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Home My Public Portal About2012 Annual ReportCity of McCall 2012 Annual Report The McCall Public Library, located in the center of town, is a safe and friendly community resource enjoyed year-round by residents and visitors to the McCall area. Our staff is knowledgeable and friendly, and our facility welcoming and comfortable. Patrons have access to information and leisure reading at all levels at their dis- posal anytime, . We have several adult collections; our children's section includes 7 graduated reading -level collections with a special section for Young Adults. Programming for all ages is one of our most important services, which includes weekly children's programs as well as special programs for teens and adults. We have 7 public access computers, all of which have high-speed internet as well as a wireless network available for laptops. A printer and scanner are also avail- able. There is a conference room available to the general public and a separate leisure reading room, where our Idaho collection and local newspaper are housed. These services are available to the general public 44 hours a week during the winter and 46 hours a week in the summer. How the Library Operates The McCall Public Library is primarily dependent on tax dollars to operate. All facilities and materials are available free of charge to any family that owns property within the city limits of McCall. It is also available to everyone else for a yearly fee of $50 per family and allows the paid patrons all the available services. Selected Statistics Valley County Population 9,862 , City of McCall Population 2,991 Resident Memberships 4,425 Non -Resident Memberships 940 Special Memberships 284 I Total Memberships 5,649 Staff Library Director Anne Kantola Programming Librarians Robyn Armstrong Melody Dodge Library Clerk 11 Zoya Linden Becky Hearne Library Clerk 1 Hidee Anyan Alison Salyer Table of Conte Strategic Objectives A Performance Report Our Finances Looking Forward 1 2 3 4 It is the mission of th McCall Public Library to provide patrons with diverse and organized information that satisfie their learning and recreational needs. Together with a well - trained staff, modern equipment, and a welcoming environment, our library will promote understanding of our culture, our world, an ourselves. The Library Board developed a guiding plan to meet the challenges of an increasing demand for library services. These values shape our plan: ,. • Serve the community • Encourage freedom of learning • Provide appropriate materials, up-to-date technology, and relevant outreach programs • Make efficient use of funds • Provide an inviting and educational atmosphere i 2012 Programming • Weekly pre-school story times for ages 0-2 and 3-5 • Weekly outreach story times to local daycares and Headstart • Programming for school -age children as their time allows (3-4 a year) "Little Builders" program, using blocks to develop and enforce pacial perception and number oncepts to preschool age chil- dren. 2 adult book clubs (once a month) Adult programming througho the year in the evening 6-10 a year) Book bags for newborns, ourtesy of the Friends of th McCall Public Library Independent monthly film club Various parenting classes several times a year Classes in Spanish for English speakers and conversational Spanish practice sessions for oth English and Spanish atrons Summer reading programs fo students K-5 and Middle Sch 6 weeks in summer) Proctoring f A Performance Report Selected Programs & Services Public Library Performance Measures State Total Average McCaII Collection & Circulation Total Collection Held 447,769 26,339 37,717 Public Access Library Visitors 427,215 25,130 33.449 Public computer terminals 130 8 7 Patrons accessing internet via library terminals 116,639 6,865 8,666 Levels of Service Circulation 692,975 40,763 49,766 Reference Questions 40,997 2,928 2,787 Operating Expenditures 1,738,924 102,296 330,608 Library expenditures for Operating Library expenditures for Staff 1,333,430 78,437 265,943 Library expenditures for collection 206,812 12,165 17,716 Programming Total Programs 1,935 113 262 Total Program attendance 46,664 2,775 5,386 The statistics stated on this page were pulled from the Idaho State Report submitted by the Library Director each year in January. The total and averages are from the 2011 reports from the 17 libraries in our category of population 2,501 to 5,000. The complete reports since 2000 can be found on the Idaho Commission for Libraries website at www.libraries.idaho.pov The "Collective " Mosaic The McCall Donnelly High School Art Club made a mixed medium mosaic called "Collective" for the 2011 Smithsonian exhibit, "The Way We Worked". This large art piece was auctioned and bought by Mr. Michael and Mrs. Nancy Eck, then donated to the McCall Public Library for public display. This is one of the first public art.pieces to go through the City's new public art donation policy approved by City Council in January. It is now on display in the Children's Room at the McCall Public Library. The high school art club created this brilliantly colored mosaic directed by teacher Cynthia Dittmer with grant money from the McCall Donnelly Education Foundation and Shelton Foundation. 2 Our Finances Fiscal Year 2012 Public Library What are the co or serving the itizens & how hose costs pai he General Fund is the prima operating fund of the City. It exist to account for the resources use to pay for the services traditional) associated with local government. Included in this General Fund is the Library Fund. The library does not generate sufficient funds to function as an entity, and is nearly completely dependent of tax )revenue for support. Children's Room Mural h School Art Club with -Collective" 3 Revenue by Sourc Property Tax FY12 ::6 Fees $9,256 Grants Fines $2,450 Donations $3,770 Interest $762 Other $11,902 Total $368,808 Expense by Category Operating 63,068 Inter -fund Transfers $48,259 Grants 00 $362,223 Congratulations to our 30 year employee Rebecca Hearne Anne Kantola Public Library Director (208) 634-5522 McCall Public Library 218 East Park St McCall, ID 83638 akantola@mccall.id.us www.mccall.lili.org library@mccall.id.us Gene Drabinski City Manager (208) 634-1003 City of McCall 216 East Park St McCall, ID 83638 gdrabinski@mccall.id.us www.mccall.id.us Looking Forward What's Next: Projects & Challenges Successes in 2012 1. We have finally finished the library redecorating project, which included painting, shelving and carpet. Local Option Tax (LOT) money, Idaho Commu- nity Foundation (ICF) and Whittenberger grants and donations from the 'Friends of McCall Public Library' were our primary funding sources. The pro- ject began in 2008 with new slat -wall shelving; in 2009, we started replacing the red book shelves. A huge project was done in 2010; painting the walls, replacing the carpet and adding more shelves. The years, 2011 and 2012, were dedicated to replacing the rest of the red shelves. Many thanks to the ICF and Whittenberger for most of the furniture ($10,000), the LOT funds for most of the shelving ($67,960), and the Friends for new carpet tiles and mural for the children's section. 2. Painting the exterior of the library, replacing sections of the South and West sides and waterproofing the windows. John Powell, Building Inspector and Kurt Wolf, Parks Supervisor, were a great help with this project. Future Projects 1. Continue to increase programming, depending on staffing commitments and community needs 2. Support the 5 -concepts outlined in the McCall Comprehensive Plan for increasing the scope and quality of education for all McCall Residents, becoming a destination for the bike path grid and the walking paths and continue to support the concept of a City Campus Plan 3. Additional materials and formats for information retrieval, which include interactive internet, e -books, on-line conferences & other technologies 4. Support public art projects in the library and on immediate grounds 5. Support recycling & conservation activities inline with a "green footprint" 6. Joining the InterLibrary Loan community (worldwide) in order to have our catalog accessible and our collection available 7. Design plans for a new library, at least twice the size of the existing one, with a proper library layout, facilities and materials, in the center of town and planned as a part of the City Campus Kindergarten vsii 4 Library Board Certification of Public Library Data, FY 2012 Mail this completed form before January 31, 2013, to: Frank Nelson The Idaho Commission for Libraries Eastern Field Office 1820E 17th St Ste 130 Idaho Falls, ID 83404-6403 The chair of the library board of trustees signs on this line. The Idaho Code indicates that the library board is responsible for submitting this annual report to the Idaho Commission for Libraries (I.C.33-2611 for city libraries, 33-2726 for districts). I hereby certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the data submitted by the Library, FY12 are accurate. Signature of board chair: Date: a/ab /3013 Z„, Survey Report http://collect.btol.com/(S(mpx3uv450x4xwams2rxg2dax))/SurveyReF ;px?impersonate... McCall Public 2012 Idaho Public Library Survey Due January 31, 2013 CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR Certification Click here to print a copy of the Library Board Certification page. This is also due by January 31, 2013. General Information (1.1-1.18) Click on question number for help 1.1 Fiscal year begins (mm-dd-yy) 10-1-11 10-1-10 1.2 Fiscal year ends (mm-dd-yy) 9-30-12 9-30-11 *1.3 Name of library McCall Public McCall Public 1.4 Established according to the Idaho Code as a C C 1.5 Legal Service Area Boundary Change No No 1.6 Levy rate .000416593 .000407503 1.7 Mailing address 218 E Park St 218 E Park St 1.8 City (of mailing address) McCall McCall 1.9 Zip (of mailing address) 83638 83638 1.10 Street address 218 E Park St 218 E Park St 1.11 City (of street address) McCall McCall 1.12 Zip (of street address) 83638 83638 1.13 County Valley Valley *1.14 Phone (208) 634-5522 (208) 634-5522 1.15 Fax number (208) 634-3038 (208) 634-3038 1.16 E-mail Address library@mccall.id.us library@mccall.id.us 1.17 Person completing form Anne Kantola Anne Kantola 1.18 Name of current library director Anne Kantola Anne Kantola Service Area (2.1-2.12) Click on question number for help 2.1 Population of legal service area 2,924 2,924 1 of9 1/28/2013 3:02 PM Survey Report http://collect.btol.com/(S(mpx3uv450x4xwams2rxg2dax))/SurveyRep ;px?Impersonate... 2.2 Registered users in legal service area 4,425 4,093 2.3 Source of legal service area population information (#2.1) 2010 Census 20/0 Census 2.4 Population of any areas served under contract 0 0 2.5 Registered users in contract area 0 0 2.6 Source of contract population information (#2.4) N/A N/A 2.7 Non-resident users 1,224 1,416 2.7a Non -Resident Fees per person N/A N/A 2.7b Non-resident Fees per family $50.00 $50. 2.8 Central or main library 1 / 2.9 Branches 0 0 2.10 Bookmobiles 0 0 2.11 Number of bookmobiles that are on contract 0 0 2.12 Number of bookmobiles that are owned 0 0 Paid Staff (Full -Time Equivalent) (3.1-3.7) Click on question number for help Remember: to compute the FTE (full-time equivalent) of a part-time employee, divide the number of hours worked per week by 40. Thus, an employee working 20 hours per week equals .50 FTE (20/40 =.50), and an employee working 16 hours per week equals .40 FTE (16/40=.40). Do not include volunteers in the FTE calculation. 3.1 Librarians with master's degree from an ALA -accredited program 1.00 1.00 3.2 Others holding title of librarian 0.00 0.00 3.3 Total librarians (3.3 = 3.1 + 3.2) 1.00 1.00 LOCKED [Calculated] 3.4 All other paid staff (include maintenance staff) 3.99 3.81 *3.5 Total paid staff (3.5 = 3.3 + 3.4) 4.99 4.81 Note: Include staff paid by another agency, e.g., School LOCKED [Calculated] 3.6 Library director's annual salary $72,208 $70,811 3.7 Number of hours worked per week (not to exceed 40) 40 40 Beginning Balance and Carryover (4.1-4.5) Click on question number for help 4.1 Operating carryover $371,465 $365, 589 4.2 Capital Improvement Fund (Repairs, equipment, vehicles, etc.) $0 $0 4.3 Building Fund (Land, new construction, and additions only) $0 $0 4.4 Other $0 $0 4.5 Total Unexpended balance on hand at beginning of Fiscal year. (4.5 = 4.1 + 4.2 + $371,465 $365,589 4.3 + 4.4) LOCKED [Calculated] 2 of 9 1/28/2013 3:02 PM Survey Report http://collect.btol.com/(S(mpx3uv450x4xwams2rxg2dax))/SurveyRef ;px?Impersonate... Library Revenue By Source (5.1-5.6) Click on question number for help Use WHOLE NUMBERS for all dollar amounts *Local Government *5.1a Local Operating Revenue $340,666 $330,608 *5.1b Local Government Capital Revenue $0 $0 *5.1c Local Total Revenue (5.1c = 5.1a + 5.1b) LOCKED [Calculated] $340,666 $330,608 State Government (exclude federal dollars distributed by state) 5.2a State Operating Revenue $0 $0 5.2b State Government Capital Revenue $0 $0 5.2c State Total Revenue (5.2c = 5.2a + 5.2b) LOCKED [Calculated] $0 $0 Federal government (include LSTA & other federal dollars distributed by state) 5.3a Federal Operating Revenue $0 $0 5.3b Federal Government Capital Revenue $0 $0 5.3c Federal Total Revenue (5.3c = 5.3a + 5.3b) LOCKED [Calculated] $0 $0 Contracts for services to other libraries 5.4a Contract Operating Revenue $0 $0 5.4b Contract Capital Revenue $0 $0 5.4c Contract Total Revenue (5.4c = 5.4a + 5.4b) LOCKED [Calculated] $0 $0 Other income 5.5a Other Operating Revenue $28,142 $24, 030 5.5b Other Capital Revenue $0 $0 5.5c Other Total Revenue (5.5c = 5.5a + 5.5b) LOCKED [Calculated] $28,142 $24,030 GRAND TOTAL and totals by type of revenue for this fiscal year [Calculated fields] 5.6a Grand Total Operating Revenue (5.6a = 5.1a + 5.2a + 5.3a + 5.4a + 5.5a) LOCKED $368,808 $354,638 5.6b Grand Total Capital Revenue (5.6b = 5.1b + 5.2b + 5.3b + 5.4b + 5.5b) LOCKED $0 $0 5.6c Grand Total Revenue (5.6c = 5.1c + 5.2c + 5.3c + 5.4c + 5.5c) LOCKED $368,808 $354,638 Library Expenditures (6.1-6.21) Click on question number for help SECTION A. STANDARD OPERATING EXPENDITURES Staff Expenditures 6.1 Salaries and wages 6.2 Employee benefits $189,947 $60,949 $205,333 $60,610 3 of 9 1/28/2013 3:02 PM Survey Report http://collect.btol.com/(S(mpx3uv450x4xwams2rxg2dax))/SurveyRep ;px?Impersonate... 6.3 Total staff expenditures (6.3 = 6.1 + 6.2) [For staff expenditures paid by another $250,896 $265,943 agency use 6.I3a & b] LOCKED [Calculated] Collection Expenditures 6.4 Print Materials $15,474 $15,884 6.5 Database and Electronic Materials $1,360 $1,360 6.6 Other Materials $3,226 $472 6.7 Total collection expenditures (6.7 = 6.4 + 6.5 + 6.6) LOCKED [Calculated] $20,060 $17, 716 Other Operating Expenditures 6.8 Contracts for services from other libraries $0 $0 6.9 Miscellaneous Operating Expenditures $91,268 $76,698 6.10 Total other operating expenditures (6.10 = 6.8 + 6.9) LOCKED [Calculated] $91,268 $76,698 6.11 Total operating expenditures (6.11 = 6.3 + 6.7 + 6.10) LOCKED [Calculated] $362,224 $360,357 6.12 Operating Expenditures made by other agencies (6.12 = 6.12a + 6.12b + 6.12c + $0 $0 6.12d) LOCKED [Calculated] 6.12a Salaries or wages paid by another agency $0 $0 6.12b Benefits paid by another agency $0 $0 6.12c Collections paid by another agency $0 $0 6.12d Other Operating Expenditures paid by another agency $0 $0 SECTION B. CAPITAL EXPENDITURES 6.13 Capital expenditures $0 $0 SECTION C. UNEXPENDED BALANCE AND CARRYOVER 6.14 Unexpended balance at end of report year (6.14 = [(4.5 + 5.6c) - (6.11 + 6.13)] $378,049 $359,870 6.15 How much, if any, of the unexpended balance reported in Item 6.14 will be returned $0 $0 to your funding authority's general account? Carried forward to Next Fiscal Year 6.16 Operating carryover $371,465 $365,589 6.17 Capital Improvement Fund (Repairs, equipment, vehicles, etc.) $0 $0 6.18 Building Fund (Land, new construction, and additions only) $0 $0 6.19 Name of Other Source N/A N/A 6.20 Amount from Other Source $0 $0 6.21 Final balance to be carried forward to next fiscal year [6.21 = 6.16 + 6.17 + 6.18 + $371,465 $365,589 6.20] Library Collection (7.1-7.13) Click on question number for help 7.1 Total library items (physical units) added during the year 2,672 2,155 7.2 Total library items (physical units) withdrawn during the year 2,874 1,150 4 of 9 1/28/2013 3:02 PM Survey Report http://collect.btol.com/(S(mpx3uv450x4xwams2rxg2dax))/SurveyRep px?Impersonate... Items (physical units) held at the end of report year. Print Materials Note: We no longer worry about bound and unbound serial volumes as specially treated print materials. Most libraries no longer bind periodicals and now rely on databases such as ProQuest to locate and obtain individual articles if the publisher itself does not provide past articles online. Due to space constraints, printed back issues are typically kept for just several years, circulated, and, relative to the pre -online database era, weeded quickly. Also, the vast majority of libraries now rely on an ILS to keep track of holdings. In short, "If it has a bar code, it's a volume." Call if you have questions. 7.3 Print Materials 30,953 31,219 7.4 Total Audio Materials (7.4 = 7.4a + 7.4b) 753 702 7.4a Audio materials [physical units] 753 702 7.4b Audio materials [downloadable titles] 0 0 7.5 Total Video Materials (7.5 = 7.5a + 7.5b) 934 905 7.5a Video materials [physical units] 934 905 7.5b Video materials [downloadable titles] 0 0 7.6 Other Electronic Materials [Physical Units] 4 3 7.7 State Provided Licensed Databases [LiLI-D] LOCKED (Will be determined by 51 51 SDC. FY2009 was 51) 7.8 Locally Mounted Licensed Databases/Other Cooperative agreements [Consortia, 1 1 not LiLI-D] 7.9 Total Licensed Databases (7.9 = 7.7 + 7.8) LOCKED [Calculated] 52 52 7.10 Electronic Books (E -Books) 0 0 7.11 Other library materials 5,021 4,900 7.12 Total items (physical units) held at the end of report year (7.12 = 7.3 + 7.4 + 7.5 + 37,717 37,781 7.6 +7.9+7.10+ 7.11) 7.13 Current Print Serial Subscriptions 50 56 Library Services (8.1-8.3) Click on question number for help *8.1 Total Public service hours (Annual) 2,312 2,260 Note: For multi -outlet systems please enter total here. Branch hours are entered individually in 12.20 located in the Outlet portion of the survey. 8.2 Total library visits (Annual) 33,449 32,059 8.2a Is this an estimate? No No 8.3 Total reference transactions completed (Annual) 2,787 2,431 8.3a Is this an estimate? No No Circulation (9.1-9.4) Click on question number for help 9.1 Adult Circulation 28,820 26,582 9.2 Juvenile Circulation 24,527 23,184 5 of 9 1/28/2013 3:02 PM Survey Report http://collect.btol.com/(S(mpx3uv450x4xwams2rxg2dax))/SurveyRer .px?Impersonate... 9.3 Total circulation transactions (9.3 = 9.1 + 9.2) 9.4 Loan period for books (in weeks) Adult's, Young Adult's and Children's Programs (10.1-10.8) Click on question number for help (Count library run programs only) 53,347 2 Note: Age definitions have changed. Children are now defined as 11 and under and Young Adult's are defined as 12-18. 10.1 Children's Program Attendance (Annual) 10.2 Young Adult's Program Attendance (Ages 10.3 Adult's Program Attendance (Annual) 10.4 Total Attendance at Library Programs (10. [Calculated] 10.5 Number of Children's Programs 10.6 Number of Young Adult's Programs (Ages 10.7 Number of Adult's Programs 10.8 Total Number of Library Programs (10.8 = [Calculated] 12-18 Annual) 4=10.1+I0.2--10.3)LOCKED 12-18 Annual) 10.5 + 10.6 + 10.7) LOCKED Resource Sharing (11.1-11.2) Click on question number for help 11.1 Interlibrary loans provided to other libraries 11.2 Interlibrary loans received from other libraries Internet Terminals and Users (11.3-11.4) 11.3 Total of all Internet Terminals LOCKED [Calculated] This will be the total from all entries in 12.13 in the Outlet section below. 11.4 Total of all Internet Users LOCKED [Calculated] This will be the total from all entries in 12.13a in the Outlet section below. Outlets (12.1-12.29a) Click on question number for help 4,316 48 1,214 5,578 205. 10 59 274 3 195 7 8,666 49,766 2 4,516 177 693 5,386 196 14 52 262 2 171 8 10,400 [f you see anything in a.Iocked field that needs to be changed, please enter the correct information in the Federal Note Area for the item in question and flag it by clicking on the shadowed icon to the right of the item. [12.1-12.9a, 12.10-12.12, 12.16, 12.16b -12.16p, 12.18b -12.18p, 12.19-12.23, and 12.25-12.28 are prefilled with last years' data and locked] 12.1 LIB ID IDMCC IDMCC 6 of9 1/28/2013 3:02 PM Survey Report http://collect.btol.com/(S(mpx3uv450x4xwams2rxg2dax))/SurveyRer ;px?Impersonate... 12.2 FSCS ID 12.3 Name of Outlet 12.4 Street Address [physical address] 12.4a Mailing Address if different from Street Address (enter N/A if they are the same) 12.5 City 12.6 County of the Outlet 12.7 Zip for Street Address 12.8 Zip for Mailing Address if different from Street Address (enter N/A if they are the same) 12.9 Phone 12.9a Current Library Branch or Outlet Director (If no library branch, enter N/A) 12.9b E-mail address for this Outlet (If none, enter N/A) 12.10 Outlet Type Code 12.11 Metropolitan Status Code 12.12 Number of Bookmobiles in the Bookmobile Outlet Record 12.13 Number of this Outlets Internet Computers used annually by the General Public 12.13a Number of Users of this Outlets Internet Computers annually 12.13b Is this an estimate? 12.14 Internet Connectivity 12.15 Connectivity Speed 12.16 Square Footage (main or branch) [LOCKED] 12.16a Library Hours (Winter): Dates (mm/dd/yyyy-mm/dd/yyyy) 12.16b Daily Hours Open (Example: 9am-6pm. If no hours enter an N/A) 12.16c 12.16d 12.16e 12.16f 12.16g 12.16h 12.16i 12.16j 12.16k Sunday Scheduled Hours Monday Scheduled Hours Tuesday Scheduled Hours Wednesday Scheduled Hours Thursday Scheduled Hours Friday Scheduled Hours Saturday Scheduled Hours Number of Hours Open Daily (Example: if open from 9am-6pm enter 9. If no hours enter an N/A) Sunday Total Hours Open Monday Total Hours Open Tuesday Total Hours Open ID0059 MCCALL PUBLIC 218 E PARK ST 215 E PARK ST MCCALL VALLEY 83638 83638 (208) 634-5522 Anne Kantola library@mccall.id.us CE NO 0 7 8,666 No Cable Greater than 10 Mbps 4,880 09/01/2011-05/31/2012 N/A I Oam-6pm I Oam-6pm I Oam-6pm 10am-6pm I Oam-6pm l 0am-2pm N/A 8 8 1D0059 MCCALL PUBLIC 218EPARK ST 215EPARK ST MCCALL VALLEY 83638 83638 (208) 634-5522 Anne Kantola library@mccalLid.us CE NO 0 8 10,400 No Cable Greater than 10 Mbps 4,880 09/01/2010-05/31/2011 N/A 10am-6pm 10am-6pm 10am-6pm 10am-6pm 10am-6pm 10am-2pm N/A 8 8 7 of 9 1/28/2013 3:02 PM Survey Report http://collect.btol.com/(S(mpx3uv450x4xwams2rxg2dax))/SurveyRep .px?Impersonate... 12.161 Wednesday Total Hours Open 8 8 12.16m Thursday Total Hours Open 8 8 12.16n Friday Total Hours Open 8 8 12.16o Saturday Total Hours Open 4 4 12.16p Total Hours Open per Week 44 44 12.17 Check box if Summer and Winter Hours are the same No No 12.18a Library Hours (Summer): Dates (mm/dd/yyyy-mm/dd/yyyy) 06/01/2012-08/31/2012 06/01/2011-08/31/2011 12.18b Daily Hours Open (Example: 9am-6pm. If no hours enter an N/A) N/A N/A Sunday Scheduled Hours 12.18c Monday Scheduled Hours loam-6pm 10am-6pm 12.18d Tuesday Scheduled Hours loam-6pm 10am-6pm 12.18e Wednesday Scheduled Hours l0am-6pm 10am-6pm 12.18f Thursday Scheduled Hours l0am-6pm 10am-6pm 12.18g Friday Scheduled Hours 10am-6pm 10am-6pm 12.18h Saturday Scheduled Hours loam-4pm 10am-4pm 12.18i Number of Hours Open Daily (Example: if open from 9am-6pm enter 9. If no hours enter an N/A) N/A N/A Sunday Total Hours Open 12.18j Monday Total Hours Open 8 8 12.18k Tuesday Total Hours Open 8 8 12.181 Wednesday Total Hours Open 8 8 12.18m Thursday Total Hours Open 8 8 12.18n Friday Total Hours Open 8 8 12.18o Saturday Total Hours Open 6 6 12.18p Total Hours Open per Week 48 48 12.19 Public Service Hours per Year for this Outlet 2,336 2,336 12.20 Number of Weeks this Outlet is Open per Year 52 52 12.21 LIB [D IDMC IDMC 12.22 Name of Legal Entity MCCALL PUBLIC MCCALL PUBLIC 12.23 Interlibrary Relationship Code ME ME 12.24 Network and Consortium membership(s) SWIRLS, VMLC SWIRLS, VMLC 12.25 Legal Basis Code CI C! 12.26 Administrative Structure Code SO SO 12.27 FSCS Public Library Definition Y Y 8 of 9 1/28/2013 3:02 PM Survey Report http://collect.btol.com/(S(mpx3uv450x4xwams2rxg2dax))/SurveyRer ;px?Impersonate... 12.28 Geographic Code 01 Cll 12.29 Building Projects No Plans No Plans 12.29a Project Scope No Plans No Plans 9 of9 1/28/2013 3:02 PM