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ELK RIVER LIBRARY BOARD <br />June 20, 1995 <br />Board Members: <br />Murray McNair present <br />Ellie Kretsch present <br />Mary Keifenheim present <br />Marsha O'Brien present <br />Linda Ritchie absent <br />Also Present: <br />Mick Stoffers <br />Verne Oleksowicz, GRRL <br />Meeting was called to order by Chair Murray McNair at 6:30 p.m. <br />Minutes from the May meeting were approved, as well as the bill list. It was noted <br />that the utility bill was higher than usual, and Mick assumes that it was an <br />estimated bill. The other possibility is that the pneumatic controls are not working <br />in a coordinated manner and the front of the building is warmer, making the back <br />work harder, but then get too cold. Murray will call Rick to check on this. <br />Correspondence consisted of a brochure from the Chamber of Commerce inviting <br />any members to their conference. <br />Mick has been checking on the parking lot lights. The timer needs to be replaced. <br />The estimate is $350. It is in a box with two other timers and we discussed the <br />possibility that it would be wise to replace all three, since they are all original <br />equipment from when the building was first erected. Mick will check into the price. <br />The reading area is very sunny and warm, and needs a shade to shut out some heat <br />in the summer. We approved the expenditure, up to $200, and Mick will look into <br />getting this. <br />The budget must be presented to the City, and Mick and Ellie will go. It was <br />decided to ask for all remaining items on the Wish List, for tables in the main <br />library at $2,858, sofas and end table at $3,170, and listening station chairs at <br />$1,908. It was also noted that the utility budget must be increased for next year, <br />due to the addition. <br />The Eagles donated $500 for large print books, and Marsha will send a thank you. <br />Verne updated us on the closing of the Legislature, and said that even though there <br />were cuts, they were not as deep as they could have been. <br />Respectfully submitted, <br />Marsha O'Brien <br />