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Branch Recommendations Sebring Library |
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Six-Year Circulation History: Circulation Trend: 2003 circulation dropped sharply after several years of significant increases. 2003 circulation is at the low point of the six-year period. A reduction in hours and the proximity of the Rodman Library in Alliance may account for some of the decline. Year Built: 1965 Year(s) of Additions: None Year(s) of Major Remodeling: None Year(s) and Nature of Refurbishing Projects: None Total Size: 3,750 sq. ft. Space Currently in Use: 3,750 sq. ft. Reason(s) Total Space Not in Use: All space is in use SF per capita (using service population): .33 sq. ft. per capita Overall Condition: 3 Site/Location Rating: Overall Site/Location Rating: 3 Distances to Nearest Branches/Main: Current Hours of Operation: http://www.libraryvisit.org/locations.htm Estimated Annual Operational Cost (2003): $ 163,697 $ 96,796 Professional/Clerical Bi-Weekly Pay Percentage (2003): 50.48% Professional, 49.52% Clerical Current Collection Size: 29,484 Cost per Circulation: $ 3.35 Circulation per Sq. Ft.: 13.01 Circulation per Hour Open: 31.48 Visits per Capita: 3.45 Visits per Hour Open: 25.33 Reference Transactions per Hour Open: 1.42 Turnover Rate: 1.65 The Library is quite dated in appearance and lacks off-street parking. In spite of a lack of ambiance and structural deficits that include restrooms that do not meet ADA guidelines and aging mechanical systems, the Library as been circulating well over 50,000 items per year. Circulation dropped significantly in 2003 after hours at the branch were reduced. The Sebring Library is located over twenty-eight miles from the Main Library. Other than the Rodman Public Library, located in Alliance in Stark County, the next closest full-service public library is in Canfield, nearly nineteen miles away. Recommended Action for Sebring, adopted by Library Trustees on March 18, 2004: |
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