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Library Board Packet 2014 09-08-14 Agenda Yorkville Public Library / Historical Meeting Room Board of Trustees September 8, 2014 - 7:00 P.M. 902 Game Farm Road 11 Roll Call 2. Recognition of Visitors 3. Amendments to the Agenda 4. Minutes 51 Correspondence 6, Public Comment 7, Staff Comment 8. Report of the Treasurer Financial Statement Payment of Bills 91 Report of the Library Director Statistics 10. City Council Liaison 11, Standing Committees Policy Personnel Finance Community Relations 12, Unfinished Business Library Survey Results Building Siding Web Site Update 13, New Business Wrigley Expansion Property Tax Abatement Standing Committees 2014/15 Internet Use Policy Revised 14, Executive Session (if needed) 1. For the appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance or dismissal of specific employees of the public body or legal counsel for the public body, including hearing testimony on a complaint lodged against an employee of the public body, or against legal counsel for the public body to determine its validity. 15. New Business (con't) 16. Adjournment it DRAFT r Yorkville Public Library Board of Trustees Monday, August 11 , 2014, 7pm 902 Game Farm Road — Library Historic Wing The meeting was called to order at 7 :OOpm by President Beth Gambro Roll Call: Carol LaChance-yes, Judy Somerlot-yes, Sandy Lindblom-yes, Beth Gambro-yes, Russ Walter-yes Absent: Susan Chacon, Barb Johnson, Jo Ann Gryder Others Present: Library Director Michelle Pfister City Finance Director Rob Fredrickson Library Youth Director Jennette Weiss Library Youth Director Marianne Eberhardt Recognition of Visitors: Ms. Gambro welcomed Mr. Fredrickson, Ms. Weiss and Ms. Eberhardt. Amendments to the Agenda: Ms. Gambro said she would like a short discussion about the proposed coffee house and that there would be an Executive Session. Minutes: July 14, 2014 The previous meeting minutes were approved as presented on a motion by Ms. Somerlot and second by Ms. LaChance. Approved on a voice vote. Correspondence: A thank you card was received from Rita (former library employee) for the flowers sent to her upon her retirement. Heartland Blood Center also sent a letter thanking the library for their support during a recent blood drive. Public Comment: None Staff Comment: Ms. Pfister introduced Ms. Weiss and Ms. Eberhardt who assumed the children's department duties this summer. Each staff member gave an overview of the recent youth activities and upcoming programs. Ms. Somerlot asked what they need from the Library Board to meet their goals. Ms. Weiss said books, especially fiction, are a priority. Ms. Gambro said she might be able to obtain used books from the school district. Ms. Pfister suggested a Board member could do a "twilight reading". Another suggestion was community members presenting programs such as the recent canine program. A Page 1 of 5 I possible after-school reading program is being discussed as well as ways to involve the scboo4. Ms. Weiss said Bristol Bay School came four times last year, students got library cards and the teafher arranged a scavenger hunt at the library. Ms. LaChance asked if there would be a program for 3-year olds for early evenings or Saturdays. There will be a drop-in twilight read, not age-specific and it was noted the daytime Tots and Toddler program is filling up rapidly. Report of the Treasurer: Budget Report Ms. Lindblom reported the following: 1 . Budget is at 25% of FY 2. Half of the budgeted revenue has already been received 3 . Expenditures are right at budget 4. Paying agent fees are at 48% 5 . $550 received from development fees in July i Check Register 1 . All Vac is for vacuum repair--$ 155 .95 2. Bonding fees of $588.50 3 . Castle Insurance bonding for entire Board 4. Failed compressor service call for $ 1 ,366 5 : OCLC is annual database fee of $862 6: Library lawyer charged $975 (5 hours at $ 195/hour) for calls made by Trustee Gryder regarding the health insurance issue from earlier this year. Ms. Lindblom asked if the Board needed a policy on Board members calling the attorney. Ms. Gambro said she had researched the minutes since January for any formal requests to contact the attorney. In the March minutes, it was mentioned by Ms. Gryder that the Board should contact the library attorney about the health insurance. In the end, it was decided that Ms. Pfister would contact the attorney with pre-determined questions (from a sub-committee). However, this call was not made. Mr. Walter also remembered a discussion about contacting the attorney regarding the Inter-Government Agreement. This was to determine if the Board was obligated to use the City insurance. In another reference to contacting the attorney, the Board discussed asking him to write letters to all companies involved in the building siding issue. Ms. Gambro suggested that a policy is needed and asked the Policy Committee to develop procedures regarding any expenditures. Ms. Somerlot said that when money will be spent, a vote should be taken. The Board should be more formal in the future when suggesting these calls, said Ms. LaChance. Going forward, a vote will be taken prior to any money being spent. 7: Sound Inc., $752.07 for quarterly payment for security system 8 : Ms. Lindblom said the kids raised $50 toward the magic performance and a $250 anonymous donation was received towards the show. 9: Trico bill for $6,580 for air chiller repair. 10: Friends paid Visa bill 11 : Internet bill / Comcast is for a T- 1 line Page 2 of 5 i Ms. Pfister discussed the compressor repair and said that half the amount was due prior to work being done. After three days of work, it was determined the problem was not the compressor. In addition, a crane was on the way and had to be stopped. Electronics were repaired and a motherboard was replaced. Michelle is working on getting a partial refund minus the cost of replacing the motherboard. Since a check was cut for these repairs outside the normal check run, it was noted in the bills as "Manual Check Register" Ms. Lindblom also provided the following statistics to conclude her report : Payroll : $32,685.01 Total Disbursements: $80,684.69 Memorials and Gifts balance: $ 1 ,31 .79 Cash Statement No comment. Mr. Fredrickson said a City audit was done two weeks ago with the final audit to come in September. He highlighted the library's budget as follows: Surplus of $24,940 to be added to the Fund Balance The overall Fund Balance is $471 ,076 which he described as healthy and strong. When property tax comes in, debt service is paid. Capital Fund (houses development fees): slight surplus of about $ 11 ,000 Remaining Fund Balance at end of FY ' 14 : $26,871 Payment of Bills Trustee Somerlot moved to pay the bills in the amount of $46,999.68 and payroll in the amount of $33 ,685.01 for a total disbursement amount of $80,684 .69. The motion was seconded by Trustee LaChance. Roll call : Somerlot-yes, Lindblom-yes, Gambro-yes, Walter-yes, LaChance-yes. Passed 5-0. Report of the Library Director: Library Director Pfister gave the following report: 1 . June/July were the busiest months and she gave the stats for the month of July 2. Had intem in June/July who was in the kid's room. She taught crocheting among other things and spent $ 100 3 . Library had candy history program attended by 51 people, Wrigley provided gum for guests 4 . Friends group provided prizes for summer adult reading program. Ms. Pfister expressed her thanks to the Friends group for all the assistance they provide and the programs they make possible. Friends of the Library Report by Judy Somerlot: 1 . Judy reported that a President is needed for the Friends group and that more people need to be involved. She said 14 people attended the meeting on this date. Much money has been raised, but it takes many to participate. 2. Additional volunteers are needed for the upcoming book sale, books will be moved August 26`h. 3 . Membership campaign starts on September 1 . Library Director Report cunt.... 5 . "Food for Fines" netted 480 items for the Food Pantry, in addition over $700 in Library fines was collected. Page 3 of 5 6. Shelley is working on 100-year celebration and has written letters to 60 authors so far asking for memories of what a library means to them. Will also ask for autograph and photos. 7. Michelle will attend the open house for the new Morris Library Director and to view the newly refinished teen area 8. Over 200 responses have been received for the library survey which is now closed. The results should be available at the next Board meeting. Hoped for 400 responses. 9. Michelle would like to do a walk-through inside/outside with Board members at 6: 15 prior to the September Board meeting. She will point out where money has been spent for improvements and improvements still needed. Ms. Gambro will notify Trustees Johnson and Gryder. 10. New Board member to be appointed: Kate Elder—has experience in fund-raising. Ms. Gambro will call her. City Council Liaison: No report Standing Committees: There were no reports from the committees. President Gambro said new committee assignments will be made next month and she asked Trustees to advise her of their preferences. Unfinished Business: Building Siding Mr. Walter said there was no further information regarding the building siding and no proposals for painting. Ms. Pfister reported that the handyman who has done recent work for the library, said the painting job would be too much for him. The Oswego Sherwin-Williams store was also going to ask clients about providing estimates. Mr. Walter said no info regarding RFP's has been received from the City and he suggested paying Tom Lindblom to assist with the REP. He also noted it may be too late in the season for this job. Ms. Lindblom added that Mr. Lindblom had looked at the building and suggested just painting the front at this time. Trustee Walter agreed with doing the job in stages, however, he noted that paint lot numbers could be slightly different colors if purchased at separate times. If the job is done in stages, no RFP would be needed. Some wood work also needs to be repaired, he said. He and Ms. LaChance both suggested placing an ad in the paper soliciting a painter. He said he was hesitant to wait until spring since that would be the middle of the 100-year celebration. He will contact Menards and Home Depot for names of painters and Sandy will ask Tom for suggestions. President Gambro asked all Board members to be on the lookout for painters. Ms. Pfister asked if the same color would be used, and the Board replied no. Ms. Lindblom noted that if a different color is used, the job must be done all at one time. Web Site Update Ms. Pfister said staff has been working with Weblinx on the update and the first page is now completed. It is hoped to have the update done by the next meeting. Half of the cost has been paid. Library staff will take care of the updates and work on the Facebook. Coffee House Update Jo Arm Gryder has met with the contact for the coffee house. The Health Department has not been called yet until Ms. Gryder is able to determine more of the requirements from the contact. Page 4 of 5 III New Business: Disaster Plan All Board members should give their Disaster Plans to Michelle for an update of staff and Board members. She also provides a copy to the Police Department. I Per Capita Grant — Serving Our Public Collection Management and Source Sharing Director Pfister said when she does the grant, she has to make the Board aware of circulation management and collection management. Currently, the library has no Braille books, but they can be obtained through the inter-library loans. She would like to purchase some when the budget allows. Ms. Gambro asked if the library is actually spending 12% of the budget on materials for patrons. Ms. Pfister replied yes and said the materials can include such things as DVD's, electronics, etc. Per Capita Grant — Analyze the Current Budget The Per Capita grant is done and she read to the Board, the statement that she drafted as part of the grant. The statement included information on the reduction of library hours and budget constraints, etc. As the budget is developed, Ms. Gambro said priorities are put on purchasing best sellers and replacements. Executive Session: It was moved and seconded, respectively by Ms. Lindblom and Ms. Somerlot to enter into Executive Session. Approved by unanimous voice vote. It began at 8:26pm and ended at 8:48pm. Roll call back into Regular Session: Gambro-yes, Walter-yes, LaChance-yes, Somerlot-yes, Lindblom- yes. No action will be taken based on what was discussed in the Executive Session. Additional Business: None Adjournment: There was no further business and the meeting was adjourned at 8 :48pm on a motion and second by Trustees LaChance and Somerlot, respectively. 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Elder @yorkville . lib . il . us Standing Committees 2014 /2015 Finance : Chairperson : Chacon , Lindblom , Johnson , Walter Personnel : Chairperson : Somerlot , Gryder , LaChance , Walter Policy : Chairperson : Gryder , Elder , Johnson , Somerlot Community Relation : Chairperson : Lindblom , Chacon , Elder , LaChance City Council Liaison : Carlo Colosimo Cell 630 . 408 . 0160 yorkvilleone @gmail . com Library Director : Michelle Pfister 630 . 553 . 5142 630 . 281 . 0800 mpfister @yorkville . lib . il . us AGENDA NOTE : Items to included on the agenda for Board Meetings are to be given to the Board President or Library Director at least one week prior to the meeting . Yorkville Public Library Internet Use Policy In fulfilling its mission to provide information, education, and cultural enrichment for the community through a commitment to excellence in library services, the Yorkville Public Library provides its patrons with the latest information technology. Therefore, internet access is available in both the Adult and Children's departments. The internet is a global and unregulated information network. As such it allows patrons to access information and images beyond the scope of the Yorkville Public Library's collection. The library cannot control the information accessible through the internet and does not accept responsibility for its content. As with other library materials, a child's use of the internet is solely the responsibility of the child's parents or guardian. Parents are encouraged to provide guidance and explore the internet with their children. The library's internet stations are in public areas and are shared by patrons of all age. Therefore, all patrons are asked to refrain from accessing potentially offensive information or images. Internet privileges will be suspended if the use of and behavior at the internet workstation is not in keeping with this policy. Yorkville Public Library Internet Use Procedures 1 . Use of the computer workstations with internet access, except for the "express" workstation in the Adult Services department, is limited to holders of a valid Illinois public library card. The internet connection is available on a first come, first served basis. 2. Students 7`h grade or older may use the internet connection. Students younger than 7`h grade may use the internet connection when accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult. The parent or guardian must come to the library and sign the Internet Use Disclaimer for students in 7`h through high school. 3 . Only one person may use the computer at a time, except an adult working with a child. 4. Computers in the Youth Service Department are intended for children under the age of 18. 5 . Each patron using a library internet workstation is allotted 1 hours of internet use per day. If no patrons are waiting to use the internet you may stay on up to 3 hours. 6. Printing cost is .20 per page for black and white copies, $.50 per page for color copies. 7. Patrons may not receive library service when outstanding fines equal $5.00 or greater accrued on their library card, or when library materials are more than two weeks overdue. 8. Earphones are available at the reference desk for patron to use at the library. To ensure courtesy and fair access, the library may set and enforce other behavior standards. Adopted June 12,2004 Revised September 8, 2014 G/3 L Upcoming Adult Programs at toe Yorkville Public Library Sept & 6ct 2014 902 Game Farm Rd-Yorkville,IL 60560-(630)5534345-%w .yorkville.lib.ilxs Lunch Bunch Book Club - Noon "Threads & More"Group-10:00-12:00 Meets on the 2nd Wed of each month. Meets on the 1 st Tue of each month Sept 10 Beneath a Marble Sky by John Shots Sept 2 &Oct 7 Oct 8 Goldfinch by Donna Tartt This group is a combination of people who like to knit,crochet, quilt, 7Ar ' GOrDF%Nr// sew,or needlepoint. No registration needed. Just bring your unfinished r. project to work on during the meeting. v This is a great time to meet fellow"threaders"for a creativity Daxnn rolarr blast! Evening Adult Book Club- 7:00 pm Drop in Job Search and Resume Help Meets on the 2nd Thurs of each month. Thursday, Sept 4 2:00-4:00 Do you need assistance exploring job opportunities on-line Sept I 1 The Other Typist by Suzanne Rlndell or does your resume need enhancing? Oct 9 The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein Ho s Drop in for one-on-one assistance .tworkNet rEHrE. through a partnership with the Illinois She ired. WorkNet Center in Yorkville. Othe; No registration requ Typle4 eBook Drop-In Help Wed Sept 10 & Oct 8 11:1)(3-2:00 Men's Book Club - 7:00 pm Tue Sept 30 & Oct 21 2:00- 4:00 Meets on the 3rd Thurs of each month. '9t s ' Kindle users bring your l 'n Amazon account password. Sept 18 American Sniper by Chris Kyle Tablet users must be able to Oct 16 The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho download apps to your device. CHRIS KYLE Ib 11 A.111,111`1 Affordable Care Act and You AMERICAN Sept 9 & Oct 14 7:00pm -8:00pm SN f Learn how to search for the right health insurance plan for you and your family with a Navigator from the Kendall " County Health Department. "Our Lady of Angels School Fire" 'The Haunting:a unique,spooky,scary,supernatural Monday, Oct. 6 at 7:00 pm shoal presented by William Pack In observance of Fire Thursday,Oct.30 at 7:00 pm Prevention Week,join Historian Jim Gibbons as he loin us for an authentic haunting rr. ; talks about the Dec. 1, 1958 experience filled with spine- t tragedy in which 92 children tingling horror stories, true eerie and three nuns perished. history, and inexplicable super- ., natural occurrences. William - This program is inspired by "To Sleep with the Angels: simulates an authentic haunting • the story of a fire by David experience, like one of those _ s Cowan &John Kuenster popular television ghost shows. - r,iECOO� , ,rt"E`a,t�. Kendall County Property Tax Abatement r, i Applicant Summary Statement ttnn0 Name of Company: Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company I Corporate Address: 1132 W. Blackhawk Drive, Chicago IL 60642-2404 Company Contact Person: Kevin Fitzpatrick Address: 1132 W. Blackhawk Drive, Chicago IL 60642-2404 Phone: 312-212-7788 Fax: 312-212-7975 Proposed Location in Kendall County: 2800 North Route 47, Yorkville, Illinois 60560 PIN #: 02-16-300-009 Estimated Market Value of Expansion (Land & Structures) $5,3751000.00 (Once construction is complete and facility is operational) Size of Expansion: 146,000 square feet Size of Current Facility: 215,000 square feet Size of Site: 300 acres New Full-lime Associates to be Hired: 75 Current # of Associates: 300 Salary Range for new Employees: $56,697 to $137,360 Average # of years Yorkville Associates have worked for Mars: 19 Years Benefits Offered to all Full-Time Employees: Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Pension Plans Disability Life Insurance About the Project: Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. recently announced it will strengthen its presence in its home state by adding production of Skittles, one of the world's most popular candy brands, in its Yorkville facility. Wrigley will invest approximately $50 million to expand its Yorkville factory by 2016. This $50 million investment will include the expansion of the existing site, construction of a new manufacturing line, updating of site equipment, and hiring 75 new full-time Associates. County of Kendall Tax Abatement Applicant Summary Statement Wrigley will break ground on the expansion in the summer of 2014 and start production by the end of 2015. The project's construction will include structural work, architectural work, HVAC equipment and installation, fire protection, plumbing, additional packaging space, building electrical and power distribution, and general site improvements. See attached for a site map. Wrigley's Yorkville plant has been a strong contributor to the community for more than 20 years, and manufactures some of Wrigley's most beloved brands including Juicy Fruit, Doublemint and Life Savers. The plant employs over 300 Associates who have worked an average of 19 years for Mars Inc. Yorkville Associates are actively involved members in their communities, volunteering their time to Adopt-a- Highway, the United Way, the Kendall County Food Pantry, the Yorkville Senior Center, Project Angel Tree, and Habitat for Humanity. About Wrigley: Wrigley is a recognized leader in confections with a wide range of product offerings including gum, mints, hard and chewy candies, and lollipops. Wrigley's world-famous brands — including Extra®, Orbit®, Doublemint®, and 5TM chewing gums, as well as confectionery brands Skittles®, Starburst®, AltoidsO and Life Savers® — create simple pleasures for consumers every day. With operations across 50 countries and distribution in more than 180 countries, Wrigley's brands bring smiles to faces around the globe. The company is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, employs approximately 17,000 associates globally, and operates as a subsidiary of Mars, Incorporated. Based in McLean, Virginia, Mars has net sales of more than $33 billion, six business segments including Petcare, Chocolate, Wrigley, Food, Drinks, Symbioscience, and more than 72,000 Associates worldwide that are putting its Principles into action to make a difference for people and the planet through its performance. I, Kevin Fitzpatrick, certify that I am an official of the applicant business with authority to make application for a property tax abatement, that I have read this application and that the application and any attachments hereto are true and correct. I further understand that inaccurate information or misrepresentations may be cause for rejection of the application: I further understand that failure to implement these representations will be sufficient basis for termination of the abatement agreement and repayment of any taxes, which have been abated. i Signature Date Vice President, Supply Chain North America Title KENDALL COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES I ECONOMIC DEVELOMENT 111 W. FOX STREET, ROOM 316, YORKVILLE, IL 60560 PHONE': 630.385.3000 FAX: 630.553.4214 E-Mail kendalledcLako.kcndall.il.us 2 , AGREEMENT FOR Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company ABATEMENT OF REAL PROPERTY TAXES THIS AGREEMENT, entered into by and between Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company, a Delaware corporation, being hereinafter referred to as the "Applicant", and specific taxing bodies within Kendall County including the County of Kendall, the United City of Yorkville, Bristol-Kendall Fire Protection District, Yorkville Community Unit School District 115, Kendall County Forest Preserve District, Waubonsee Community College, Yorkville Library, Bristol Township, and Bristol Road District, hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Taxing Bodies", individually referred to as the "Taxing Body'; WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the Taxing Bodies have the power to abate real estate property taxes pursuant to Section 200/18- 165 of the Illinois Property Tax Code, as amended (35 ILCS 200/18- 165); and WHEREAS The property of any commercial or industrial firm currently located in the taxing district that expands a facility or its number of employees at an existing facility is qualified to request a real estate tax abatement that shall not exceed a period of 10 years and the aggregate amount of abated taxes for all taxing districts combined shall not exceed $4,000,000 pursuant to 35 ILCS 200/18- 165(a)( 1)(C); and WHEREAS, Taxing Bodies may enter into intergovernmental cooperation agreements pursuant to Article VII, Section 10 of the Illinois Constitution of 1970, and the Intergovernmental Cooperation Act (5 ILCS 220/1 et seq.); and WHEREAS, the Taxing Bodies believe that it is in the best interest of each, their residents and taxpayers to attract new and diverse commercial and industrial businesses within their boundaries, and encourage their growth and expansion in order to stimulate job creation and increase the assessed valuation within their boundaries; and WHEREAS, the Applicant is the fee simple owner of the Property, described in "Exhibit A" below; and WHEREAS, the Applicant intends the Property to be used as a factory which is considered a commercial or industrial purpose; and I WHEREAS, the Applicant agrees and shall be responsible for ensuring the compliance of tenants, affiliates, assignees, and sub-contractors using the property and structures thereof, with the terms of this Agreement. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the promises each to the other made, as hereinafter set forth and other good and valuable consideration, IT IS HEREBY UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED by and between the parties as follows: Page 1 of 23 i I I L ADOPTION OF PREAMBLES The foregoing preambles are hereby incorporated into this Agreement as if fully restated in this Paragraph I. II. AGREEMENT TO GRANT REAL ESTATE PROPERTY TAX ABATEMENT The Taxing Bodies agree to provide real estate property tax abatements to commercial and industrial firms in accordance with Section 200/18- 165 of the Illinois Property Tax Code, and in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. III. TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT A. Definitions: For the purposes of this Agreement: Applicant Statement shall refer to the Tax Abatement Applicant Summary Statement, attached hereto and incorporated herein as "Exhibit B" Estimated Market Value shall be provided by the Applicant on the Applicant Statement and shall be the estimated valuation of the Property once the property has become Fully Assessed. Real Estate Property Taxes shall mean all taxes levied or extended upon the Property and any improvements to the Property, including the taxes now existing or which may in the future exist. Fully Assessed shall mean the Applicant has received an occupancy permit for the facility. Fully Operational shall refer to the period of time after the Applicant has commenced business operations on the Property and jobs have been created, as represented by the Applicant on the Applicant Statement. The Applicant must continue to occupy and conduct business on the Property at all times for the Property to be considered "Fully Operational'. Tax Year shall mean from January 1 through December 31 of a given year. Default shall refer to a situation where the Applicant has not met its obligations under this agreement and thus the obligations of the Taxing Body(s) are extinguished and the Agreement is terminated. In such a Default, Applicant agrees to and shall repay the terminating Taxing Body(s) in full the amount of money equal to all the Real Estate Property Taxes on the property that were previously abated by the Taxing Body(s) pursuant to this Agreement. B. Amount and Duration: The Applicant shall commence construction of an addition to their existing facility on the Property described in Exhibit A, attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. The Taxing Bodies shall, pursuant to 35 ILCS 200/18- 165 as it may be amended subsequent to the effective date of this Agreement, each take any and all action necessary to abate their portion of the new Real Estate Property Taxes attributed to the approximate market value of $5,375,000.00 for the addition to the I Page 2 of 23 �1 I existing facility for five consecutive tax years after the addition to the facility is fully assessed and fully operational as follows: i 1. First Tax Year: Fifty (50) percent of the Real Estate Property Taxes attributed to the approximate market value of $5,375,000.00 for the addition to the existing facility shall be abated for the First Tax Year when the addition to the facility is fully assessed and fully operational and the amount of initial jobs have been created as represented by the Applicant on the Applicant Statement ("First Tax Year"). 2. Second Tax Year: Fifty (50) percent of the Real Estate Property Taxes attributed to the approximate market value of $5,375,000.00 for the addition to the existing facility shall be abated for the Second Tax Year when the addition to the facility is fully assessed and fully operational and the amount of initial jobs have been created as represented by the Applicant on the Applicant Statement ("Second Tax Year"). 3. Third Tax Year: Fifty (50) percent of the Real Estate Property Taxes attributed to the approximate market value of $5,375,000.00 for the addition to the existing facility shall be abated for the Third Tax Year when the addition to the facility is fully assessed and fully operational and the amount of initial. jobs have been created as represented by the Applicant on the Applicant Statement ("Third Tax Year"). 4. Fourth Tax Year: Fifty (50) percent of the Real Estate Property Taxes attributed to the approximate market value of $5,375,000.00 for the addition to the existing facility shall be abated for the Fourth Tax Year when the addition to the facility is fully assessed and fully operational and the amount of initial jobs have been created as represented by the Applicant on the Applicant Statement ("Fourth Tax Year"). 5. Fifth Tax Year: Fifty (50) percent of the Real Estate Property Taxes attributed to the approximate market value of $5,375,000.00 for the addition to the existing facility shall be abated for the Fifth Tax Year when the addition to the facility is fully assessed and fully operational and the amount of initial jobs have been created as represented by the Applicant on the Applicant Statement ("Fifth Tax Year"). The aforesaid abatements shall not extend to taxes levied for school district debt services (Bond and Interest). Taxes for school district debt services shall be extended over the subject property by the County Clerk as levied by applicable Bond resolutions. Taxing Bodies shall not be obligated to abate property taxes if the addition to the facility fails to be "fully assessed" and/or "fully operational' within the First, Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Tax Year. Further, Taxing Bodies shall not be obligated to Page 3 of 23 abate property taxes if the addition to the facility does not become "fully assessed" and/or "fully operational" within three years of the date of this Agreement. Taxing Bodies agree, however, that they shall not file undervaluation complaints with the Board of Review, Property Tax Appeal Board or the Circuit Court during the time the Applicant receives the tax abatement. The aggregate amount of abated taxes for all taxing districts combined shall not exceed $4,000,000 pursuant to 35 ILCS 200/18- 165(a)(1 )(C). Should it be determined that the aggregate amount abated has exceeded the statutorily allowable amount, the remaining abatement allowances shall cease to be extended and all duties of the Taxing Bodies under this agreement shall cease. C. Applicant Cooperation: Prior to the abatement of Real Estate Property Taxes taking effect, the Applicant shall, no later than March 1 of a given year, submit documentation on forms provided by the Kendall County Administrative Office demonstrating that the facility has become Fully Operational. Should the Applicant fail to provide the information specified in this Agreement or access required (provided such Taxing Body executes Applicant's confidentiality agreement prior to entering the Property), and should such failure continue for more than thirty (30) days after written notice, any Taxing Body may terminate their obligation under this Agreement, unless a written request has been made by Applicant within thirty (30) days of the above Notice in which Applicant requests an additional thirty (30) days to provide the information or access. Upon written request by the Applicant, the Supervisor of Assessments shall grant Applicant an additional thirty (30) days to provide the information or access. Upon any herein outlined termination, the Applicant agrees to and shall repay the terminating Taxing Body(s) in full the amount of money equal to all the Real Estate Property Taxes on the property, which were previously abated by the Taxing Body(s) pursuant to this Agreement. Should a material intentional misrepresentation be discovered regarding Applicant's Application and Applicant Summary Statement, the Applicant shall be in default of this Agreement, which shall result in the termination of the Agreement. Upon such termination, the Applicant agrees to and shall repay the terminating Taxing Body(s) in full the amount of money equal to all the Real Estate Property Taxes on the property, which were previously abated by the Taxing Body(s) pursuant to this Agreement. D. Estimated Market Value The Applicant has represented, and the Parties agree, that the addition to the Property will have an approximate market value of $5,375,000.00 when fully improved and assessed. The Applicant has represented, and the Parties agree, that the Property as a whole will have an approximate market value of $ 13,497, 180.00 when fully improved and assessed. The Supervisor of Assessments and the Bristol Township Assessor shall Page 4 of 23 j not assess the Property improvements, partial or otherwise, until the City of Yorkville issues an occupancy permit to the Applicant. E. Tax Obiections and Assessment Appeals: Except in the case of a typographical or ministerial error, and except for the conditions described in the second paragraph of this Section E, the Applicant agrees not to file an objection to the Real Estate Property Taxes levied by the Taxing Bodies, not to tender payment under protest, nor to file any appeal of the assessment of the Real Estate Property Taxes on the Property for any year in which the Applicant is granted an abatement pursuant to Paragraph III.B., nor for any of the next three tax years after the final year of abatement. This paragraph shall permit and result in the mandatory dismissal of any objections, assessment appeals, or protests made by the Applicant or its representative for any year in which abatement has been provided pursuant to Paragraph III.B. With respect to the three years following the final year of abatement, if the Supervisor of Assessments or Board of Review establishes an assessed value based upon a market value greater than the Estimated Market Value of the Property, the Applicant may seek a reduction through the assessment appeal process; provided, however, that the Applicant agrees not to seek and hereby waives the right to be granted, a reduction to an assessed value which would represent a market value valuation of less than the Estimated Market Value of the addition to Property as set forth in section D above. F. Employees: The Applicant has represented on the Applicant Statement that 75 initial additional jobs will be created on the Property by June 2016. The Applicant shall maintain the wage rates and fringe benefits for said employees pursuant to the figures provided by the Applicant in the Kendall County Applicant Statement for Tax Abatement and Tax Abatement Request Summary as set forth in Exhibit B, attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. The Applicant shall provide the Taxing Bodies with documentation of compliance with employment, wage rate and fringe benefit requirements by sending the documentation to the Kendall County Administrator. Further, to verify compliance with the Property Tax Abatement Agreement, a business must submit a payroll summary with listing of either the first name or initial of the employees or a listing of the employees' ID number along with job titles, salaries, benefits, county of residence, and hiring dates on an annual basis to the Kendall County Office of Administrative Services. Said documentation shall be provided no later than March I following the date when the facility has been fully assessed and on or before March I for each full tax abatement year. Should the Applicant fail to substantially meet the requirements set forth in "Exhibit B", ( 1 ) for the number of employees, or (2) for the wage rates and/or fringe benefits, or (3) fail to provide the information and documentation as set forth above, Wrigley Page 5 of 23 will have sixty (60) days to cure the defect. If no cure occurs within sixty (60) days, r any Taxing Body may terminate their obligation under this Agreement. Upon such termination, the Applicant agrees to and shall repay the terminating Taxing Body in full the amount of money equal to all the Real Estate Property Taxes on the property, which were previously abated by the Taxing Body pursuant to this Agreement. G. Compliance with Applicable Laws: Applicant agrees to comply with all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulatory requirements and to secure such licenses as may be required for its employees and to conduct business in the state, municipality, county and location. Such obligation includes, but is not limited to, environmental laws, civil rights laws, prevailing wage and labor laws. The Applicant, its officers, employees, and agents agree not to commit unlawful discrimination and agree to comply with all applicable provisions of the Illinois Human Rights Act, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, Section 504 of the Federal Rehabilitation Act, and all applicable rules and regulations. The Applicant shall not violate any environmental performance standard or environmental or building code, ordinance, rule, or regulation of the United States of America, State of Illinois, the County of Kendall, or United City of Yorkville. During the Tax Years that are subject to abatement under Section III.B., should the Applicant receive notice of any such violation and fail to cure the violation and fail to cure the violation within sixty (60) days of the written notice, any Taxing Body has the right to terminate the tax abatements. H. Termination: To terminate its respective tax abatement pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, each Taxing Body shall provide notice to the Applicant in writing or by written agreement of the respective Taxing Body and the Applicant. The Indemnification sections of this Agreement shall survive termination of this agreement. IV. BINDING PARTIES A. Guarantee of Authorization: Each party signing this Agreement represents, warrants, and guarantees to all the other parties that: ( 1 ) They are authorized to execute this Agreement upon behalf of the party for whom they signed this instrument; (2) All action necessary, including, but not limited to corporate resolutions, ordinances and notices, to make this Agreement a lawful and binding agreement upon that party has been taken; Page 6 of 23 (3) The performance of the transactions contemplated by the provisions of this Agreement, and the execution, issuance, delivery and performance of this Agreement to be executed and delivered by the Taxing Bodies and the Applicant have each been duly authorized by all necessary action on the part of each. B. Effective Date: This Agreement shall not be effective until all of the parties to this Agreement have in fact signed this Agreement and the effective date of this Agreement shall be the latest date that any one party actually signs and dates this Agreement. C. No Assignment or Transfer: The abatement is specifically granted to the Applicant and may not be assigned or transferred. In the event that the Applicant ceases operation or transfers title of the property without consent of the taxing districts, the abatement shall immediately terminate and the Taxing Bodies shall have the right to require the Applicant to repay the total sum of all previously abated taxes. D. Early Closure of Applicant's Abated Facility: The Applicant agrees that by signing this agreement they will remain Fully Operational at the Property for a tern of at least three full years beyond the termination of the final tax abatement year. Should the Applicant cease operation of the facility within three (3) years from the termination date of the abatement period, the Taxing Bodies shall have the right to require the Applicant to repay the total sum of all previously abated taxes. Should the subject property cease to be operated during the outlined abatement years and at least three (3) full years beyond the termination of the final tax abatement year, as originally intended and described by the Applicant Summary Statement attached as Exhibit B, the abatement shall immediately terminate and the Taxing Bodies shall have the right to require the Applicant to repay the total sum of all previously abated taxes. Pursuant to the Property Tax Code, 35 ILCS 200/18- 183, Should the Applicant entirely relocate the business facility from the applicable taxing district during the outlined abatement years, or within three (3) full years beyond the termination of the final tax abatement year, the abatement benefit for the remainder of the term is cancelled and Applicant must repay all abatements it received from the Taxing Bodies under this Agreement. The repayment must be made within 30 days of the violation, and the Taxing Bodies will have no obligation to make future abatements under this agreement. E. Successors of Taxing Bodies: odies: This Agreement shall be binding upon the Taxing Bodies, their successors, and their assigns, notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph C. Page 7 of 23 1 F. Communication Requirements: All notices, requests, demands, waivers and other communications shall be in writing and shall be considered duly given three days following dispatch when deposited by mail, certified or registered mail, postage prepaid, properly addressed to the party entitled to receive such notices at the addresses listed in "Exhibit C". Each party may designate a new place or places, or a new person or persons, for notice purposes, by providing thirty days written notice to all other parties. G. Applicable Law: This Agreement shall be interpreted and enforced according to the statutes, case law and Constitution of the State of Illinois regardless of the later legal residence or domicile of any of the Taxing Bodies or the Applicant. Venue shall be the Circuit Court of the Twenty-Third Judicial Circuit, Kendall County, Illinois. The parties hereto waive any claim or defense that such venue is not convenient or proper. H. Indemnification: It is understood and agreed between the parties to this Agreement that the Applicant, in performing its obligations pursuant to this Agreement, is acting independently and apart from any other party to this agreement. The Taxing Bodies that are parties to this Agreement assume no responsibility or liability for actions resulting from this Agreement or for any and all claims, suits and causes of action of any nature whatsoever arising out of the Applicant's obligations hereunder. As such, the Applicant receiving the abatement agrees to indemnify, hold harmless and defend, with counsel of the Taxing Bodies own choosing, the Taxing Bodies and their past, present and future board members, elected officials, insurers, employees, and agents (the "Indemnitees") from, and against such claims, damages, demands, expenses, liabilities and losses of any nature whatsoever resulting from this agreement, including, but not limited to those resulting from: ( 1 ) The construction, improvement and development activities of Applicant, its agents, contractors, and subcontractors with respect to the development or improvement of its property; and (2) Applicant's performance or alleged failure to perform its obligations pursuant to this Agreement; except to the extent such claims, damages, demands, expenses, liabilities and losses arise by reason of the negligence, gross negligence or willful or wanton act or omission of the Taxing Bodies. The obligation to indemnify created hereunder extends to indemnifying the Taxing Bodies from any claims for monetary relief seeking a refund of any monies abated under the terms of this agreement. The Taxing Bodies' participation in their defense shall not remove Applicant's duty to indemnify, defend, and hold them harmless, as set forth above. The Taxing Bodies do not waive their defenses or immunities, including those under the Local Government and Governmental Employees Tort Immunity Act (745 ILCS 10/1 et seq.), by reason of indemnification. Indemnification shall survive the termination of this contract. Page 8 of 23 L Severabilitv: If any clause in this Agreement is deemed to be void or unenforceable, such clause shall be severed and the remaining provisions in this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect. J. Entire Agreement/Amendment: This Agreement represents the entire Agreement between the parties and there are no other promises or conditions in any other Agreement whether oral or written. This Agreement supersedes any prior written or oral agreements between the parties and may not be modified except in writing acknowledged and signed by all the Taxing Bodies and the Applicant. K. Counterparts: This Agreement may be executed in counterparts (including facsimile signatures), each of which shall be deemed to be an original and each of which shall constitute one and the same Agreement. L. Captions and Paragraph Headings: Captions and paragraph headings are for convenience only and are not a part of this Agreement and shall not be used in construing it. Page 9 of 23 I THE PARTIES TO THIS AGREEMENT by their signature acknowledges that they have read and understand this Agreement and intend to be bound by its terms. Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company BY: Authorized Officer Date ATTESTED: Authorized Officer Date I I i i i i Page 10 of 23 III I THE PARTIES TO THIS AGREEMENT by their sigcature acknowledges that they have read and understand this Agreement and intend to be bound by its terms. The County of Kendall BY: Authorized Officer Date i ATTESTED: Authorized Officer Date I I Page 1 l of 23 THE PARTIES TO THIS AGREEMENT by their signature acknowledges that they have read and understand this Agreement and intend to be bound by its terms. The United City of Yorkville BY: Authorized Officer Date ATTESTED: Authorized Officer Date i Page 12 of 23 i I THE PARTIES TO THIS AGREEMENT by their signature acknowledges that they have read and understand this Agreement and intend to be bound by its terms. Yorkville Community Unit School District #115 BY: Authorized Officer Date ATTESTED: Authorized Officer Date i Page 13 of 23 j THE PARTIES TO THIS AGREEMENT by their signature acknowledges that they have read and understand this Agreement and intend to be bound by its terms. Kendall County Forest Preserve District BY: Authorized Officer Date ATTESTED: Authorized Officer Date I Page 14 of 23 THE PARTIES TO THIS AGREEMENT by their signature acknowledges that they have read and understand this Agreement and intend to be bound by its terms. Waubonsee Community College BY: Authorized Officer Date ATTESTED: Authorized Officer Date I Page 15 of 23 THE PARTIES TO THIS AGREEMENT by their signature acknowledges that they have read and understand this Agreement and intend to be bound by its terms. Bristol Township BY: I Authorized Officer Date ATTESTED: Authorized Officer Date Page 16 of 23 THE PARTIES TO THIS AGREEMENT by their signature acknowledges that they have read and understand this Agreement and intend to be bound by its terms. Bristol Road District BY: Authorized Officer Date ATTESTED: Authorized Officer Date Page 17 of 23 I I THE PARTIES TO THIS AGREEMENT by their signature acknowledges that they have read and understand this Agreement and intend to be bound by its terms. Bristol-Kendall Fire Protection District BY: Authorized Officer Date ATTESTED: Authorized Officer Date Page 18 of 23 THE PARTIES TO THIS AGREEMENT by their signature acknowledges that they have read and understand this Agreement and intend to be bound by its terms. Yorkville Library i BY: Authorized Officer Date ATTESTED: Authorized Officer Date Page 19 of 23 i i AGREEMENT FOR Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company ABATEMENT OF REAL PROPERTY TAXES EXHIBIT "A" Commonly known as: 2800 North Route 47, Yorkville, Illinois 60560 Permanent Index No.: 02- 16-300-009 Legal Definition: SEC 16-37-7, COM IN E LN RT 47 & C/LN CANNONBALL TR, N ALG ELY ROW 1471 .90' FOR POB; N 270% NLY 596.8317 E1202.53 S 1037, E 86% S 450.2615 W 683.6365 N 366.2617 NW 403.28', W 1081, W 150% TO POB j I Page 20 of 23 AGREEMENT FOR Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company ABATEMENT OF REAL PROPERTY TAXES EXHIBIT `B" Please see attached document titled Applicant Summary Statement. I III Page 21 of 23 AGREEMENT FOR Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company ABATEMENT OF REAL PROPERTY TAXES EXHIBIT "C" Contact and Address for Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company: Anthony Gedeller Vice President & Treasurer Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company 930 West Evergreen Avenue Chicago, IL 60642 W.• 312-205-2924 Anthony.Gedellet@Wrigley.com Brian Pardo Factory Director Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company 2800 North Route 47 Yorkville, IL 60560 W.• 630.553.4740 C: 630. 605.0271 Brian.Pardo@Wrigley.com Contacts and Addresses of All Taxing Bodies: County Administrator Kendall County 111 West Fox Street Yorkville, IL 60560 State 's Attorney Kendall County 807 West John Street Yorkville, IL 60560 I I City Administrator United City of Yorkville 800 Game Farm Road Yorkville, IL 60560 I Page 22 of 23 Fire Chief Bristol Kendall Fire Protection District 103 East Beaver Street Yorkville, IL 60560 President Waubonsee Community College 47 Waubonsee Drive Sugar Grove, IL 60554 Superintendent Yorkville Community Unit School District #115 797 Game Farm Road Yorkville, IL 60560 Township Supervisor Bristol Township 9075 Corneils Road Bristol, IL 60512 Road Commissioner Bristol Road District 9075 Corneils Road Bristol, IL 60512 Director Forest Preserve I10 West Madison Street Yorkville, IL 60560 Director Yorkville Library 902 Game Farm Road Yorkville, IL 60560 I I I Page 23 of 23 Cl 0 Memorandum R To: Library Board ESL 1836 From: Bart Olson, City Administrator CC: p Date: September 3, 2014 V<CE`;may®� Subject: Wrigley Property Tax Abatement Summary Approval of property tax abatement agreement for the Wrigley facility expansion. Background The Wrigley Yorkville Manufacturing Facility was constructed in 1995 by the Amurol Corporation, which was bought by Wrigley in 2003 . The current facility contains 215,000 square feet of food manufacturing space, and Wrigley is moving forward with a 146,000 square foot expansion to accommodate Skittles production. City officials met with Wrigley representative in early 2014 to discuss potential expansion of the Wrigley Manufacturing Facility. At the time, Yorkville was competing against several other sites within and outside the country. In early meetings, it became apparent that the normal City incentives (TIF, sales tax sharing) would not apply to this project. Fortunately, the type of jobs created by the expansion and the nature of the land-use lent itself to state incentives, including job tax credits, money for training employees, and 100% funding for a new traffic light at their entrance and Route 47, for which the City will be the recipient and coordinator of the project. Additionally, Wrigley is seeking a five-year real estate property tax abatement on the incremental property taxes from the new facility from all units of government. All other units of government have approved the attached agreement. Wrigley is seeking a 5-year, 50% incremental property tax abatement for the addition only. We are not abating any property taxes on the existing facility, which currently has a total tax bill of over $304,000 annually. Of that amount, the Library receives $9,000 annually. We estimate that the additional Library property taxes generated by this expansion will be around $7,000 per year, which means the Library would be abating around $3,500 per year for an estimated total of $ 17,500 over the life of the agreement. In exchange, Wrigley is committing to: 1 ) Build a new commercial addition of 146,000 sf. Their existing facility is 215,000 sf. 2) Hiring 75 new full-time employees. They have 300 current full-time employees. 3) Committing to salaries between $56,000 to $ 137,000 for the 75 full-time employees Recommendation City staff recommends approval of the Wrigley property tax abatement agreement. RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION TO APPROVE AN AGREEMENT FOR WM. WRIGLEY, JR. COMPANY ABATEMENT OF REAL PROPERTY TAXES BY AND BETWEEN WM, WRIGLEY, JR. COMPANY AND THE YORKVILLE LIBRARY WHEREAS, the Yorkville Public Library (the "Librar) ") is a public library established under the Illinois Local Library Act 75 ILCS 511-0. 1 et seq. WHEREAS, Taxing districts have the power to abate real estate property taxes pursuant to Section 200/18- 165 of the Illinois Property Tax Code, as amended (35 ILCS 200/18- 165); and WHEREAS, The property of any commercial or industrial firm currently located in the taxing district that expands a facility or its number of employees at an existing facility is qualified to request a real estate tax abatement that shall not exceed a period of 10 years and the aggregate amount of abated taxes for all taxing districts combined shall not exceed $4,000,000 pursuant to 35 ILCS 200/18-165(a)(1)(C); and WHEREAS, the Library agrees to participate in the abatement as it believes that it is in the best interest of it, its residents and taxpayers to attract new and diverse commercial and industrial businesses within its boundaries, and encourage their growth and expansion in order to stimulate job creation and increase the assessed valuation within its boundaries, all as hereinafter set forth in the Agreement for Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company Abatement of Real Property Taxes by and between Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company and specific taxing bodies within Kendall County including the County of Kendall, the United City of Yorkville, Bristol-Kendall Fire Protection District, Yorkville Community Unit School District 115, Kendall County Forest Preserve District, Waubonsee Community College, Yorkville Library, Bristol Township, and Bristol Road District, attached hereto and made a part hereof. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Trustees of the Yorkville Public Library, Kendall County, Illinois, as follows: Section 1. That the Agreement for Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company Abatement of Real Property Taxes by and between Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company and specific taxing bodies within Kendall County including the County of Kendall, the United City of Yorkville, Bristol-Kendall Fire Protection District, Yorkville Community Unit School District 115, Kendall County Forest Preserve District, Waubonsee Community College, Yorkville Library, Bristol Township, and Bristol Road District, attached hereto and made a part hereof, is hereby approved and the President of the Board of Trustees of the Yorkville Public Library is hereby authorized to execute and deliver said Agreement. Section 2. This resolution shall be in full force and effect upon its adoption, approval, and publication as provided by law, and remain in full force and effect until further action by the Board of Trustees. PASSED this day of 2014. AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: President, Board of Library Trustees ATTESTED and FILED in my office this day of 2014. Secretary, Board of Library Trustees I I I Yorkville Library Survey 2014 How often do you use the library? rbw,vc ru d'. I➢a Shippe J:2 Never 13.d6% Less Man once 21.91% a month 1-2 limes par 26.40% month 3d times per �■ 10.67% month S+those month 27,53% month 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Answer Choices Responses Never 13.48% 24 Leathan once a month 21.91% 39 1-2 times per month 26.40% 47 3-5 times per month 10.67% 19 5+times per month 27.53% 49 Total ——— 178 N Comments: Date i Multiple timesa min until I moved acrossthe bridge and It delays me going overihal way,mch a painlll I do digital loans now 7/3012014 2:25 PM 2 1 order mod hooka on Prattle Cut..wall..over have(Kindle).My 16 yr old son alw frequents the library. 7115/2014 9:34 AM 3 Yorkville Public Library is a beautiful building with wonderful helpful gaff and volunteers wading them!Thankyou for your 712/2014 2:08 PM aridance over the ye and 4 1 would use it mare if It were open 011 9 doing the week and during the day Sunday. 6/28/2014 1:38 PM 5 But will be increasing duce child is in middle wheal now 6/9/20147:56 AM 6 need some longer hours..a few evenings possibly 6/5/2014 10:02 AM 7 more often in the summer months 61112014 7:19 PM B My working hours,combined with tragic don't help me get there as I would like. 61112014 4:27 PM 9 More In the summer than during the actual year. 512112014 6:16 PM 10 Lave the Ilbraryl 5120/2014 3:01 PM 11 It used to be mom frequent,years ago 5110 12014 9:50 AM 12 Due to limited weekend hours 517/2014 9:21 PM 13 Some month more often, that months lea often 517/2014 5:03 PM 14 I um my Yodwille card at the Oswego/Monigomery and Aumm Public Librettos 517 12014 4:38 PM 15 Will probably um it more when my can is.little older. 515/201412:23 PM 16 1 would coma more often if the hours wem cadenced to Sunday! 515/201410:33 AM 17 gill want it them 51412014 6:58 AM 16 Once used computers and hooka 5/3/20142:19 PM Page 1 111 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Since you do not use the library regularly, please tell us why. Answered:65 Skipped:iI I get my _ 27 Informatics... I buy my own 96 books/magazi... I do net have 44 time The library 70 hours are no... I use another 8 library Ido not know 8 what the... I do not have _ 7 a library card Not sure 7 lam not a 6 Bader r I do not know . 2 the library. Parking al the 2 libraryis... I am unable to 1 due I am new to 1 the area The library Is ' 1 too far from... I do not have transportation 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Answer Choices Responses I get my Information from the mount 41.54% 27 1 buy my awn bcoldmagazineaDVOs 27.69% 18 21.54% 14 1 do not have time The library hours are not convenient 15.38% 10 I use another library 12.31% 8 1 do not Imow what the library offers 12.31% 8 I do not have a library card 10.71% 7 Not sum 10.77% 7 1 am not a mader 9.23% 6 1 do not Mow the library's location 3.08% 2 Parking at the library is difficult 3.08°/. 2 I am unable to due to a disability 1'54% 1 Page 2 1 /2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 1 am new to the area 1.54% 1 The library is too far from my home 1.54% 1 1 do not have transportation 0.00% 0 Total Respondents: 65 4 Comments: Date 1 My kdsgo there, l usually do not 7/31/2014 7:31 PM 2 The library doesnot have on hand new orold material and the wait ran be long. 7/3012014 3:38 PM 3 1 download books from the library through Overdrive, as wasliown bylhe lihmry staff person 7/812014 10:32 PM 4 Library does not have a good selection of adult fiction nor doesit have a good selection of young adult fiction. 811712014 8:58 PM 5 cart svery unfriendly and cold, don't like being charged for DVD's just not a very friendly spot to go 5/1912014 3:04 PM 6 1 borrow boot¢from the Osnego Senior Center 511512014 8:51 PM 7 No longerneed to vist it due to the Internal 511012014 9:54 AM 8 1 use the library when I need resources 5/812014 9:15 PM 9 Children get boel¢from school library most of the time 51812014 3:15 PM 10 1 do not go to the Yodwille Library because of the lackof boolesand othermater als 5/712014 4:38 PM 11 My ran istem young. l gel my boolafmm garage salesor on my kndle. 5/51201412:24 PM 12 Other Iibrariesin the area offer some Sunday boom...I pay a lot of tax money for something I cant use, 51512014 10:33 AM 13 We have a 4 year old and a 1 yearold. The 4 year old loves the library but the 1 year old Isi t quiet enough to bring to the library 51412014 11:26 AM at thistime. Also almost any time I've searched the availability of a book I'd like to read, the library never heart and I have to gel put on a long wait list. 14 With technology available today, a library in town is a wale of taxpayordollars My should I drive and waste gasand time When 1 51412014 10:34 AM have 100 times more msrorceson my computer and phone then then the library can offer? 15 There are not many programs that woBwith my schedule to lake my children to since I am a full time woHng mom. 513/2014 4:27 PM 16 You can close the library and save usmoney on our taxes 51312014 2:46 PM 17 CONSTANLTY SEEKING MORE TAX MONEY. THE INTERNET HAS MADE YOU OBSOLETE. 5/312014 2:25 PM 18 Have an [Pad now and subscribe to boola Age 92 51312014 2:22 PM Page 3 2 / 2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 When is the most convenient time for you to visit the library? Please rank from most convenient to least with 1 representing the most convenient. Answered:99 51<ipped: �� Weekday 3.00 mornings Weekday 3.33 evenings(a L.. Sundays 3.40 Weekday 3.66 afternoons Weekday 3.74 evenings(a L.. Saturdays 3.88 0 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 Tsui Average Ranking WeeMaymomings 25.86% 12.07% 1 1.72% 1.72% 13.79% 44.83% 1 15.00 7.00 I 1.00 1.00 8,00 26.00 58 3.00 Weekday evenings(after7:00pm) 8.62% 13.79% 8.62% 44.83% 18.97% 5.17% 5.00 8.00 1 5.00 26.00 11.00 3.00 58' 3.33. Sundays 12.07% 25.86% 10.34% 18.97% 6.90% 25.86% 7.00 15.00 6.00 11.00 4.00 15.00 58 3.40 WeeMay aftemoons 17.24% 25.86% 1 12.07% 5.17% 29.31% 10.34% 10.00 1 15.00 7.0) 3.00 17.00 6.00 68 3.66 W..W.y evening.(after 7:OOpm) 13.79% 1 6.90% 44.83% 17.24% 8.62% 8.62% 6.00 1 4.00 26.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 58 - 3.74 Saturdays 22.41% 15.52% 1 22.41% 12.07% 22.41% 5.17/. 13.00 9.00 I 13.00 7.00 13.00 300 58 1 3.88 Page 4 1 /1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Which three of the items listed below are your main reasons for using the library? (Choose the three most important) Answered:173 Skipped:7 To borrow 91 fiction books To borrow 60 nonfic0on... To borrow 45 bestsellers To borrow 42 videos/CVOs To use the 35 children's area To borrow 29 audio books To use the 18 Internet NIA-I do not 77 use the library To attend 15 children's... Tor magazines 75 magazines To find 13 quietplace... To use the 11 young adult.. To attend 10 meetings or... To use 9 reference._ _ _1 To get ■ 8 information et To read 5 newspapers To use word , 4 Processing... To meet 2 friends or... To get I 1 genealogy... To use the I 1 copy much 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Answer Choices Responses To borrow fiction book 52.60% 91 To borrow nonfiction books 34.68% GO To borrow bestsellers 26.01% 45 Page 5 1 /2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 24.28% 42 To borrow videc90VOS To use the chi l dren's area 20.23% 35 I To borrow audio hood¢ 16,18% 28 To use the Internet 10,40% 18 NIA - I do not use the library 9.83% 17 To attend childmn'sprogmms 8.67% 15 To read/borrow magazines 8.67% 15 To find a quiet place to work 7.51% 13 To use the young adult area 6.36% 11 To attend meetings or programs 5.78% 10 To use reference materials 5.20% 9 To get information for school 4.62% 8 2.89% 5 To mad newspapers To use word proces9ng computers 2.31% 4 To meet fdendsor bush essas©ciates 1,16/ 2 To get genealogy information 0.58% 1 To use the copy machine 0.58% 1 Total Respondents: 173 4 Comments: Date 1 Borrow CDs 7/30/2014 3:40 PM 2 Mostly books, and audio boot sometimes reference. 7115120149:48 AM 3 Do not borrow DVDSbecause of being charged 5/23/2014 2:42 PM 4 My 8 yearold isan avid reader, dre lovesthe l ibraryl 5119120148:12 PM 5 1 use the children's area when I /mow if something is going on 5119/2014 3:08 PM 6 MORE THAN 3 REASONS 5/1612014 4:20 PM ', 7 And, reference materials forwhool 518/20143:18 PM 8 1 don't use it 518/2014 12:36 PM 9 Would love to attend chili ren'sprogmms if anywere offered on weekan isfor wod ng parents! 51712014 9:23 PM 10 To borrow a-books 51612014 7:15 AM 11 1 love the ease of use at the libmd 51412014 6:29 PM 12 To borrow children's boola 5/4/20146:44 AM 13 get music eds 513/2014 2:34 PM 14 Eliminate functions and servicesto reduce costs 5/3/20142:25 PM Page 6 2 / 2 l Yorkville Library Survey 2014 How often is the material you are looking for available ? Always Most of the time Some of the time Rarely Never NIA Total Average Rating (no label) 8.67% 37.57% 28.90% 9.83% 0.00% 75.03% 15 65 50 17 0 26 173 2.47 # Comments: Date . 1 The wait for new or old material can be long - 7/30/2014 3:41 PM 2 1 often have to request items through the interlibrary loan program, but this isfine with me. I'm 7/30/2014 2:44 PM happy that we have the loan system. 3 1 have to use the innerlibrary load system alot. 7/30/2014 12:48 PM 4 They do have some books but sometimes I have to orderwhat I want from the lending library system 7/2/2014 2:10 PM and I get my requestswithin a few days or a weeld 5 If not available, librarians order for me. 6/18/2014 8:35 AM 6 in Yorkville, reserve from different Library! 6/15/2014 8:46 PM 7 use request feature on line which is great 6/512014 10:03 AM 8 Usually needs to be ordered 6/212014 12:20 PM 9 If Yorkville owns it, usually checked out 5123/2014 2:44 PM 10 The bookselection could be improved 5/19/2014 8:02 PM 11 Has to be borrowed thru the Prairie Catalog 5/13/2014 4:37 PM 12 1 LOVE the book-share feature through Prairie Cat 5/8/2014 7:01 PM 13 Always, if obtained through Prairie Cat 5/8/2014 3:20 PM 14 1 gave up looking for books at the library due to the small collection. 5/7/2014 4:41 PM 15 The books I want are generally available by transfer or I get them electronically on my Kindle 5/6/2014 6:21 PM 16 We usually have to place items on hold online and wait for them to arrive. 5/5/2014 6:46 PM i 17 If not at Yville Libary 1 use PrairieNet 5/512014 10:35 AM 18 Most times have to wail for it to come from other libranes..can be very frustrating if it is something 5/412014 11 : 13 AM I need....then I may have to go buy it. I am a teacher....I would use YPL more if resourceswere more plentiful 19 If not in Yorkville, via PraireCat 514/2014 10:48 AM 20 When I use my personal technology. 5/4/2014 10:35 AM 21 The question does not specify if availability includes the Inter-library loan system or the Yorkville 5/412014 10:07 AM Library exclusively. 22 We built a wonderful facility, loo bad it doesn't have any books in it 513/2014 8:16 PM 23 Could you have boolanobile? Charge for the books? 5/3/2014 2:26 PM 24 We 5/3/2014 2:25 PM Page 7 1 / 1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 In instances where the material you were looking for was not available, what is typically the reason? Answered:135 510PpmL 45 Library did 59 not own the... Material was 30 nWas Material was 26 new with a I... Library did 20 not own._ W1 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Answer Choices Responses Library did not own the specific material 43.70% 59 Material was in the library's database but was checked out 22.22/ 30 Material was new with a long wall lid 19.26% 26 Library did not own material on the specl0c subject 14'81% 20 Total — 135 q Comments: Date 1 I like Broadway saundmscl¢and navvies 713112014 7:32 PM 2 I most often need to order the books and reference materialsI want. 711512014 9:48 AM 3 1 use intent bury loan sarvi ce alot. 711412014 10:14 AM 4 The staff is very good about ordering books want burn other libraries 6118/2014 8:54 AM 5 Usually able to get material via intedi brary loan 6/212014 5:56 PM 6 About 90%of my request come)ere other l i hom as 5/23/20142:44 PM 7 When not available in Voikai l le,in ateri at is usually avail able in mug h interlibrary l can. 5/15120148:01 AM 8 But available to pickup through Prairie Cat 51812014 3:20 PM 9 Library staff is always willing to orderfum another location,which moicel 5x12014 9:24 PM 10 LONG wall lids for new material 5/7/20145:04 PM 11 Uselly thimenn ed from another library 516/2014 2:56 PM 12 his 5/612014 2:33 PM 13 Mostly we are receiving items from another library through PmtdeCal,though sometimes they are on wail list. 515/2014 6:46 PM 14 Material not at our libmry.Have to request feu another library. 5/5/2014 5:53 AM 15 Does not pedain...alwaysavailable 5/4/20146:30 PM 16 Don't knew 5/312014 9:22 PM 17 his 5/312014 2:25 PM Page 8 1 /1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Q8 Please rate the following components of the library's facility. Answered:171 Skipper:9 Ease of access 1.26 entering the... Condition of 1.27 Me insitle o... Cleanliness 1.27 Ease of access 1.28 inside the... Lighting 1.35 Quiet reading 142 room Condition of 1.M the outsitle of Acou.HZ 1.45 Noise level Provision of 1.46 seating and- Signs Signs and 1A8 sign ns . Layout and 1.50 arrangement Small group 1.63 Small studynoome Large meeting 164 _ room rental Local History 1.89 room 0 2 3 4 5 Very satisfied Satisfied Neutral Olssagsfied Very dissatisfied NIA Total Average Rating Ease of access entering the building I 69.05% 19.05% 2.38% 0.00% 0.00% 9.52% 116.00 32.00 4.00 0.00 0.00 16,00 168 1.26 Condition ofihe trade of the library Tg.00% 17.65% 2.35% 0.00% 0.59% 0.41% 119.00 30.00 4.00 0.00 1.00 16.00 170 1.27 Cleanliness 68.24% 17.65% 1.76% 0.00% 0.59% 11.7611, 116.00 30.00 3.00 0.00 1.00 20.00 170 1.27 Ease ofaccess Indus the library 67.86% 17.86% 1.79% 1.19% 0.00% 11.3i% 114.00 30.00 3.00 2.00 0.00 19.00 168 1.28 Lighting 1 60.59% 24.71% 2.94% 0.00% 0.00% 11.76% 103.00 42.00 5.00 0.00 0.00 20.00 170 1.35 Quiet reading mom 44.91% 15.57% 4.79% 0.00% 0.60% 34.13% 75.00 26.00 8.00 0.00 1.00 57.00 167 1.42 Condition of the outride of the library 58.82% 24.71% 5.86% 1.18% 0.00% 9.41% 100.00 42.00 10.00 2.00 0.00 16.00 170 1.44 Acoustics/Noise level 55.88% 25.88% 5.29% 1.18% 0.00% 11.76% 95.00 44.00 9.00 2.00 0.00 20.00 170 1.45 Pmvidw of seating and tables 54.71% 24.71% 6.47% 0.59% 0.00% 13.53% 93.00 42.00 11.00 1.00 0.00 23.00 170 1.46 Cinnee.d BanLL SA 21w )4 I.M 9 Ago( n new 1 tAW. 41 A1.4 1 /2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 e a a 95,00 41 .00 10.09 1.00 2,00 20.00 169 1 .48 Layout and arrangement 53.85% 26.63% 5.33% 2.37% 0.00% 11.83% 91 .00 45,00 9.00 4.00 0.00 20.00 169 1.50 Small group study rooms 28.14% 13.17% 8.38% 0.60% 0.00% 49.70% _ 47.00 22.00 14.00 1,00 0.00 63.00 167 1 .63 Large meeting room rental 22.16% 11 .98% 7.19% 0.00% 0.00% 58.68% 37.00 20.00 12.00 0.00 0.00 98.00 167 1.64 Local Hi9ory room 15.76% 10.91% 10.30% 0.61% 0.00% 62.42% 26.00 10.00 17.00 1.00 0.00 103.00 165 1,89 # Comments: Date 1 It seems like the YA area needs more room for boots. 713012014 12:50 PM 2 Librarians stood be more flexible about letting one person use the small group mom if it is not in use by a group. 612812014 1:40 PM 3 The library isgrea0 6/18/20148:55 AM 4 Everything fine 6/5/2014 1:19 PM 5 once enlarged, the library is beautiful 6/5/201410:05 AM 6 Needed more seating 61312014 2:50 PM 7 parking lot isawaysfull 5/27/201411 :40 AM 8 Children's area could use a catalog access computer where parentscan lookitemsup while children are playing 5/23/20142:48 PM 9 Return dreg off isnot convenient, noise tram downstairscomes up stairway 5/2212014 2:43 PM 10 Where lathe local history room? 512012014 8:06 PM 11 Handicapped doordamstoo fast; ago sowing Where the domain located unsealed. 5 12012014 3:04 PM 12 Patronsare often loud and inconsderate 511912014 8:04 PM 13 You have more mace than bool¢.. I understand, but it molest look a little bare 5/8/2014 7:02 PM 14 Library isun necessary and wage of lax payer $ 5/1 12:37 PM 15 Microfilm machine for Kendall Co. Record wasanctent 8 worked very goody. 517/2014 5:04 PM 16 It's a beautiful 219 century building with a 1960s book collection. 517/2014 4:41 PM 17 Put NA for mod once I don't have actual experience with those components 5/5/2014 12:27 PM 18 the library is sowing many ognsof neglect soh asdidy, carpet; Chairswdlh tom and dilly semsetc 5/4/20145:03 PM 19 On the few vistswe've made just to read booldwith our older daughterthere have been so many tidsmnning around and mating 5/4/201411:29 AM noise we don't want to stay. 20 We suggest a drive-though to checkout and return book, 5/4/2014 6:47 AM 21 Enjoyed Library in the pad. 5/312014 2:28 PM 22 Costs associated with brickand mortar need to be reduced along with operating expenses 513/2014 2:27 PM I Page 10 2 / 2 I Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Please rate the following services. Answered: 166 SMpped: IJ Interlibrary 1.38 loan Self checkout 1.69 machines C."irmoldwe 1.93 Voters 2.03 registration Summer reading 2.04 programs Adult book 2.10 discussion... Adult programs 2.14 Testproctortng 2.15 Teen programs 2.17 Microfilm 2.22 reader Children's 2.30 programs Magnifying 2.50 reading machine 0 2 3 4 5 Very satisfactory Sa6sfactery Neutral Dissatisfied Very dissatisfied NIA Total Average Rating Intedibrary1mm 53.66% 16.46% 4.27% 1.22% 0.00% 24.39% 88.00 27.00 7.00 2.00 0.00 40.00 164 1.38 Self checimut machines 27.39% 20.38% 8.28% 0.64-1. 0.00% 43.31% 43.00 32.00 13.90 1.00 0.00 68.00 157 1.69 Copy machines 13.66% 14.29% 9.32% 0.00% 0.62% 62.11% 22.00 23.00 15.00 0.00 1.00 100.00 161 -_ 1.93 Voler:mglstmtion 8.13% 4.38% 8.75% 0.00% 0.00% 78.75% 1 13.00 7.00 11.00 0.00 0.00 126.00 160 2.03 Summer reading programs 18.07% 14.47% B.81% 3.14% 1.89% 52.83% 30.00 23.00 1400 5.00 3.00 84.00 159 2.04 Adult bookdiscusdon groups 11.54% 2.56% 11.54% 1.28% 0.00% 73.08% 18.00 4.00 18.00 2.00 0.00 114.00 156 2.10 Adult programs 12.26% 5.81% 12.90% 1.94% 0.00% 67.10% 19.00 9.00 20.00 3.00 0.00 104.00 155 2.14 Test precluding 4.49% 1.92% 6.41% 0.00% 0.00% 87.18% ➢.00 3.00 10.00 0.00 1 0.00 136.00 156 2.15 Teo"programs 9.55% 1.27% 10.83% 1.27% 0.00% 77.07% 15.00 2.00 17.00 2.00 0.00 121.00 157 2.17 Microfilm reader 5.10% 3.10% 8.92% 0.00% 0.00% 82.80% B.00 5.00 14.00 0.00 0.00 130.00 157 2.22 Children'spmgrams 13.75% 9.75% 10.63% 3.75% 2.50% 60.62% 22.00 14.00 17.00 6.00 4.00 97.00 160 2.30 Magnifying reading machine 3.16% 1.27% 10.76% 0.00% 0.00% 84.81% 5.00 2.00 17.00 0.00 0.00 134.00 158 2.50 0 Page C?T marls: Date 112 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 1 one of the two mifcheck out machinests often out of order, but we li 4e using them and they are easy to use. Other area libraries 7/30/20142:47 PM (in neighboring towns) have WAY more impressive children'ssimmer reading programs with multiple checkin daleslhroughoul the summer and really awesome prizesfrom local bugnesses 2 Feel like there needse be more alder children between toddlersand teen groups Atwell as more info put out there about the 713012014 2:28 PM adult group; often i don't hear of them until that day of which gives no time to plan 3 More adult programs and bookchre sdmuld be provided, and information about eager to find. 6/28120141:41 PM 4 The children's program offered are very disappointing, especially when compared to what gunrunning townslihranes offer. 6/111201412:34 PM 5 Not using these services 6/512014 1 :19 PM 0 Need another magnifying reading machine 6/3/20142:52 PM 7 Self checkoutsoflen out of order- children'spmgramsma offered regularly enough and same surrounding Ifthemesare more 5/23/2014 2:51 PM welcoming to outademless complicated elsewhere 8 Machineslihe copierdrould be downstaimsame with expressmachine. Mog people do not row the library for anything butthese 5/22/20142:45 PM services sa vany make them come upstairs 9 1 checked N/A for items I have not personally used. 512112014 6:18 PM 10 Do not use otherservices 5/2012014 3:34 PM 11 it is hard to know what is going on when you don't get the paper or have Internet 5/1912014 3:18 PM 12 Does NIA mean it doesnot apply to me? 5/15/2014 8:03 AM 13 Discussion groups are too formal; children's programs are erratic and no out schedule, no ability to sign up ahead of time for 51912014 7:42 AM several sessions 14 1 have not participated in any of these services- :rime of which 1 didn't emnvwere offered. 5/7/20149:26 PM 15 Expensive copiesfmm copy machines 5/712014 5:04 PM 16 You mug go into library to regiderfor childrens programsor go into library to buy card. It would be nice to regiderand pay 5/7/201411 :22 AM online. 17 copy machines cramming to use and jamsfrequently 5/4120145:06 PM 18 The 31 charge for children's programs is ridiculous. 5/4120146:48 AM 19 I want more weekend pa grams and a better summer reading program for children as well as not having to pay for programs l 51312014 4:33 PM would give more to the library in taxes se that I wouldn't have to pay for each program I want my children to attend 20 Thisis a self serving lid of "nice to have" services generated by follsjusifying their employment. 513120142:34 PM Page 12 2 / 2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Please rate your level of agreement with the following statements regarding library staff: Answered'.169 Skipped:iI Respectful of 1.27 my privacy Answer phone 1.90 tags in a... Approachable 1.30 and helpful Friendly and 1.31 courteous con l Able t d 1.36 nee what I need Informed and 1.37 Professional Available when 141 needed 0 2 3 4 Strongly Agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly Disagree NIA Total Average Rating Respectful of my privacy 64.50% 16.57% 2.96% 0.00% 0.00% 15.98% 109.00 28.00 5.00 0.00 0.00 27.00 169 117 Ansverphone callsln a professonal manner 55.62% 14.79% 2.96% 0.59% 0.00% 26.04% 1 94.00 25.00 5.00 1.00 0.00 44.00 169 1.30 Approachable and helpful 67.26% 17.26% 3.57% 0.60% 0.00% 11.31% 113.00 29.00 6.00 1.00 0.00 19.00 168 1.30 Friendly and courteous 68.05% 18.93% 1.78% 1.18% 0.59% 9.47/ I 115.00 32.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 16.00 169 1 1.31 Able to find whall need 60.95% 17.75/0 3.55% 1.78% 0.00% 15.98% 1 103.00 30.00 6.00 3.00 0.00 27.00 169 1.36 Informed and Professional 63.69% 20.24% 2.98% 2.38% 0.00% M71% 107.00 34.00 5.00 4.00 0.00 18.00 1 168. 1.37 Available when needed 61.31% 20.83% 2.98% 2.38% 0.60% 11.90% 103.00 35.00 5.00 4.00 1.00 20.00 168 1.41 If Comments: Date 1 Everyone Ism friendly!Meg rememberus by name and always chat with us when we come in.I've had hard-to-find hoods that 7130/2014 2:48 PM mme.ne is almod always able to locale/get for me. 2 Staff is always nice and helpful. 7/30/2014 12:52 PM 3 ALL Staff do their best. 7/15/201410:15 AM 4 The library dell tswonderful.I commend Michelle Pfister for doing a great lob as the Director. 7/2/20142:11 PM 5 This is hit or miss Some gaff am extremely emwledgeable.Some however,are clearly not comfortable with the technology(data 6)28/2014 1:43 PM bares).Frequently I have been bugmted when I have solved for help using a search tool,and it's clear Mow more about It than the gaff member.Again,it depends on who is available. 6 1 enjoy the Wed AM staff and my grandsons do,too! 6118/2014 8:37 AM 7 Li hoary frequently appears omagaffed for the amount of patmns 6117/20149:05 PM 8 hardly doff alwaysgmet me when I came In the building 61512014 3:29 PM 9 All around humble 6/212014 12:22 PM 10 great staff 5/27/201411:41 AM 11 Feel as if many gaff members do not go out of there way to help(allhough many are phenomenal i.e.GberA) 5/23/2014 2:54 PM 12 Excellent doff 5120/20143:34 PM 13 Love the gaff[you don't get thisd knd of service nowadays They are great 5/20/2014 3:06 PM 14 GREAT STAFF 5/16/20144:22 PM Page 13 1 /2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 15 Someday I want to work here! Everyone'swonderfu l! 5/15/2014 10:39 AM 16 Never had any complaints about the staff) Always friendly and helpful! 5/]/20149:26 PM 17 staff sexlremely helpful! 5/]/201410:14 AM 10 Great staff 5/4/2014 6:33 PM 19 the staff goes the extra mile to assist fatuous in a friendly and professional manner 5/412014 5:09 PM 20 The current library staff is excellent, friendly and more than helpful. 5 1412014 12:24 PM 21 Staff isjuaif ying their existance and demands for more tax money. 5/3/20142:36 PM Page 14 2 / 2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Q11 Which of the following are ways you would like to receive information about library issues, services, programs, and events? (Choose the three most important) Answcrod:163 Skipped:17 Webslte 68.10% Kendall County 63.80% Record Newsletter 32,52% Facebook 31.29% I Yorkville Patch 28.83% Other lint.... 11.66% specify) Beacon News ® 11.04% WSPY Radio 7.98% Twitter , 3.68% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Answer Choices Responses Waters 68.10% 111 Kendall County Record 63.80% 104 Newsletter 32.52% 53 Facebook 31.29% 51 Ymledle Patch 28.83% 47 Other(please specity) 11.66% 19 Beacon News 11-04% 18 WSPY Radio 7.98% 13 Twiner 3.68% 6 Trial Respondents:163 # Other(please specify) Date 1 Thera should be as email lid 7/31/2014 7:34 PM 2 Lots more interaction and pods on Facebook theta how I rind out about mod events in the community 7(3012014 2:29 PM 3 E-Mml(ed)Newsletter 6/15/20148:53 PM 4 email 5/28/2014 11:11 AM 5 email --- 5/2612014 9:17 PM 6 You could advertise on the electric sign in Town Square. 5120/2014 3:07 PM 7 a quarterly newdetter ant out via mall to all radicals 5/19/2014 3:23 PM 8 .-mall 5/15/2014 8:04 AM 9 email biad 511412014 5:34 PM 10 city water bill Oyer 5/11120148:46 AM Page 15 1 /2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 11 email 511012014 6:04 PM 12 An online newdelter (No Mail) POE formal orMS Woo - 518120143:24 PM 13 Email nowdetter 5/512014 6:50 PM 14 Email 5/512014 5:55 AM 15 Please don't dart mailing guff out 51412014 12:30 PM 16 email 5/4/201411 :18 AM 17 Signage posed within library building. 5/41201410:12 AM 16 Please do not Tend more money telling me about your problems 5/3/2014 2:39 PM 19 email 5/3/2014 2:36 PM Page 16 2 / 2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 How many times in the past year have you used the Library's website to access the catalog and databases? Ans,,cmd.192 skipped:I'. 6 $8.46% 1.2 times ® 13.37% 35 times 6.40% 5.three 51.74% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Answer Choices Responses 0 28.49% 49 1-2 times 13.37% 23 3-5 times 6.40% 11 5-times 51.744 89 Total 172 # Comments: Date 1 I use it all the time.Thisismy main way of checkng out Boole-by deeming through interlibrary loan.I use it multiple timesper 7130/2014 2:49 PM month. 2 Con9angy 7/15/201410:16 AM 3 Almost daily 7/1412014 10:07 AM 4 This is se convenient,and a real plus for me in terms of service the library provides 6/28/20141:45 PM 5 very convenient to place holdsfmm home,renew items 512212014 2:47 PM 6 Use the webste all the time for interlibrary loan 511512014 8:05 AM 7 often 515/2014 2:14 PM - 8 maybe once per week 514/2014 10:51 AM 9 Actually,4 or 5 timesweeldy 5/3/201412:56 PM Page 17 1 /1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Ca Please rate the following parts of the online catalog (Prairie Cat). Answemd:165 Skipped:15 Review my ® 1A7 account Plana.held 1.62 an an ft.. Renew an item 1.64 Search for an �_ 1.60 It.. 0 1 2 3 4 5 Very satisfactory Satisfactory Neutral Unsatisfactory Very unsatisfactory NIA Total Average Rating Review my account 43.56% 17.18% 6.13% 0.00% 0.61% 32.52% 71.00 28.00 10.00 0.00 1.00 53.00 163 1.47 Place a hold on an item 44.79% 22.09% 4.91% 1.23% 0.61% 26.38% 73.00 36.00 8.00 2.00 100 43.00 163 1.52 Rena.an item 43.29% 20.12% 7.32% 0.61% 0.61% 28.05% 71.00 33.00 12.00 1 00 1.00 46.00 164 1.54 Search foran item 42.42% 26.06% 6.06% 1.82% 0.61% 23.03% 70.00 43.00 10.00 3.00 1.00 38.00 165 1.60 If Comment.: Data 1 not great 7/3112014 6:12 AM 2 This is a nice systemt 7/2/20142:12 PM 3 The online sysem is generally not Olendlyfintuitive and could use an update. 6110/2014 4:33 PM 4 De not use 6/512014 1:21 PM - 5 searchesmmetimes In ng up unamociated Items 61512014 10:08 AM 6 New items are on hold loo long and I'm not allowed to get them 6/2/2014 12:24 PM 7 Do not use. 5/2012014 3:35 PM 8 1 which it=old search the Yorkville library first,and then have it be achoice if I want to search other libraries 5119/2014 8:20 PM 9 1 1 liked the previousmRware semen better _ 519/2014 2:44 PM ' 10 1 The only issue with the system lathe march function.There's no way,that I'm aware of,that you can narrow your saarch unless 518/2014 7:04 PM you Mow what the title of the book is 11 It was over a year ago last time l used it,don't remember it being either Weclacular or negative. 51712014 9:28 PM 12 Have to enter search item Was from main menu 51612014 10:35 AM 13 1 often find that I am not able to renew items because there isa wail list.I wish them were more copies of popular items an that 1 515/2014 6:54 PM did not have to wail se long and keep it fora Snort amount of time.Alen mmetimes there are multiple items listed and its difficult to mountain which Item to reserve.Plus wish that I could tell which place I am in the holding queue. 14 Have not used yet,but will 5/412014 6:36 PM 15 Without Pmne Cat,I would not be able to get 90%+of the books I am looking for. 5/3/2014 4:23 PM 16 Didn't Mow about it. 513/2014 2:35 PM Page 18 1 /1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Which of the Library's databases offered through our website have you used? (Check all that apply) Answered:124 Skiyped::,., PrairleCat 94.4% catalog(you... OMNI Overdrive 274% (.book and... FirstSearch 15.3% (access to a... Gale Reference 1 15.3% Center(full... Novelist 15.3% (mad.ea... - Ancestry 7.3% (Genealogy... Illinois Legal ' 1.6% Aid 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Answer Choices Responses PreireCat catalog(youraccess to our consedia-wide collection) 94.4% 117 OMNI Overdrive(e-book and¢audio book downloads) 27.4% 34 FictSearch(access to a slate-wide catalog) 15.3% 19 Gale Reference Center((oil text newspaper and magazine articles) 15.3% 19 Novelist(reodels advisrry tool) 15.3% 19 Ancestry(Genealogy-available only lease the library) 7.3% — 9 Illinois Legal Aid 1.6% 2 Total Respondents:124 # Comments: Oat. 1 Since aside Is hard threw town and summer is nice to walk I go digital until traffic Is done than I'll walk backaver 7/30/2014 2:31 PM 2 1 find the OMNI very limited and disappointing in terms of titles available.But it's betlerthan unstrung,which is what you had for a 6/28/20141:46 PM Ions time. 3 None — 6/5120141:21 PM_ 4 None 512012014 3:35 PM 5 Didn't realize the unchecked items were available 5115/2014 8:07 AM 6 Didn't know could access other databases 5/6/201410;36 AM 7 how about a navies catalog 515/2014 2:16 PM 8 none 51512014 9:21 AM 9 None 5/4/2014 10:38 AM 10 None 5/312014 2:50 PM 11 None 5/312014 2:41 PM Page 19 1 /1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 What other types of digital content and databases would you use if funding became available? (Check all that apply) Ansviered:102 Skipped:70 Downloadable 62.79 movies Downloadable 50.0% magazines Downloadable 41.2% - music Language 33.31/6 Learning Reference USA 19.6% Automotive how 186% to(Chilton'... Learning = 13.7% Express Libr... 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Answer Choices Responses Downloadable movies 62,7% 64 Downloadabla magazines 50.0% 51 Downloadable must 41'2% 42 Language Leaming 33.3% 34 Reference USA 19.6% 20 Automotive howto(Chilton's or other) 19.6% 20 Learning Express Libmry(led prep.and improvement) 13'7% 14 Total Respondents:102 p Comments: Dale 1 I'm not sire I would uw any of thaw.Possibly,but not lilely. 7/3012014 12:54 PM 2 1 would preferfunding be uwd to upgrade the chock offerings available. 612812014 1:46 PM 3 Probably none 6/5120141:21 PM 4 would like mom physcal DV9s—avlbl longer times 6/5/2014 10:10 AM 5 Not familiar with any of the above listed. 5/21/20146:20 PM 6 1 None 5/2012014 3:35 PM 7 Downloadable boola,no(wm if that isavallable now? 5/812014 3:27 PM 8 Kindle Library! 517/2014 8:29 PM 9 don't Mow what there am 515/2014 9:21 AM t0 none,thals what the intemet later 5/4/201412:30 PM 11 Thew earvicesom available already online.My duplicate? 514/201410:38 AM 12 None 502014 2:50 PM 13 None 5/312014 2:41 PM Page 20 1 /1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 The library's homepage (http://www.yorkville.lib.il.us/) is an interactive gateway to the library and its services. Please rate your satisfaction with the library's website. Answered:163 Skipped:Ii The use of the 7.78 library cam... - The layout and 2.02 design of th... Information on 2.02 the library... Program 2.03 Information... Enrailing the 210 library 0 1 2 3 4 5 Very satisfied Satisfied Neutral Dissatisfied Verydissatisfred NIA Total Average Rating The use of the library catalog through the webste 33.96% 31.48% 8.02% 1.85% 1.23% 23.46% 55.00 51.00 13.00 3.00 2.00 36.00 162 1.76 The layout and design of the library's homepage 20.25% 43.56% 12.88% 1.84% 1.64% 19.63% 33.00 71.00 21.00 3.00 3A0 32.00 163 2.02 Information on the library homepage 23.31% 38.65% 12.27% 3.68% 1.84% 20.25% 38.00 63.00 20.00 6.00 3.00 33.00 163 2.02 Program Information and availability on the webste 22.22% 33.33% 15.43% 1.95% 1.85% 25.31% 36.00 54.00 25.00 3.00 3.00 41.00 162 2.03 Emoting the library 10.90% 14.74% 11.54% 0.64% 0.64% 61.54% 17.00 23.00 18.00 1.00 1.00 96.00 156 2.10 4 Comments: Date 1 The home page should Include in large pdng the library hours,email and phone numbers I seem to have an issue finding them 7/15/2014 10:19 AM when I need them. 2 Great Vo l 712/2014 2:13 PM 3 No computer at home 6/5/20141:22 PM 4 The webdm is hoMblell Not userfdendly whaleoevedl 5/281201411:12 AM 5 Sometimesl have a hard time finding how to gel to the account area. 5/21/2014 6:20 PM 6 The home page has a nice color scheme and the picture of the library Isgmat.The rest of the webste lookslitre it was designed a 5120/2014 8:14 PM long time ago. 7 The li formatin ant the kds programs is never updated.The whole she is not usually current. 5120/2014 3:19 PM 8 Have not mind 5119/2014 3:43 PM 9 Not sue haw to email the library 5 11512014 8:07 AM 10 Nevervisted the webste. 511412014 5:36 PM 11 the linkho thissuwey should have been an item on the home page 511 0/2 014 12 25 PM 12 The only lime I pull up the webste isto access Pmide Cat 51812014 3:28 PM 13 Libamry'sare a thing of the pas 51012014 12:37 PM 14 Genealogy database"not forh ome usc"perwebsite.Cmn'tlog on from home-no fudherinfo given. 516/2014 10:48 AM 15 Never used but will 51412014 6:37 PM 16 A lot of times children's programsthat already have passed are on the webste 502014 4:36 PM 17 Do not use 513/2014 2:51 PM Page 21 1 /1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Q17 Indicate your interest in the following types of adult programming. (Choose the three most important) Answered:120 Skirped:60 Speakers and T7 lecturers Health and 84 wellness Craft and hobby 60 Entertainers 45 and performers Personal 39 Finance Job search and 17 resume writing 0 to 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 tog Answer Choices Responses 64.17% 77 Speakarsand lecturers Hoallh and wellness 53.33% 64 Craft and hobby 50.00% 60 Entertainers and performers 37.50% 45 Personal Hnance 32.50% 39 Job search and resume writing 14.17% 17 Total Respondents:120 If Comments: Date 1 more Interactive bookelub,more bnnoage out there for us to Imow about it and not miss it 7/30/2014 2:34 PM 2 1 am a bury woMng mom,so I usually don 1 have time to attend programs 713012014 12:56 PM 3 Book Ciubl 5/7/20149:30 PM 4 me 517/2014 8:44 AM 5 none 515/2014 5:20 PM 6 none 514/2014 12:31 PM 7 none of these pmgramsintmes me. 51312014 9:37 PM 8 None 5/3/2014 2:51 PM 9 onto Sl3/2014 2:42 PM Page 22 1 /1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Indicate your interest in the following types of adult classes. (Choose the three most important) Answere J:96 Skipped.8J Digital - 44 photography... How to 40 download an... Genealogy 30 Microsoft Excel 29 How to use our 27 databases Basic computer 19 management Microsoft Word 13 Social media 12 use Email 6 management 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Answer Choices Responses Digital photography management 45,8% 44 How to download an a-0ook to my device 41'7!0 40 Genealogy 31.3% 30 Microsoft Excel 30.2% 29 How to use our databases 28.1% 27 Baste computer management 19'8% 19 Micmwflwonl 13.5% 13 Social media use 12.5% 12 Email management 6.3% 6 Total Reapondenls:96 # Comments: Data 1 I'm oley here no need sun. 7/30/2014 2:34 PM 2 we comment for#15 7/30/201412:56 PM 3 none 6/5/2014 1:22 PM 4 none 5/20/2014 8:17 PM 5 I'm snuggling with windows 841 51912014 11:29 AM 6 n/a 51712014 8:44 AM 7 Writing-creative or professional 515/20146:56 PM 8 none 5/5/2014 5:20 PM 9 We 5/5/20141:51 PM 10 none 5/4/2014 12:31 PM it none of[hem programs interest me. 51312014 9:37 PM 12 PBg @G 5y3e 51312014 2:51 PM 1 /2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 13 nla 513/2014 2:42 PM Page 24 2 / 2_ Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Indicate your interest in the following types of children's programming. (Choose the three most important) Story deem. 50 Book clubs 40 Educathmalltum 37 ichment Family Programs 35 Craft and hobby 29 Computer use 10 Cultural 9 Gaming 6 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Answer Choices Responses Story times 61.73% 50 eookclubs 49.38% 40 Education 1/oam.hmmA 45.68% 37 Family Programs 43.21% 35 Craft and hobby 35.80% 29 Computer use 12.35% 10 Cultural 11.11% 9 Gaming 7.41% 6 Total Respondents:81 # Comments: Date 1 1 ahve no children at home right now se I do not use this pmgramming.I did Men our three daughlemwere home,however,and 712/2014 2:15 PM the sarviceswem all wonderful...espelcolly Miss Rita who isalmody MISSEDI 2 Nona 6/5/2014 1:23 PM 3 Love bdnging my grandkidsto library and gelling books 6/6/2014 10:16 AM 4 1 think families together at the library would be a gmal help in stabilizing familial relatmachipa 61112014 4:38 PM 5 Once mentioned arranging a personal mother daughterbook club&Iaterleamed Libra yvms"coming up"with one 5/2312014 3:01 PM 6 NA 5122/2014 2:54 PM 7 My children are all over 50 and don't live in this state. 5120/2014 5:46 PM 8 No children 512012014 3:38 PM 9 LOVE THE STORVTIMES OFFERED 511612014 4:27 PM 10 Grandchildren live faraway 511512014 8:10 AM 11 no children at home 5/7/2014 5:04 PM 12 1 thinkthat same more pmgmmsand evenisfor children would bang usbackand mom active 516/20144:26 PM 13 none 1 5/5/2014 5:20 PM 14 N/A 5/5/2014 2:19 PM Page 25 112 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 15 N/A 51512014 1:26 PM 16 not applicable 5/5/2014 9:23 AM 17 Children grown, do not live in Yorkville 51412014 6:39 PM 18 Sommer reading program 514/201411'.20 AM 19 no children at home 514/2014 8:05 AM 20 At no charge. 51412014 6:54 AM 21 No young children 5/4/2014 12:09 AM 22 None 51312014 2:52 PM 23 n1a 5/3/20142:42 PM Page 26 2 / 2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 What program or programs are not currently offered by the library that you would like to see offered? Anavvcr<*. d'. 11 ::it, 1 iAtw r1: -135 # Responses Date 1 More eventsforthe middle aged children. Most seem to be story time events for toddlers or for 7/30/2014 2:35 PM teens, or hourswhere the middle aged children are still in school so they cannot attend. 2 maybe more author visits and programs about books I am not really interested in coupons, candy, 7130/2014 12:59 PM beer, crafts, etc. My husband likes travelogues 3 Teen reading program srdi scussi ons 711512014 10:20 AM 4 crafts, puzzles,games for kidswilhout having to register 7/14/201410:29 AM 5 More varied and entertaining programs Perhaps workshop for parentsof college bound students? 6/2812014 1 :48 PM Social type programs—reading fairs, local authors... 6 Children's programs in a variety of timesfora variety of agesgroups Especially young children and 6111 /201412:39 PM babies 7 None - no opinion 6/5/2014 1 :23 PM 8 lads story / movement to music time 6/5/2014 10:16 AM 9 Social networking information 6/1 /2014 4:38 PM 10 Borrow passes to attractions (Brookfield zoo, water park, children's museum, etc) 5/29/2014 11 :54 AM 11 N/A 5128/2014 11 :14 AM 12 Study Rooms 5/26/2014 9:27 PM 13 Ebooks 5/24/2014 3:36 PM 14 see Plano and Elbum children programsand summer reading incentives (TONS more weekly 5/2312014 3:01 PM choicesfor variousage groups and lotsof cool business sponsored incentives/prizesfor summer reading rewards)! 15 Don't know of any 5/2212014 2:54 PM 16 you could considera lecture seriesthat fitswith the summer reading theme 5/2012014 8:24 PM 17 Computer training. 5/20/2014 5:46 PM 18 Computer classes 5/2012014 3:20 PM 19 Tai chi 5/19/2014 8:10 PM 20 assistance for small business — one step above hobby level 5/15/2014 8:10 AM 21 Need more educational/enrichment programs for adults and children 5/13/2014 8:56 AM 22 1 am not sure 5/9/2014 2:46 PM 23 Anything for Wdsthat is available on weekendsfor working parents! Weelmights are not ideal for 5/712014 9:32 PM worlang parents because there is not much free time in the evenings - but weekendswould be great! 24 Too many to list. It would be nice if the library could offerthe many and varied programslike those 5/7/2014 4:45 PM offered at the Oswego/Montgomery libraries. 25 Big summerreading program, children's events on both weekendsand weekdays 5/6/2014 4:26 PM 26 none 5/612014 11 :01 AM Page 27 1 / 2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 27 1 would like to see more adult book clubs and/or help to assist in setting up new adult book clubs In 5/512014 7:48 PM addition, children's programs on Saturdayswould be nice. The times of some programs and story time often interfere with afternoon preschool classes 28 none 5/5/2014 5:20 PM 29 N/A 5/5/2014 2:19 PM 30 Authortalks 5/5/2014 1 :26 PM 31 E magazines checkout 514/2014 6:39 PM 32 classeson microsoft other than word and excel 514/2014 5:19 PM 33 None 514/2014 10:39 AM 34 Interest groupsfor adultssuch as Jazz Muse discussion, adult chessclub, anything educational or 5/4/2014 10:25 AM scholarly for adults 35 n/a 5/4/2014 8:05 AM 36 Crafts or reading enrichment for Grades 1 -5. 5/4/2014 6:54 AM 37 N/A 5/412014 6:23 AM 38 weekend story times and programs like performers 5/3/20144:38 PM 39 na 5/3/2014 2:50 PM 40 none 5/3/2014 2:42 PM 41 Monthly programs featuring authors similar to ones offered at Batavia Library 5/3/2014 1 :16 PM Page 28 '..... 2 / 2_ Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Would you be willing to pay a nominal fee for programs and classes? Answered:143 Skipped:W No low- \yes Answer Choices Responses You 75.52% 108 No 24,48% 35 Tom] 143 0 Comments: Date 1 Depends on the class 7/3112014 7:37 PM 2 Depends 7130/2014 2:35 PM 3 wMe things already have a nominal fee. 7130/2014 12:59 PM 4 Don't know-probably no 6/5/20141:23 PM 5 Only forclawasorpmgmmswhere an eutsde source isulilized 5/23/20143:01 PM 6 1 would pay a fee if It was wmelhing I mallywanted,but the amount I pay for a library card,I shouldn't have to pay extra 5/2212014 2:54 PM 7 Have the Library(oin the museum consortium;lets(he resdenlsgu to area mussums(me orneduced price.(ex.DuPage's 512012014 3:38 PM childmn'smuwum,Cantigny,etc.Amman Library islnvoived. e I pmbably wouldn't be willing to pay very much though... 51812014 7:08 PM 9 Depending on price 5/8/2014 3:30 PM 10 1 had to piokone w I chose No,but I might be willing,depending on the nature of the program and the fee.Considering a portion 5912014 9:32 PM of taxes goes to the library lm theory). 11 not more than$5 51712014 5:04 PM 12 1 lhinkwilhin reason 5/6 12014 4:26 PM 13 Ves,but l wculd rather not. 51512014 6:57 PM 14 Unsure 514/2014 6:39 PM 15 Any classes smuld be fee bawd and paid for by those attending 5/4/201412:32 PM 16 Only for programmer classes that involve extra materials emh as crafts 5/4/201411:33 AM 17 Depends-]can't were to find time to make it to the free stu10 514/2014 10:58 AM 18 DEPENDING ON THE PROGRAM 514/2014 6:23 AM 19 no.wound rather the city save funds if there is not enough Interest. 5/3/2014 9:38 PM 20 depending on the programs 513/2014 6:57 PM 21 1 would but I would rather have a higher lax rate for the library to cover additional expenses 513/2014 4:38 PM 22 Cut cam 5/3/2014 2:42 PM Page 29 1 /1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Please write any additional comments or list any issues that you would like to see the library consider as it plans for the future . /Anaeisrefk G0 # Responses Date 1 A faster network I have been there when a lot of people are there and the Internet is painfully slow. 7131 /2014 7:38 PM Stop charging for movies. So many people go to the Oswego library just because ther movie rental i s free. 2 1 like that the library has added some children's activity components to the library (such asthe little 7/3012014 2:52 PM table with puzzles). Some libraries have many of these interactive children's areas, which is really helpful to parentswho need to keep little Ndsbusywhile helping olherkidsfind books. I'd love to see our library expand and have more of these features 3 1 think our library just needsto be more interactive with the community. They are a friendly staff, 7130/2014 2:36 PM however I have fnendswho are librarians at other placesand they seem to have a lot more interactive programsrgroups for their community. 4 1 like to read a lot of books that are only available in paperback and then have to order them from 7/30/2014 1 :01 PM another library. I realize most of these books aren't great literature, but are enjoyable reading. I'd love to see paperbackbooksadded to ourlibrary. 5 Open Sundays 7/1412014 10:34 AM 6 1 thinkthe Library and the staff are great. I wish the City Council would give them MORE MONEY so 7/2/2014 2:20 PM they could buy MORE books because the shelves are still pretty bare! :(! Also, ourfamily has donated multiple books (hard cover aswell as soft cover in almost mint condition) overthe years that I wished would have been put on the shelves instead of sold forjust a few dollars at the August sale. If the City gave them more money for their activities and other thingsthey need to raise funds for by having the annual sale, they could actually use these booksfor the shelves. Just a thought. 7 PLEASE extend the hours the library sopen! 6/28/2014 1 :49 PM 8 Would like to see the library open evenings and weekends Would also like to see expanded book 6/17/2014 9:12 PM selection, both actual books located at Yorkville library and expanded e-bookselection, ratherthan expanded programming. 9 1 am very surpr mcl that the library charges for borrowing DVD's. While I understand budgetary 6/10/2014 4:41 PM constraints, the library should "live within the means' of taxpayer funding that is received when you are purchasing/maintaining materials o that you are not double charging forborrowing materials, through ourlaxesand then charging a fee. Olherlocal libraries, such as Plano and Oswego, do not charge for DVD's, so perhaps you should consult with them on how they are able to make thiswork within their budgets 10 The library isseverely lacking in print materials, Nearly everytime I lookfora particularbookit ends 6/912014 8: 16 PM up having to be sent overfrom anotherlibrary. The building isbeautiful and the staff are lovely, but the shelves are simply too bare! 11 when a requested bookfrom another library comes in, the phone call system doesn't seem to work 6/512014 10: 16 AM Phone rings ... and hangs up .. no message. 12 Sunday hours 6/312014 2:56 PM 13 Please consider removing the DVD rental charge. 6/212014 6:02 PM 14 more parking 5/30/2014 3:32 PM 15 During the used booksale please use the library parking lot forparlang for ONLY booksale 5/30/2014 9: 18 AM attendees 16 Fix the website and offer more programming without feeslike otherarea librariesdo. 5/28/2014 11 : 14 AM Page 30 '1 / 3 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 17 Hard to find a parking place when activities are going on at the school or library meeting room is 5/23/2014 3:13 PM used. 18 If hoursof operation can not resume to previoustimes, could they perhapsbe extended 1 hour 5/23/2014 3:05 PM daily (30 min earlier open 130 min laterclose)? Please add to orchange the sign nearthe road to include hours of operation and preferably a digital sign to indicate upcoming programs 19 Nothing otherlhan a betterdrop off 5/22/2014 2:56 PM 20 Expand the e-bookand audio bookeelection. 512012014 8:26 PM 21 Sunday hours! 5/20/2014 5:47 PM 22 School year - Sunday hours. 5/20/2014 3:38 PM 23 Possi ble loner night hours - until 8:00 is good. Some computer classes, too. also, there needs to be 5/2012014 3:21 PM more tween/teen books available. 24 After talking this survey I realized that I am pretty disconnected from the library and that I should 5/19/2014 8:22 PM check out the website! 25 Improve the selection of graphic novels 5/19/2014 8: 11 PM 26 In my opinion, you could get rid of the library and lower my taxes, It is not a very warm inviting 5/19/2014 3:37 PM place to go. 27 The library opening fora few hours on a Sunday (at least durung school term time) would br 5/17/2014 1 :48 PM extremely useful . Forexample 10 am until 2 pm. 28 More activities/progmmsto draw in the community whetherthey are card holdersornot. 511312014 8:57 AM 29 1 don't use the library. I don't want my taxesto go towards paying for the library. 5/11 /2014 8:47 AM 30 1 would like to see a more strategic partnership between the library and CUSD #115. Many students 5/1012014 5:09 PM seekout the library for intemet/computer use when it isnot available to the student in their home. However, when the student goesto the library the programs needed to complete a project may not be available at the library. Coursesin Excel/Word would also benefit community memberslookng to increase their sldllsforthe workplace. 31 Saw no need to expand the library; missthe old one Yorkville had 5/10/2014 10:05 AM 32 1 would like to see the library open later on the weekends and on Sundays. 5/9/2014 2:47 PM 33 My hope isfor the library to have additional hours. The current hours do not workwell with our 5/8/2014 3:34 PM schedule. 34 The library was once very useful , with the internal it is a waste of taxpayer $ 518/2014 12:39 PM 35 1 would love to we the Library become more engaged in the community and have more "current" 5/712014 9:32 PM offerings for local families. 36 Library needsmore new books, especially fiction, and current non-fiction tillesaswell as DVDs. 5/7/2014 5:06 PM Bathroomshave an extremelystrong chemical smell . 37 We badly need a library district in Yorkville. The city will never have a quality library if it is 517/2014 4:48 PM controlled by the city council. Funding forroadsand infrastructure will also come before books. It's a real shame since we have a beautiful building—with hardly any books or programs 38 Ourlibrary isthe best in the area. I wish they offered more programs for my child, though . Most 5/7/2014 12:12 PM programs are for Idds2-5 yrsold and 9 and up. Not much for children in the 6-8 year old range. 39 Better hours (later and open more on weekends). Foreign language is Rosetta Stone type teaming 5/7/2014 10:04 AM (French and Italian) 40 Lower my tax bill please. 5/7/2014 9:13 AM 41 1 would like to see the children's programsoffered on a variety of day. Most seem to be on 5/7/2014 9:10 AM Monday/Wednesday which are difficult for usto attend. 42 I'm sorry, but 1 don't feel tax-paying residents should be required to pay a rental fee to borrow a dvd 5/612014 3:05 PM from the library. 43 Does not appear that anyone takesthe various website optionsfor a "test drive" when developing. 51612014 10:49 AM Have always run into numemusroadblocksrstupid programming when using it. Page 31 2 / 3 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 44 The library hours / days / holidays seem very limiting compared to other public li braries 5/6/20147:21 AM 45 1 believe that the City of Yorkville has a wonderful library but needs more support from the public 5/512014 7:50 PM and funding. The library is quiet and peaceful. Asthe library plans for the future I believe that it is important to increase circulation in the adult section. In addition, Sunday hourswould be tremendous. I would often like to visit on Sundayswhen away from home for free time, but the library is rarely open. 46 1 tookthis survey because I feel the library needsto extend its hours. It should be available to 5/5/2014 7:01 PM palronson Sundays and for later evening hoursto benefit those people who work full time or go to school during the weekdays. Sometimesit's hard to get to the library night afterwork or dinner. I would frequent the library in the evening and on weekends to grade papers (I'm a teacher), and students could do homeworkthere. 47 Have had several occasions where a books avail ablity was not called to me right away; not notified 5/5/2014 5:22 PM that bookwas in., The booksale in the fall is an outstanding event. Have bought many booksthere. 48 NO 5/5/2014 2:19 PM 49 Later evening hours 5/5/2014 1 :26 PM 50 1 think expanding to Sunday would be beneficial to the community, how about rotating the 5/512014 10:40 AM "closed" day if there's not enough resources to have it opened on Sunday....try to be flexible!!!!! 51 It infuriates me that you are closed on Sundays and early during the week and Saturday. Makes me 5/512014 5:59 AM feel like you don't really care about people who have a job being able to get to the library. 52 Difficulty parlang and getting into library at school dismissal time due to people parldng there to 5/4/2014 11 :35 PM pickup Idds. 53 Love the library, thankyou for such a nice facility. 5/4/2014 6:42 PM 54 the library needsto add more fiction booksand DVD'S including series, documentaries lesssex 5/412014 5:26 PM and violence 55 1 would like to have the library open on Sundaysfor a few hours 514/2014 2:05 PM 56 1 would like to see the library resume its unday hours 5/4/2014 12:28 PM 57 With Internet available to 95% of the people the Library is a thing of the past. It should be closed 5/4/2014 11 :34 AM and the money returned to the tax payers 58 1 would just like to see more enforcement of what I have always known to be acceptable library 5/4/2014 11 :33 AM behavior. 59 Additional hours...open earlier, slay open later, and weekend hours expanded. 5/412014 11 :20 AM 60 Partnerwith the high school library! Share services, facilitiesand personnel . We don't need to 5/412014 10:42 AM duplicate services Have one great library instead of two mediocre ones 61 Since the library has had to limit its hours of operation due to financial constraints, please consider 514/2014 10:35 AM being open on Sundaywhen more patronswould be free to use the building, and then close on a day when students and employed perronswould be otherwise engaged.. Sunday is a really good day to use the library except perhaps in summer. How about closing on Monday or have 2 late openingsdur ng the weekin lieu of the present Sunday closing? 62 n/a 5/4/2014 8:06 AM 63 It would be more convenient to have a drive-through area to drop off books or checkout books 5/412014 6:57 AM (See Washington, IL library at Five-Points.) The $1 fee to rent movies is ridiculous. 64 WIDER SELECTION OF MATERIALS 514/2014 6:23 AM 65 More availability of different ebooks - or the 'dghts to more copies of the more popular books. 5/4/201412:10 AM 66 1 would love to see the selection in OMNI libraries increased. The choices are still rather limited. 5/312014 4:27 PM I've found several seriesof bookswilh some of the books not part of your database. 67 na 5/312014 2:50 PM 68 Bookmobile? For those who don't drive, shut ins? Cheaper, with a charge than subscriptions. 5/312014 2:46 PM Deliver to Nursing home customers? 69 Reduction in staff and services 5/312014 2:44 PM Page 32 3 / 3 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Is there any way in which this survey can be improved ? An,',vewd: z4 ;:;Mt ) aed: '; !i6 # Responses Date . 1 No. 713012014 2:36 PM 2 Babysitting/childcare for Black Fridays and maybe offer more days. 7/14/2014 10:34 AM 3 No. Great survey. 7/2/2014 2:20 PM 4 No - I thinkvery complete. 6/5/20141 :23 PM 5 Make takng this survey worth the time 5/22/2014 2:56 PM 6 1 thinkthat thisis a pretty good survey. 5/20/2014 5:47 PM 7 1 could not get it to work at home. 5/20/2014 3:21 PM 8 Excellent survey. Many thanksto the person or personswho put this together. 5/15/2014 8: 11 AM 9 A method to indicate how many questions are left in the surveyor how much I have left to finish 5/1012014 5:09 PM completing the survey. 10 The are no items pertaining to the computers in this survey. Shortcuts to alternative browserson the 5/10/2014 12:32 PM machinesdon't alwayswork They are also out-of-date, although free update downloadsare available. This was previously mentioned to the staff. Frequent crashing of Internet Explorer continues (afteronly a few minutesof use) , and haseven been experienced bythe Library staff , yet not addressed. Feel this aspect isgrossly ignored. 11 In some of the multiple answerquestions, I waslimited to three responses, I wanted to checkmore 5/8/2014 3:34 PM boxes. 12 Have it all on one page and scrolling instead of page after page after page of questions 5/7/2014 9: 13 AM 13 Include options about the open hours of the library because I have talked to many Yorkville 5/5/2014 7:01 PM residentswho wish forextended hours. 14 NO 5/5/2014 2:19 PM 15 Shorter 5/5/2014 12:35 PM 16 Checkout yourquestion #23 5/4/20146:42 PM 17 Publish the results online! 5/4/2014 10:42 AM 18 As stated in a previous question, be more specific in your question asto library material 5/4/2014 10:35 AM availability: do you mean Yorkville Library specifically or the inter-library system.? 19 n/a 5/412014 8:06 AM 20 Ask questions about the hours of the library. It would be extremely beneficial to our community to 5/4/2014 6:57 AM be open on Sundaysfrom 1 -4! (or even 8 pm on weekdays) Most people work long hours in this community. Please accommodate the needs of your community. 21 NO 5/4/2014 6:23 AM 22 Yes. When I clicked on the button that I do not use the Library, then the survey should be over and 5/3/2014 2:54 PM no need to answer more questions. 23 na 5/3/2014 2:50 PM 24 NO! 5/3/2014 2:44 PM Page 33 1 / 1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Do you live within Yorkville City limits? -,1, ,.��,;�; yes No ' 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Answer Choices Responses Yes 95.83% I f I No 4.17% 7 Tolal 168 Page 34 1 /'I Yorkville Library Survey 2014 How many persons in your household, including yourself, are in the following age groups? Answ ereJ:lGl SkIp0e J:19 Under one 10 1049 - 2029 30-39 4049 5059 60-60 70- 0 1 2 3 4 5 Answer Cholaes Average Number Total Number Responses Underage 10 2 81 49 10-19 2 61 38 20-29 1 26 22 30-39 2 71 46 4049 1 1 68 49 5059 1 60 43 6080 1 54 40 70+ 1 40 31 Total Respondents:161 # Under age 10 Data 1 3 7130/2014 2:53 PM 2 1 7/30/2044 2:37 PM 3 1 7/30/20141:04 PM 4 0 7/15/201410:21 AM 5 3 711412014 10:34 AM 6 2 7/5/2014 12:11 PM 7 0 6113/2014 3:47 PM 8 1 6/11/201412:40 PM 9 1 6/10/20144:41 PM 10 2 61512014 3:32 PM 11 2 6/312014 11:32 AM 12 0 61212014 12:26 PM 13 2 6/1/20147:26 PM 14 2 5/29/2014 11:55 AM 15 Page 35 5128/2014 11:15 AM 1 /7 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 16 1 5/2412014 3:37 PM 17 1 512312014 3:06 PM 18 3 5120/2014 2:57 PM 19 2 512012014 2:07 PM 20 1 511912014 8:24 PM 21 2 511912014 3:40 PM 22 1 5/1612014 9:12 PM 23 2 511612014 4:28 PM 24 3 511212014 9:29 PM 25 2 51912014 4:00 PM 26 2 51912014 2:47 PM 27 1 51812014 9:20 PM 28 1 518/2014 3:36 PM 29 1 5O/2014 9:33 PM 30 1 51712014 12:13 PM 31 4 517/2014 11:45 AM 32 3 5/7/2014 9:13 AM 33 2 517/2014 0:11 AM 34 2 516/2014 8:06 PM 35 1 516/2014 4:27 PM 36 3 51612014 2:38 PM 37 2 51612014 7:21 AM 3B 3 5/5/20147:50 PM 39 1 5/512014 7:02 PM 40 2 5/4/2014 11 :34 AM 41 1 51412014 10:59 AM 42 2 514/2014 6:59 AM 43 2 51412014 6:24 AM 44 0 51412014 12:11 AM 45 1 51312014 9:39 PM 46 1 513/2014 9:24 PM 47 2 5/3/2014 5:14 PM 48 1 51312014 4:28 PM 49 3 51312014 2:26 PM p 10-19 Date 1 3 713112014 7:40 PM 2 1 713012014 4:17 PM 3 1 713012014 3:45 PM 4 1 7/30/2014 1-:04 PM 5 2 7115/2014 10:21 AM 6 2 6128/2014 1 :50 PM 7 1 611712014 913 PM 8 3 6113/2014 3:47 PM 9 1 6/912014 8:17 PM 10 0 6/21201412:26 PM 11 2 512612014 9:28 PM 12 4 5124/2014 10:52 AM 13 1 512312014 3:06 PM 14 2 512112014 6:22 PM 15 1 512012014 8:27 PM 16 2 51200014 3:23 PM 17 Page236 5/20/2014 2:57 PM 2 / 7 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 18 1 5/1912014 8:12 PM 19 1 511512014 9:01 PM 20 2 5114/2014 4:33 PM 21 2 5114/2014 209 PM 22 1 5/1012014 6:06 PM 23 1 5M012014 5:11 PM 24 1 511012014 10:05 AM 25 1 5/812014 9:23 PM 26 1 5/812014 3:36 PM 27 1 51712014 10:29 AM 28 1 5/7/2014 10:04 AM 29 2 51712014 8:46 AM 30 1 51612014 6:25 PM 31 2 5/612014 3:07 PM 32 1 51512014 6:12 PM 33 2 51512014 6:00 AM 34 2 51412014 2:06 PM 35 3 514/2014 12:33 PM 36 2 51412014 7:06 AM 37 2 5/4/2014 12:11 AM 38 2 51312014 2:51 PM # 2049 Date 1 1 6/1712014 9:13 PM 2 0 6/1312014 3',47 PM 3 2 6111/2014 12:40 PM 4 1 61212014 6:02 PM 5 0 61212014 12:26 PM 6 1 5/28/2014 11:15 AM 7 1 512412014 10:52 AM 8 1 512112014 6:22 PM 9 1 5/20/2014 8:27 PM 10 3 512012014 1:15 PM 11 2 5/1612014 4:28 PM 12 1 5/1012014 6:06 PM 13 1 511012014 10:05 AM 14 2 51812014 7:09 PM 15 1 5/7/2014 4:49 PM 16 1 5/7/2014 10:04 AM 17 1 5/6/2014 7:24 AM 18 1 514/2014 12:29 PM 19 1 5/4/2014 7:06 AM 20 0 51412014 12:11 AM 21 2 51312014 2:55 PM 22 2 51312014 2:40 PM # 3039 Date 1 2 7/3012014 2:53 PM 2 2 7/3012014 2:37 PM 3 2 7/14/2014 10:34 AM 4 1 715/201412:11 PM 5 1 611312014 3:47 PM 6 2 6/10/2014 4 41 PM 7 Page137 61912014 8:17 PM 3 / 7 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 8 2 61512014 3:32 PM 9 1 613/2014 11 :32 AM 10 1 6/2/2014 6:02 PM 11 0 61212014 12:26 PM 12 2 61V2014 7:26 PM 13 1 5128/2014 11:15 AM 14 1 512012014 2:57 PM 15 2 512012014 2:07 PM 16 1 5/1912014 8:24 PM 17 1 511912014 3:40 PM 18 2 6/16/2014 9:12 PM 19 1 511412014 5:38 PM 20 1 5/1412014 4:33 PM 21 1 511412014 2:09 PM 22 1 5/1312014 4:42 PM 23 2 5112/2014 9:29 PM 24 2 519/2014 4:00 PM 25 2 519/2014 2:47 PM 26 2 51812014 9:20 PM 27 2 51812014 3:36 PM 28 2 517/2014 9:33 PM 29 1 5/7/2014 11:45 AM 30 2 5/7/2014 9:13 AM 31 1 51712014 9:11 AM 32 2 5/612014 8:06 PM 33 2 516/2014 4:27 PM 34 1 516/2014 2:19 PM 35 1 51612014 7:24 AM 36 2 51612014 7:21 AM 37 2 5/5/20147:02 PM 38 1 514/201412:33 PM 39 2 514/2014 11:34 AM 40 2 514/2014 6:59 AM 41 2 514/2014 6:24 AM 42 0 514/2014 12:11 AM 43 2 51312014 9:39 PM 44 3 51312014 9:24 PM 45 2 5/3/20146:59 PM 46 2 51312014 2:26 PM # 4049 Date 1 1 713112014 7:40 PM 2 2 713112014 6:16 AM 3 2 7130/2014 345 PM 4 1 713012014 1 :04 PM 5 1 71512014 12:11 PM 6 1 612812014 1 :50 PM 7 2 6/1712014 9:13 PM 8 1 6/1312014 3:47 PM 9 1 61912014 8:17 PM 10 1 613/2014 11:32 AM 11 1 61212014 12'.26 PM 12 Page238 5129/2014 11:55 AM 4 / 7 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 13 2 5126/2014 9:28 PM 14 1 5124/2014 3:37 PM 15 2 512312014 3:06 PM 16 2 512112014 6:22 PM 17 1 5120/2014 8:27 PM 18 2 5120/2014 3:23 PM 19 1 512012014 2:57 PM 20 1 512012014 2:25 PM 21 1 5119/2014 8:24 PM 22 2 5/19/2014 8:12 PM 23 1 5119/2014 3:40 PM 24 1 511712014 1 :49 PM 25 1 5115/2014 10:42 AM 26 1 5/14/2014 5:38 PM 27 1 511412014 4:33 PM 28 2 5/11/2014 8:48 AM 29 1 5/11/2014 8:46 AM 30 1 5110/2014 6:06 PM 31 1 5/1012014 5:11 PM 32 1 517/2014 10:29 AM 33 1 5!712014 10:04 AM 34 1 51712014 9:11 AM 35 2 51712014 8:46 AM 36 2 51812014 6:25 PM 37 1 516/2014 3:07 PM 38 2 5/5/20147:50 PM 39 1 515/2014 612 PM 40 2 5/5/2014 6:00 AM 41 1 51412014 2:06 PM 42 1 514/2014 12:33 PM 43 2 _ 514/2014 10:59 AM 44 2 5/412014 7:06 AM 45 2 5/4/2014 12:11 AM 46 2 51312014 5:14 PM 47 2 513/2014 4:28 PM 48 1 51312014 2:51 PM 49 1 5/3/2014 2:06 PM # 5069 Date 1 1 7/3112014 7:40 PM 2 1 713012014 4:17 PM 3 1 7130/2014 1:04 PM 4 2 7/15/2014 10:21 AM 5 2 7/2120142:28 PM 6 1 6/2812014 1 :50 PM 7 0 6113/2014 3:47 PM 8 0 61212014 12:26 PM 9 2 5130/2014 3:40 PM 10 1 5/24/2014 3:37 PM 11 1 5124/2014 10:52 AM 12 1 512312014 3:14 PM 13 2 512212014 8:47 AM 14 Page139 512012014 8:27 PM 5 / I Yorkville Library Survey 2014 15 2 5/2012014 1:15 PM 16 2 5119/2014 9:23 AM 17 2 5/1812014 9:19 AM 18 1 511112014 3:00 PM 19 1 511112014 8:46 AM 20 1 5/10/2014 6:06 PM 21 1 511012014 5:11 PM 22 2 511012014 10:05 AM 23 2 51912014 11:30 AM 24 2 51812014 9:23 PM 25 3 51812014 12:39 PM 26 2 51812014 11 :24 AM 27 1 51712014 4:49 PM 28 1 5/7/2014 10:29 AM 29 1 51712014 10:04 AM 30 2 51512014 12:49 PM 31 1 51512014 10:40 AM 32 2 5/512014 9:24 AM 33 2 515/2014 9:24 AM 34 1 51412014 11:35 PM 35 1 51412014 5:30 PM 36 1 5/412014 2:06 PM 37 2 51412014 12:29 PM 38 2 514/2014 8:05 AM 39 0 5/412014 12:11 AM 40 2 513120149:31 PM 41 1 513/2014 2:55 PM 42 1 5/3/20142:51 PM 43 2 51312014 2:40 PM q 6060 Date 1 1 7/30/2014 4:17 PM 2 2 718/2014 10:42 PM 3 1 6/1512014 9:03 PM 4 2 611312014 8:30 PM 5 0 611312014 3:47 PM 6 2 611112014 3:42 PM 7 2 6/512014 10:17 AM 8 1 61312014 2:57 PM 9 0 6212014 12:26 PM 10 2 61212014 7:09 AM 11 1 611/2014 4:39 PM 12 1 513012014 9:19 AM 13 2 512812014 1 :49 PM 14 2 512712014 11:42 AM 15 1 51241201410:52 AM 16 1 50212014 2:57 PM 17 1 5/1512014 9:01 PM 18 2 511512014 &30 PM 19 1 5115/2014 8:13 AM 20 2 5/1312014 4:42 PM 21 1 5/1312014 8:58 AM 22 Page140 511112014 3:00 PM 6 / 7 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 23 1 5110/2014 12:32 PM 24 1 5/912014 7:46 AM P5 2 51612014 2:38 PM 26 2 51612014 2:19 PM 27 1 515/2014 5:24 PM 28 2 5/5/2014 1 :28 PM 29 1 51512014 10:40 AM 30 1 515/2014 10:14 AM 31 2 5/412014 10:44 AM 32 0 5/4/2014 12:11 AM 33 2 5/3/2014 9:24 PM 34 2 513/2014 8:21 PM 35 1 5/3/2014 3:37 PM 36 1 5/312014 2:55 PM 37 2 51312014 2:51 PM 38 2 51312014 2:46 PM 39 1 5/3120141'.19 PM 40 1 513/2014 11 :09 AM p 70+ Dale 1 2 711412014 10:10 AM 2 2 6128/2014 1:50 PM 3 1 6/1812014 858 AM 4 1 611812014 8:48 AM 5 1 6/1512014 9:03 PM 6 0 6/1312014 3:47 PM 7 1 6/512014 1 :24 PM 8 0 61212014 12:26 PM 9 1 5/2412014 10:52 AM 10 2 51200014 5:52 PM 11 2 5/2012014 3:39 PM 12 1 5/2012014 2:25 PM 13 1 5/1912014 3:45 PM 14 2 511312014 2:31 PM 15 1 5/1312014 8:58 AM 16 2 51712014 5:07 PM 17 2 5/6/2014 10:50 AM 18 1 5/5/2014 8:30 PM 19 1 5/512014 524 PM 20 1 51512014 2:20 PM 21 1 5/412014 5:30 PM 22 2 5/412014 10:51 AM 23 2 5/412014 10:37 AM 24 2 5/412014 10:16 AM 25 0 5/412014 12:11 AM 26 1 5/312014 2:52 PM 27 1 51312014 2:06 PM 28 2 51312014 1:39 PM 29 1 513/2014 1 :19 PM 30 2 5/3/2014 1 :04 PM 31 1 5/312014 11:09 AM Page 41 7 / 7 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Q26 What is your age group? Answurrd: 166 Skipped:14 1049 20-29 , 3039 4049 50-59 6069 70+ 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Answer Choices Responses 10-19 0.60% 1.. 20-29 3.61% 6 3089 21.08% _ _ _ X35 4049 22.89°/. _ __--_ 38 5059 19.26% 32 6069 18.07% 30 70+ 14.46% 24 TOWI 166 Page 42 1 !1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Q27 What is your gender? Aoswe,.d:l GO Skipped:14 / Male ell Answer Choices Responses Male 26.51% 44 Female 73.49% 122 Total 166 Page 43 1 /1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 Which of the following best describes your race /ethnicity? Answered:159 Ski np 121 Mixed Race Asian/Paciflo African Islander American/Black V ` White/Caucasian Answer Choices Responses White/Caucasan 97.48% 155 African AmericanlBlack 0.63% 1 Asan/Pacific Islander 0.63% i Native American/ESdmo 0.00% 0 Mbmd Race 1.26% 2 Total 159 # Other(please specify) Date 1 And a little Chippewa Indian 7/212014 2:28 PM 2 You have my card number and will be able to figure It out!I object to there type of queslonsand do not provide the answers 5/9/2014 10:02 AM 3 net reI.v.nt 5O12014 10:04 AM 4 Hispanic 5/6/20148:06 PM 5 1 Find this question to be offensive 513/2014 8:21 PM 6 American 513/20142:51 PM Page 44 1 /1 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 � ? What local clubs and/or organizations do you belong to? a\rises rn'md: ,{� `5hiirp::ed: 'i l3 # Responses Date 1 None at the moment. 713012014 2:37 PM 2 Yorkville Congrational United Church of Christ and I help at school eventsquile a bit. 7/30/2014 1 :04 PM 3 garden club, Club 47 7/8/2014 10:42 PM 4 Big Brothers/Big Sisters, vice president of the Neighborhood Counseling Associaltes, Inc. Board of 7/2/2014 2:28 PM Directors, St. Patriclfs Church member 5 none—don't Imow about any 6128/2014 1 :50 PM 6 Bible study 6/18/2014 8:48 AM 7 YMCA, St.Patriclfs 6/13/2014 3:47 PM 8 KCRW—PADS 6/1112014 3:42 PM 9 Church organizations 6/1112014 12:40 PM 10 None 61512014 1 :24 PM 11 Oswego Sr Center YMCA 61512014 10:17 AM 12 YORKVILLE WOMEN'S CLUB 6/312014 11 :32 AM 13 Friends of Yorkville Library; Threads Group 612/2014 7:09 AM 14 Owego Vineyard Church 5/28/2014 11 :15 AM 15 none 5/2412014 10:52 AM 16 Girl Scouts USA 5/21 /2014 6:22 PM 17 Master Naturalist, Forest Preserve volunteer 512012014 8:27 PM 18 Book club, Men's club, Railroader club, Church organization, Silver Sneakers, Walldng club, Senior 5/2012014 5:52 PM Center, 19 Volunteer RSVP 5/20/2014 3:39 PM 20 None 5/20/2014 3:23 PM 21 Church 5/1912014 8:24 PM 22 church affilatd 5/1512014 8:30 PM 23 Health and Fitness clubs 5/15/2014 10:42 AM 24 TH night Library book club, Retired Teachers bookclub, WCC Lifelong Leaming 5115/2014 8:13 AM 25 GARDEN CLUB 5/13/2014 2:31 PM 26 Garden Club; Book Club 5/1312014 8:58 AM 27 Various reading groups, neighborhood governance 5/9/20147:46 AM 28 Local gym $ yoga studio member 5/8/2014 9:20 PM 29 St. Patrick Pansh, YYBS, Girl Scouts, MVP Volleyball Club 5/8/2014 3:36 PM 30 Chamber of Commerce 5/7/2014 9:33 PM 31 none 5/7/2014 5:07 PM 32 kiwanis 5/7/2014 10:29 AM Page 45 1 / 2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 33 Kiwanis, 5/712014 9:13 AM 34 Junior Women's Club 5/712014 9: 11 AM 35 church, hospital volunteer, dinnerclub 5/612014 2:19 PM 36 YMCA 5/6/2014 7:24 AM 37 Beecher Center, Lady Knightsof Columbus 5/5/2014 8:30 PM 38 Modem Language Association 515/2014 7:02 PM 39 n/a 515/2014 5:24 PM ',... 40 none 515/2014 2:20 PM 41 YACC 5/5/2014 10:14 AM 42 church, political, social 5/5/2014 9:24 AM 43 Local sports activities 5/5/2014 6:00 AM 44 New life church 5/4/2014 6:43 PM 45 Running clubs, Did Scouts, Science clubs, baseball, dance 5/4/2014 6:59 AM 46 NONE 5/4/2014 6:24 AM 47 St. Katharine Drexel , PSS Relay for Life 513/2014 6:59 PM 48 Eastern Star, OPC church, HYH club 513/2014 2:52 PM 49 Moose, Masons 513/2014 2:51 PM ',.. 50 Imightsof columbus 513/2014 2:40 PM 51 Trinity United Methodist Church 513/2014 2 :06 PM 52 Church groups, volunteering 5/3/2014 1 :19 PM Page 46 2 / 2 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 C�Y, ' �0 What do you do for entertainment or enjoyment? 2nsw ereri: 3li alcipp�d: 8'i # Responses Date 1 NTN Trivia 7/31 /2014 7:40 PM 2 read 7/31 /2014 6:16 AM 3 read, movies 7/3012014 4:17 PM 4 Read, walk my dogs, crafts, cook 7/30/2014 2:37 PM 5 Movies, hikes, reading 7/30/2014 1 :04 PM 6 Read, quilt, crochet, shopping 7/15/2014 10:21 AM 7 Read, music, movies, hildng 711412014 10:34 AM 8 Quilt, sew, read, garden 7/14/2014 10:10 AM 9 reading, gardening 7/8/2014 10:42 PM 10 Spend time with family and friends, Swim, Gol , Read, Travel , 7/2/2014 2:28 PM 11 read, cook, watch TV, walk 6/2812014 1 :50 PM 12 Read, sew, garden 611812014 8:48 AM 13 Reading, knitting, scrapbooldng 611312014 3:47 PM 14 plays, movies, reading, traveling 6111 /2014 3:42 PM 15 Read, spend time with family and friends 6111 /2014 12:40 PM 16 Watch old musicals - movies 6/5/2014 1 :24 PM 17 read, garden, exercise, knit 6/5/2014 10:17 AM 18 READ, GO/WATCH MOVIES/ 613/2014 11 :32 AM 19 Read; Sewing crafts 612/2014 7:09 AM 20 Fly light sport aircraft. Read. 6/1 /20144:39 PM 21 read, crochet, 5/3012014 9: 19 AM 22 cook watch movies 5129/2014 11 :55 AM 23 Exercise, Read, Write, Craft, Shop 5/2812014 11 :15 AM 24 read :) 512412014 10:52 AM 25 music/readinglcomedy/family time 5123/2014 3:06 PM 26 gardening, quilting 5/22/2014 2:57 PM 27 Movies both at home & out, outdoor activities, out with friends. 5/21/2014 6:22 PM 28 garden, hike, canoe 5120/2014 8:27 PM 29 Read, read, read and then travel all over the US. 5/20/2014 5:52 PM 30 Travel. Theatre. Music. Dining. 5/20/2014 3:39 PM 31 Go forwallks, fish and go to the movies. I, of course, read aswell. Reading is my main form of 5/20/2014 3:23 PM entertainment. Therefore, I rely heavily on the library. 32 Movies, exercise 5/20/2014 2:25 PM 33 Going to Spring Events 5/2012014 2:14 PM Page 47 1 / 3 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 34 camper 512012014 1 :15 PM 35 Go to plays, play with my child. 5119/2014 8:24 PM l 36 Reading, running, movies, music 511912014 8:12 PM 37 spending time with my husband and children 5/1912014 3:40 PM 38 Gardening, sports, reading 5/17/2014 1 :49 PM 39 Read, listen to music, fish, play poker, computer games 5/15/2014 9:01 PM 40 dinner out with friends, walling, reading, watch movies, travel 5/1512014 8:30 PM 41 Exercise 5/15/2014 10:42 AM 42 Read, Draw flowers and plants, spend time with grandchildren 5/15/2014 8:13 AM 43 Do it yourself, recreational skateboarding (not trying to loll myself on it anymore) lot 5114/2014 5:38 PM 44 Gardening, reading, time with friends 5/13/2014 8:58 AM 45 Eat out, in other cities, no restaurants here. 5/11 /2014 8:48 AM 46 read and watch movies 5/10/2014 5:11 PM 47 read, listen to music, gardening 51912014 11 :30 AM 48 read , movies, family, garden, sew 519/2014 7:46 AM 49 Exercise, Crafts 5/812014 9:20 PM 50 read, cook travel, garden, my husband and I recently took up brewing 5/8/2014 7:09 PM 51 Outdoor activities 518/2014 3:36 PM 52 Outdoor sports, reading, and watching movies 5/7/2014 9:33 PM 53 Read, TV, DVDs 5/712014 5:07 PM 54 Read 5/7/2014 4:49 PM 55 Gardening, cooling, balang, crafts 5/712014 12:13 PM 56 Balking, reading, gardening 5/7/2014 10:29 AM 57 Read, garden, play with insects, act smarmy on the internet 51712014 9:13 AM 58 Child related activities with my family 5/7/2014 9:11 AM 59 reading, running, yoga 5/6/2014 6:25 PM 60 read ! knit & crochet, bike ride, movies, resale shop 5/612014 3:07 PM 61 Imit, read, art 5/6/2014 2:19 PM 62 Movies 51612014 7:24 AM 63 Play cards, bunco and bingo 5/512014 8:30 PM 64 1 am an avid reader, and I also enjoy regular exercise and boot camp classes 5/5/2014 7:50 PM 65 Read , listen to music, go forwalks, attend educational programming. 5/5/2014 7:02 PM 66 read, concerts, travel 51512014 5:24 PM 67 read 5/5/2014 2:20 PM 68 read, walk visit forest preserves 515/2014 1 :28 PM 69 read, garden, quilt, cook, go to movies 5/5/2014 12:49 PM 70 Golf and Read 5/5/2014 10: 14 AM 71 All Sports 515/2014 9:24 AM 72 gardening, music, cards, movies 5/5/2014 9:24 AM 73 Outdoor sports 5/5/2014 6:00 AM Page 48 2 / 3 Yorkville Library Survey 2014 74 Movies, dining, driving 5/4/2014 6:43 PM 75 travel , read, shop, quilt 5/4/2014 5:30 PM 76 read, garden 5/4/2014 2:06 PM 77 read 5/4/2014 12:29 PM 78 Travel, Paramount season ticket holder, go to movies, race cars 514/2014 10:44 AM 79 family type activities 51412014 7:06 AM 80 Read paperback books, hike, bike, walk run, swim 514/2014 6:59 AM 81 READING, MOVIES, OUTDOORS 5/4/2014 6:24 AM 82 Read, paper crafting, sports 5/412014 12:11 AM 83 financial analyst 5/312014 9:39 PM 84 Family, travel, eating out, movies, scrapboolong, photography, writing, reading 513/2014 9:31 PM 85 church softball , read, movies 5/3/2014 6:59 PM 86 watch movies, go out to eat, drinkwine 513/2014 5:14 PM 87 read , movies, run 51312014 4:28 PM 88 Read, IPad information and games. Lunch out. 5/3/2014 2:52 PM 89 hockey 51312014 2:51 PM 90 hockey and woodworking 5/3/2014 2:40 PM 91 Read, sports 51312014 2:26 PM 92 travel, read, paint 513/2014 2:06 PM 93 Sewing, quilting, reading 51312014 1 :19 PM 94 quilt, sew, garden, read and enjoy our family 5/3/2014 1 :04 PM 95 Sandwich Opera House events 5/3/2014 11 :09 AM Page 49 3 / 3