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Introduction
The City of Glendora, County of Los Angeles, State of California (the “City”), under the provisions of the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972, Part 2 of Division 15 of the California Streets and Highways Code (the “1972 Act”) and the provisions of the California Constitution Article XIII D (the “Constitution”), formed the City’s maintenance assessment district designated as:

Streetlight Maintenance District No. 1
(hereafter referred to as the “District”), and established the maximum assessments determined to be necessary to support and maintain various lighting improvements that provide special benefits to properties within the District which includes all lots and parcels of land within the District.

As of Fiscal Year 2023/2024, the District is comprised of two zones, A and B.

REPORT CONTENT AND ANNUAL PROCEEDINGS
This Engineer’s Annual Report (the “Report”) has been prepared pursuant to Chapter 1, Article 4 and Chapter 3 of the 1972 Act, and presented to the City Council for their consideration and approval of the lighting improvements and services to be provided within the District and the levy and collection of annual assessments related thereto for fiscal year 2023/2024.

This Report outlines the District structure, the lighting improvements, and the proposed assessments to be levied in connection with the special benefits the properties receive from the maintenance and servicing of the District lighting improvements for fiscal year 2023/2024. The annual assessments to be levied on properties within the District provides funding for the continued operation and maintenance of the lighting improvements within the District and zones of benefit (“Zones”) established herein, which provide special benefits to the properties within the District and each respective Zone.

To adequately provide and fund the lighting improvements constructed and installed in connection with the development of properties within the District for fiscal year 2023/2024, the City Council has determined that it is appropriate and, in the public’s, best interest to levy annual assessments on the County tax rolls for the benefit of properties therein to fund the estimated special benefit improvement costs that are considered necessary to maintain and service the lighting improvements. The net cost of providing lighting improvements and services are allocated to the benefiting properties within the Zones using a weighted method of apportionment (refer to Assessment Methodology in Section II, Method of Apportionment) that calculates the proportional special benefit and assessment for each parcel as compared to other properties that benefit from the District lighting improvements and services. The lighting improvements provided in the District and the assessments described herein are made pursuant to the 1972 Act and the provisions of the California Constitution and the District shall incorporate each parcel that receive special benefits from those lighting improvements.

The estimated cost of the improvements and the proposed annual assessments budgeted and assessed against properties within the District and each respective Zone may include, but are not limited to the estimated expenditures for regular annual maintenance and repairs; incidental expenditures related to the operation and administration of the District; the collection of funds for operational reserves or for periodic maintenance and improvement rehabilitation projects; deficits or surpluses from prior fiscal years; and revenues from other sources as authorized by the 1972 Act. Each parcel is to be assessed proportionately for only those improvements, services, and expenses for which the parcel receives special benefit. Each fiscal year, the City shall establish the District’s assessments based on an estimate of the costs to maintain, operate, and service the lighting improvements for that fiscal year and available revenues including fund balances, Item #15. Page 8
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general benefit contributions, any additional contributions from other revenue sources, and the assessment limits established for the District and Zones.

The word “parcel,” for the purposes of this Report, refers to an individual property assigned its own Assessor’s Parcel Number (“APN”) by the Los Angeles County Assessor’s Office. The Los Angeles County Auditor/Controller uses Assessor’s Parcel Numbers and specific Fund Numbers to identify properties to be assessed on the tax roll for the District assessments.

At a noticed annual Public Hearing, the City Council will accept all public comments and written protests regarding the District and the annual levy of assessments. Based on those public comments and written protests, the City Council may order amendments to the Report or confirm the Report as submitted. Following final approval of the Report and confirmation of the assessments the Council will, by Resolution, confirm the levy and collection of assessments for fiscal year 2023/2024 pursuant to the 1972 Act. The assessments as approved will be submitted to the Los Angeles Auditor/Controller to be included on the property tax roll for each parcel.

As required by the 1972 Act, this Engineer’s Report describes the improvements to be provided, maintained and serviced by the District, an estimated budget for the District lighting improvements, and the proposed assessments to be levied upon each assessable lot or parcel within the District for fiscal year 2023/2024.

If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, portion, or zone of this Report is, for any reason, held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions of the Report and each section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase, portion, or zone thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, phrases, portions, or zones might subsequently be declared invalid or unconstitutional.

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Part I — Plans and Specifications
IMPROVEMENTS AND SERVICES AUTHORIZED BY THE 1972 ACT
As applicable or may be applicable to this District, the 1972 Act defines improvements to mean one or any combination of the following:
• The installation or construction of public lighting facilities. • The maintenance or servicing, or both, of any of the foregoing. • The acquisition of any existing lighting improvement otherwise authorized pursuant to this section.
• Incidental expenses associated with the lighting improvements include, but are not limited to:
• The cost of preparation of the report, including plans, specifications, estimates, diagram, and assessment;
• The costs of printing, advertising, and the publishing, posting, and mailing of notices; • Compensation payable to the County for collection of assessments; • Compensation of any engineer or attorney employed to render services; • Any other expenses incidental to the construction, installation, or maintenance and servicing of the lighting improvements;
• Any expenses incidental to the issuance of bonds or notes pursuant to Section 22662.5.
• Costs associated with any elections held for the approval of a new or increased assessment.

As generally defined by the 1972 Act, the improvements and the associated assessment for each Zone may include the following:
• The maintenance and operation of streets and sidewalks within the District, including the maintenance and servicing of streetlights, traffic signals, and appurtenant facilities located in and along public streets, roadways, and rights-of-way in the City. • “Maintenance” means the furnishing of services and materials for the ordinary and usual maintenance, operation and servicing of the streetlights, traffic signals and appurtenant facilities, including repair, removal or replacement of all or part of any streetlights, traffic signals, or appurtenant facilities and the cleaning, sandblasting and painting of streetlights, traffic signals, and appurtenant facilities to remove or cover graffiti.
• “Servicing” means the furnishing of electric current or energy, gas or other illuminating agent for the streetlights, traffic signals, and appurtenant facilities.

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LIGHTING IMPROVEMENTS AND SERVICES WITHIN THE DISTRICT

FACILITIES MAINTAINED AND SERVICED
Streetlights
Presently the public streetlights in the City of Glendora public streets can be classified into two types:
• Southern California Edison (SCE) owned system; and,
• City owned system.

For both types, the service is provided by SCE. The rate structure for SCE owned streetlights falls under LS-1 and the rate structure for the City owned street lights falls under LS-2. All the rate structures are generated by SCE and are subject to change.

Both the street lighting maps of SCE and the City’s records regarding public streetlights are on file and available for public inspection at the Office of the City Clerk.

All currently operating public streetlights within the City are included as facilities in connection with the District. Not included are: (i) private streetlights, such as those provided by homeowner’s associations within gated communities, (ii) public street lights that are obsolete and no longer in service (commonly known within the City as “Antique Streetlights”) and (iii) safety lights positioned atop traffic signals, along with the traffic signals themselves.

The Improvements include all appurtenant facilities to each public streetlight.

The public street lights in the City are on an ownership basis (LS-1 or LS-2). However, the cost of maintaining and furnishing the electricity for all the public streetlights in the City are paid by the City to SCE. As shown in the table below, only a small percentage (7.8%) of total public streetlights are owned by the City. In the tables below HP represents Sodium Vapor lamp and MV represents Mercury Vapor lamp.

INVENTORY OF PUBLIC STREET LIGHTS – RATE BASED
Lamp
Type 5HP 7HP 10 HP 15 HP 20 HP 25 HP 40 HP 17 MV 40 MV 70 MV Incandescent 92W 485W
1000L Series Series Total
Lumen 4000 5800 9500 16000 22000 27500 50000 7900 21000 41000 1000 1000 6000 City
owned –
LS2
- 2 - 11 57 42 4 52 14 17 47 4 2 252
SCE
owned –
LS1
9 2,007 292 92 339 1 3 - - - 1 - - 2,744
TOTAL 9 2,009 292 103 396 43 7 52 14 17 48 4 2 2,996
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Inventory of the public streetlights by lamp type (lumen) and location (local/arterial) are listed in the table below:

INVENTORY OF PUBLIC STREET LIGHTS – LOCATION BASED
Note: This information is based on the data given in SCE monthly bills and in the streetlights map of SCE.

In 2021, LA County turned over 33 streetlights to the City of Glendora. The total inventory of lamps currently does not include the 33 additional streetlights.

Safety Lights
Safety lights are public lights positioned atop traffic signals at intersections for vehicular safety and related appurtenances. Costs for furnishing electric current for safety lights in the City are paid by the City to SCE and are not currently funded by the District. For regular maintenance, repairs and replacement, the City staff or sub-contractors are used.

Traffic Signals
Traffic signals are public lights at intersections that govern and facilitate the flow of traffic and related appurtenances. Costs for furnishing electricity for safety lights in the City are paid by the City to SCE and are not currently funded by the District. The City is responsible for regular maintenance, repairs, and replacement. To provide better traffic follow and ensure safety, the City conducts traffic studies and installs new traffic signals at intersections depending on congestion and warrant studies conducted per California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) guidelines.

TYPES OF MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING
Maintenance
Maintenance includes the furnishing of services and materials for the ordinary and usual maintenance, operation, and servicing of any Improvement, including repair, removal and replacement of all or part of any of the public lighting facilities after any incident, removal of graffiti, regular painting and general maintenance.

Servicing
Servicing includes the furnishing of electric current or energy for the public lighting facilities or for the lighting or operation of appurtenant facilities.

Lamp
Type 5HP 7HP 10 HP 15 HP 20 HP 25 HP 40 HP 17 MV
40 MV
70 MV
Incandescent 92W 485W
Total
1000L Series Series
Lumen 4000 5800 9500 16000 22000 27500 50000 7900 21000 41000 1000 1000 6000 Local
Streets 9 1968 243 67 76 17 - 52 - - 48 4 - 2,484
Arterials
/ Main
Streets
0 41 49 36 320 26 7 - 14 17 - - 2 512
TOTAL 9 2,009 292 103 396 43 7 52 14 17 48 4 2 2,996
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Part II — Method of Apportionment

LEGISLATIVE AUTHORITY AND PROVISIONS
1972 ACT
The 1972 Act permits the establishment of assessment districts by agencies for the purpose of providing certain public improvements, including the acquisition, construction, installation and servicing of lighting improvements and related facilities. The 1972 Act requires that the cost of these improvements be levied according to benefit rather than assessed value:

Section 22573 defines the net amount to be assessed as follows:
“The net amount to be assessed upon lands within an assessment district may be apportioned by any formula or method which fairly distributes the net amount among all assessable lots or parcels in proportion to the estimated benefits to be received by each such lot or parcel from the improvements.”
Section 22574 provides for zones as follows:
“The diagram and assessment may classify various areas within an assessment district into different zones where, by reason of variations in the nature, location, and extent of the improvements, the various areas will receive differing degrees of benefit from the improvements.

A zone shall consist of all territory which will receive substantially the same degree of benefit from the improvements.”
The formulas used for calculating assessments and the designation of Zones as established herein reflect the composition of parcels within the District and the improvements and activities to be provided, and have been designed to fairly apportion the cost of providing those improvements based on a determination of the proportional special benefits to each parcel, consistent with the requirements of the 1972 Act and the provisions of Article XIII D of the California Constitution (Proposition 218).

CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION
The costs to operate and maintain the District improvements are identified and allocated to properties within each Zone within the District based on special benefit. The improvements provided and for which properties are to be assessed are identified as local lighting improvements and related amenities that were installed in connection with the development of the properties and/or would otherwise be required for the development of properties within each respective Zone. The District assessments and method of apportionment is based on the premise that these improvements would otherwise not have been required without the development or planned development of those parcels.

Article XIII D Section 2d defines District as follows:
“District means an area determined by an agency to contain all parcels which will receive a special benefit from a proposed public improvement or property-related service”; Article XIII D Section 2i defines Special Benefit as follows:
“Special benefit” means a particular and distinct benefit over and above general benefits conferred on real property located in the district or to the public at large. General enhancement of property value does not constitute “special benefit.”
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Article XIII D Section 4a defines proportional special benefit assessments as follows:
“An agency which proposes to levy an assessment shall identify all parcels which will have a special benefit conferred upon them and upon which an assessment will be imposed. The proportionate special benefit derived by each identified parcel shall be determined in relationship to the entirety of the capital cost of a public improvement, the maintenance and operation expenses of a public improvement, or the cost of the property related service being provided. No assessment shall be imposed on any parcel which exceeds the reasonable cost of the proportional special benefit conferred on that parcel.”

BENEFIT ANALYSIS
The lighting improvements provided by this District and for which properties are assessed have been identified as necessary, desired and/or required for the orderly development of the properties within the District to their full potential, consistent with the development plans and applicable portions of the City’s General Plan.

In order to allocate special benefits for the lighting improvements to individual parcels, it is necessary to classify the streets in the City by difference in use and by difference in public street lighting, as described below.

Arterials are the main thoroughfares of public streets and serve as the principal network for through-traffic flow in the City. The City of Glendora Community Plan 2025 under “Circulation Elements” defines arterials, as “The primary function of an arterial roadway is to provide for regional, sub regional and intercity travel”. Arterials take the substantial portion of the total traffic volume and operate at relatively high average speeds of travel. Considering the high traffic volume and relatively high-speed limits, these streets maintain the highest level of luminance. The City’s arterials are listed below.

ARTERIAL

NAME STRETCH
Route 66 Barranca to Cataract
Grand Avenue Meda to Arrow
Arrow Highway Barranca to Valley Center
Glendora Avenue Route 66 to Bennett
Glendora Avenue Arrow to Gladstone
Foothill Blvd. Valencia to Vista Bonita
Lone Hill Avenue Gladstone to Route 66
Auto Center Drive Lone Hill to FWY 210
Sunflower Avenue Arrow to Claraday
Bonnie Cove Ave Arrow to Gladstone
Base Line Road Grand to Fuchsia
All the streets in the City other than those classified as arterials are classified as local streets. In general, these are the roadways used primarily for direct access to residential and non-residential property. In terms of the public lighting system, local streets maintain a lower level of luminance.

This is consistent with the traffic volume and average speed of travel.

SPECIAL BENEFITS
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properties. Traffic circulation in local areasis largely the result of local traffic to and from these properties by the property owners and guests, it is reasonable to assume that these properties derive a particular and distinct benefit from the streetlighting that support the safe access to the properties and essentially all pedestrians and parking vehicles in the lit areas will, after dark, be directly associated with the assessed properties. As a result, the maintenance of these lighting improvements is a particular and distinct benefit to the properties and developments within the District and the Zones therein.

The benefits derived from the lighting improvements are discussed briefly as follows according to the type of facility.

While it is recognized that streetlights and traffic signals serve in part to enhance traffic safety, installation and construction of these improvements are for the most part, required by the development of properties within the district these type of lighting improvements provide benefits to those properties, as described below.

PUBLIC STREET LIGHTS
• Access Benefit
Public streetlights improve ingress to and egress from properties by illuminating access to properties from dusk to dawn. Access Benefit is independent of actual use and is not related with the frequency of usage. It can be equated with the facility of emergency vehicles to access the properties, irrespective of whether the emergency vehicles use the access or not.
• Security Benefit
Public streetlights help reduce vandalism against properties and criminal acts on properties between dusk to dawn. Police reports clearly show that more crimes are committed in darkness or relatively poorly illuminated areas. • Traffic Benefit
Public streetlights improve safety and facilitate the flow of traffic to and from properties between dusk to dawn. It is a well-accepted fact that traffic safety is considerably reduced in darkness. Various studies have concluded that good quality street lighting reduces the accident rate by increasing the visibility as vehicle headlights are inadequate for high-speed traffic.

SAFETY LIGHTS
Safety lights are located on top of traffic signals at intersections. These lights enhance traffic safety and facilitate smooth traffic flow, thus providing Traffic Benefit only.

TRAFFIC SIGNALS
Traffic signals are located on intersections only. Their function is to enhance traffic safety and facilitate smooth traffic flow, thus providing Traffic Benefit.

ARTERIAL LIGHTS
Arterial lights compose the principal network for through traffic for the entire City. At the same time, they serve the properties located along the street in a similar manner as local street to facilitate the traffic flow and safety on arterials, a high level of luminance is used. It is appropriate to distribute the Improvement Benefit on the arterials between General and Special Benefits which is over and above the level of Traffic benefit provided by public streetlights.

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Certain parcels included in the District are located within gated communities. The City does not provide public streetlights within such communities. However, the City does provide perimeter public street lighting along streets that form the entry points to such communities. These properties receive the same types of access, security and traffic benefits as other parcels in the District, but obviously not to the same extent.

ARTERIAL PUBLIC

STREET LIGHT LUMEN DISTRIBUTION
Lamp Type Number of
Lamps
Lumen Yield per
Lamp
Total Lumen
Yield
Lumen up to
9,500
Over 9,500
Lumen
5HP 0 4,000 0 0 0
7HP 41 5,800 237,800 237,800 0
10 HP 49 9,500 465,500 465,500 0
15 HP 36 16,000 576,000 342,000 234,000
20 HP 320 22,000 7,040,000 3,040,000 4,000,000
25 HP 26 27,500 715,000 247,000 468,000
40 HP 7 50,000 350,000 66,500 283,500
17 MV 0 7,900 0 0 0
40 MV 14 21,000 294,000 133,000 161,000
70 MV 17 41,000 697,000 161,500 535,500
Incandescent
1000L 0 1,000 0 0 0
92W Series 0 1,000 0 0 0
485W Series 2 6,000 12,000 12,000 0
TOTAL 512 10,387,300 4,705,300 5,682,000

GENERAL BENEFIT

LIGHTING GENERAL BENEFIT
The City assumes certain cost for maintaining and servicing safety lights and traffic signals as a general benefit expense, and District funds are only used to maintain and service the special benefit portions of public streetlights.

Arterial lights on the other hand have a distribute benefit between general and special as explained earlier, as they compose the principal network for through traffic for the entire City while serving the properties located along the street in a similar manner as local streets. The benefits generated by the public streetlights are also a partial general benefit. To facilitate the traffic flow and safety on arterials, a high level of luminance is used. The portion of benefit which is allocated to General Benefit is directly proportional to the high level of luminance and illuminance provided on the arterials.

ARTERIAL

BENEFIT CLASS DISTRIBUTION
Description Benefit
Class
Total Lumen
Yield Benefit Distribution
Lumen up to 9,500 Special 4,705,300 53.95%
Lumen over 9,500 General 5,682,000 46.05%
Total 10,387,300 100.00%
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BENEFIT ZONES
Section 22574 of the 1972 Act permits the designation of benefit zones within any individual assessment district if “by reasons or variations in the nature, location, and extent of the improvements, the various areas will receive different degrees of benefit from the improvement.” There are two benefit zones in the District. Benefit Zone “A” outside non-gated communities and Benefit Zone “B” parcels within gated communities that are served by no public lighting other than perimeter lighting.

Part V. of this report includes an Assessment District Diagram for FY 2023/2024 showing the boundaries of the District.

ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY
To calculate and identify the proportional special benefit received by each parcel and ultimately each parcel’s proportionate share of the improvement costs it is necessary to consider not only the lighting improvements and services to be provided, but the relationship each parcel has to those improvements as compared to other parcels in the District.

Article XIII D Section 4a reads in part:
“…The proportionate special benefit derived by each identified parcel shall be determined in relationship to the entirety of the capital cost of a public improvement or the maintenance and operation expenses of a public improvement or for the cost of the property related service being provided. No assessment shall be imposed on any parcel which exceeds the reasonable cost of the proportional special benefit conferred on that parcel.” Lighting improvements like most public improvements, provide varying degrees of benefit (whether they be general or special) based largely on the extent of such improvements, the location of the lighting improvements in relationship to properties associated with those improvements. To establish the proportional special benefit and ultimately the assessment obligation for each parcel, these factors need to be addressed and formulated in the method of apportionment by the use of benefit zones that reflect the extent and location of the lighting improvements in relationship to the properties, as well as the specific use of the property and characteristics that reflects each parcel’s proportional special benefit as compared to other properties that benefit from those same improvements.

The method of apportionment (method of assessment) developed for this District is based on the premise that each of the property to be assessed receives a particular and distinct benefit (special benefit) from the lighting improvements, services, and facilities to be financed by the District assessments and to assess benefits equitably it is necessary to calculate each property’s relative share of the special benefits conferred by the funded lighting improvements and service. The Equivalent Benefit Unit (EBU) method of assessment apportionment is utilized in this District and establishes a basic unit of benefit (base value) and then calculates the benefit derived by each assessed parcel as a multiple (or a fraction) of that basic unit. This EBU method of apportioning special benefits is typically seen as the most appropriate and equitable assessment methodology for districts formed under the 1972 Act, as the benefit to each parcel from the lighting improvements are apportioned as a function of comparable property characteristics The base value and assessment formula utilized in each Zone may be different, but is established for each Zone to reflect the lighting improvements and properties that benefit from those lighting improvements utilizing property characteristics that may include but is not limited to the type of development (property land use), property’s development status, and size of the property (acreage or units).

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For the purposes of this Engineer's Report, an EBU is the quantum of benefit derived based on a single-family residential parcel. The single-family residential parcel has been selected as the basic value for calculation of assessments since this land use represents over 98% of the parcels in the District. Thus, the "benchmark" property (the single-family residential parcel) derives one EBU of benefit and is assigned 1.00 Equivalent Benefit Unit.

The following outlines the land use classifications that are associated with or may be associated with the parcels in the District and the proportional Equivalent Benefit Units established for those land use classifications.

BENEFIT ZONES
Section 22574 of the 1972 Act permits the designation of benefit zones within any individual assessment district if “by reasons or variations in the nature, location, and extent of the improvements, the various areas will receive different degrees of benefit from the improvement.” There are two benefit zones in the District. Benefit Zone “A.” contain all parcels outside a gated community and Benefit Zone “B” includes parcels within gated communities that are served by no public lighting other than perimeter lighting.

Part V. of this report includes an Assessment District Diagram for FY 2023/2024 showing the boundaries of the District.

ALLOCATION OF SPECIAL BENEFIT TO ASSESSED PARCELS
Section 22573 of the 1972 Act states that “The net amount to be assessed upon lands within an assessment district may be proportioned by any formula or method which fairly distributes the net amount among all assessable lots or parcels in proportion to the estimated benefit to be received by each such lot or parcel from the improvements.”
For the purpose of preparing this Engineer’s Report, land use and parcel size are considered together. Los Angeles County Assessor data was used to obtain the parcel size. Land use classification were taken from the Los Angeles County Assessor Data and was further categorized on the basis of the dwelling unit densities as described in the Glendora General Plan under “Housing Element Update 2008-2014”.

As mentioned above, there are two distinct benefit zones in the Maintenance District depending on the degree of the benefit received from the lighting improvements. Special Benefit is allocated to the parcels based on the number of Equivalent Benefit Units (“EBUs”) assigned to each parcel.

This section describes the methodology used to assign Equivalent Benefit Units (“EBUs”) to the parcels in Benefit Zone “A” and Benefit Zone “B”.

ALLOCATION OF SPECIAL BENEFIT TO PARCELS IN BENEFIT ZONE “A” Special Benefit is composed of Access Benefit, Security Benefit and Traffic Benefit. All of these benefits can be related with parcel size as well as the land use. Special Benefit is allocated to all of the assessed parcels in terms of EBUs, reflecting the relative amount of Special Benefit allocable to each parcel.

Each parcel in Benefit Zone “A” on which a single-family residence (Low-Medium Dwelling Density) is located, is assigned a 1.000 EBU. To determine the corresponding amount of EBUs for multi-family residence, relative densities of all of the residential properties in the Assessment District were analyzed.

At the time of district formation, on average each acre of land in the City devoted to Single Family Residential use contains 3.871 dwelling units, while each acre in Multi-Family use contains 13.136 dwelling units. By comparing the densities of single-family residence with the multi-family Item #15. Page 18
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residence in the Assessment District designates an EBU of 0.295 to each multi-family residence in the District.

Any property other than residential is considered “Non-residential”. This includes, but is not limited to, Commercial, Industrial, Manufacturing, Retail Businesses, Medical Facilities, Churches, Cemeteries, railroad properties, City-owned properties, State or County owned properties and so on.

Parcels on non-residential properties are assigned EBUs based on parcel size in comparison with the EBUs assigned to residential properties. In Benefit Zone “A”, a single-family residence is assigned 1.000 EBU, meaning that an acre developed in the average single-family density contain

3.871 EBUs. To provide equivalency for the assessment against non-residential parcels, each parcel is assigned 3.871 EBUs per acre.

Undeveloped parcels receive significantly less Special benefit than developed parcels. While such parcels receive Security Benefits, they typically have less need for protection from property crimes than developed parcels. Furthermore, Traffic Benefit and Access Benefit are reduced, due to minimal current use of undeveloped parcels. Therefore, undeveloped parcels are assigned EBUs per acre equal to one-third of EBUs that would be assigned to developed parcel of similar size.

Pursuant to Proposition 218, no exemption is taken for the properties owned by the City, or by the State, or by the Federal government or by any other agency. Every parcel in the Maintenance District is assessed. The assigned EBUs for Benefit Zone A are summarized in the table below.

EBUS BY LAND USE IN BENEFIT ZONE “A”
LAND USE ASSIGNED EBUs
Single Family Residence 1.000 per Unit
Multi Family Residence 0.295 per Unit
Non-Residential 3.871 per Acre
Undeveloped 1.290 per Acre
ALLOCATION OF SPECIAL BENEFIT TO PARCELS IN BENEFIT ZONE “B” As mentioned earlier, for the new developments, public streetlights were installed outside the gated community as condition of development to provide extra access, security and traffic benefits to the properties located inside the gated communities. Such parcels are assigned to Benefit Zone “B.”
The parcels in Benefit Zone “B” derive the same types of benefits (access, security and traffic) from this perimeter lighting as parcels in Benefit Zone “A” derive from the public street lighting serving those parcels. However, because perimeter lighting is somewhat removed from the Zone “B” Parcels as compared with the lighting for Zone “A” Parcels, and because Zone “B” parcels are often served by privately owned and operated streetlights located directly in from of the parcels, these benefits are less than those received by Zone “A” Parcels. We determine that a parcel in Zone “B” receive 5% of the special benefit as a similarly developed parcel in Zone “A”.

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The assigned EBUs for Benefit Zone B are summarized in the table below.

EBUs BY LAND USE IN BENEFIT ZONE B
LAND USE Benefit Zone B
Percentage
Benefit Zone B
EBUs
Single Family Residence 5.0 % 0.050 /Unit
Multi Family Residence 5.0 % 0.015 /Unit
Non-Residential 5.0 % 0.194 /Acre
Undeveloped 5.0 % 0.065 /Acre
Note: Zone B EBUS are 5% of the EBUs in Zone A
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Part III – Estimate of Costs

CALCULATION OF ASSESSMENTS
An assessment amount per Equivalent Benefit Unit (Assessment per EBU) is calculated by:

Taking the “Total Annual Expenses” (Total budgeted costs) and subtracting the “Total General Benefit Expenses” (Lighting General Benefit Expenses), to establish the “Total Special Benefit Expenses”;
Total Annual Expenses – General Benefit Expenses = Special Benefit Expenses (Direct, Administrative and Incidental)
To the resulting “Special Benefit Expenses”, various “Funding Adjustments” may be applied that may include, but are not limited to:
➢ “Additional City Funding”, represents general benefit contribution from General Fund or Gas Tax Fund.
➢ “Reserve Fund Transfer/Deduction”, represents an amount of available existing funds from the “Operational Reserve Fund Balances” being applied to pay a portion of the Special Benefit Expenses for the fiscal year.

These adjustments to the Special Benefit Expenses result in the net special benefit amount to be assessed “Balance to Levy”;
Special Benefit Expenses - Funding Adjustments = Balance to Levy The amount identified as the “Balance to Levy” is divided by the total number of EBUs of parcels that receive special benefit to establish the Assessment Rate (“Assessment Per EBU”). This Assessment Rate is then applied back to each parcel’s individual EBU to calculate the parcel’s proportionate special benefit and assessment amount for the lighting improvements.

Balance to Levy / Total EBU = Assessment Per EBU (Assessment Rate) Assessment Per EBU x Parcel EBU = Parcel Assessment Amount Note: The maximum assessments and proposed assessments for fiscal year 2023/2024 outlined in this Report are intended to fully support the expenses identified as “Special Benefit Expenses”.

Consequently, there are no “Funding Adjustments” reflected in the budgets the “Balance to Levy” is equal to the total “Special Benefit Expenses.”

ZONE BUDGETS AND ASSESSMENTS
The zone budgets and assessments outlined on the following page for the District are based on the City’s estimate of the expenses and related funding necessary for the operation, maintenance and servicing of the District lighting improvements identified in Part I of this Report for Zone A and Zone B for fiscal year 2023/2024.

Refer to the Assessment Roll included herein as Part IV for the individual assessment amounts proposed to be levied and collected for each parcel in fiscal year 2023/2024.

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ZONE BUDGETS & ASSESSMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2023/2024

DIRECT COSTS
Annual Lighting Operation & Maintenance Expenses $732,188.00 Total Direct Cost $732,188.00

ADMINISTRATION
District Administration
Professional Services (Willdan) $2,500.00
County Administration Fee 2,441.25
Total Administration $4,941.25
TOTAL DIRECT COSTS & ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES $737,129.25 Incidental Expenses
Operational Reserve Collection $73,218.80
Total Incidental $73,218.80
LEVY ADJUSTMENTS (General Benefit)
General Fund Contribution ($207,782.21)
Gas Tax Fund Contribution (89,070.00)
Reserve Fund Contribution 0.00
Total Levy Adjustments ($296,852.21)
BALANCE TO LEVY $513,495.84
Total Parcels 9,579
Total Charged Parcels 9,565
Total EBUs 10,870.08
Maximum Assessment Rate Per EBU $47.24
Reserve Fund Beginning Balance June 30,2023 $356,101
Reserve Fund Transfer In 73,219
Reserve Fund Transfer Out 0
Reserve Fund Ending Balance June 30, 2024 $429,320
Streetlight Maintenance District Budget FY2023/2024
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ASSESSMENT RANGE FORMULA
As approved by the property owners in July 2006, the maximum authorized assessment rate may increase annually, so that the ratio between the new authorized assessment rate and the rate for the initial year, is as high as the ratio between the then most recently published Consumer Price Index (CPI) for all urban consumers for the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim for All Urban Consumers and such index published in June 2006.

Restated, the maximum assessment rate may increase each fiscal year based on the annual change in the CPI, during the preceding year, for All Urban Consumers, for the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim areas.

Based on the County due date of August each fiscal year it has been determined that a March CPI be utilized in place of June to allow enough time for the two required meeting dates (Intent Meeting and 10-day noticed Public Hearing). An analysis providing annual increase is available upon request. The CPI for the month of March 2023 is determined as 317.873, while the CPI for the month of March 2022 was 306.679. This results in a ratio of approximately 1.03650, or an increase of 3.650%.

The maximum assessment rate for FY 2022/2023 was $45.57 per EBU. Multiplied by 3.650%, the maximum assessment rate for FY 2023/2024 is in turn $47.24 per EBU. The initial rate set for the District was $31.47.

ASSESSMENT RATES IN BENEFIT ZONES A AND B

LAND USE ASSESSMENT RATE
Benefit Zone “A” Benefit Zone “B”
Single Family Residence $ 47.24/ Unit $ 2.36 / Unit
Multi-Family Residence $ 13.93 / Unit $ 0.70 / Unit
Non-Residential $ 182.86 / Acre $ 9.16 / Acre
Undeveloped $ 60.93 / Acre $ 3.07 / Acre
The amounts shown here are rounded to the nearest cent.

ASSESSMENT DISTRIBUTION AMONG THE PARCELS BY USE
Parcels to be included in the Streetlight Maintenance District No. 1 are identified from the last Fiscal Year (FY 2022/2023) Secured Property Tax Roll of the County of Los Angeles based upon the tax rate areas of the City. Any change in the parcel number and land use received from the County Assessor’s office from the no-match list will be corrected accordingly.

All the parcels are assigned to Benefit Zone “A” and Benefit Zone “B” on the basis as discussed earlier.

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Part IV — Assessment Roll
Due to the number of parcels in the District, the Assessment Roll for fiscal year 2023/2024 (a listing of the parcels to be assessed within this District along with the assessment amounts) has been filed with the City Clerk in an electronic format and is, by reference, made part of this Report.

The proposed Assessment Roll shall be available for public inspection in the City Clerk’s Office during normal office hours.

The Assessment Roll reflects all properties currently identified within the District and their assessment amount(s) for fiscal year 2023/2024. Each parcel listed on the Assessment Roll is currently shown and illustrated on the County Assessor's Roll and the County Assessor’s Parcel Number Maps (APN maps). These records are, by reference, part of this Report and shall govern for all details concerning the description of the lots or parcels. All assessments presented on the assessment roll are subject to change as a result of parcel changes made by the County including parcel splits, parcel merges or development changes that occur prior to the County Assessor's Office securing the final roll and generating tax bills for fiscal year 2023/2024.

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Part V — District Diagrams
Parcel identification, for each lot or parcel within the District, shall be the parcel as shown on the Los Angeles County Assessor's map for the year in which this Report is prepared.

The land use classification for each parcel has been based on the Los Angeles County Assessor’s Roll. A listing of parcels assessed within this District, along with the proposed assessment amounts, has been submitted to the City Clerk, under a separate cover, and by reference is made part of this Report.

Reference is hereby made to the Los Angeles County Assessor’s Parcel Maps for a detailed description of the lines and dimensions of each parcel within the Streetlight Maintenance District No. 1 including all subsequent subdivisions, lot-line adjustments, or parcel changes therein.

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DISTRICT DIAGRAM
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RESOLUTION CC 2023-____

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL INITIATING PROCEEDINGS

FOR THE ANNUAL ASSESSMENT LEVY WITH RESPECT TO THE
STREETLIGHT MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 1 FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR 2023-24 PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF PART 2 OF
DIVISION 15 OF THE STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

THE CITY COUNCIL
City of Glendora, California
WHEREAS, the City has established Streetlight Maintenance District No. 1 (the “District”) pursuant to the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972 (California Streets & Highways Code Section 22500 et seq.) (the “Assessment Law”); and WHEREAS, the City Council desires to initiate proceedings to levy and collect assessments against the parcels within the District for Fiscal Year 2022-23 to pay for the costs of the streetlight maintenance in connection with the assessment district; and

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GLENDORA, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1. The foregoing recitals are true and correct and incorporated herein by this reference.

SECTION 2. The City Council hereby initiates proceedings to levy and collect assessments against the parcels within the District for the Fiscal Year 2023-24.

SECTION 3. The general nature of the improvements maintained and serviced in connection with the District are not proposed to change from prior years.

SECTION 4. The purpose of the assessment district shall be to finance the maintenance and servicing of Improvements throughout the District and the incidental expenses of the District.

SECTION 5. The City Council directs the City Engineer to prepare and file with the City Clerk a report with respect to the Fiscal Year 2023-24 levy of the assessment in connection with the District. Such report shall comply with all requirements of the Assessment Law and Article XIIID of the California Constitution.

SECTION 6. The City Clerk shall certify the passage and adoption of this resolution and shall enter the same in the Book of Original Resolutions.

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APPROVED and PASSED this __ day of ________, 2023.

City Council of Glendora, CA
BY:

GARY BOYER
Mayor
APPROVED AS TO FORM:

Aleshire & Wynder, LLP
WILLIAM W. WYNDER
City Attorney

CERTIFICATION
I, Kathleen R. Sessman, City Clerk/Communications Director of the City of Glendora, do hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Glendora at a regular meeting held on the ___ day of ______, 2023, by the following vote:

AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

Dated:

KATHLEEN R. SESSMAN
City Clerk/Communications Director
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RESOLUTION CC 2023-____

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVING THE
PRELIMINARY ENGINEER’S REPORT FILED WITH RESPECT TO
THE FISCAL YEAR 2023-24 LEVY OF THE ASSESSMENT IN

CONNECTION WITH CITY OF GLENDORA STREETLIGHT
MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 1

THE CITY COUNCIL
City of Glendora, California
WHEREAS, by Resolution CC 2023-xx, the City Council initiated proceedings to levy the Fiscal Year 2023-24 assessment in connection with City of Glendora Landscape Maintenance District No. 1 (the “District”) (formerly known as “City of Glendora Landscaping & Lighting District No. 1”) pursuant to the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972 (California Streets & Highways Code Section 22500 et seq.) (the “Assessment Law”); and WHEREAS, a report of the City Engineer, entitled “Engineer’s Annual Report, City of Glendora Landscape Maintenance District No 1 - Fiscal Year 2023-24 Assessment” and dated May 2023, (the “Report”) is on file in the Office of the City Clerk and available for public inspection; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has carefully examined and reviewed the Report as filed and desires to approve the Report as filed.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GLENDORA, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1. The foregoing recitals are true and correct and incorporated herein by this reference.

SECTION 2. The City Council finds that the Report meets all requirements of Article 4 of Chapter 1 of the Assessment Law.

SECTION 3. The Report is hereby approved as filed, without modification.

SECTION 4. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of this resolution and shall enter the same in the Book of Original Resolutions.

APPROVED and PASSED this __ day of ________, 2023.

City Council of Glendora, CA
BY:

GARY BOYER
Mayor
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APPROVED AS TO FORM:

Aleshire & Wynder, LLP
WILLIAM W. WYNDER
City Attorney

CERTIFICATION
I, Kathleen R. Sessman, City Clerk of the City of Glendora, do hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Glendora at a regular meeting held on the ___ day of ______, 2023, by the following vote:

AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

Dated:

KATHLEEN R. SESSMAN
City Clerk/Communications Director
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RESOLUTION CC 2023-____

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL STATING ITS INTENTION
TO LEVY THE ASSESSMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023-24 IN

CONNECTION WITH CITY OF GLENDORA STREETLIGHT
MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 1 AND SETTING A TIME AND PLACE

FOR A PUBLIC HEARING

THE CITY COUNCIL
City of Glendora, California
WHEREAS, by Resolution CC 2023-xx, the City Council initiated proceedings to levy an assessment for Fiscal Year 2023-24 in connection with City of Glendora Landscape Maintenance District No. 1 (the “District”) (formerly known as “City of Glendora Landscaping & Lighting District No. 1”) pursuant to the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972 (California Streets & Highways Code Section 22500 et seq.) (the “Assessment Law”); and WHEREAS, by Resolution approving the Engineer’s Report, the City Council approved a report of the City Engineer entitled “Engineer’s Annual Report, City of Glendora Landscape Maintenance District No 1 - Fiscal Year 2023-24 Assessment”, (the “Report”), which Report is on file in the office of the City Clerk and available for public inspection; and WHEREAS, the City Council desires to move forward with proceedings to levy the Fiscal Year 2023-24 assessment in connection with the District;

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GLENDORA, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1. The foregoing recitals are true and correct and incorporated herein by this reference.

SECTION 2. The City Council declares its intention to levy and collect an assessment for Fiscal Year 2023-24 in connection with the District.

SECTION 3. The purpose of the District is to finance the maintenance and servicing of public lighting facilities throughout the City and the incidental expenses of the assessment district.

SECTION 4. The distinctive designation of the District is “City of Glendora Street Light Maintenance District No. 1” and the boundaries of the District may be generally described as including all territory within the City that is served by public streetlights.

SECTION 5. Reference is made to the Report for a full and detailed description of the public lighting facilities to be maintained in connection with the District, of the boundaries of the District, and of the proposed assessments upon assessable lots and parcels of land within the District.

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SECTION 6. The assessment rates to be levied and collected within the existing boundaries of the District for Fiscal Year 2023-24 are not proposed to exceed the rates approved by the property owners on July 25, 2006.

SECTION 7. The City Council hereby directs the City Clerk to give notice of a public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2023-24 levy of the assessment in connection with the District, the same to be placed on the City Council agenda of June 13, 2023, commencing at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as feasible, in the City Council Chambers located at 116 E. Foothill Boulevard, Glendora. At the Hearing, all interested persons shall be permitted to present written and/or oral testimony regarding the proposed assessment.

SECTION 8. The City Clerk is directed to give notice of the Hearing as required by Section 22626(a) of the Assessment Law.

SECTION 9. The City Council designates Andrea Miller who may be contacted at (626) 852-4871 as the person who interested parties may contact for information.

SECTION 10. The City Clerk shall certify the passage and adoption of this resolution and shall enter the same in the Book of Original Resolutions.

SECTION 11. The City Clerk shall cause this Resolution to be published once at least ten (10) days prior to the date of the Hearing specified above in a newspaper of general circulation printed and published within the City of Glendora and shall post a certified copy of the Resolution in established posting locations according to law.

APPROVED and PASSED this __ day of ________, 2023.

City Council of Glendora, CA
BY:

GARY BOYER
Mayor
APPROVED AS TO FORM:

Aleshire & Wynder, LLP
WILLIAM W. WYNDER
City Attorney
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CERTIFICATION
I, Kathleen R. Sessman, City Clerk/Communications Director of the City of Glendora, do hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Glendora at a regular meeting held on the ___ day of ______, 2023, by the following vote:

AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

Dated:

KATHLEEN R. SESSMAN
City Clerk/Communications Director
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CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO THE
LEVY OF FISCAL YEAR 2023-24 ASSESSMENT IN

CONNECTION WITH THE STREETLIGHT MAINTENANCE
DISTRICT NO. 1
Public Works Department
City Council
May 9, 2023
Andrea Miller, Landscape/Contracts Supervisor
CityOfGlendora.org
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Assessment/Levy Rate Change
2 Land Use Benefit Zone “A” Assessment Rate Benefit Zone “B” Assessment Rate FY2022-23 FY203-24 Difference FY2022-23 FY203-24 Difference Single Family
Residence $45.57/Unit $47.24/Unit $1.67 $2.27/Unit $2.36/Unit $0.09 Multi-Family
Residence $13.44/Unit $13.93/Unit $0.49 $0.68/Unit $0.70/Unit $0.02 Non-Residential $176.43/Acre $182.86/Acre $6.43 $8.84/Acre $9.16/Acre $0.32 Undeveloped $58.79/Acre $60.93/Acre $2.14 $2.96/Acre $3.07/Acre $0.11 Item #15. Page 35
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Fiscal Impact
3 Item Amount
Direct Costs (All maintenance and service) ($732,188.00) Administrative Costs (Professional engineering services & County administration fee) ($4,941.25) Total Direct & Administrative Costs ($737,129.25)
101 General Fund Contribution (General Benefit) $207,782.21 205 Gas Tax Fund Contribution (General Benefit) $89,070.00 Net Cost of Improvements (Special Benefit) ($440,277.04) Total Levy amount assessed to fund special benefit costs $513,495.84

Reserve Fund Beginning Balance June 30, 2023 $356,101
Reserve Fund Ending Balance June 30, 2024 $429,320
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4 RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Adopt a City Council Resolution entitled, “A RESOLUTION INITIATING PROCEEDINGS FOR THE ANNUAL ASSESSMENT LEVY WITH RESPECT TO THE STREETLIGHT MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 1 FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2023-24 PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF PART 2 OF DIVISION 15 OF THE STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA”;

2. Adopt a City Council Resolution entitled, “A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PRELIMINARY ENGINEER’S REPORT FILED WITH RESPECT TO THE FISCAL YEAR 2023-24 LEVY OF THE

ASSESSMENT IN CONNECTION WITH CITY OF GLENDORA STREETLIGHT MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 1;” and

3. Adopt a City Council Resolution entitled, “A RESOLUTION STATING ITS INTENTION TO LEVY THE ASSESSMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023-24 IN CONNECTION WITH CITY OF GLENDORA STREETLIGHT MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 1 AND SETTING A TIME AND PLACE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING ON SUCH ASSESSMENT.”
That the City Council:

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STAFF REPORT
TO: MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEMBERS DATE: MAY 9, 2023
FROM: PUBLIC WORKS DISTRICT(S): CITYWIDE
SUBJECT: APPROVE SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION FOR ROUND 2 OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE

LIBRARY'S BUILDING FORWARD LIBRARY FACILITIES IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (STRATEGIC PLAN GOALS ISED, MFSS, EMO, AND IMCIF)

RECOMMENDATION
That the City Council:

1. Consider project options and provide direction on the City’s Application Proposal for Round 2 of the California State Library's Building Forward Library Facilities Improvement Program; and

2. Authorize the City Manager to Approve and Certify the City's Application.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The California State Library’s Building Forward Library Facilities Improvement Program supports capital projects for public library buildings that address critical maintenance needs, improve energy efficiency and sustainability, and expand access digitally and/or physically. Round 2 applications are due no later than May 18, 2023, at 12:00 p.m. (Noon) Pacific Standard Time, and the maximum grant amount per library facility is $10,000,000. Awards are expected to be announced in early September 2023. Applicants are generally required to provide matching funds as a direct cash contribution on a dollar-for-dollar basis, but may request a reduction in the required local match based on the Local Operating Income Per Capita (LIPC). Based on the Glendora Public Library’s LIPC of $44.49, the City may request a reduction in the required local match of up to 50% if it can demonstrate that the City is financially unable to provide the required match, but it is not guaranteed that the match amount will be reduced. Only one application per library facility will be accepted, and so the City must decide what type of project it wishes to submit on the application.

Staff is requesting that the City Council consider project options based on currently available information, provide direction on what type of project to be submitted on the City’s Round 2 application proposal, and authorize the City Manager to approve and certify the City’s application.

LEGISLATIVE HISTORY / PREVIOUS ACTIONS
The Glendora Public Library is a two-story reinforced concrete and concrete masonry structure with approximately 27,000 square feet of covered area next to Glendora City Hall. The Bidwell Plaza (Plaza) serves as the majority of the lower floor’s roof. Construction was completed in 1972, and since then, various studies have been conducted to address structural deficiencies and recommend repairs. Issues with water infiltrating the main Library floor after rain events have existed essentially since the Library’s initial construction, with notes from as early as 1978 referencing ongoing repairs to the Plaza and water leaks being less than in previous years. The most recent major exterior renovations were completed in 2004, reinforcing the north-side load-bearing wall and supporting columns, and resurfacing the Plaza.

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Plaza. While conducting the first site visit, visible cracking was noted in the beam system of the Library ceiling. Based on discussions, a decision was made to modify the scope of the existing assessment to perform a preliminary evaluation of the entire structure. These preliminary assessments had a total cost of $35,110.

Based upon the findings of that preliminary evaluation, a more comprehensive evaluation of the Library was recommended, including in-depth structural analysis with material testing. At its January 10, 2023 meeting, the City Council awarded a contract to Myers Houghton and Partners, Inc. (MHP) to perform in-depth structural analysis and evaluation of the Library’s suitability for major renovations, including a potential second-story addition, initial visioning activities, and conceptual design for a second story addition. This project is in progress, and expected to be complete in July 2023. The total base cost of this comprehensive assessment is $215,941, with a 10% contingency, for a potential total cost of $237,536. The current timeline of this assessment is shown below.

Beyond potential structural issues, other infrastructure improvements, remodeling, and modernization needs exist, and should be considered when evaluating the building’s overall suitability for major renovations versus total reconstruction from a functional and financial standpoint. They include but are not limited to an anticipated overhaul of all mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) systems, significantly reconfiguring and remodeling the interior, effectively repairing the Bidwell Plaza area, or more ideally adding a partial or whole second floor where the current Plaza is or enriching it with shade and other amenities that would bring additional loading and anchoring requirements.

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DISCUSSION
The California State Library’s Building Forward Library Facilities Improvement Program supports capital projects for public library buildings that address critical maintenance needs, improve energy efficiency and sustainability, and expand access digitally and/or physically. Round 2 applications are due no later than May 18, 2023, at 12:00pm noon Pacific Standard Time, and the maximum grant amount per library facility is $10,000,000. Awards are expected to be announced in early September 2023 and Round 2 funds must be expended by June 30, 2027.

Applicants are generally required to provide matching funds as a direct cash contribution on a dollar-fordollar basis, but may request a reduction in the required local match based on the Local Operating Income Per Capita (LIPC). Based on the Glendora Public Library’s LIPC of $44.49, the City may request a reduction in the required local match of up to 50% if it can demonstrate that the City is financially unable to provide the required match, but it is not guaranteed that the match amount will be reduced. These matching funds do not need to be appropriated or definitively identified at this time, but in the event the City is awarded a grant, a letter from City attesting to the availability of match funds will be required before funds are disbursed.

Eligible capital projects can include those that address critical maintenance needs, improve energy efficiency and/or sustainability, and/or expand digital or physical access. Unallowable costs include, but are not limited to:
 Any expenditure not part of the approved grant budget  Book drops that are not attached to the building
 Community planning meetings or workshops
 Contractor burden
 Contractor or supply escalation costs or markups
 Costs incurred outside of the grant period
 Counters or desks which are movable or unattached to the building  Physical hardware or equipment which is not a component of the essential building system, including but not limited to:
o Audio visual equipment
o Book vending machines or lockers (including Open+ system fees) o Computers
o Computer or device vending technology
o Material security enhancements (e.g., RFID, tattle tape, material security gates) o Program or collection equipment (e.g., makerspace technology or material processing equipment, book sorting machines)
o Self-check machines
 Entertainment, meals, or food
 Establishment of a reserve fund
 Federal or state taxes
 Grant writing, fundraising, advertising, or lobbying
 Indirect or in-kind costs
 Land acquisition or related fees
 Moving or storage costs
 Electric vehicle charging stations
 Regularly scheduled maintenance
 Work related to parking lots and related features
 Signage not affixed to the library building
 Shelving which is not attached to the building
 Building space not directly related to library operations (e.g., cafés, friends of the library spaces, general municipal services)
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 Tangible property to support program operations (e.g., tables, chairs, computers, or vehicles)  Warranties, agreements, or contracts with terms extending beyond the grant period MHP’s analysis is currently ongoing, but it is apparent from findings to date that significant retrofitting and repairs to the structure are needed if the City plans to continue using the facility for the long-term future, or it needs to be replaced. With regard to continued use, this also includes the Bidwell Plaza, which based upon the evaluation and MHP’s recommendation, can continue to be passively used at this time, but should be precluded from use for public assembly events until necessary structural repairs are made.

Only one application per library facility will be accepted, and so the City must decide what type of project it wishes to submit on the application. Outlined below are several general possibilities for grant application projects with estimated costs. All costs are informed but rough estimates, and improvement/modernization costs beyond basic renovation of critical items can vary widely depending on the specific features included.

Staff requests that the City Council consider these project options or others, provide direction on what sort of project to submit for the City’s Round 2 application, and authorize the City Manager to approve and certify the City’s application. As mentioned previously, there is a direct cash contribution matching requirement, which could potentially be as low as 50%, but may still be 100%, and the maximum grant amount is $10,000,000 – so these factors will need to be weighed when considering the path forward, as the City will need to contribute an increasing amount of funds relative to any potential grant for projects exceeding $20,000,000 in total costs. The City does not need to commit any funds at this time, but in the event the City is awarded a grant, a letter from the City attesting to the availability of match funds will be required before funds are disbursed.

It should be noted for the structural retrofit and resurfacing items, that a significant project was undertaken in 2003/2004 to try and address similar issues, with limited success in preventing additional structural cracking that has occurred since, as well as the continued leaks. Another item to consider is that performing the necessary structural repairs will have some impacts on the existing interior regarding usable floor space and flexibility.

Project Type Estimated Total
Cost Range
Current facility MEP renovation $1.3M - $1.95M
Basic structural repairs of existing building
(gravity load repairs to strength beams and repair cracks) $2.9M - $4.35M Weatherproofing Bidwell Plaza (topping slab & membrane replacement) $900K - $1.35M Combined basic critical maintenance repairs w/no other significant improvements $5.1M – $7.65M
Known critical maintenance items & 2nd story expansion, but minimal other modernization or upgrades of existing facility. $16.4M – $24.6M Known critical maintenance items & comprehensive modernization and upgrades of existing facility, but no expansion. $18.6M – $27.9M Known critical maintenance items, comprehensive modernization and upgrades of existing facility, & expansion of 2nd story. $29.9M – $44.9M New Building or Replacement/Reconstruction $35.8M - $71.6M+ 2022 Community Survey
The City has undertaken several regular community surveys over the last decade to better understand and assess resident opinions on a wide range of issues. As part of the most recent survey, conducted in 2022, residents were asked to rate their level of satisfaction with the City’s efforts to provide 16 specific services.

At the top of the list, respondents were most satisfied with the City’s efforts to provide library services – 97% of residents responded that they were “very” or “somewhat” satisfied with the service. This result continues a trend seen over the last three completed surveys, where library services have consistently ranked at the top of resident satisfaction (96% in 2018 and 96% in 2016). The results speak to the important role the Item #16. Page 4
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Grant
Application
May 18
2023
Grant Award
September
2023
Design-Build
Agreement
Negotiation &
Award
3/2024 - 7/2024
Design
8/2024 - 2/2025
Mobilization
3/2025 -
12/2025
Construction
Begins
1/2026
Notice of
Completion
6/2027
Grand
Reopening
July 1,
2027
library has played, and continues to play, for our community.

FISCAL IMPACT
There is no fiscal impact at this time, however, the City will have to match at least 50% of any funds awarded, and possibly as much as 100% if the City’s request for a reduction is not accepted. The maximum grant amount is also $10,000,000, so the City will face increasing costs for projects larger than $20,000,000 total.

Round 2 applications are due no later than May 18, 2023, at 12:00 p.m. (Noon) Pacific Standard Time, awards are expected to be announced in early September 2023 and Round 2 funds must be expended by June 30, 2027. Based upon this, below is a conservative proposed timeline as it would relate to a potential project. Given the timeline and costs, staff would recommend utilizing a design-build procurement process rather than a traditional design-bid-build.

While many details remain to be defined, the order of magnitude of the proposed improvements could overwhelm the City’s current financial resources depending on the direction provided by the City Council.

As a result, the City could consider an alternative funding option to facilitate the proposed improvements – a bond issuance, a revenue measure, or a combination thereof.

The City could issue a bond (debt) to facilitate the proposed improvements. This is a common approach utilized by local jurisdictions to typically fund public infrastructure, including government buildings, that require significant capital investment. The bond will result in a financing agreement that details the terms of the loan (i.e. repayment amount, term). This debt could be repaid through various sources, including the general fund (as an example).

A revenue measure could also be considered to cover the capital costs associated with the proposed improvements over a defined period of time. This financing option is also a common approach utilized by many local jurisdictions to fund both capital and operational expenses. Revenue generated from such a measure could also be limited only to offset library-related expenditures.

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ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION
Not applicable.

Prepared By Michael Sledd, Assistant Public Works Director Concurs With Not Applicable
Reviewed By Moises Lopez, Assistant City Manager/Acting Public Works Director Certified to Availability of Funds Marie Ricci, Administrative Services Director/City Treasurer Approved By Adam Raymond, City Manager
Legal Review William W. Wynder, City Attorney
CEQA Review Not Applicable
ATTACHMENTS:

A. Application Approval & Certification Form
B. CPM Table
C. 2022 Funded Projects
D. LIPC Table
E. Presentation
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Building Forward Round Two

APPLICATION APPROVAL & CERTIFICATION
Application(s)
List the organization applying for Building Forward Round Two funds along with the Library Jurisdiction and Facility related to the application. If multiple applications will be submitted, list all library facilities below and submit this signed form with each application.

Applicant Organization:

Library Jurisdiction:

Library Facility or Facilities:

Approval and Certification
The party below attest to and certify that the information provided in the submitted application(s) are true, complete, and accurate. If selected for funding, the applicant agrees to execute the project(s) based on the data provided in the application(s) and by all related rules and grant policies.

AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OF THE APPLICANT ORGANIZATION (signature of the person listed in the application as authorized to make an application and sign the grant agreement if awarded)
Authorized Representative
Name:

Title:

Authorized Representative
Signature:

Date:

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Main Library Name Name Street Address City
CPM % of
population in
poverty
LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY LITTLE TOKYO BRANCH LIBRARY 203 S. LOS ANGELES STREET LOS ANGELES 54.58 BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY - CENTRAL 2090 KITTREDGE ST. BERKELEY 53.12 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. LIBRARY 150 E SAN FERNANDO STREET SAN JOSE 52.35 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY PICO UNION BRANCH 1030 S. ALVARADO ST. LOS ANGELES 48.51 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM MECCA-NORTH SHORE BRANCH LIBRARY 91260 AVENUE 66 MECCA 47.68 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY JUNIPERO SERRA BRANCH 4607 S. MAIN ST. LOS ANGELES 47.21 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. BRANCH LIBRARY 6833 INTERNATIONAL BLVD. OAKLAND 46 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY MERCED BRANCH LIBRARY 155 WINSTON DR. SAN FRANCISCO 45.92 SAN RAFAEL PUBLIC LIBRARY PICKLEWEED LIBRARY 50 CANAL ST. SAN RAFAEL 45.86 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY CESAR E. CHAVEZ BRANCH LIBRARY 3301 E. 12TH STREET OAKLAND 45.82 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM & LIBRARY AT OAKLAND 659 14TH ST. OAKLAND 45.61 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTH UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY BRANCH LIBRARY 8820 JUDICIAL DRIVE SAN DIEGO 43.82 BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY CLAREMONT BRANCH LIBRARY 2940 BENVENUE AVE. BERKELEY 43.59 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY ASIAN BRANCH LIBRARY 388 9TH ST., SUITE 190 OAKLAND 43.37 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY CITY HEIGHTS / WEINGART BRANCH 3795 FAIRMOUNT AVE. SAN DIEGO 43.1 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY COLLEGE-ROLANDO BRANCH LIBRARY 6600 MONTEZUMA ROAD SAN DIEGO 42.86 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY 81ST AVENUE BRANCH LIBRARY 1021 81ST AVENUE OAKLAND 42.81 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY LOGAN HEIGHTS BRANCH LIBRARY 567 S. 28TH ST. SAN DIEGO 42.58 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY 995 PALM ST. SAN LUIS OBISPO 42.13 SANTA ANA PUBLIC LIBRARY SANTA ANA PUBLIC LIBRARY 26 CIVIC CENTER PLAZA SANTA ANA 41.37 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY ECHO PARK LIBRARY 1410 W. TEMPLE ST. LOS ANGELES 41.09 YOLO COUNTY LIBRARY MARY L. STEPHENS DAVIS BRANCH LIBRARY 315 E. 14TH ST. DAVIS 40.91 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY CENTRAL LIBRARY 630 WEST FIFTH ST. LOS ANGELES 40.15 VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY MUSEUM OF VENTURA COUNTY RESEARCH LIBRARY 100 E. MAIN ST. VENTURA 40.01 LONG BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY MARK TWAIN BRANCH LIBRARY 1401 E. ANAHEIM ST. LONG BEACH 39.99 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY FELIPE DE NEVE BRANCH 2820 W. SIXTH ST. LOS ANGELES 39.2 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY MOUNTAIN VIEW/BECKWOURTH BRANCH LIBRARY 721 SAN PASQUAL ST. SAN DIEGO 38.97 SANTA ANA PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWHOPE LIBRARY LEARNING CENTER 122 N. NEWHOPE SANTA ANA 38.89 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY WEST OAKLAND BRANCH LIBRARY 1801 ADELINE ST. OAKLAND 38.44 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY ASCOT BRANCH 120 W. FLORENCE AVE. LOS ANGELES 38.4 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES EAST PALO ALTO LIBRARY 2415 UNIVERSITY AVE. EAST PALO ALTO 38.38 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY WEST FRESNO BRANCH LIBRARY 188 E. CALIFORNIA AVE FRESNO 38.31 SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARIES GARFIELD PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 705 WOODROW AVE. SANTA CRUZ 38.26 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY ALMA REAVES WOODS WATTS BRANCH 10205 COMPTON AVE. LOS ANGELES 38.18 OXNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY SOUTH OXNARD BRANCH LIBRARY 4300 SAVIERS ROAD OXNARD 37.79 LA COUNTY LIBRARY BELL GARDENS LIBRARY 7110 S. GARFIELD AVE. BELL GARDENS 37.65 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY BIBLIOTECA LATINO AMERICANO 921 S. 1ST ST. SAN JOSE 37.61 PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY VILLA PARKE COMMUNITY CENTER LIBRARY 363 E. VILLA PASADENA 37.49 LA COUNTY LIBRARY FLORENCE LIBRARY 1610 EAST FLORENCE AVE. LOS ANGELES 37.47 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY VERNON-LEON H. WASHINGTON JR. MEMORIAL BRANCH 4504 S. CENTRAL AVE. LOS ANGELES 37.43 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY GRAND AVENUE LIBRARY 306 WALNUT AVE. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO 37.3 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY BROOKFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY 9255 EDES AVE. OAKLAND 37.2 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY IMPERIAL BEACH LIBRARY 810 IMPERIAL BEACH BLVD. IMPERIAL BEACH 37.1 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LAKE LOS ANGELES LIBRARY 16921 EAST AVE. O, #A PALMDALE 37.01 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY CAMPO-MORENA VILLAGE LIBRARY 31356 HIGHWAY 94 CAMPO 36.98 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BRANCH 2200 E. FIRST ST. LOS ANGELES 36.92 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY CHINATOWN BRANCH 639 N. HILL ST. LOS ANGELES 36.91 LA COUNTY LIBRARY CUDAHY LIBRARY 5218 SANTA ANA ST. CUDAHY 36.79 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM DESERT HOT SPRINGS BRANCH LIBRARY 14380 PALM DR. DESERT HOT SPRINGS 36.52 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY EXPOSITION PARK REGIONAL BRANCH 3900 S. WESTERN AVE. LOS ANGELES 36.43 LA COUNTY LIBRARY WOODCREST LIBRARY 1340 WEST 106TH ST. LOS ANGELES 36.42 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY BAKER BRANCH LIBRARY 1400 BAKER STREET BAKERSFIELD 36.35 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES WESTMINSTER BRANCH LIBRARY 8180 13TH ST. WESTMINSTER 36.28 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY BAYVIEW LINDA BROOKS-BURTON BRANCH LIBRARY 5075 THIRD ST. SAN FRANCISCO 36.2 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY VERMONT SQUARE BRANCH 1201 W. 48TH ST. LOS ANGELES 36.1 LA COUNTY LIBRARY EL CAMINO REAL LIBRARY 4264 EAST WHITTIER BLVD. LOS ANGELES 35.96 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN FRANCISCO MAIN LIBRARY 100 LARKIN ST. SAN FRANCISCO 35.54 LA COUNTY LIBRARY GRAHAM LIBRARY 1900 EAST FIRESTONE BLVD. LOS ANGELES 35.32 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY CENTRAL LIBRARY 2420 MARIPOSA ST. FRESNO 35.23 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY LITERACY SERVICES CENTER 2420 MARIPOSA STREET FRESNO 34.94 LA COUNTY LIBRARY EL MONTE LIBRARY 3224 TYLER AVE. EL MONTE 34.88 ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY PONDEROSA JOINT-USE LIBRARY 240 E. ORANGEWOOD AVE. ANAHEIM 34.84 MENLO PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY BELLE HAVEN BRANCH 413 IVY DR. MENLO PARK 34.78 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY JOHN MUIR BRANCH 1005 W. 64TH ST. LOS ANGELES 34.75 GLENDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY PACIFIC PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 501 SOUTH PACIFIC AVENUE GLENDALE 34.73 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY JACUMBA LIBRARY 44605 OLD HIGHWAY 80 JACUMBA 34.69 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY ORANGE COVE BRANCH LIBRARY 815 PARK BLVD. ORANGE COVE 34.37 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY MARK TWAIN BRANCH 9621 S. FIGUEROA ST. LOS ANGELES 34.31 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY CAHUENGA BRANCH 4591 SANTA MONICA BLVD. LOS ANGELES 34.3 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MENDOTA BRANCH LIBRARY 1246 BELMONT AVENUE MENDOTA 34.13 SANTA ANA PUBLIC LIBRARY ROOSEVELT-WALKER COMMUNITY CENTER 816 CHESTNUT AVE. SANTA ANA 34.11 GOLETA VALLEY LIBRARY GOLETA VALLEY LIBRARY 500 N. FAIRVIEW AVE. GOLETA 34.06 ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY ANAHEIM HERITAGE CENTER @ THE MUZEO 241 S. ANAHEIM BLVD. ANAHEIM 33.95 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY WESTWOOD BRANCH 1246 GLENDON AVE WESTWOOD 33.92 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM COACHELLA BRANCH LIBRARY 1500 SIXTH ST. COACHELLA 33.71 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY PIO PICO KOREATOWN BRANCH 694 S. OXFORD LOS ANGELES 33.67 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTH SACRAMENTO/HAGGINWOOD LIBRARY 2109 DEL PASO BLVD. SACRAMENTO 33.56 LONG BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY BILLIE JEAN KING MAIN LIBRARY 200 W. BROADWAY LONG BEACH 33.5 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY MELROSE BRANCH LIBRARY 4805 FOOTHILL BLVD. OAKLAND 33.43 COALINGA-HURON LIBRARY DISTRICT HURON BRANCH LIBRARY 36050 O ST. HURON 33.28 LA COUNTY LIBRARY HAWAIIAN GARDENS LIBRARY 11940 CARSON STREET HAWAIIAN GARDENS 33.16 LA COUNTY LIBRARY MAYWOOD CESAR CHAVEZ LIBRARY 4323 EAST SLAUSON AVE. MAYWOOD 33.11 PALO VERDE VALLEY LIBRARY DISTRICT PALO VERDE VALLEY LIBRARY DISTRICT 125 W. CHANSLORWAY BLYTHE 33.02 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES CHAPMAN BRANCH LIBRARY 9182 CHAPMAN AVE. GARDEN GROVE 32.98 SANTA ANA PUBLIC LIBRARY JEROME TEENSPACE 726 S. CENTER ST. SANTA ANA 32.9 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LANCASTER LIBRARY 601 W. LANCASTER BLVD LANCASTER 32.85 BRAWLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY DEL RIO BRANCH 1501 I ST. BRAWLEY 32.8 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM CABAZON LIBRARY 50425 CARMEN AVE CABAZON 32.75 OCEANSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY OCEANSIDE READS LITERACY CENTER 321 N. NEVADA ST. OCEANSIDE 32.61 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY GOLDWYN HOLLYWOOD REGIONAL BRANCH 1623 IVAR AVE. LOS ANGELES 32.6 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY EAST SAN JOSE CARNEGIE LIBRARY 1102 E. SANTA CLARA ST. SAN JOSE 32.59 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM LAKE TAMARISK LIBRARY 43880 LAKE TAMARISK DR. DESERT CENTER 32.58 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY EL CAJON LIBRARY 201 E. DOUGLAS AVE EL CAJON 32.46 GLENDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY GLENDALE LIBRARY, ARTS & CULTURE 222 E. HARVARD ST. GLENDALE 32.41 LONG BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY MICHELLE OBAMA NEIGHBORHOOD LIBRARY 5870 ATLANTIC AVE. LONG BEACH 32.4 LA COUNTY LIBRARY ROSEMEAD LIBRARY 8800 VALLEY BLVD. ROSEMEAD 32.38 LONG BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY BURNETT BRANCH LIBRARY 560 E. HILL ST. LONG BEACH 32.34 LA COUNTY LIBRARY HUNTINGTON PARK LIBRARY 6518 MILES AVE. HUNTINGTON PARK 32.32 PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY LA PINTORESCA BRANCH LIBRARY 1355 N. RAYMOND AVE. PASADENA 32.18 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY MALABAR BRANCH 2801 WABASH AVE. LOS ANGELES 32.16 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY ARCATA LIBRARY 500 SEVENTH ST. ARCATA 32.09 SAN BERNARDINO PUBLIC LIBRARY NORMAN F. FELDHEYM LIBRARY 555 W. SIXTH ST. SAN BERNARDINO 32 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY SACRAMENTO CENTRAL LIBRARY 828 I STREET SACRAMENTO 31.96 LA COUNTY LIBRARY BELL LIBRARY 4411 EAST GAGE AVE. BELL 31.89 ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY - CENTRAL 500 W. BROADWAY ANAHEIM 31.82 CITY OF COMMERCE PUBLIC LIBRARY VETERANS BRANCH 6134 S. GREENWOOD AVE. COMMERCE 31.79 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY ARCADE LIBRARY 2443 MARCONI AVE. SACRAMENTO 31.79 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY TULLY COMMUNITY BRANCH LIBRARY 880 TULLY RD SAN JOSE 31.71 Item #16. Page 8
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Main Library Name Name Street Address City
CPM % of
population in
poverty
LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY PANORAMA CITY BRANCH 14345 ROSCOE BLVD. PANORAMA CITY 31.6 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY STRIBLEY MICRO LIBRARY 1760 E. SONORA ST. STOCKTON 31.51 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES UNIVERSITY PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 4512 SANDBURG WAY IRVINE 31.5 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN DIEGO CENTRAL LIBRARY 820 E ST. SAN DIEGO 31.48 DALY CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY BAYSHORE LIBRARY 460 MARTIN ST. DALY CITY 31.34 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY POTRERO LIBRARY 24883 POTRERO VALLEY ROAD POTRERO 31.25 REDWOOD CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY REDWOOD CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY 1044 MIDDLEFIELD ROAD REDWOOD CITY 31.24 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES STANTON BRANCH LIBRARY 7850 KATELLA AVE. STANTON 31.15 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY HOLLOWAY-GONZALES BRANCH LIBRARY 506 E. BRUNDAGE LANE BAKERSFIELD 31.06 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LENNOX LIBRARY 4359 LENNOX BLVD LENNOX 30.96 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN YSIDRO BRANCH LIBRARY 4235 BEYER BLVD. SAN DIEGO 30.95 NATIONAL CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY NATIONAL CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY 1401 NATIONAL CITY BLVD. NATIONAL CITY 30.94 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON BRANCH 803 SPENCE ST. LOS ANGELES 30.92 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY SUN VALLEY BRANCH 7935 VINELAND AVE. SUN VALLEY 30.82 LA COUNTY LIBRARY COMPTON LIBRARY 240 WEST COMPTON BLVD. COMPTON 30.81 DALY CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY WESTLAKE LIBRARY 275 SOUTHGATE AVE. DALY CITY 30.8 SANTA FE SPRINGS CITY LIBRARY SANTA FE SPRINGS CITY LIBRARY 11700 E. TELEGRAPH RD. SANTA FE SPRINGS 30.71 MONTEREY PARK BRUGGEMEYER LIBRARY MONTEREY PARK BRUGGEMEYER LIBRARY 318 S. RAMONA AVENUE MONTEREY PARK 30.68 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY LINCOLN HEIGHTS BRANCH 2530 WORKMAN ST. LOS ANGELES 30.58 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY EL SERENO BRANCH 5226 HUNTINGTON DR. SOUTH LOS ANGELES 30.54 LA COUNTY LIBRARY EAST LOS ANGELES LIBRARY 4837 EAST THIRD ST. LOS ANGELES 30.42 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY WASHINGTON IRVING BRANCH 4117 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. LOS ANGELES 30.18 ORANGE PUBLIC LIBRARY ORANGE PUBLIC LIBRARY & HISTORY CENTER 407 E CHAPMAN AVE ORANGE 30.11 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY VAN NUYS BRANCH 6250 SYLMAR AVE. MALL VAN NUYS 30.03 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY KERN RIVER VALLEY BRANCH LIBRARY 7054 LAKE ISABELLA BLVD. LAKE ISABELLA 29.98 LOMPOC PUBLIC LIBRARY LOMPOC PUBLIC LIBRARY 501 E. NORTH AVE. LOMPOC 29.82 SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARIES CENTRAL BRANCH LIBRARY 224 CHURCH ST. SANTA CRUZ 29.81 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY ELMHURST BRANCH LIBRARY 1427 88TH AVE. OAKLAND 29.57 ALHAMBRA CIVIC CENTER LIBRARY ALHAMBRA PUBLIC LIBRARY 101 S. FIRST ST. ALHAMBRA 29.54 SANTA MARIA PUBLIC LIBRARY GUADALUPE LIBRARY 4719 W. MAIN ST., UNIT D GUADALUPE 29.51 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY WILSHIRE BRANCH 149 N. ST. ANDREWS PL. LOS ANGELES 29.45 BANNING LIBRARY DISTRICT BANNING LIBRARY DISTRICT 21 W. NICOLET ST. BANNING 29.32 ESCONDIDO PUBLIC LIBRARY ESCONDIDO PUBLIC LIBRARY 239 S. KALMIA ST. ESCONDIDO 29.25 MARIN COUNTY FREE LIBRARY STINSON BEACH LIBRARY 3521 SHORELINE HWY STINSON BEACH 29.2 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY JEFFERSON BRANCH 2211 W. JEFFERSON BLVD. LOS ANGELES 29.18 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM MEAD VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY 21580 OAKWOOD STREET PERRIS 29.12 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES ATHERTON LIBRARY 2 DINKELSPIEL STATION LANE ATHERTON 29.12 SALINAS PUBLIC LIBRARY CESAR CHAVEZ LIBRARY 615 WILLIAMS RD. SALINAS 29.08 LA COUNTY LIBRARY ANTHONY QUINN LIBRARY 3965 CESAR E. CHAVEZ AVE. LOS ANGELES 29.07 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LITTLEROCK LIBRARY 35119 80TH STREET EAST LITTLEROCK 29.07 MARIN COUNTY FREE LIBRARY BOLINAS LIBRARY 16 WHARF RD. BOLINAS 28.77 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY TALKING BOOK LIBRARY FOR THE BLIND 770 N. SAN PABLO AVE. FRESNO 28.75 BLANCHARD/SANTA PAULA PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT BLANCHARD COMMUNITY LIBRARY 119 N. EIGHTH ST. SANTA PAULA 28.73 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY LINDA VISTA BRANCH LIBRARY 2160 ULRIC ST. SAN DIEGO 28.73 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY RIVERDALE BRANCH LIBRARY 20975 MALSBARY RIVERDALE 28.71 LA COUNTY LIBRARY CITY TERRACE LIBRARY 4025 EAST CITY TERRACE DR. LOS ANGELES 28.61 PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY PASADENA CENTRAL LIBRARY 285 E. WALNUT ST. PASADENA 28.55 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LYNWOOD LIBRARY 11320 BULLIS RD. LYNWOOD 28.53 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY OAKLAND MAIN LIBRARY 125 14TH ST. OAKLAND 28.53 RIVERSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY EASTSIDE LIBRARY & CYBRARY 4033 CHICAGO ST. SUITE C RIVERSIDE 28.47 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY KIM YERTON MEMORIAL LIBRARY LOOP ROAD HOOPA 28.43 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LELAND R. WEAVER LIBRARY 4035 TWEEDY BLVD. SOUTH GATE 28.41 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY OTAY MESA-NESTOR BRANCH LIBRARY 3003 CORONADO AVE. SAN DIEGO 28.34 LA COUNTY LIBRARY WILLOWBROOK LIBRARY 11737 WILMINGTON AVE. LOS ANGELES 28.27 GLENDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY LIBRARY CONNECTION @ ADAMS SQUARE 1100 EAST CHEVY CHASE DRIVE GLENDALE 28.21 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY PINE VALLEY LIBRARY 28804 OLD HIGHWAY 80 PINE VALLEY 28.2 KINGS COUNTY LIBRARY AVENAL LIBRARY 501 E. KINGS ST. AVENAL 28.19 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY BALDWIN HILLS BRANCH 2906 S. LA BREA LOS ANGELES 28.06 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY TAFT BRANCH LIBRARY 27 COUGAR COURT TAFT 28.05 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES COSTA MESA BRANCH LIBRARY 1855 PARK AVE. COSTA MESA 28.03 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY BASCOM LIBRARY AND COMMUNITY CENTER 1000 SOUTH BASCOM AVE SAN JOSE 28.02 SANTA ANA PUBLIC LIBRARY GARFIELD COMMUNITY CENTER 501 N. LACY ST SANTA ANA 28.02 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PARLIER BRANCH LIBRARY 1130 E. PARLIER AVE. PARLIER 27.97 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY CANOGA PARK BRANCH 20939 SHERMAN WAY CANOGA PARK 27.91 OXNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY OXNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY 251 SOUTH A ST. OXNARD 27.89 ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY EUCLID BRANCH 1340 S. EUCLID ANAHEIM 27.87 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY MOJAVE BRANCH LIBRARY 15555 O ST MOJAVE 27.86 SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY TULELAKE BRANCH LIBRARY 451 MAIN STREET TULELAKE 27.85 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY PITTSBURG LIBRARY 80 POWER AVE. PITTSBURG 27.8 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY LAKE VIEW TERRACE 12002 OSBORNE ST. LAKE VIEW TERRACE 27.74 BUENA PARK LIBRARY DISTRICT BUENA PARK LIBRARY DISTRICT 7150 LA PALMA AVE. BUENA PARK 27.69 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY CHINATOWN - HIM MARK LAI BRANCH LIBRARY 1135 POWELL ST. SAN FRANCISCO 27.67 ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY HASKETT BRANCH 2650 W. BROADWAY ANAHEIM 27.64 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY WILMINGTON BRANCH 1300 NORTH AVALON BLVD. WILMINGTON 27.57 WATSONVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY WATSONVILLE MAIN LIBRARY 275 MAIN ST., SUITE 100 WATSONVILLE 27.57 BRAWLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY BRAWLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY 400 MAIN ST. BRAWLEY 27.54 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY VALLEY PLAZA BRANCH 12311 VANOWEN ST. NORTH HOLLYWOOD 27.52 SANTA CLARA CITY LIBRARY MISSION LIBRARY FAMILY READING CENTER 1098 LEXINGTON STREET SANTA CLARA 27.52 RICHMOND PUBLIC LIBRARY WEST SIDE BRANCH LIBRARY 35 WASHINGTON AVENUE RICHMOND 27.42 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY EDUCATIONAL PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 1772 EDUCATIONAL PARK DR SAN JOSE 27.4 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY HYDE PARK BRANCH 2205 FLORENCE AV LOS ANGELES 27.36 POMONA PUBLIC LIBRARY POMONA PUBLIC LIBRARY 625 S. GAREY AVE. POMONA 27.33 LA COUNTY LIBRARY EAST RANCHO DOMINGUEZ LIBRARY 4205 EAST COMPTON BLVD. EAST RANCHO DOMINGUE 27.31 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY MID-VALLEY REGIONAL BRANCH 16244 NORDHOFF ST. NORTH HILLS 27.28 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY WEST VALLEY REGIONAL BRANCH 19036 VANOWEN ST. RESEDA 27.21 IMPERIAL COUNTY LIBRARY CALIPATRIA BRANCH LIBRARY 105 S. LAKE CALIPATRIA 27.2 HEMET PUBLIC LIBRARY HEMET PUBLIC LIBRARY 300 E. LATHAM AVE HEMET 27.18 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY VALENCIA/MALCOLM X LIBRARY & PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 5148 MARKET ST. SAN DIEGO 27.16 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOSQUEDA BRANCH LIBRARY 4670 E. BUTLER FRESNO 27.14 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY LINDSAY LIBRARY 157 N MIRAGE ST LINDSAY 27.09 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY JANICE HORST LUCERNE VALLEY BRANCH LIBRARY 33103 OLD WOMAN SPRINGS RD. LUCERNE VALLEY 27.08 LA COUNTY LIBRARY HAWTHORNE LIBRARY 12700 GREVILLEA AVE. HAWTHORNE 27.04 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY ARROYO SECO REGIONAL BRANCH 6145 N. FIGUEROA ST. LOS ANGELES 27 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY BEALE MEMORIAL LIBRARY 701 TRUXTUN AVENUE BAKERSFIELD 26.91 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY SOUTHGATE LIBRARY 6132 66TH AVE. SACRAMENTO 26.85 SALINAS PUBLIC LIBRARY JOHN STEINBECK LIBRARY 350 LINCOLN AVE. SALINAS 26.85 SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY HAPPY CAMP BRANCH LIBRARY 143 BUCKHORN RD. HAPPY CAMP 26.85 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES GARDEN GROVE MAIN LIBRARY 11200 STANFORD AVE. GARDEN GROVE 26.67 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY EARLIMART LIBRARY 780 E. WASHINGTON ST. EARLIMART 26.63 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY DEL PASO HEIGHTS LIBRARY 920 GRAND AVE. SACRAMENTO 26.56 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY FIREBAUGH BRANCH LIBRARY 1315 O ST. FIREBAUGH 26.51 ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY SUNKIST BRANCH 901 S. SUNKIST ANAHEIM 26.46 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY PIXLEY LIBRARY 927 S CENTER ST, #B PIXLEY 26.44 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY OCEAN VIEW BRANCH LIBRARY 345 RANDOLPH ST. SAN FRANCISCO 26.43 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY COLONIAL HEIGHTS LIBRARY 4799 STOCKTON BLVD. SACRAMENTO 26.34 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY WILLOW CREEK (KLAMATH-TRINITY) LIBRARY 39 MAYFAIR ST WILLOW CREEK 26.32 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY ALPAUGH BRANCH LIBRARY 3816 AVE. 54 ALPAUGH 26.19 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. LIBRARY 7340 - 24TH ST. BYPASS SACRAMENTO 26.12 Item #16. Page 9
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CAMARENA MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY CARNEGIE TECHNOLOGY CENTER BRANCH 420 HEBER AVE. CALEXICO 26.09 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM CATHEDRAL CITY BRANCH LIBRARY 33-520 DATE PALM DR. CATHEDRAL CITY 26.07 ESCONDIDO PUBLIC LIBRARY ESCONDIDO PIONEER ROOM AND COMPUTER CENTER 247 SOUTH KALMIA STREET ESCONDIDO 26.05 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY SEVEN TREES BRANCH LIBRARY 3590 CAS DR SAN JOSE 25.96 LA COUNTY LIBRARY CHET HOLIFIELD LIBRARY 1060 SOUTH GREENWOOD AVE. MONTEBELLO 25.95 LA COUNTY LIBRARY PARAMOUNT LIBRARY 16254 COLORADO AVE. PARAMOUNT 25.9 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY SAN PABLO LIBRARY 13751 SAN PABLO AVE. SAN PABLO 25.89 PALM SPRINGS PUBLIC LIBRARY WELWOOD MURRAY MEMORIAL LIBRARY 100 S. PALM CANYON DR PALM SPRINGS 25.88 ESCONDIDO PUBLIC LIBRARY ESCONDIDO PUBLIC LIBRARY LITERACY LEARNING CENTER 200 S. BROADWAY ESCONDIDO 25.86 LONG BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY BRET HARTE BRANCH LIBRARY 1595 W. WILLOW ST. LONG BEACH 25.85 SANTA MARIA PUBLIC LIBRARY SANTA MARIA PUBLIC LIBRARY 421 S. MCCLELLAND ST. SANTA MARIA 25.77 MENDOCINO COUNTY LIBRARY ROUND VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY 23925 HOWARD STREET COVELO 25.74 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY BAY POINT LIBRARY 205 PACIFICA AVENUE BAY POINT 25.72 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY OAK PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 2802 54TH ST. SAN DIEGO 25.72 RICHMOND PUBLIC LIBRARY BAYVIEW BRANCH LIBRARY 5100 HARTNETT AVENUE RICHMOND 25.61 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES KING CITY BRANCH LIBRARY 402 BROADWAY KING CITY 25.58 LA COUNTY LIBRARY NORWOOD LIBRARY 4550 NORTH PECK RD. EL MONTE 25.54 CALAVERAS COUNTY LIBRARY WEST POINT BRANCH LIBRARY 54 BALD MOUNTAIN ROAD WEST POINT 25.5 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM SAN JACINTO BRANCH LIBRARY 595 S. SAN JACINTO AVE. SAN JACINTO 25.49 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY HILLVIEW LIBRARY 1600 HOPKINS DR. SAN JOSE 25.42 LA COUNTY LIBRARY SOUTH EL MONTE LIBRARY 1430 N. CENTRAL AVE. SOUTH EL MONTE 25.34 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY BETTY RODRIGUEZ REGIONAL LIBRARY 3040 N CEDAR AVE FRESNO 25.26 LA COUNTY LIBRARY A C BILBREW LIBRARY 150 EAST EL SEGUNDO BLVD. LOS ANGELES 25.23 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM ALTHA MERRIFIELD - LAKE ELSINORE BRANCH LIBRARY 600 W. GRAHAM LAKE ELSINORE 25.23 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY HARBOR CITY-HARBOR GATEWAY 24000 S. WESTERN AVE. HARBOR CITY 25.22 VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY AVENUE LIBRARY 606 N. VENTURA AVE. VENTURA 25.04 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTHRIDGE BRANCH 9051 DARBY AVE. NORTHRIDGE 24.98 RICHMOND PUBLIC LIBRARY RICHMOND PUBLIC LIBRARY 325 CIVIC CENTER PLAZA RICHMOND 24.73 LONG BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY BREWITT BRANCH LIBRARY 4036 E. ANAHEIM ST. LONG BEACH 24.69 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY BARSTOW BRANCH LIBRARY 304 E. BUENA VISTA BARSTOW 24.63 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY VISITACION VALLEY BRANCH LIBRARY 201 LELAND AVE. SAN FRANCISCO 24.62 LA COUNTY LIBRARY HOLLYDALE LIBRARY 12000 SOUTH GARFIELD AVE. SOUTH GATE 24.58 DALY CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY SERRAMONTE MAIN LIBRARY 40 WEMBLEY DRIVE DALY CITY 24.55 LA COUNTY LIBRARY AVALON LIBRARY 215 SUMNER AVE. AVALON 24.34 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY ANGELES MESA BRANCH 2700 W. 52ND ST. LOS ANGELES 24.32 FULLERTON PUBLIC LIBRARY FULLERTON MAIN LIBRARY 353 W. COMMONWEALTH AVE. FULLERTON 24.31 KINGS COUNTY LIBRARY KETTLEMAN CITY LIBRARY 105 BECKY PEASE ST. KETTLEMAN CITY 24.3 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY LONDON BRANCH LIBRARY 5711 AVE. 378 DINUBA 24.29 SIGNAL HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY SIGNAL HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY 1780 EAST HILL ST. SIGNAL HILL 24.25 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY EDENDALE BRANCH 2011 W. SUNSET BLVD. LOS ANGELES 24.2 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER 520 TAMARACK LANE SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO 24.19 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY FAIR OAKS LIBRARY 2370 E. MAIN ST. STOCKTON 24.19 HUNTINGTON BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY OAK VIEW BRANCH 17251 OAK LANE HUNTINGTON BEACH 24.06 SOLANO COUNTY LIBRARY JOHN F. KENNEDY LIBRARY 505 SANTA CLARA ST. VALLEJO 24.06 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY TRANQUILLITY STATION 25561 W WILLIAMS ST TRANQUILLITY 24 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY JOYCE ELLINGTON BRANCH LIBRARY 491 E EMPIRE ST SAN JOSE 23.98 LA COUNTY LIBRARY MONTEBELLO LIBRARY 1550 WEST BEVERLY BLVD. MONTEBELLO 23.96 CITY OF COMMERCE PUBLIC LIBRARY CITY OF COMMERCE ROSEWOOD LIBRARY 5655 JILLSON ST. COMMERCE 23.94 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY RODEO LIBRARY 220 PACIFIC AVE. RODEO 23.94 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN JOAQUIN BRANCH LIBRARY 8781 MAIN ST. SAN JOAQUIN 23.93 LA COUNTY LIBRARY MASAO W. SATOW LIBRARY 14433 SOUTH CRENSHAW BLVD. GARDENA 23.93 ALPINE COUNTY LIBRARY/ARCHIVES BEAR VALLEY LIBRARY STATION 367 CREEKSIDE DR. BEAR VALLEY 23.89 ALPINE COUNTY LIBRARY/ARCHIVES ALPINE COUNTY LIBRARY 270 LARAMIE ST. MARKLEEVILLE 23.88 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO MAIN LIBRARY 840 W. ORANGE AVE. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO 23.83 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY EASTMONT BRANCH LIBRARY 7200 BANCROFT AVE. SUITE 211 OAKLAND 23.8 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY BIOLA STATION 4885 N. BIOLA AVE BIOLA 23.78 DALY CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY JOHN D. DALY LIBRARY 134 HILLSIDE BLVD DALY CITY 23.77 KINGS COUNTY LIBRARY CORCORAN LIBRARY 1001-A CHITTENDEN CORCORAN 23.7 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY ARVIN BRANCH LIBRARY 201 CAMPUS DRIVE ARVIN 23.69 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY MCFARLAND BRANCH LIBRARY 500 W. KERN AVENUE MCFARLAND 23.67 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM PERRIS BRANCH LIBRARY 163 E. SAN JACINTO PERRIS 23.67 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY TERRA BELLA LIBRARY 23825 AVE. 92 TERRA BELLA 23.65 LAKE COUNTY LIBRARY REDBUD LIBRARY 14785 BURNS VALLEY RD. CLEARLAKE 23.55 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM ANZA VALLEY COMMUNITY LIBRARY 57430 MITCHELL RD ANZA 23.55 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY JOHN C. FREMONT BRANCH 6121 MELROSE AVE. LOS ANGELES 23.5 CALAVERAS COUNTY LIBRARY MOKELUMNE HILL BRANCH LIBRARY 8328 MAIN ST. MOKELUMNE HILL 23.49 SAN BERNARDINO PUBLIC LIBRARY PAUL VILLASENOR BRANCH LIBRARY 525 N. MT. VERNON AVE. SAN BERNARDINO 23.33 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY WOFFORD HEIGHTS BRANCH LIBRARY 6400-B WOFFORD BLVD. WOFFORD HEIGHTS 23.32 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY GILLIS BRANCH LIBRARY 629 W. DAKOTA FRESNO 23.3 RIVERSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY RIVERSIDE PUBLIC MAIN LIBRARY 3581 MISSION INN AVE. RIVERSIDE 23.26 SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARIES LIVE OAK BRANCH LIBRARY 2380 PORTOLA DR. SANTA CRUZ 23.24 BUTTE COUNTY LIBRARY OROVILLE BRANCH 1820 MITCHELL AVENUE OROVILLE 23.22 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM ROBIDOUX BRANCH LIBRARY 5840 MISSION BLVD RIVERSIDE 23.17 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MAYA ANGELOU LIBRARY 2324 POCK LANE STOCKTON 23.17 BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY SOUTH BRANCH LIBRARY 1901 RUSSELL ST. BERKELEY 23.16 CALAVERAS COUNTY LIBRARY CALAVERAS COUNTY LIBRARY 1299 GOLD HUNTER ROAD SAN ANDREAS 23.11 CHULA VISTA PUBLIC LIBRARY CIVIC CENTER BRANCH 365 F ST. CHULA VISTA 23.09 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY SONOMA COUNTY HISTORY & GENEALOGY 211 E STREET ANNEX SANTA ROSA 23.07 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY PACOIMA BRANCH 13605 VAN NUYS BLVD. PACOIMA 23.05 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY KENSINGTON-NORMAL HEIGHTS BRANCH LIBRARY 4121 ADAMS AVE. SAN DIEGO 23.01 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY TWENTYNINE PALMS BRANCH LIBRARY 6078 ADOBE RD. TWENTYNINE PALMS 22.99 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY WOODLAKE LIBRARY 400 W. WHITNEY WOODLAKE 22.98 INGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY INGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY 101 W. MANCHESTER BLVD. INGLEWOOD 22.9 BUTTE COUNTY LIBRARY CHICO BRANCH 1108 SHERMAN AVENUE CHICO 22.85 LONG BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY ALAMITOS BRANCH LIBRARY 1836 E. THIRD ST. LONG BEACH 22.85 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY ROSELAND COMMUNITY LIBRARY 779 SEBASTOPOL ROAD SANTA ROSA 22.81 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES MARINA BRANCH LIBRARY 190 SEASIDE CR MARINA 22.79 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTH HOLLYWOOD REGIONAL BRANCH 5211 TUJUNGA AVE. NORTH HOLLYWOOD 22.77 OCEANSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY OCEANSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY 330 N. COAST HWY OCEANSIDE 22.74 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY MISSION BAY BRANCH LIBRARY 960 4TH ST. SAN FRANCISCO 22.73 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY SAN MARCOS LIBRARY 2 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE SAN MARCOS 22.72 IMPERIAL COUNTY LIBRARY SALTON CITY LIBRARY 1209 VAN BUREN ROAD SALTON CITY 22.71 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY ANTIOCH LIBRARY 501 W. 18TH STREET ANTIOCH 22.62 LA COUNTY LIBRARY GARDENA MAYME DEAR LIBRARY 1731 WEST GARDENA BLVD. GARDENA 22.61 NEVADA COUNTY LIBRARY GRASS VALLEY LIBRARY-ROYCE BRANCH 207 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY 22.55 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY BRANCH LIBRARY 4155 GOVERNOR DR. SAN DIEGO 22.55 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY LATON STATION 6313 DEWOODY ST. LATON 22.53 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY GUERNEVILLE REGIONAL LIBRARY 14107 ARMSTRONG WOODS ROAD GUERNEVILLE 22.49 WHITTIER PUBLIC LIBRARY WHITTIER PUBLIC LIBRARY 7344 S. WASHINGTON AVE. WHITTIER 22.47 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY ROSE GARDEN LIBRARY 1580 NAGLEE AVE. SAN JOSE 22.46 VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY SOLIZ LIBRARY 2820 JOURDAN ST. OXNARD 22.46 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY FONTANA LEWIS LIBRARY AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 8437 SIERRA AVENUE FONTANA 22.39 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY DELANO BRANCH LIBRARY 925 TENTH AVENUE DELANO 22.32 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY NEEDLES BRANCH LIBRARY 1111 BAILEY NEEDLES 22.31 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY ATWATER VILLAGE BRANCH 3379 GLENDALE BLVD. LOS ANGELES 22.29 GLENDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY GRANDVIEW BRANCH LIBRARY 1535 FIFTH ST. GLENDALE 22.2 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES LA HABRA BRANCH LIBRARY 221 E. LA HABRA BLVD. LA HABRA 22.13 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY LA MESA LIBRARY 8074 ALLISON AVE. LA MESA 22.12 Item #16. Page 10
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LA COUNTY LIBRARY LAWNDALE LIBRARY 14615 BURIN AVE. LAWNDALE 22.1 LA COUNTY LIBRARY ROWLAND HEIGHTS LIBRARY 1850 NOGALES ST. ROWLAND HEIGHTS 22.08 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY CYPRESS PARK BRANCH 1150 CYPRESS AVE. LOS ANGELES 22.08 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY CESAR CHAVEZ CENTRAL LIBRARY 605 N. EL DORADO ST. STOCKTON 22.07 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LA PUENTE LIBRARY 15920 EAST CENTRAL AVE. LA PUENTE 22.01 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY POLITI BRANCH LIBRARY 5771 N. FIRST ST. FRESNO 21.96 NEVADA COUNTY LIBRARY PENN VALLEY STATION 11336 PLEASANT VALLEY ROAD PENN VALLEY 21.96 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY GOLDEN GATE BRANCH LIBRARY 5606 SAN PABLO AVE. OAKLAND 21.89 MARIPOSA COUNTY LIBRARY MARIPOSA LIBRARY 4978 10TH STREET MARIPOSA 21.86 LASSEN LIBRARY DISTRICT LASSEN LIBRARY DISTRICT 1618 MAIN ST. SUSANVILLE 21.83 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY OROSI BRANCH LIBRARY 12646 AVE. 416 OROSI 21.82 VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY RAY D. PRUETER - PORT HUENEME LIBRARY 510 PARK AVE. PORT HUENEME 21.82 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SENIOR RESOURCE CENTER 2025 E. DAKOTA AVENUE FRESNO 21.78 HAYWARD PUBLIC LIBRARY HAYWARD PUBLIC LIBRARY 888 C ST. HAYWARD 21.74 EL CENTRO PUBLIC LIBRARY EL CENTRO PUBLIC LIBRARY 1140 N. IMPERIAL AVE. EL CENTRO 21.73 SANTA BARBARA PUBLIC LIBRARY SANTA BARBARA PUBLIC LIBRARY 40 E. ANAPAMU ST. SANTA BARBARA 21.72 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY BUTTONWILLOW BRANCH LIBRARY 101 MAIN ST BUTTONWILLOW 21.56 SANTA FE SPRINGS CITY LIBRARY WILLIAM C. GORDON LEARNING CENTER 9255 PIONEER BLVD SANTA FE SPRINGS 21.55 RIVERSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY MARCY BRANCH LIBRARY 6927 MAGNOLIA AVENUE RIVERSIDE 21.52 LA COUNTY LIBRARY NORWALK LIBRARY 12350 IMPERIAL HWY. NORWALK 21.5 LA COUNTY LIBRARY ALONDRA LIBRARY 11949 ALONDRA BLVD. NORWALK 21.49 SANTA CLARA COUNTY LIBRARY GILROY LIBRARY 350 W 6TH STREET GILROY 21.49 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY JOSHUA TREE BRANCH LIBRARY 6465 PARK BLVD. JOSHUA TREE 21.45 LA COUNTY LIBRARY SAN GABRIEL LIBRARY 500 SOUTH DEL MAR AVE. SAN GABRIEL 21.36 SANTA CLARITA PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWHALL LIBRARY 24500 MAIN ST. SANTA CLARITA 21.36 AZUSA CITY LIBRARY AZUSA CITY LIBRARY 729 N. DALTON AVE. AZUSA 21.29 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM MAX T. MCCANDLESS BRANCH LIBRARY INDIO 200 CIVIC CENTER MALL INDIO 21.27 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LIVE OAK LIBRARY 4153 EAST LIVE OAK AVE. ARCADIA 21.26 RIVERSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY ARLANZA BRANCH 8267 PHILBIN AVE. RIVERSIDE 21.2 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY WESTERN ADDITION BRANCH LIBRARY 1550 SCOTT ST. SAN FRANCISCO 21.13 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SELMA BRANCH LIBRARY 2200 SELMA ST. SELMA 21.09 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY BORREGO SPRINGS LIBRARY 2580 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD BORREGO SPRINGS 21.08 MORENO VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY MORENO VALLEY MALL BRANCH 22500 TOWN CIRCLE MORENO VALLEY 21.07 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY BLOOMINGTON BRANCH LIBRARY 18028 VALLEY BLVD BLOOMINGTON 21.03 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY VISTA LIBRARY 700 EUCALYPTUS AVE. VISTA 20.95 LA COUNTY LIBRARY BALDWIN PARK LIBRARY 4181 BALDWIN PARK BLVD. BALDWIN PARK 20.94 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN PEDRO REGIONAL BRANCH 931 S. GAFFEY ST. SAN PEDRO 20.94 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY ADELANTO BRANCH LIBRARY 11497 BARTLETT ADELANTO 20.91 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY DR. ROBERTO CRUZ ALUM ROCK BRANCH LIBRARY 3090 ALUM ROCK AVE SAN JOSE 20.88 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY CALIFORNIA CITY BRANCH LIBRARY 9507 CALIFORNIA CITY BLVD. CALIFORNIA CITY 20.84 LA COUNTY LIBRARY WEST HOLLYWOOD LIBRARY 625 NORTH SAN VICENTE BLVD. WEST HOLLYWOOD 20.84 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY NORTHWEST REGIONAL LIBRARY 150 CODDINGTOWN CENTER SANTA ROSA 20.84 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES BRISBANE LIBRARY 250 VISITACION AVE. BRISBANE 20.83 TEHAMA COUNTY LIBRARY CORNING BRANCH LIBRARY 740 THIRD ST. CORNING 20.81 PALO ALTO CITY LIBRARY PALO ALTO DOWNTOWN BRANCH 270 FOREST AVE. PALO ALTO 20.76 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY LEMON GROVE LIBRARY 3001 SCHOOL LANE LEMON GROVE 20.75 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY FERNDALE LIBRARY 807 MAIN STREET FERNDALE 20.7 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES SOLEDAD BRANCH LIBRARY 401 GABILAN DR. SOLDEDAD 20.69 ORANGE PUBLIC LIBRARY TAFT BRANCH LIBRARY 740 E. TAFT AVE. ORANGE 20.69 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES SAN LUCAS BRANCH LIBRARY 54692 TERESA ST. SAN LUCAS 20.6 EL CENTRO PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMUNITY CENTER BRANCH LIBRARY 375 S. FIRST ST. EL CENTRO 20.57 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY MEMORIAL BRANCH 4625 W. OLYMPIC BLVD. LOS ANGELES 20.57 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY ENCINO-TARZANA LIBRARY 18231 VENTURA BLVD. TARZANA 20.55 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY SERRA MESA BRANCH LIBRARY 9005 AERO DRIVE SAN DIEGO 20.53 SAN MATEO PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN MATEO PUBLIC LIBRARY 55 WEST THIRD AVE. SAN MATEO 20.53 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY SUNLAND-TUJUNGA BRANCH 7771 FOOTHILL BLVD. TUJUNGA 20.52 SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARIES LA SELVA BEACH BRANCH LIBRARY 314 ESTRELLA LA SELVA BEACH 20.47 YOLO COUNTY LIBRARY A. F. TURNER COMMUNITY LIBRARY 1212 MERKLEY AVENUE WEST SACRAMENTO 20.46 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY CARUTHERS BRANCH LIBRARY 13382 SOUTH HENDERSON RD. CARUTHERS 20.45 LA COUNTY LIBRARY SUNKIST LIBRARY 840 NORTH PUENTE AVE. LA PUENTE 20.45 WATSONVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY FREEDOM BRANCH LIBRARY 2021 FREEDOM BLVD. FREEDOM 20.44 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY ARDEN-DIMICK LIBRARY 891 WATT AVE. SACRAMENTO 20.43 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY LOMA LINDA BRANCH LIBRARY 25581 BARTON ROAD LOMA LINDA 20.43 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY DIMOND BRANCH LIBRARY 3565 FRUITVALE AVE. OAKLAND 20.42 CITY OF COMMERCE PUBLIC LIBRARY BRISTOW PARK BRANCH 1466 S. MCDONNELL AVE. COMMERCE 20.41 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY CONCORD LIBRARY 2900 SALVIO STREET CONCORD 20.4 COVINA PUBLIC LIBRARY COVINA PUBLIC LIBRARY 234 N. SECOND AVE. COVINA 20.39 LA COUNTY LIBRARY CLIFTON M. BRAKENSIEK LIBRARY 9945 E. FLOWER ST. BELLFLOWER 20.39 PALM SPRINGS PUBLIC LIBRARY PALM SPRINGS PUBLIC LIBRARY 300 S. SUNRISE WAY PALM SPRINGS 20.38 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY CROCKETT LIBRARY 991 LORING AVENUE CROCKETT 20.36 GLENDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY CASA VERDUGO BRANCH LIBRARY 1151 N. BRAND BLVD. GLENDALE 20.34 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY WEST VALLEY LIBRARY 1243 SAN TOMAS AQUINO RD. SAN JOSE 20.31 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY EDENVALE BRANCH LIBRARY 101 BRANHAM LANE EAST SAN JOSE 20.29 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY MT. PLEASANT NEIGHBORHOOD LIBRARY 3411 ROCKY MOUNTAIN DR. SAN JOSE 20.29 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY PORTOLA BRANCH LIBRARY 380 BACON ST. SAN FRANCISCO 20.25 STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY MODESTO LIBRARY 1500 I ST. MODESTO 20.24 SAN BERNARDINO PUBLIC LIBRARY HOWARD M. ROWE BRANCH LIBRARY 108 E. MARSHALL BLVD. SAN BERNARDINO 20.2 SAN MATEO PUBLIC LIBRARY MARINA BRANCH LIBRARY 1530 SUSAN COURT SAN MATEO 20.19 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL AND ARIEL DURANT BRANCH 7140 W. SUNSET BLVD. LOS ANGELES 20.15 PALMDALE CITY LIBRARY PALMDALE CITY LIBRARY 700 E. PALMDALE BLVD. PALMDALE 20.13 CITY OF COMMERCE PUBLIC LIBRARY BANDINI BRANCH 2269 S. ATLANTIC BLVD COMMERCE 20.03 INGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY CRENSHAW-IMPERIAL LIBRARY 11141 CRENSHAW BLVD INGLEWOOD 20.03 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES TUSTIN BRANCH LIBRARY 345 E. MAIN ST. TUSTIN 19.99 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY RIALTO BRANCH LIBRARY 251 W. FIRST ST. RIALTO 19.95 STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY TURLOCK LIBRARY 550 MINARET AVE. TURLOCK 19.94 TUOLUMNE COUNTY LIBRARY TUOLUMNE COUNTY LIBRARY 480 GREENLEY RD. SONORA 19.94 PLACER COUNTY LIBRARY AUBURN LIBRARY 350 NEVADA ST. AUBURN 19.87 SAN RAFAEL PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN RAFAEL PUBLIC LIBRARY 1100 E ST. SAN RAFAEL 19.87 BURBANK PUBLIC LIBRARY BURBANK PUBLIC LIBRARY 110 N. GLENOAKS BLVD. BURBANK 19.83 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY WASCO BRANCH LIBRARY 1102 -7TH STREET WASCO 19.82 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY STRATHMORE LIBRARY 19646 ROAD 230 STRATHMORE 19.78 SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY SCOTT BAR BRANCH LIBRARY SCOTT BAR POST OFFICE SCOTT BAR 19.73 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY TEMESCAL BRANCH LIBRARY 5205 TELEGRAPH AVE. OAKLAND 19.71 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY BLUE LAKE LIBRARY 111 GREENWOOD AVE. BLUE LAKE 19.7 SANTA MONICA PUBLIC LIBRARY PICO BRANCH LIBRARY 2201 PICO BLVD. SANTA MONICA 19.69 CHULA VISTA PUBLIC LIBRARY SOUTH CHULA VISTA LIBRARY 389 ORANGE AVENUE CHULA VISTA 19.64 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY ROHNERT PARK-COTATI REGIONAL LIBRARY 6250 LYNNE CONDE WAY ROHNERT PARK 19.64 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES GREENFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY 315 EL CAMINO REAL GREENFIELD 19.61 PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY HILL AVE. BRANCH LIBRARY 55 S. HILL AVE. PASADENA 19.61 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES SEASIDE BRANCH LIBRARY 550 HARCOURT AVE. SEASIDE 19.51 NEVADA COUNTY LIBRARY MADELYN HELLING COUNTY LIBRARY 980 HELLING WAY NEVADA CITY 19.5 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY YUCCA VALLEY BRANCH LIBRARY 57098 TWENTYNINE PALMS HWY. YUCCA VALLEY 19.47 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY HESPERIA BRANCH LIBRARY 9650 SEVENTH AVE. HESPERIA 19.46 VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY E. P. FOSTER LIBRARY 651 E. MAIN ST. VENTURA 19.35 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY LAMONT BRANCH LIBRARY 8304 SEGRUE ROAD LAMONT 19.33 SALINAS PUBLIC LIBRARY EL GABILAN LIBRARY 1400 N. MAIN ST. SALINAS 19.32 SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARIES BRANCIFORTE BRANCH LIBRARY 230 GAULT ST. SANTA CRUZ 19.3 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY HIGHLAND SAM J. RACADIO LIBRARY AND ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING C 7863 CENTRAL AVENUE HIGHLAND 19.28 Item #16. Page 11
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CPM % of
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poverty
LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY SYLMAR 14430 POLK ST. SYLMAR 19.27 ALAMEDA COUNTY LIBRARY SAN LORENZO LIBRARY 395 PASEO GRANDE SAN LORENZO 19.26 TEHAMA COUNTY LIBRARY TEHAMA COUNTY LIBRARY 545 DIAMOND AVE. RED BLUFF 19.25 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY DINUBA BRANCH LIBRARY 150 S. I ST. DINUBA 19.25 SOLANO COUNTY LIBRARY RIO VISTA LIBRARY 44 S. SECOND ST. RIO VISTA 19.16 MADERA COUNTY LIBRARY MADERA LIBRARY 121 N. G ST. MADERA 19.15 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY EVERGREEN BRANCH LIBRARY 2635 ABORN RD. SAN JOSE 19.12 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTH PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 3795 31ST ST. SAN DIEGO 19.11 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY MUSCOY BAKER FAMILY LEARNING CENTER 2818 MACY STREET MUSCOY 19.08 SANTA MONICA PUBLIC LIBRARY SANTA MONICA PUBLIC LIBRARY 601 SANTA MONICA BLVD SANTA MONICA 19.08 MARIN COUNTY FREE LIBRARY POINT REYES STATION LIBRARY 11431 STATE ROUTE 1 POINT REYES STATION 18.99 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY KERMAN BRANCH LIBRARY 15081 W. KEARNEY PLAZA KERMAN 18.92 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY EASTON BRANCH LIBRARY 25 E. FANTZ AVE. EASTON 18.89 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM VALLE VISTA LIBRARY 25757 FAIRVIEW AVE. HEMET 18.89 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES SAN ARDO BRANCH LIBRARY 62350 COLLEGE SAN ARDO 18.88 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY EL CERRITO LIBRARY 6510 STOCKTON AVE. EL CERRITO 18.87 LA COUNTY LIBRARY TEMPLE CITY LIBRARY 5939 GOLDEN WEST AVE. TEMPLE CITY 18.77 STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY WATERFORD LIBRARY 324 E ST. WATERFORD 18.77 MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY 2100 O ST. MERCED 18.76 COALINGA-HURON LIBRARY DISTRICT COALINGA LIBRARY 305 N. 4TH ST. COALINGA 18.75 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES BIG SUR BRANCH LIBRARY HWY. 1 AT RIPPLEWOOD RESORT BIG SUR 18.73 SAN BERNARDINO PUBLIC LIBRARY DOROTHY INGHRAM BRANCH LIBRARY 1505 W. HIGHLAND AVE. SAN BERNARDINO 18.68 SHASTA PUBLIC LIBRARIES ANDERSON LIBRARY 3200 W. CENTER ST. ANDERSON 18.68 SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY BUTTE VALLEY BRANCH LIBRARY 800 W. THIRD STREET DORRIS 18.65 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY PACIFIC BEACH / EARL & BIRDIE TAYLOR BRANCH LIBRARY 4275 CASS ST. SAN DIEGO 18.62 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY LOS FELIZ BRANCH 1874 HILLHURST AVE. LOS ANGELES 18.52 PLACER COUNTY LIBRARY KINGS BEACH LIBRARY 301 SECLINE STREET KINGS BEACH 18.51 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SANGER BRANCH LIBRARY 1812 SEVENTH ST. SANGER 18.42 SAN BRUNO PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN BRUNO PUBLIC LIBRARY 701 ANGUS AVE. W. SAN BRUNO 18.42 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LLOYD TABER-MARINA DEL REY LIBRARY 4533 ADMIRALTY WAY MARINA DEL REY 18.4 PLACENTIA LIBRARY DISTRICT PLACENTIA LIBRARY DISTRICT 411 E. CHAPMAN AVE. PLACENTIA 18.37 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTH BEACH BRANCH LIBRARY 850 COLUMBUS AVE. SAN FRANCISCO 18.37 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY NEWTON T. BASS APPLE VALLEY BRANCH LIBRARY 14901 DALE EVANS PARKWAY APPLE VALLEY 18.34 EL SEGUNDO PUBLIC LIBRARY EL SEGUNDO PUBLIC LIBRARY 111 W. MARIPOSA AVE. EL SEGUNDO 18.28 MENLO PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY MENLO PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY 800 ALMA ST. MENLO PARK 18.27 PORTERVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY PORTERVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY 15 EAST THURMAN AVENUE, SUITE B PORTERVILLE 18.26 LA COUNTY LIBRARY CHARTER OAK LIBRARY 20540 E. ARROW HWY., SUITE K COVINA 18.25 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM ROMOLAND COMMUNITY LIBRARY 26000 BRIGGS ROAD ROMOLAND 18.25 COLTON PUBLIC LIBRARY COLTON MAIN LIBRARY 656 N. 9TH ST. COLTON 18.24 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY WEST LOS ANGELES REGIONAL BRANCH 11360 SANTA MONICA BLVD. LOS ANGELES 18.23 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY BIG BEAR LAKE BRANCH LIBRARY 41930 GARSTIN DR. BIG BEAR LAKE 18.2 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY SPRINGVILLE LIBRARY 35800 HWY 190 (SEQUOIA DAWN) SPRINGVILLE 18.19 STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY CERES LIBRARY 2250 MAGNOLIA CERES 18.18 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY POTRERO BRANCH LIBRARY 1616 20TH ST. SAN FRANCISCO 18.17 PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY SANTA CATALINA BRANCH LIBRARY 999 E. WASHINGTON BLVD. PASADENA 18.16 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LOS NIETOS LIBRARY 8511 DUCHESS DR. WHITTIER 18.12 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY CREST LIBRARY 105 JUANITA LANE EL CAJON 18.09 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY SHAFTER BRANCH LIBRARY 236 JAMES STREET, SUITE 2 SHAFTER 18.07 SAN LEANDRO PUBLIC LIBRARY SOUTH BRANCH LIBRARY 14799 E. 14TH ST. SAN LEANDRO 18.05 SHASTA PUBLIC LIBRARIES REDDING LIBRARY 1100 PARKVIEW AVENUE REDDING 18.05 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY EUREKA MAIN LIBRARY 1313 THIRD ST. EUREKA 18 SANTA MARIA PUBLIC LIBRARY CUYAMA LIBRARY 4689 HIGHWAY 166 CUYAMA 18 VICTORVILLE CITY LIBRARY VICTORVILLE CITY LIBRARY 15011 CIRCLE DRIVE VICTORVILLE 17.97 MARIPOSA COUNTY LIBRARY RED CLOUD LIBRARY 10332 C FISKE RD. COULTERVILLE 17.93 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY REEDLEY BRANCH LIBRARY 1027 E ST. REEDLEY 17.91 SHASTA PUBLIC LIBRARIES BURNEY LIBRARY 37038 SISKIYOU ST. BURNEY 17.91 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY OCCIDENTAL LIBRARY 73 MAIN STREET OCCIDENTAL 17.91 SAN LEANDRO PUBLIC LIBRARY MANOR BRANCH LIBRARY 1241 MANOR BLVD SAN LEANDRO 17.88 RIVERSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY ARLINGTON BRANCH LIBRARY 9556 MAGNOLIA AVE. RIVERSIDE 17.87 SANTA BARBARA PUBLIC LIBRARY EASTSIDE LIBRARY 1102 E. MONTECITO ST. SANTA BARBARA 17.85 OCEANSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY MISSION BRANCH LIBRARY 3861-B MISSION AVE. OCEANSIDE 17.83 OXNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY COLONIA BRANCH LIBRARY 1500 CAMINO DEL SOL #26 OXNARD 17.83 MENDOCINO COUNTY LIBRARY UKIAH BRANCH LIBRARY 105 N. MAIN ST. UKIAH 17.81 MONO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY CROWLEY COMMUNITY LIBRARY 3627 CROWLEY LAKE DRIVE CROWLEY LAKE 17.81 MODOC COUNTY LIBRARY MODOC COUNTY LIBRARY 212 W. THIRD ST. ALTURAS 17.79 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTH HIGHLANDS-ANTELOPE LIBRARY 4235 ANTELOPE ROAD ANTELOPE 17.77 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES PACIFICA LIBRARY 104 HILTON WAY PACIFICA 17.77 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY CENTRAL LIBRARY 211 E STREET SANTA ROSA 17.76 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY LAKEVIEW BRANCH LIBRARY 550 EL EMBARCADERO OAKLAND 17.75 MONO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY BENTON LIBRARY 25553 HIGHWAY 6 BENTON 17.74 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY CASA DE ORO LIBRARY 9805 CAMPO RD. #180 SPRING VALLEY 17.74 ST. HELENA PUBLIC LIBRARY ST. HELENA PUBLIC LIBRARY 1492 LIBRARY LANE ST. HELENA 17.74 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY ELEANOR N. WILSON BRANCH LIBRARY 1901 WILSON ROAD BAKERSFIELD 17.71 SOUTH PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY SOUTH PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY 1100 OXLEY ST. SOUTH PASADENA 17.7 MONO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY JUNE LAKE LIBRARY 90 W. GRANITE AVE. JUNE LAKE 17.69 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY ISLETON BRANCH LIBRARY 412 UNION STREET ISLETON 17.62 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY MISSION VALLEY 2123 FENTON PKWY SAN DIEGO 17.62 LA COUNTY LIBRARY SORENSEN LIBRARY 6934 BROADWAY AVE. WHITTIER 17.61 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY CLOVERDALE REGIONAL LIBRARY 401 N. CLOVERDALE BLVD. CLOVERDALE 17.61 MONTEREY PUBLIC LIBRARY MONTEREY PUBLIC LIBRARY 625 PACIFIC ST. MONTEREY 17.6 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM NUVIEW BRANCH LIBRARY 29990 LAKEVIEW RD. NUEVO 17.58 RANCHO MIRAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY RANCHO MIRAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY 71-100 HIGHWAY 111 RANCHO MIRAGE 17.55 INYO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY FURNACE CREEK BRANCH LIBRARY 201 NEVARES ROAD, COW CREEK ROAD DEATH VALLEY 17.51 INYO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY TECOPA BRANCH LIBRARY 408 TECOPA HOT SPRINGS ROAD TECOPA 17.51 BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY WEST BRANCH LIBRARY 1125 UNIVERSITY AVE. BERKELEY 17.46 MORENO VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY MORENO VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY 25480 ALESSANDRO BLVD MORENO VALLEY 17.46 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY BORON BRANCH LIBRARY 26967 TWENTY MULE TEAM ROAD BORON 17.43 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY EXETER LIBRARY 230 E. CHESTNUT EXETER 17.42 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY RATHBUN BRANCH LIBRARY 200 W. CHINA GRADE LOOP BAKERSFIELD 17.37 LA COUNTY LIBRARY DUARTE LIBRARY 1301 BUENA VISTA ST. DUARTE 17.37 DEL NORTE COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT DEL NORTE COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT 190 PRICE MALL CRESCENT CITY 17.29 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY ALLIED GARDENS / BENJAMIN BRANCH LIBRARY 5188 ZION AVE. SAN DIEGO 17.29 YOLO COUNTY LIBRARY KNIGHTS LANDING BRANCH LIBRARY 42351 THIRD ST. KNIGHTS LANDING 17.26 EL DORADO COUNTY LIBRARY POLLOCK PINES LIBRARY 6210 PONY EXPRESS TRAIL POLLOCK PINES 17.24 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY OCEAN BEACH BRANCH LIBRARY 4801 SANTA MONICA AVE. SAN DIEGO 17.24 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY NORTHEAST BRANCH LIBRARY 2671 OSWELL STREET, SUITE B BAKERSFIELD 17.23 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY FOWLER BRANCH LIBRARY 306 S. 7TH ST. FOWLER 17.19 SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARIES CAPITOLA BRANCH LIBRARY 2005 WHARF RD CAPITOLA 17.15 LA COUNTY LIBRARY SOUTH WHITTIER LIBRARY 11543 COLIMA RD WHITTIER 17.13 NAPA COUNTY LIBRARY NAPA MAIN LIBRARY 580 COOMBS ST. NAPA 17.13 ARCADIA PUBLIC LIBRARY ARCADIA PUBLIC LIBRARY 20 W. DUARTE ROAD ARCADIA 17.11 PLACER COUNTY LIBRARY COLFAX LIBRARY 10 W.CHURCH ST. COLFAX 17.11 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY CARMICHAEL LIBRARY 5605 MARCONI AVE. CARMICHAEL 17.11 CALAVERAS COUNTY LIBRARY ARNOLD BRANCH 1065 BLAGEN ROAD ARNOLD 17.09 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY MONTCLAIR BRANCH LIBRARY 9955 FREMONT AVE. MONTCLAIR 17.07 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES EL TORO BRANCH LIBRARY 24672 RAYMOND WAY LAKE FOREST 17.05 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY MISSION BRANCH LIBRARY 300 BARTLETT ST. SAN FRANCISCO 17.03 SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY YREKA 719 FOURTH ST. YREKA 17.03 Item #16. Page 12
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population in
poverty
ALTADENA LIBRARY DISTRICT BOB LUCAS MEMORIAL LIBRARY AND LITERACY CENTER 2659 N. LINCOLN AVE. ALTADENA 17.02 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY POINT LOMA/HERVEY BRANCH LIBRAY 3701 VOLTAIRE STREET SAN DIEGO 16.99 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY EXCELSIOR BRANCH LIBRARY 4400 MISSION ST. SAN FRANCISCO 16.97 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY FORESTVILLE LIBRARY 7050 COVEY ROAD FORESTVILLE 16.96 TRINITY COUNTY FREE LIBRARY TRINITY CENTER BRANCH LIBRARY SCOTT MUSEUM, AIRPORT RD. TRINITY CENTER 16.96 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS BRANCH LIBRARY 4193 PARK BLVD. SAN DIEGO 16.93 TRINITY COUNTY FREE LIBRARY TRINITY COUNTY FREE LIBRARY 351 MAIN ST. WEAVERVILLE 16.89 NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY BALBOA LIBRARY 100 E. BALBOA BLVD. NEWPORT BEACH 16.88 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY ANZA BRANCH LIBRARY 550 37TH AVE. SAN FRANCISCO 16.88 BUTTE COUNTY LIBRARY DURHAM BRANCH 2545 DURHAM DAYTON HWY DURHAM 16.86 LODI PUBLIC LIBRARY LODI PUBLIC LIBRARY 201 W. LOCUST STREET LODI 16.83 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY CHATSWORTH 21052 DEVONSHIRE ST CHATSWORTH 16.8 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY FRAZIER PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 3732 PARK DRIVE FRAZIER PARK 16.72 COLUSA COUNTY FREE LIBRARY STONYFORD BRANCH 5080 STONYFORD-LODOGA RD STONYFORD 16.69 RIVERSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY CASA BLANCA BRANCH LIBRARY 2985 MADISON ST. RIVERSIDE 16.69 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY ELLA K. MCCLATCHY LIBRARY 2112 22ND ST. SACRAMENTO 16.63 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY MAR VISTA BRANCH 12006 VENICE BLVD. LOS ANGELES 16.62 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM GLEN AVON BRANCH LIBRARY 9244 GALENA RIVERSIDE 16.62 MENDOCINO COUNTY LIBRARY WILLITS BRANCH LIBRARY 390 E. COMMERCIAL ST. WILLITS 16.54 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY LAKESIDE LIBRARY 9839 VINE ST. LAKESIDE 16.53 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES GONZALES BRANCH LIBRARY 851 5TH ST. SUITE V GONZALES 16.51 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY CHINO BRANCH LIBRARY 13180 CENTRAL AVE. CHINO 16.49 IMPERIAL COUNTY LIBRARY HOLTVILLE BRANCH LIBRARY 101 E. SIXTH HOLTVILLE 16.47 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY FARMERSVILLE BRANCH LIBRARY 623 N. AVERY AVE. FARMERSVILLE 16.44 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY TIPTON LIBRARY 301 E. WOODS AVE. TIPTON 16.39 MARIN COUNTY FREE LIBRARY INVERNESS LIBRARY 15 PARK AVE. INVERNESS 16.38 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM LA QUINTA BRANCH LIBRARY 78-225 CALLE TAMPICO LA QUINTA 16.37 LA COUNTY LIBRARY SAN FERNANDO LIBRARY 217 N. MACLAY AVE. SAN FERNANDO 16.36 LAKE COUNTY LIBRARY UPPER LAKE LIBRARY 310 SECOND ST. UPPER LAKE 16.36 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY CAYUCOS LIBRARY 310 B STREET CAYUCOS 16.34 SANTA CLARA COUNTY LIBRARY MILPITAS LIBRARY 160 N MAIN ST MILPITAS 16.34 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM WILDOMAR LIBRARY 34303 MISSION TRAIL WILDOMAR 16.32 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY SOUTH NATOMAS LIBRARY 2901 TRUXEL ROAD SACRAMENTO 16.32 PLUMAS COUNTY LIBRARY GREENVILLE BRANCH LIBRARY 204 ANN ST. GREENVILLE 16.31 LA COUNTY LIBRARY PICO RIVERA LIBRARY 9001 MINES AVE. PICO RIVERA 16.28 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM CANYON LAKE BRANCH LIBRARY 31516 RAILROAD CANYON RD. CANYON LAKE 16.28 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES FOUNTAIN VALLEY BRANCH LIBRARY 17635 LOS ALAMOS ST. FOUNTAIN VALLEY 16.25 SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY DUNSMUIR BRANCH LIBRARY 5714 DUNSMUIR AVE. DUNSMUIR 16.25 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY EAGLE ROCK BRANCH 5027 CASPAR AVE. LOS ANGELES 16.23 TEHAMA COUNTY LIBRARY LOS MOLINOS BRANCH LIBRARY 7881 HIGHWAY 99E LOS MOLINOS 16.18 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY LINCOLN ACRES LIBRARY 2725 GRANGER AVENUE NATIONAL CITY 16.17 MODOC COUNTY LIBRARY LOOKOUT LIBRARY 166 MAIN STREET LOOKOUT 16.16 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM PALM DESERT BRANCH LIBRARY 73-300 FRED WARING DR. PALM DESERT 16.16 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY INGLESIDE BRANCH LIBRARY 1298 OCEAN AVE. SAN FRANCISCO 16.16 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY MCKINLEYVILLE LIBRARY 1606 PICKETT RD. MCKINLEYVILLE 16.14 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY SPRING VALLEY LIBRARY 836 KEMPTON STREET SPRING VALLEY 16.11 VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY FILLMORE LIBRARY 502 SECOND ST. FILLMORE 16.11 ALAMEDA FREE LIBRARY WEST END BRANCH 788 SANTA CLARA AVE. ALAMEDA 16.1 MARIN COUNTY FREE LIBRARY NOVATO LIBRARY 1720 NOVATO BLVD. NOVATO 16.1 TRINITY COUNTY FREE LIBRARY HAYFORK BRANCH LIBRARY 6641 A STATE HWY. 3 HAYFORK 16.07 NAPA COUNTY LIBRARY AMERICAN CANYON 3421 BROADWAY/HWY 29, STE. E-3 AMERICAN CANYON 16.06 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES HERITAGE PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 14361 YALE AVE. IRVINE 16.06 CAMARENA MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY CAMARENA MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY 850 ENCINAS AVENUE CALEXICO 16.04 SAN LEANDRO PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN LEANDRO PUBLIC MAIN LIBRARY 300 ESTUDILLO AVE. SAN LEANDRO 16.01 SANTA MONICA PUBLIC LIBRARY OCEAN PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 2601 MAIN ST. SANTA MONICA 15.99 MADERA COUNTY LIBRARY CHOWCHILLA BRANCH LIBRARY 300 KINGS AVE. CHOWCHILLA 15.97 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY WESTON RANCH LIBRARY 1453 W. FRENCH CAMP ROAD STOCKTON 15.96 ONTARIO CITY LIBRARY OVITT FAMILY COMMUNITY LIBRARY 215 EAST C STREET ONTARIO 15.95 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY FALLBROOK LIBRARY 124 SOUTH MISSION ROAD FALLBROOK 15.92 SANTA CLARA COUNTY LIBRARY LOS ALTOS LIBRARY 13 S. SAN ANTONIO RD. LOS ALTOS 15.92 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY BEAR MOUNTAIN BRANCH LIBRARY 30733 E. KINGS CANYON ROAD SQUAW VALLEY 15.91 YOLO COUNTY LIBRARY YOLO BRANCH LIBRARY 37750 SACRAMENTO ST. YOLO 15.85 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES WOODSIDE LIBRARY 3140 WOODSIDE RD. WOODSIDE 15.83 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES MESA VERDE BRANCH LIBRARY 2969 MESA VERDE DRIVE EAST COSTA MESA 15.82 BEVERLY HILLS PUBLIC LIBRARY ROXBURY BOOK NOOK 401 S. ROXBURY DR. BEVERLY HILLS 15.78 ORLAND FREE LIBRARY ORLAND FREE LIBRARY 333 MILL ST. ORLAND 15.75 BEAUMONT LIBRARY DISTRICT BEAUMONT LIBRARY DISTRICT 125 E. EIGHTH ST. BEAUMONT 15.72 LA COUNTY LIBRARY HACIENDA HEIGHTS LIBRARY 16010 LA MONDE ST. HACIENDA HEIGHTS 15.7 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY SYLVAN OAKS LIBRARY 6700 AUBURN BLVD. CITRUS HEIGHTS 15.7 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY BERRYESSA LIBRARY 3355 NOBLE AVE. SAN JOSE 15.7 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY IVANHOE LIBRARY 15964 HEATHER IVANHOE 15.68 CARLSBAD CITY LIBRARY GEORGINA COLE LIBRARY 1250 CARLSBAD VILLAGE DRIVE CARLSBAD 15.67 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY TRINIDAD BRANCH LIBRARY 380 JANIS CT. TRINIDAD 15.66 RIVERSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY LA SIERRA BRANCH LIBRARY 4600 LA SIERRA RIVERSIDE 15.66 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES CASTROVILLE BRANCH LIBRARY 11160 SPEEGLE ST CASTROVILLE 15.63 PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY LINDA VISTA BRANCH LIBRARY 1281 BRYANT ST. PASADENA 15.63 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY OCEANO 1551 17TH STREET OCEANO 15.63 MENDOCINO COUNTY LIBRARY FORT BRAGG BRANCH LIBRARY 499 LAUREL ST. FT BRAGG 15.62 PLACER COUNTY LIBRARY FORESTHILL LIBRARY 24580 MAIN ST. FORESTHILL 15.62 PLUMAS COUNTY LIBRARY ALLEGHANY STATION LIBRARY 100 HOPE LANE ALLEGHANY 15.62 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY LAKE ARROWHEAD BRANCH LIBRARY 27235 HIGHWAY 189 BLUE JAY 15.61 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY SKYLINE HILLS BRANCH LIBRARY 7900 PARADISE VALLEY ROAD SAN DIEGO 15.6 HAYWARD PUBLIC LIBRARY WEEKES BRANCH LIBRARY 27300 PATRICK AVE. HAYWARD 15.57 HUNTINGTON BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY HUNTINGTON BEACH CENTRAL LIBRARY 7111 TALBERT AVE. HUNTINGTON BEACH 15.57 NEVADA COUNTY LIBRARY TRUCKEE LIBRARY 10031 LEVON AVENUE TRUCKEE 15.54 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM IDYLLWILD BRANCH LIBRARY 54401 VILLAGE CENTER DR IDYLLWILD 15.54 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY PARADISE HILLS BRANCH LIBRARY 5922 RANCHO HILLS DR. SAN DIEGO 15.51 BUTTE COUNTY LIBRARY BIGGS BRANCH 464A B ST. BIGGS 15.46 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SUNNYSIDE BRANCH LIBRARY 5566 E. KINGS CANYON ROAD FRESNO 15.46 SUTTER COUNTY LIBRARY BARBER BRANCH LIBRARY 10321 LIVE OAK BLVD. LIVE OAK 15.45 LA COUNTY LIBRARY WALNUT LIBRARY 21155 LA PUENTE RD. WALNUT 15.41 NAPA COUNTY LIBRARY CALISTOGA PUBLIC LIBRARY 1108 MYRTLE ST. CALISTOGA 15.39 MONO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY LEE VINING LIBRARY 51710 HWY. 395 LEE VINING 15.38 SANTA CLARA COUNTY LIBRARY CAMPBELL LIBRARY 77 HARRISON AVE. CAMPBELL 15.34 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY VENICE BRANCH 501 S. VENICE BLVD. VENICE 15.32 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY PHELAN MEMORIAL LIBRARY 9800 CLOVIS ROAD PHELAN 15.31 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES LAGUNA HILLS TECHNOLOGY LIBRARY 25555 ALICIA PKWY LAGUNA HILLS 15.24 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY MISSION HILLS BRANCH LIBRARY 925 W. WASHINGTON STREET SAN DIEGO 15.23 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY SUNSET BRANCH LIBRARY 1305 18TH AVE. SAN FRANCISCO 15.23 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MANTECA LIBRARY 320 W. CENTER ST. MANTECA 15.21 BURBANK PUBLIC LIBRARY BUENA VISTA BRANCH 300 N. BUENA VISTA STREET BURBANK 15.18 GOLETA VALLEY LIBRARY SOLVANG LIBRARY 1745 MISSION DRIVE SOLVANG 15.17 LA COUNTY LIBRARY ARTESIA LIBRARY 18801 ELAINE AVE. ARTESIA 15.17 LA COUNTY LIBRARY CARSON LIBRARY 151 EAST CARSON ST. CARSON 15.17 MONO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY BRIDGEPORT LIBRARY 94 N. SCHOOL ST. BRIDGEPORT 15.14 MONO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY COLEVILLE LIBRARY 111591 US HIGHWAY 395 COLEVILLE 15.14 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY ORTEGA BRANCH LIBRARY 3223 ORTEGA ST. SAN FRANCISCO 15.12 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY GARBERVILLE LIBRARY 715 CEDAR ST. GARBERVILLE 15.07 Item #16. Page 13
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VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY PIRU LIBRARY 3811 CENTER ST. PIRU 15.06 MORENO VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY MORENO VALLEY IRIS PLAZA BRANCH 16170 PERRIS BLVD. SUITE C3 MORENO VALLEY 15.04 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY KAISER BRANCH LIBRARY 11155 ALMOND AVE. FONTANA 15.04 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MARGARET TROKE LIBRARY 502 W. BENJAMIN HOLT DR. STOCKTON 15.04 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY RICHMOND - SEN. MILTON MARKS BRANCH LIBRARY 351 9TH AVE. SAN FRANCISCO 14.99 YOLO COUNTY LIBRARY ESPARTO REGIONAL LIBRARY 17065 YOLO AVE. ESPARTO 14.98 LARKSPUR PUBLIC LIBRARY LARKSPUR PUBLIC LIBRARY 400 MAGNOLIA AVE LARKSPUR 14.96 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM VICK KNIGHT COMMUNITY LIBRARY 32593 RIVERSIDE DR LAKE ELSINORE 14.96 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY RANCHO CORDOVA LIBRARY 9845 FOLSOM BLVD. SACRAMENTO 14.96 WOODLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY WOODLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY 250 FIRST ST. WOODLAND 14.96 TULARE PUBLIC LIBRARY TULARE PUBLIC LIBRARY 475 NORTH M STREET TULARE 14.95 ROSEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY DOWNTOWN LIBRARY 225 TAYLOR ST. ROSEVILLE 14.92 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY PLEASANT HILL LIBRARY 1750 OAK PARK BOULEVARD PLEASANT HILL 14.91 EL DORADO COUNTY LIBRARY GEORGETOWN LIBRARY 6680 ORLEANS STREET GEORGETOWN 14.9 PASO ROBLES CITY LIBRARY LIBRARY STUDY CENTER 3600 OAK ST. #101 PASO ROBLES 14.88 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY ROSAMOND BRANCH LIBRARY 3611 ROSAMOND BLVD. ROSAMOND 14.86 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY CRESTLINE BRANCH LIBRARY 24105 LAKE GREGORY DR. CRESTLINE 14.85 CORONA PUBLIC LIBRARY CORONA PUBLIC LIBRARY 650 SOUTH MAIN ST. CORONA 14.84 NAPA COUNTY LIBRARY YOUNTVILLE LIBRARY 6516 WASHINGTON STREET YOUNTVILLE 14.81 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY VALLEY-HI NORTH LAGUNA LIBRARY 7400 IMAGINATION PARKWAY SACRAMENTO 14.81 SAN LEANDRO PUBLIC LIBRARY MULFORD-MARINA BRANCH LIBRARY 13699 AURORA DR. SAN LEANDRO 14.79 STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY KEYES LIBRARY 4420 MAUD AVE. KEYES 14.75 PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY ALLENDALE BRANCH LIBRARY 1130 S. MARENGO AVE. PASADENA 14.74 SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY ETNA BRANCH LIBRARY 101 COLLIER WAY ETNA 14.74 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY BALBOA BRANCH LIBRARY 4255 MT. ABERNATHY AVE. SAN DIEGO 14.7 AMADOR COUNTY LIBRARY PIONEER BRANCH LIBRARY 25070 BUCKHORN RIDGE RD. PIONEER 14.68 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES CYPRESS BRANCH LIBRARY 5331 ORANGE AVE. CYPRESS 14.68 SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY WEED BRANCH LIBRARY 150 ALAMO AVE WEED 14.67 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES PAJARO BRANCH LIBRARY 29 BISHOP ST. PAJARO 14.66 SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY MT. SHASTA BRANCH LIBRARY 515 ALMA ST. MT. SHASTA 14.65 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY FORTUNA LIBRARY 775 14TH ST. FORTUNA 14.62 CAMARILLO PUBLIC LIBRARY CAMARILLO PUBLIC LIBRARY 4101 LAS POSAS RD CAMARILLO 14.6 DOWNEY CITY LIBRARY DOWNEY CITY LIBRARY 11121 BROOKSHIRE AVE. DOWNEY 14.58 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY RIO LINDA LIBRARY 631 L STREET RIO LINDA 14.55 WILLOWS PUBLIC LIBRARY BAYLISS BRANCH LIBRARY 7830 ROAD 39 GLENN 14.55 LAKE COUNTY LIBRARY LAKE COUNTY LIBRARY 1425 N. HIGH LAKEPORT 14.48 SANTA CLARITA PUBLIC LIBRARY CANYON COUNTRY LIBRARY 18601 SOLEDAD CYN. RD. SANTA CLARITA 14.48 SOLANO COUNTY LIBRARY FAIRFIELD CIVIC CENTER LIBRARY 1150 KENTUCKY ST. FAIRFIELD 14.47 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY TEAGUE BRANCH LIBRARY 4725 N. POLK AVE. FRESNO 14.46 NEVADA COUNTY LIBRARY DORIS FOLEY LIBRARY FOR HISTORICAL RESEARCH 211 N. PINE ST. NEVADA CITY 14.46 COLTON PUBLIC LIBRARY LUQUE BRANCH LIBRARY 294 E. O ST. COLTON 14.45 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY FAIRFAX BRANCH 161 S. GARDNER ST. LOS ANGELES 14.45 MARIN COUNTY FREE LIBRARY FAIRFAX LIBRARY 2097 SIR FRANCIS DRAKE BLVD FAIRFAX 14.45 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES CARMEL VALLEY BRANCH LIBRARY 65 W. CARMEL VALLEY RD. CARMEL VALLEY 14.44 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY ALPINE LIBRARY 1752 ALPINE BOULEVARD ALPINE 14.43 MODOC COUNTY LIBRARY ADIN STATION LIBRARY 609 SOUTH MAIN ADIN 14.42 BUTTE COUNTY LIBRARY PARADISE BRANCH 5922 CLARK ROAD PARADISE 14.41 WILLOWS PUBLIC LIBRARY WILLOWS PUBLIC LIBRARY 201 N. LASSEN ST. WILLOWS 14.41 MOUNTAIN VIEW PUBLIC LIBRARY MOUNTAIN VIEW PUBLIC LIBRARY 585 FRANKLIN ST. MOUNTAIN VIEW 14.4 UPLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY UPLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY 450 N. EUCLID AVE UPLAND 14.4 HUNTINGTON BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY HELEN MURPHY BRANCH 15882 GRAHAM ST. HUNTINGTON BEACH 14.35 LA COUNTY LIBRARY RIVERA LIBRARY 7828 S. SERAPIS AVE. PICO RIVERA 14.34 SAN MATEO PUBLIC LIBRARY HILLSDALE BRANCH LIBRARY 205 W. HILLSDALE BLVD. SAN MATEO 14.34 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY RUNNING SPRINGS BRANCH LIBRARY 2677 WHISPERING PINES RUNNING SPRINGS 14.32 NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY CENTRAL LIBRARY 1000 AVOCADO AVE. NEWPORT BEACH 14.3 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY LOS OSOS LIBRARY 2075 PALISADES AVE. LOS OSOS 14.29 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY MORRO BAY LIBRARY 625 HARBOR ST. MORRO BAY 14.24 BURBANK PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTHWEST BRANCH 3323 W. VICTORY BLVD. BURBANK 14.23 MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY GUSTINE BRANCH LIBRARY 205 SIXTH ST. GUSTINE 14.2 LA COUNTY LIBRARY DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. LIBRARY 17906 SOUTH AVALON BLVD. CARSON 14.15 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY GLEN PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 2825 DIAMOND ST. SAN FRANCISCO 14.14 SOLANO COUNTY LIBRARY DIXON LIBRARY 230 1ST ST. DIXON 14.14 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES LAGUNA WOODS LIBRARY 24264 EL TORO ROAD LAGUNA WOODS 14.12 IRWINDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY IRWINDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY 5050 N. IRWINDALE AVE. IRWINDALE 14.11 STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY DENAIR LIBRARY 4801 KERSEY RD. DENAIR 14.1 INYO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY LONE PINE BRANCH LIBRARY 127 BUSH STREET LONE PINE 14.09 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO REGIONAL LIBRARY 31495 EL CAMINO REAL SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 14.04 EL SEGUNDO PUBLIC LIBRARY MIDDLE SCHOOL BRANCH LIBRARY 332 CENTER STREET EL SEGUNDO 14.03 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY CLAIREMONT BRANCH LIBRARY 2920 BURGENER BLVD. SAN DIEGO 14.02 SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARIES FELTON BRANCH LIBRARY 6299 GUSHEE ST. FELTON 14.02 LA COUNTY LIBRARY WEST COVINA LIBRARY 1601 WEST COVINA PKWY. WEST COVINA 14.01 MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY LE GRAND BRANCH LIBRARY 12949 LE GRAND ROAD LE GRAND 13.98 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY FLETCHER HILLS LIBRARY 576 GARFIELD AVE. EL CAJON 13.96 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY TRONA BRANCH LIBRARY 82805 MT. VIEW ST. TRONA 13.93 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES MILLBRAE LIBRARY 1 LIBRARY AVE. MILLBRAE 13.93 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY LINDEN LIBRARY 19059 E. MAIN ST. LINDEN 13.91 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES ALISO VIEJO BRANCH LIBRARY 1 JOURNEY ALISO VIEJO 13.86 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LA MIRADA LIBRARY 13800 LA MIRADA BLVD. LA MIRADA 13.85 NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY CREAN MARINERS BRANCH LIBRARY 1300 IRVINE AVENUE. NEWPORT BEACH 13.85 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY ROBERTSON BRANCH 1719 S. ROBERTSON BLVD. LOS ANGELES 13.83 MARIN COUNTY FREE LIBRARY MARIN CITY LIBRARY 164 DONAHUE ST. MARIN CITY 13.83 SUNNYVALE PUBLIC LIBRARY SUNNYVALE PUBLIC LIBRARY 665 W. OLIVE AVE. SUNNYVALE 13.77 MENDOCINO COUNTY LIBRARY COAST COMMUNITY LIBRARY 225 MAIN ST. POINT ARENA 13.76 LA COUNTY LIBRARY DIAMOND BAR LIBRARY 21800 COPLEY DR. DIAMOND BAR 13.75 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY SONOMA VALLEY REGIONAL LIBRARY 755 WEST NAPA STREET SONOMA 13.75 STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY EMPIRE LIBRARY 18 S. ABBIE EMPIRE 13.75 SANTA MONICA PUBLIC LIBRARY FAIRVIEW BRANCH LIBRARY 2101 OCEAN PARK BLVD. SANTA MONICA 13.73 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY TIERRASANTA BRANCH LIBRARY 4985 LA CUENTA DR. SAN DIEGO 13.72 MONROVIA PUBLIC LIBRARY MONROVIA PUBLIC LIBRARY 321 S. MYRTLE AVE. MONROVIA 13.71 EL DORADO COUNTY LIBRARY SOUTH LAKE TAHOE LIBRARY 1000 RUFUS ALLEN BLVD. SOUTH LAKE TAHOE 13.7 MARIPOSA COUNTY LIBRARY YOSEMITE LIBRARY GIRLS CLUB YOSEMITE NATIONAL PA 13.66 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY PIEDMONT AVENUE BRANCH LIBRARY 80 ECHO AVENUE OAKLAND 13.64 PLUMAS COUNTY LIBRARY DOWNIEVILLE STATION LIBRARY 318 COMMERCIAL ST. DOWNIEVILLE 13.61 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 1833 PAGE ST. SAN FRANCISCO 13.6 PASO ROBLES CITY LIBRARY PASO ROBLES PUBLIC LIBRARY 1000 SPRING ST. PASO ROBLES 13.58 VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY SATICOY LIBRARY 1292 LOS ANGELES AVE. VENTURA 13.57 VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY MEINERS OAKS LIBRARY 114 N. PADRE JUAN AVE. MEINERS OAKS 13.56 TORRANCE PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTH TORRANCE BRANCH LIBRARY 3604 ARTESIA BLVD. TORRANCE 13.49 VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY OAK VIEW LIBRARY 555 MAHONEY AVE. OAK VIEW 13.47 YUBA COUNTY LIBRARY YUBA COUNTY LIBRARY 303 SECOND ST. MARYSVILLE 13.45 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTH CLAIREMONT BRANCH LIBRARY 4616 CLAIREMONT DR. SAN DIEGO 13.44 SUTTER COUNTY LIBRARY SUTTER COUNTY LIBRARY 750 FORBES AVE. YUBA CITY 13.44 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM HOME GARDENS LIBRARY 3785 NEECE STREET CORONA 13.42 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY SAN MIGUEL LIBRARY 254 13TH ST. SAN MIGUEL 13.35 CALAVERAS COUNTY LIBRARY ANGELS CAMP BRANCH 426 N. MAIN STREET ANGELS CAMP 13.33 PLACER COUNTY LIBRARY TAHOE CITY LIBRARY 740 N. LAKE BLVD. TAHOE CITY 13.28 SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARIES BOULDER CREEK BRANCH LIBRARY 13390 W. PARK AVE. BOULDER CREEK 13.28 PLUMAS COUNTY LIBRARY SIERRA CITY STATION LIBRARY HWY. 49 SIERRA CITY 13.27 Item #16. Page 14
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SOLANO COUNTY LIBRARY VACAVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY - TOWN SQUARE 1 TOWN SQUARE PLACE VACAVILLE 13.27 LINCOLN PUBLIC LIBRARY TWELVE BRIDGES 485 TWELVE BRIDGES DRIVE LINCOLN 13.25 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES HALF MOON BAY LIBRARY 225 CABRILLO HIGHWAY SOUTH #104B HALF MOON BAY 13.24 ALAMEDA COUNTY LIBRARY ALBANY LIBRARY 1247 MARIN AVENUE ALBANY 13.22 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY WRIGHTWOOD BRANCH LIBRARY 6011 PINE STREET WRIGHTWOOD 13.22 STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY OAKDALE LIBRARY 151 S. FIRST AVE. OAKDALE 13.22 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY MARINA BRANCH LIBRARY 1890 CHESTNUT ST. SAN FRANCISCO 13.16 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY PEARL AVENUE LIBRARY 4270 PEARL AVENUE SAN JOSE 13.15 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES GARDEN GROVE TIBOR RUBIN BRANCH LIBRARY 11962 BAILEY ST. GARDEN GROVE 13.14 MONO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY MAMMOTH LAKES LIBRARY 400 SIERRA PARK ROAD MAMMOTH LAKES 13.13 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM THOUSAND PALMS LIBRARY 31-189 ROBERT RD. THOUSAND PALMS 13.13 MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY WINTON BRANCH LIBRARY 7057 W. WALNUT WINTON 13.11 PLUMAS COUNTY LIBRARY LOYALTON STATION LIBRARY 511 MAIN ST. LOYALTON 13.11 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY MCKINLEY LIBRARY 601 ALHAMBRA BLVD. SACRAMENTO 13.08 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY WILLOW GLEN BRANCH LIBRARY 1157 MINNESOTA AVE. SAN JOSE 13.08 LA COUNTY LIBRARY QUARTZ HILL LIBRARY 42018 N. 50TH ST. W. QUARTZ HILL 13.05 PALO ALTO CITY LIBRARY MITCHELL PARK BRANCH 4050 MIDDLEFIELD RD. PALO ALTO 13.05 ALAMEDA FREE LIBRARY ALAMEDA FREE LIBRARY 1550 OAK ST ALAMEDA 13.03 LONG BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY BAY SHORE BRANCH LIBRARY 195 BAY SHORE AVE. LONG BEACH 13.03 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES SANCHEZ LIBRARY 1111 TERRA NOVA BLVD. PACIFICA 13.03 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY PETALUMA REGIONAL LIBRARY 100 FAIRGROUNDS DRIVE PETALUMA 13.03 BEVERLY HILLS PUBLIC LIBRARY BEVERLY HILLS PUBLIC LIBRARY 444 N. REXFORD DR. BEVERLY HILLS 13 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY JULIAN LIBRARY 1850 HIGHWAY 78 JULIAN 13 IMPERIAL COUNTY LIBRARY HEBER BRANCH LIBRARY 1132 HEBER AVE. HEBER 12.98 BUTTE COUNTY LIBRARY GRIDLEY BRANCH 299 SPRUCE STREET GRIDLEY 12.97 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY KINGSBURG BRANCH LIBRARY 1399 DRAPER KINGSBURG 12.95 GOLETA VALLEY LIBRARY BUELLTON LIBRARY 140 W. HWY 246 BUELLTON 12.95 CARLSBAD CITY LIBRARY CARLSBAD CITY LIBRARY LEARNING CENTER 3368 EUREKA PLACE CARLSBAD 12.94 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY VINELAND BRANCH LIBRARY 1450 BLOSSOM HILL RD SAN JOSE 12.86 DEL NORTE COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT SMITH RIVER BRANCH 241 FIRST ST. SMITH RIVER 12.85 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY DONALD BRUCE KAUFMAN BRENTWOOD BRANCH 11820 SAN VICENTE BLVD. LOS ANGELES 12.84 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY RIDGECREST BRANCH LIBRARY 131 E. LAS FLORES AVENUE RIDGECREST 12.83 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY EUREKA VALLEY - HARVEY MILK MEMORIAL BRANCH LIBRARY 1 JOSE SARIA CT. SAN FRANCISCO 12.82 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY RANCHO SAN DIEGO LIBRARY 11555 VIA RANCHO SAN DIEGO EL CAJON 12.8 SOLANO COUNTY LIBRARY SUISUN CITY LIBRARY 601 PINTAIL DR. SUISUN CITY 12.79 LONG BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY DANA BRANCH LIBRARY 3680 ATLANTIC AVE. LONG BEACH 12.78 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY HEALDSBURG REGIONAL LIBRARY 139 PIPER STREET HEALDSBURG 12.73 MADERA COUNTY LIBRARY MADERA RANCHOS BRANCH LIBRARY 37398 BERKSHIRE DRIVE MADERA 12.71 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY ALVISO LIBRARY 5050 N. 1ST ST. SAN JOSE 12.71 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY EL SOBRANTE LIBRARY 4191 APPIAN WAY EL SOBRANTE 12.7 LA COUNTY LIBRARY WISEBURN LIBRARY 5335 WEST 135TH ST. HAWTHORNE 12.69 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY SANTEE LIBRARY 9225 CARLTON HILLS BLVD. #17 SANTEE 12.68 SOLANO COUNTY LIBRARY SPRINGSTOWNE LIBRARY 1003 OAKWOOD AVE. VALLEJO 12.67 SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY MONTAGUE BRANCH LIBRARY 230 S 13TH ST. MONTAGUE 12.66 MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY ATWATER BRANCH LIBRARY 1600 THIRD ST. ATWATER 12.6 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES DANA POINT BRANCH LIBRARY 33841 NIGUEL ROAD DANA POINT 12.6 SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY FORT JONES BRANCH LIBRARY 11960 EAST ST. FORT JONES 12.59 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY GRANADA HILLS BRANCH 10640 PETIT AVE. GRANADA HILLS 12.57 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY BELLE COOLEDGE LIBRARY 5600 SOUTH LAND PARK DR. SACRAMENTO 12.56 CALAVERAS COUNTY LIBRARY MURPHYS BRANCH 480 PARK LANE MURPHYS 12.55 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES BREA BRANCH LIBRARY 1 CIVIC CENTER CIRCLE BREA 12.55 EL SEGUNDO PUBLIC LIBRARY RICHMOND STREET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LIBRARY 615 RICHMOND ST. EL SEGUNDO 12.53 SANTA MARIA PUBLIC LIBRARY ORCUTT LIBRARY 175 S. BROADWAY ORCUTT 12.53 A. K. SMILEY PUBLIC LIBRARY A. K. SMILEY PUBLIC LIBRARY 125 W. VINE ST. REDLANDS 12.52 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY VALLEY CENTER LIBRARY 29200 COLE GRADE ROAD VALLEY CENTER 12.52 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY WOODLAND HILLS BRANCH 22200 VENTURA BLVD. WOODLAND HILLS 12.49 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LOMITA LIBRARY 24200 NARBONNE AVE. LOMITA 12.48 MARIPOSA COUNTY LIBRARY BASSETT MEMORIAL LIBRARY IN WAWONA 7971 CHILNUALNA FALLS ROAD WAWONA 12.45 MILL VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY MILL VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY 375 THROCKMORTON AVE. MILL VALLEY 12.43 REDWOOD CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY REDWOOD SHORES BRANCH LIBRARY 399 MARINE PARKWAY REDWOOD CITY 12.43 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES KATIE WHEELER BRANCH LIBRARY 13019 OLD MYFORD RD. IRVINE 12.4 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES PORTOLA VALLEY LIBRARY 765 PORTOLA ROAD PORTOLA VALLEY 12.38 ALAMEDA COUNTY LIBRARY CASTRO VALLEY LIBRARY 3600 NORBRIDGE AVE. CASTRO VALLEY 12.37 SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARIES APTOS BRANCH LIBRARY 7695 SOQUEL DR. APTOS 12.37 GLENDORA LIBRARY & CULTURAL CENTER GLENDORA LIBRARY & CULTURAL CENTER 140 SOUTH GLENDORA AVE. GLENDORA 12.35 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY CAMBRIA LIBRARY 1043 MAIN ST. CAMBRIA 12.35 CROWELL PUBLIC LIBRARY CROWELL PUBLIC LIBRARY 1890 HUNTINGTON DR. SAN MARINO 12.34 LONG BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY BACH BRANCH LIBRARY 4055 BELLFLOWER BLVD. LONG BEACH 12.34 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES LOS ALAMITOS-ROSSMOOR BRANCH LIBRARY 12700 MONTECITO RD. SEAL BEACH 12.34 TUOLUMNE COUNTY LIBRARY GROVELAND BRANCH 18990 HWY 120 GROVELAND 12.3 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY PLAYA VISTA BRANCH 6400 PLAYA VISTA DRIVE PLAYA VISTA 12.29 ORANGE PUBLIC LIBRARY EL MODENA BRANCH LIBRARY 380 S. HEWES ST. ORANGE 12.25 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY SEBASTOPOL REGIONAL LIBRARY` 7140 BODEGA AVENUE SEBASTOPOL 12.25 KINGS COUNTY LIBRARY ARMONA COMMUNITY LIBRARY 11115 C ST. ARMONA 12.23 MARIN COUNTY FREE LIBRARY SOUTH NOVATO LIBRARY 931 C ST. NOVATO 12.2 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PINEDALE BRANCH LIBRARY 7170 N. SAN PABLO PINEDALE 12.19 TUOLUMNE COUNTY LIBRARY TWAIN HARTE LIBRARY 18701 TIFFENI SUITE 1F TWAIN HARTE 12.19 COLUSA COUNTY FREE LIBRARY ARBUCKLE BRANCH 610 KING ST. ARBUCKLE 12.18 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY CARDIFF LIBRARY 2081 NEWCASTLE AVENUE CARDIFF 12.18 LONG BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY LOS ALTOS BRANCH LIBRARY 5614 BRITTON DR. LONG BEACH 12.17 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY DEL MAR LIBRARY 1309 CAMINO DEL MAR DEL MAR 12.17 STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY RIVERBANK LIBRARY 3442 SANTA FE AVE. RIVERBANK 12.16 NEVADA COUNTY LIBRARY BEAR RIVER STATION 11130 MAGNOLIA ROAD GRASS VALLEY 12.1 COLUSA COUNTY FREE LIBRARY MAXWELL BRANCH 34 OAK ST. MAXWELL 12.09 LA COUNTY LIBRARY ACTON AGUA DULCE 33792 CROWN VALLEY RD. ACTON 12.08 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM SUN CITY BRANCH LIBRARY 26982 CHERRY HILLS BLVD. SUN CITY 12.08 SANTA MARIA PUBLIC LIBRARY LOS ALAMOS LIBRARY 405 HELENA ST LOS ALAMOS 12.07 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES SAN CLEMENTE BRANCH LIBRARY 242 AVENIDA DEL MAR SAN CLEMENTE 12.03 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY DESCANSO LIBRARY 9545 RIVER DRIVE DESCANSO 12.02 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY RIO DELL LIBRARY 715 WILDWOOD AVE. RIO DELL 12 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY FAIR OAKS LIBRARY 11601 FAIR OAKS BLVD. FAIR OAKS 12 SANTA BARBARA PUBLIC LIBRARY CARPINTERIA LIBRARY 5141 CARPINTERIA AVE. CARPINTERIA 12 SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY MCCLOUD BRANCH LIBRARY 300 COLUMBERO DR. MCCLOUD 11.96 YOLO COUNTY LIBRARY WINTERS COMMUNITY LIBRARY 708 RAILROAD AVENUE WINTERS 11.95 LA COUNTY LIBRARY SAN DIMAS LIBRARY 145 NORTH WALNUT AVE. SAN DIMAS 11.94 REDWOOD CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY SCHABERG BRANCH LIBRARY 2140 EUCLID AVE. REDWOOD CITY 11.94 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY PALMS-RANCHO PARK BRANCH 2920 OVERLAND AVE. LOS ANGELES 11.92 MURRIETA PUBLIC LIBRARY MURRIETA PUBLIC LIBRARY 8 TOWN SQUARE MURRIETA 11.91 RANCHO CUCAMONGA PUBLIC LIBRARY ARCHIBALD LIBRARY 7368 ARCHIBALD AVENUE RANCHO CUCAMONGA 11.87 SANTA CLARA COUNTY LIBRARY MORGAN HILL LIBRARY 660 W. MAIN MORGAN HILL 11.86 PLACER COUNTY LIBRARY APPLEGATE LIBRARY 18018 APPLEGATE ROAD APPLEGATE 11.84 TORRANCE PUBLIC LIBRARY KATY GEISSERT CIVIC CENTER LIBRARY 3301 TORRANCE BLVD. TORRANCE 11.83 MADERA COUNTY LIBRARY OAKHURST BRANCH LIBRARY 49044 CIVIC CIRCLE OAKHURST 11.82 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY BERNAL HEIGHTS BRANCH LIBRARY 500 CORTLAND AVE. SAN FRANCISCO 11.82 STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY PATTERSON LIBRARY 46 N. SALADO PATTERSON 11.82 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY SHANDON LIBRARY 240 EAST CENTRE STREET SHANDON 11.81 AMADOR COUNTY LIBRARY IONE BRANCH LIBRARY 25 EAST MAIN ST. IONE 11.8 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LA CRESCENTA LIBRARY 2809 FOOTHILL BLVD LA CRESCENTA 11.8 Item #16. Page 15
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ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES LAGUNA NIGUEL BRANCH LIBRARY 30341 CROWN VALLEY PARKWAY LAGUNA NIGUEL 11.79 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY RANCHO SANTA FE LIBRARY 17040 AVENIDA DE ACACIAS RANCHO SANTA FE 11.79 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES LIBRARY OF THE CANYONS 7531 SANTIAGO CANYON RD. SILVERADO 11.77 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY LATHROP LIBRARY 450 SPARTAN WY LATHROP 11.75 VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY HILL ROAD LIBRARY 1070 S. HILL RD. VENTURA 11.74 COLUSA COUNTY FREE LIBRARY GRIMES BRANCH 240 MAIN GRIMES 11.73 BURLINGAME PUBLIC LIBRARY EASTON BRANCH 1800 EASTON DRIVE BURLINGAME 11.72 LA COUNTY LIBRARY GEORGE NYE JR. LIBRARY 6600 DEL AMO BLVD. LAKEWOOD 11.71 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY VISALIA BRANCH LIBRARY 200 W. OAK VISALIA 11.7 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY YUCAIPA BRANCH LIBRARY 12040 FIFTH ST. YUCAIPA 11.64 SAN BENITO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY SAN BENITO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY 470 FIFTH ST. HOLLISTER 11.62 SIMI VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY SIMI VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY 2969 TAPO CANYON RD SIMI VALLEY 11.62 AMADOR COUNTY LIBRARY AMADOR COUNTY LIBRARY 530 SUTTER ST. JACKSON 11.61 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY PARKSIDE BRANCH LIBRARY 1200 TARAVAL ST. SAN FRANCISCO 11.61 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY CAL AERO PRESERVE ACADEMY BRANCH LIBRARY 15850 MAIN STREET CHINO 11.54 KINGS COUNTY LIBRARY LEMOORE LIBRARY 457 C ST. LEMOORE 11.53 MARIN COUNTY FREE LIBRARY CIVIC CENTER LIBRARY 3501 CIVIC CENTER DR, #427 SAN RAFAEL 11.53 KINGS COUNTY LIBRARY HANFORD LIBRARY 401 N. DOUTY ST. HANFORD 11.48 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY ENCINITAS LIBRARY 540 CORNISH DR. ENCINITAS 11.45 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY FIG GARDEN REGIONAL LIBRARY 3071 W. BULLARD FRESNO 11.44 INYO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY BIG PINE BRANCH LIBRARY 500 S. MAIN ST. BIG PINE 11.4 TORRANCE PUBLIC LIBRARY SOUTHEAST BRANCH LIBRARY 23115 S. ARLINGTON AVE. TORRANCE 11.4 WILLOWS PUBLIC LIBRARY ELK CREEK BRANCH LIBRARY 3432 COUNTY ROAD 309 ELK CREEK 11.4 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM HIGHGROVE BRANCH LIBRARY 530 W CENTER ST RIVERSIDE 11.35 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN CARLOS BRANCH LIBRARY 7265 JACKSON DR. SAN DIEGO 11.33 PALO ALTO CITY LIBRARY PALO ALTO CHILDREN`S LIBRARY 1276 HARRIET ST. PALO ALTO 11.3 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY LA JOLLA / RIFORD BRANCH LIBRARY 7555 DRAPER AVENUE LA JOLLA 11.3 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES BUENA VISTA BRANCH LIBRARY 18250 TARA DR. SALINAS 11.26 AMADOR COUNTY LIBRARY PLYMOUTH BRANCH 9375 MAIN ST. PLYMOUTH 11.24 EL DORADO COUNTY LIBRARY EL DORADO COUNTY LIBRARY 345 FAIR LANE PLACERVILLE 11.23 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY PINOLE LIBRARY 2935 PINOLE VALLEY RD. PINOLE 11.21 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES VILLA PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 17865 SANTIAGO BLVD. VILLA PARK 11.21 STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY SALIDA LIBRARY 4835 SISK RD. SALIDA 11.16 MODOC COUNTY LIBRARY CEDARVILLE LIBRARY 460 MAIN ST. CEDARVILLE 11.15 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY SHERMAN OAKS BRANCH 14245 MOORPARK ST. SHERMAN OAKS 11.11 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY GOLDEN GATE VALLEY BRANCH LIBRARY 1801 GREEN ST. SAN FRANCISCO 11.08 MARIN COUNTY FREE LIBRARY CORTE MADERA LIBRARY 707 MEADOWSWEET DRIVE CORTE MADERA 11.07 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES FOOTHILL RANCH BRANCH LIBRARY 27002 CABRIOLE FOOTHILL RANCH 11.04 TUOLUMNE COUNTY LIBRARY TUOLUMNE CITY LIBRARY 18636 MAIN ST. TUOLUMNE 11.02 PACIFIC GROVE PUBLIC LIBRARY PACIFIC GROVE PUBLIC LIBRARY 550 CENTRAL AVE. PACIFIC GROVE 11 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY SOUTH COUNTY LIBRARY 800 W. BRANCH ST. ARROYO GRANDE 11 COLUSA COUNTY FREE LIBRARY PRINCETON BRANCH 232 PRINCE ST. PRINCETON 10.99 LA COUNTY LIBRARY ANGELO M. IACOBONI LIBRARY 4990 CLARK AVE. LAKEWOOD 10.99 LOMPOC PUBLIC LIBRARY VILLAGE BRANCH LIBRARY 3755 CONSTELLATION ROAD LOMPOC 10.98 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY NIPOMO LIBRARY 918 W. TEFFT NIPOMO 10.98 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY GRAND TERRACE BRANCH LIBRARY 22795 BARTON RD. GRAND TERRACE 10.97 EL SEGUNDO PUBLIC LIBRARY HIGH SCHOOL BRANCH LIBRARY 640 MAIN ST. EL SEGUNDO 10.95 MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY LOS BANOS BRANCH LIBRARY 1312 SEVENTH ST. LOS BANOS 10.92 SIERRA MADRE PUBLIC LIBRARY SIERRA MADRE PUBLIC LIBRARY 440 W. SIERRA MADRE BLVD. SIERRA MADRE 10.92 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES PRUNEDALE BRANCH LIBRARY 17822 MORO RD. SALINAS 10.87 VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY OJAI LIBRARY 111 E. OJAI AVE. OJAI 10.87 MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY SNELLING BRANCH LIBRARY 15916 N. HWY. 59 SNELLING 10.84 NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY CORONA DEL MAR LIBRARY 410 MARIGOLD AVE. CORONA DEL MAR 10.84 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY ESCALON LIBRARY 1540 SECOND ST. ESCALON 10.84 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY MIRA MESA BRANCH LIBRARY 8405 NEW SALEM ST. SAN DIEGO 10.83 SANTA BARBARA PUBLIC LIBRARY MONTECITO LIBRARY 1469 E. VALLEY RD MONTECITO 10.83 SUTTER COUNTY LIBRARY SUTTER BRANCH LIBRARY 2147 CALIFORNIA ST. SUTTER 10.83 STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY HUGHSON LIBRARY 2412 3RD ST. HUGHSON 10.81 CORONADO PUBLIC LIBRARY CORONADO PUBLIC LIBRARY 640 ORANGE AVE. CORONADO 10.78 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY WALNUT CREEK LIBRARY 1644 N. BROADWAY WALNUT CREEK 10.77 SAUSALITO PUBLIC LIBRARY SAUSALITO PUBLIC LIBRARY 420 LITHO ST. SAUSALITO 10.76 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY MARTINEZ LIBRARY 740 COURT ST. MARTINEZ 10.7 KINGS COUNTY LIBRARY STRATFORD 20300 MAIN ST. STRATFORD 10.7 LA COUNTY LIBRARY CLAREMONT HELEN RENWICK LIBRARY 208 NORTH HARVARD AVE. CLAREMONT 10.7 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY ATASCADERO LIBRARY 6555 CAPISTRANO ATASCADERO 10.69 ROSEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY MAIDU LIBRARY 1530 MAIDU DRIVE ROSEVILLE 10.66 ALTADENA LIBRARY DISTRICT ALTADENA LIBRARY DISTRICT 600 E. MARIPOSA ST. ALTADENA 10.65 AMADOR COUNTY LIBRARY PINE GROVE BRANCH LIBRARY 19889 HWY 88 PINE GROVE 10.64 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY SHELL BEACH LIBRARY 230 LEEWARD AVENUE SHELL BEACH 10.63 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY PRESIDIO BRANCH LIBRARY 3150 SACRAMENTO ST. SAN FRANCISCO 10.61 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY RIPON LIBRARY 333 W. MAIN ST. RIPON 10.61 INYO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY INYO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY 168 N. EDWARDS ST. INDEPENDENCE 10.6 SANTA CLARA COUNTY LIBRARY CUPERTINO LIBRARY 10800 TORRE AVE. CUPERTINO 10.59 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY RINCON VALLEY REGIONAL LIBRARY 6959 MONTECITO BLVD SANTA ROSA 10.56 RIVERSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY ORANGE TERRACE 20010-B ORANGE TERRACE PKWY RIVERSIDE 10.53 COLUSA COUNTY FREE LIBRARY WILLIAMS BRANCH 901 E ST. WILLIAMS 10.52 PALO ALTO CITY LIBRARY COLLEGE TERRACE LIBRARY 2300 WELLESLEY ST. PALO ALTO 10.51 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM GRACE MELLMAN LIBRARY 41000 COUNTY CENTER TEMECULA 10.48 MARIPOSA COUNTY LIBRARY EL PORTAL LIBRARY 9670 RANCHERIA FLAT ROAD EL PORTAL 10.47 MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY DELHI EDUCATIONAL PARK COMMUNITY LIBRARY 16114 SCHENDAL ROAD DELHI 10.46 PLACER COUNTY LIBRARY ROCKLIN LIBRARY 4890 GRANITE DRIVE ROCKLIN 10.46 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES FOSTER CITY LIBRARY 1000 E. HILLSDALE BLVD. FOSTER CITY 10.46 MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY SANTA NELLA BRANCH LIBRARY 29188 W. CENTINELLA AVE. GUSTINE 10.45 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY CARMEL VALLEY BRANCH LIBRARY 3919 TOWNSGATE DR. SAN DIEGO 10.43 GLENDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY BRAND LIBRARY 1601 W. MOUNTAIN ST. GLENDALE 10.41 SANTA CLARA CITY LIBRARY NORTHSIDE BRANCH LIBRARY 695 MORELAND WAY SANTA CLARA 10.4 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY POWAY LIBRARY 13137 POWAY ROAD POWAY 10.39 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM NORCO BRANCH LIBRARY 3240 HAMNER AVE. NORCO 10.38 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY BRENTWOOD LIBRARY 104 OAK STREET BRENTWOOD 10.34 MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY LIVINGSTON BRANCH LIBRARY 1212 MAIN ST. LIVINGSTON 10.33 PLUMAS COUNTY LIBRARY PLUMAS COUNTY LIBRARY 445 JACKSON ST. QUINCY 10.33 CARLSBAD CITY LIBRARY DOVE LIBRARY 1775 DOVE LANE CARLSBAD 10.3 LA COUNTY LIBRARY VIEW PARK BEBE MOORE CAMPBELL LIBRARY 3854 WEST 54TH ST. LOS ANGELES 10.27 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES LAGUNA BEACH BRANCH LIBRARY 363 GLENNEYRE ST. LAGUNA BEACH 10.27 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY ORANGEVALE LIBRARY 8820 GREENBACK LANE, #L ORANGEVALE 10.27 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY RANCHO PENASQUITOS BRANCH LIBRARY 13355 SALMON RIVER RD. SAN DIEGO 10.27 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM CALIMESA LIBRARY 974 CALIMESA BLVD CALIMESA 10.26 SAN JUAN BAUTISTA CITY LIBRARY CARL MARTIN LUCK MEMORIAL LIBRARY 801 SECOND ST. SAN JUAN BAUTISTA 10.25 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY TRACY BRANCH LIBRARY 20 E. EATON AVE TRACY 10.24 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY THREE RIVERS LIBRARY 42052 EGGERS DR. THREE RIVERS 10.19 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY STUDIO CITY BRANCH 12511 MOORPARK ST. STUDIO CITY 10.15 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY RAMONA LIBRARY 1275 MAIN STREET RAMONA 10.11 CERRITOS PUBLIC LIBRARY CERRITOS LIBRARY 18025 BLOOMFIELD AVE. CERRITOS 10.08 PLUMAS COUNTY LIBRARY CHESTER BRANCH LIBRARY 222 FIRST AVE. CHESTER 10.08 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM WOODCREST COMMUNITY LIBRARY 16625 KRAMERIA RIVERSIDE 10.08 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTH NATOMAS LIBRARY 4660 VIA INGOGLIA SACRAMENTO 10.08 ALAMEDA COUNTY LIBRARY UNION CITY LIBRARY 34007 ALVARADO-NILES RD. UNION CITY 10.04 MISSION VIEJO LIBRARY MISSION VIEJO LIBRARY 100 CIVIC CENTER MISSION VIEJO 10.04 Item #16. Page 16
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY YGNACIO VALLEY LIBRARY 2661 OAK GROVE RD. WALNUT CREEK 10.03 LA COUNTY LIBRARY STEVENSON RANCH EXPRESS LIBRARY 25950 THE OLD ROAD STEVENSON RANCH 10.01 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES MARY WILSON BRANCH LIBRARY 707 ELECTRIC AVE. SEAL BEACH 10 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES LA PALMA BRANCH LIBRARY 7842 WALKER ST. LA PALMA 9.98 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY ELK GROVE LIBRARY 8900 ELK GROVE BLVD. ELK GROVE 9.95 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY WINDSOR REGIONAL LIBRARY 9291 OLD REDWOOD HWY, BLDG. 100 WINDSOR 9.92 WHITTIER PUBLIC LIBRARY WHITTWOOD BRANCH LIBRARY 10537 SANTA GERTRUDES AVE. WHITTIER 9.92 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY WESTCHESTER -LOYOLA VILLAGE BRANCH 7114 W. MANCHESTER AV. LOS ANGELES 9.89 LIVERMORE PUBLIC LIBRARY CIVIC CENTER LIBRARY 1188 S. LIVERMORE AVE. LIVERMORE 9.88 ONTARIO CITY LIBRARY LEWIS FAMILY BRANCH 3850 E. RIVERSIDE DRIVE ONTARIO 9.86 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY TEHACHAPI BRANCH LIBRARY 212 S. GREEN STREET TEHACHAPI 9.85 MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY DOS PALOS BRANCH LIBRARY 2002 ALMOND DOS PALOS 9.85 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY MARIAN O. LAWRENCE (GALT) LIBRARY 1000 CAROLINE AVE. GALT 9.85 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY CALABAZAS BRANCH LIBRARY 1230 S BLANEY AVE SAN JOSE 9.85 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY PLATT BRANCH 23600 VICTORY BLVD. LOS ANGELES 9.84 THOUSAND OAKS LIBRARY THOUSAND OAKS LIBRARY 1401 E. JANSS RD. THOUSAND OAKS 9.8 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY KENSINGTON LIBRARY 61 ARLINGTON AVE. KENSINGTON 9.79 HUNTINGTON BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY BANNING LIBRARY 9281 BANNING AVE. HUNTINGTON BEACH 9.79 CALAVERAS COUNTY LIBRARY COPPEROPOLIS BRANCH LIBRARY SUITE 106 LAKE TULLOCH PLAZA COPPEROPOLIS 9.78 LA COUNTY LIBRARY MALIBU LIBRARY 23519 WEST CIVIC CENTER WAY MALIBU 9.77 ROSEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY MARTHA RILEY COMMUNITY LIBRARY 1501 PLEASANT GROVE BLVD ROSEVILLE 9.77 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY OAKLEY LIBRARY 1050 NEROLY ROAD OAKLEY 9.74 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY ROCKRIDGE BRANCH LIBRARY 5366 COLLEGE AVE. OAKLAND 9.72 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY SILVER LAKE BRANCH 2411 GLENDALE BLVD. LOS ANGELES 9.71 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY FRANKLIN LIBRARY 10055 FRANKLIN HIGH ROAD ELK GROVE 9.7 EL SEGUNDO PUBLIC LIBRARY CENTER STREET SCHOOL BRANCH LIBRARY 700 CENTER ST. EL SEGUNDO 9.69 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM TEMECULA PUBLIC LIBRARY 30600 PAUBA ROAD TEMECULA 9.69 CHULA VISTA PUBLIC LIBRARY OTAY RANCH LIBRARY 2015 BIRCH RD CHULA VISTA 9.67 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY PREWETT LIBRARY 4703 LONE TREE WAY ANTIOCH 9.65 INYO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY BISHOP BRANCH LIBRARY 210 ACADEMY AVE. BISHOP 9.63 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LA VERNE LIBRARY 3640 D. ST. LA VERNE 9.6 GLENDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY MONTROSE BRANCH LIBRARY 2465 HONOLULU AVE. MONTROSE 9.56 MADERA COUNTY LIBRARY NORTH FORK BRANCH LIBRARY 32908 RD. 222 NORTH FORK 9.55 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY RANCHO BERNARDO BRANCH LIBRARY 17110 BERNARDO CENTER DR. SAN DIEGO 9.51 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY BONITA-SUNNYSIDE LIBRARY 4375 BONITA RD BONITA 9.5 PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY HASTINGS BRANCH LIBRARY 3325 E. ORANGE GROVE BLVD. PASADENA 9.49 BURLINGAME PUBLIC LIBRARY BURLINGAME MAIN LIBRARY 480 PRIMROSE ROAD BURLINGAME 9.48 COLUSA COUNTY FREE LIBRARY COLUSA COUNTY FREE LIBRARY 738 MARKET ST. COLUSA 9.47 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM PALOMA VALLEY LIBRARY 31375 BRADLEY ROAD MENIFEE 9.43 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY CAMBRIAN LIBRARY 1780 HILLSDALE AVE. SAN JOSE 9.39 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY SANTA TERESA LIBRARY 290 INTERNATIONAL CIR. SAN JOSE 9.37 TORRANCE PUBLIC LIBRARY HENDERSON BRANCH LIBRARY 4805 EMERALD ST. TORRANCE 9.37 BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTH BRANCH LIBRARY 1170 THE ALAMEDA BERKELEY 9.26 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY HERCULES LIBRARY 109 CIVIC DR. HERCULES 9.21 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY CLAYTON COMMUNITY LIBRARY 6125 CLAYTON ROAD CLAYTON 9.19 SOLANO COUNTY LIBRARY VACAVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY - CULTURAL CENTER 1020 ULATIS DR. VACAVILLE 9.17 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY COURTLAND LIBRARY 170 PRIMASING AVE COURTLAND 9.14 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY CHINO HILLS 14020 CITY CENTER DRIVE CHINO HILLS 9.14 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY SOLANA BEACH LIBRARY 157 STEVENS AVENUE SOLANA BEACH 9.14 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY ALMADEN BRANCH LIBRARY 6445 CAMDEN AVE SAN JOSE 9.12 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY POCKET-GREENHAVEN 7335 GLORIA DRIVE SACRAMENTO 9.09 ALAMEDA COUNTY LIBRARY NEWARK LIBRARY 6300 CIVIC TERRACE AVE. NEWARK 9.04 PALO ALTO CITY LIBRARY RINCONADA LIBRARY 1213 NEWELL RD. PALO ALTO 9.03 PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY LAMANDA PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 140 S. ALTADENA DR. PASADENA 9.02 PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN RAFAEL BRANCH LIBRARY 1240 NITHSDALE PASADENA 9.01 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY MENTONE SENIOR CENTER AND LIBRARY 1331 OPAL AVENUE MENTONE 9.01 ALAMEDA COUNTY LIBRARY FREMONT MAIN LIBRARY 2400 STEVENSON BLVD. FREMONT 9 LA COUNTY LIBRARY AGOURA HILLS LIBRARY 29901 LADYFACE COURT AGOURA HILLS 8.99 MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY IRWIN-HILMAR BRANCH LIBRARY 20041 W. FALKE ST. HILMAR 8.99 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY CRESTON LIBRARY 6290 ADAMS CRESTON 8.86 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY THORNTON LIBRARY 26341 N. THORNTON RD. THORNTON 8.86 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY SANTA MARGARITA LIBRARY 9630 MURPHY ST. SANTA MARGARITA 8.85 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES BELMONT LIBRARY 1110 ALAMEDA DE LAS PULGAS BELMONT 8.85 PLACER COUNTY LIBRARY PENRYN LIBRARY 2215 RIPPEY ROAD PENRYN 8.84 FOLSOM PUBLIC LIBRARY FOLSOM PUBLIC LIBRARY, GEORGIA MURRAY BUILDING 411 STAFFORD ST FOLSOM 8.8 LA COUNTY LIBRARY HERMOSA BEACH LIBRARY 550 PIER AVE. HERMOSA BEACH 8.79 LIVERMORE PUBLIC LIBRARY SPRINGTOWN BRANCH LIBRARY 998 BLUEBELL DR. LIVERMORE 8.79 SANTA CLARA CITY LIBRARY SANTA CLARA CITY LIBRARY - CENTRAL PARK LIBRARY 2635 HOMESTEAD ROAD SANTA CLARA 8.78 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY NOE VALLEY - SALLY BRUNN BRANCH LIBRARY 451 JERSEY ST. SAN FRANCISCO 8.77 PLUMAS COUNTY LIBRARY PORTOLA BRANCH LIBRARY 34 3RD AVE. PORTOLA 8.75 ALAMEDA COUNTY LIBRARY NILES LIBRARY 150 I ST. FREMONT 8.74 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY SCRIPPS MIRAMAR RANCH LIBRARY CENTER 10301 SCRIPPS LAKE DRIVE SAN DIEGO 8.74 GLENDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY CHEVY CHASE BRANCH LIBRARY 3301 E. CHEVY CHASE DR. GLENDALE 8.7 REDONDO BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY REDONDO BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY 303 N. PACIFIC COAST HWY REDONDO BEACH 8.7 BENICIA PUBLIC LIBRARY BENICIA PUBLIC LIBRARY 150 E. L ST. BENICIA 8.65 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY VILLAGE SQUARE BRANCH LIBRARY 4001 EVERGREEN VILLAGE SQUARE SAN JOSE 8.65 LA COUNTY LIBRARY TOPANGA 122 N. TOPANGA CANYON BLVD. TOPANGA 8.64 SANTA MONICA PUBLIC LIBRARY MONTANA AVENUE BRANCH LIBRARY 1704 MONTANA AVE. SANTA MONICA 8.58 STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY NEWMAN LIBRARY 1305 KERN ST. NEWMAN 8.56 YORBA LINDA PUBLIC LIBRARY YORBA LINDA PUBLIC LIBRARY 4852 LAKEVIEW AVE. YORBA LINDA 8.53 MOORPARK CITY LIBRARY MOORPARK CITY LIBRARY 699 MOORPARK AVENUE MOORPARK 8.49 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY CLOVIS REGIONAL LIBRARY 1155 FIFTH ST. CLOVIS 8.47 SANTA CLARA COUNTY LIBRARY SARATOGA LIBRARY 13650 SARATOGA AVE. SARATOGA 8.47 HUNTINGTON BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY MAIN STREET LIBRARY 525 MAIN ST. HUNTINGTON BEACH 8.44 PALOS VERDES LIBRARY DISTRICT MALAGA COVE LIBRARY 2400 VIA CAMPESINA PALOS VERDES ESTATES 8.41 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA BRANCH LIBRARY 30902 LA PROMESA RANCHO SANTA MARGARI 8.35 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY CARTER BRANCH LIBRARY 2630 N. LINDEN AVENUE RIALTO 8.3 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY 4S RANCH 10433 RESERVE DR SAN DIEGO 8.28 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES SAN CARLOS LIBRARY 610 ELM ST. SAN CARLOS 8.24 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY SUMMIT BRANCH LIBRARY 15551 SUMMIT AVENUE FONTANA 8.22 LAKE COUNTY LIBRARY MIDDLETOWN LIBRARY 21256 WASHINGTON STREET MIDDLETOWN 8.19 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM EL CERRITO PUBLIC LIBRARY 7581 RUDELL ROAD CORONA 8.01 PLEASANTON PUBLIC LIBRARY PLEASANTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 400 OLD BERNAL AVE. PLEASANTON 7.98 ALAMEDA COUNTY LIBRARY CENTERVILLE LIBRARY 3801 NICOLET AVE. FREMONT 7.95 BELVEDERE-TIBURON LIBRARY BELVEDERE-TIBURON LIBRARY 1501 TIBURON BLVD TIBURON 7.93 EL DORADO COUNTY LIBRARY CAMERON PARK BRANCH 2500 COUNTRY CLUB DR. CAMERON PARK 7.91 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY CARMEL MOUNTAIN RANCH BRANCH LIBRARY 12095 WORLD TRADE DR. SAN DIEGO 7.9 PALOS VERDES LIBRARY DISTRICT THE ANNEX 627 SILVER SPUR ROAD, SUITE 210 ROLLING HILLS ESTATE 7.77 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY WEST PORTAL BRANCH LIBRARY 190 LENOX WAY SAN FRANCISCO 7.73 YOLO COUNTY LIBRARY CLARKSBURG BRANCH LIBRARY 52915 NETHERLANDS AVE. CLARKSBURG 7.71 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY SOUTHWEST BRANCH LIBRARY 8301 MING AVENUE BAKERSFIELD 7.69 REDONDO BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY REDONDO BEACH NORTH BRANCH LIBRARY 2000 ARTESIA BOULEVARD REDONDO BEACH 7.69 SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARIES SCOTTS VALLEY BRANCH LIBRARY 251 KINGS VILLAGE ROAD SCOTTS VALLEY 7.66 ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY CANYON HILLS BRANCH 400 SCOUT TRAIL ANAHEIM 7.65 SAN ANSELMO PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN ANSELMO PUBLIC LIBRARY 110 TUNSTEAD AVE. SAN ANSELMO 7.64 ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY EAST ANAHEIM BRANCH 8201 E. SANTA ANA CANYON RD. ANAHEIM 7.63 SANTA CLARA COUNTY LIBRARY WOODLAND LIBRARY 1975 GRANT RD. LOS ALTOS 7.62 THOUSAND OAKS LIBRARY NEWBURY PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 2331 BORCHARD ROAD NEWBURY PARK 7.6 Item #16. Page 17
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IMPERIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY IMPERIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY 200 W. 9TH ST. IMPERIAL 7.59 SANTA CLARITA PUBLIC LIBRARY VALENCIA LIBRARY 23743 VALENCIA BLVD. SANTA CLARITA 7.57 RANCHO CUCAMONGA PUBLIC LIBRARY PAUL A. BIANE LIBRARY 12505 CULTURAL CENTER DRIVE RANCHO CUCAMONGA 7.55 CALABASAS CITY LIBRARY CALABASAS CITY LIBRARY 200 CIVIC CENTER WAY CALABASAS 7.49 LIVERMORE PUBLIC LIBRARY RINCON BRANCH LIBRARY 725 RINCON AVE. LIVERMORE 7.42 LA COUNTY LIBRARY CULVER CITY JULIAN DIXON LIBRARY 4975 OVERLAND AVE. CULVER CITY 7.41 TORRANCE PUBLIC LIBRARY WALTERIA BRANCH LIBRARY 3815 W. 242ND ST. TORRANCE 7.35 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM EASTVALE COMMUNITY LIBRARY 7447 SCHOLAR WAY EASTVALE 7.27 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES LADERA RANCH BRANCH LIBRARY 29551 SIENNA PARKWAY LADERA RANCH 7.19 LA COUNTY LIBRARY CASTAIC LIBRARY 27971 SLOAN CANYON ROAD CASTAIC 7.11 VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY OAK PARK LIBRARY 899 N KANAN RD. OAK PARK 7.11 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY WALNUT GROVE LIBRARY 14177 MARKET ST. WALNUT GROVE 7.1 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY LAFAYETTE LIBRARY 3491 MT. DIABLO BLVD. LAFAYETTE 6.99 LA COUNTY LIBRARY MANHATTAN BEACH LIBRARY 1320 HIGHLAND AVE. MANHATTAN BEACH 6.98 ALAMEDA COUNTY LIBRARY DUBLIN LIBRARY 200 CIVIC PLAZA DUBLIN 6.86 PALOS VERDES LIBRARY DISTRICT PENINSULA CENTER LIBRARY 701 SILVER SPUR ROAD ROLLING HILLS ESTATES 6.83 PLACER COUNTY LIBRARY GRANITE BAY LIBRARY 6475 DOUGLAS BLVD GRANITE BAY 6.77 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY PALISADES BRANCH 861 ALMA REAL DR. PACIFIC PALISADES 6.73 LOS GATOS LIBRARY LOS GATOS PUBLIC LIBRARY 100 VILLA AVENUE LOS GATOS 6.73 CALAVERAS COUNTY LIBRARY VALLEY SPRINGS BRANCH 240 PINE ST. VALLEY SPRINGS 6.72 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY PORTER RANCH BRANCH 11371 TAMPA AVE. LOS ANGELES 6.68 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY DOUGHERTY STATION LIBRARY 17017 BOLLINGER CANYON RD. SAN RAMON 6.63 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY BIG CREEK STATION 51190 POINT ROAD BIG CREEK 6.62 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY MORAGA LIBRARY 1500 ST. MARY`S RD. MORAGA 6.55 ALAMEDA COUNTY LIBRARY IRVINGTON LIBRARY 41825 GREENPARK DR. FREMONT 6.53 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY ORINDA LIBRARY 26 ORINDA WAY ORINDA 6.4 LONG BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY EL DORADO BRANCH LIBRARY 2900 STUDEBAKER RD. LONG BEACH 6.33 LOOMIS LIBRARY & COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER LOOMIS LIBRARY & COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER 6050 LIBRARY DR. LOOMIS 6.2 LA COUNTY LIBRARY WESTLAKE VILLAGE LIBRARY 31220 W. OAK CREST DRIVE WESTLAKE VILLAGE 6.19 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY PIEDRA STATION 25385 TRIMMER SPRINGS ROAD PIEDRA 6.06 SOLANO COUNTY LIBRARY FAIRFIELD CORDELIA LIBRARY 5050 BUSINESS CENTER DR. FAIRFIELD 6 PALOS VERDES LIBRARY DISTRICT MIRALESTE LIBRARY 29089 PALOS VERDES DR. E. RANCHO PALOS VERDES 5.95 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY DANVILLE LIBRARY 400 FRONT STREET DANVILLE 5.93 TORRANCE PUBLIC LIBRARY EL RETIRO BRANCH LIBRARY 126 VISTA DEL PARQUE REDONDO BEACH 5.89 LA COUNTY LIBRARY LA CANADA FLINTRIDGE LIBRARY 4545 NORTH OAKWOOD AVE. LA CANADA FLINTRIDGE 5.78 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES AROMAS BRANCH LIBRARY 389-D BLOHM AVENUE AROMAS 5.61 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY SAN RAMON LIBRARY 100 MONTGOMERY ST. SAN RAMON 5.56 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOUNTAIN HOUSE LIBRARY 201 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNTAIN HOUSE 5.29 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY AUBERRY BRANCH LIBRARY 33049 AUBERRY ROAD AUBERRY 5.14 HARRISON MEMORIAL LIBRARY PARK BRANCH LIBRARY - HARRISON MEMORIAL MISSION & SIXTH ST. CARMEL 5.13 ALAMEDA FREE LIBRARY BAY FARM ISLAND BRANCH 3221 MECARTNEY RD. ALAMEDA 5.04 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY WOODWARD PARK REGIONAL LIBRARY 944 EAST PERRIN AVENUE FRESNO 4.83 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY MONTCLAIR BRANCH LIBRARY 1687 MOUNTAIN BLVD. OAKLAND 4.83 FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SHAVER LAKE BRANCH LIBRARY 41344 TOLLHOUSE RD. SHAVER LAKE 4.73 EL DORADO COUNTY LIBRARY EL DORADO HILLS LIBRARY 7455 SILVA VALLEY PARKWAY EL DORADO HILLS 4.48 HARRISON MEMORIAL LIBRARY HARRISON MEMORIAL LIBRARY OCEAN AVE. & LINCOLN BLVD. CARMEL 4.14 Item #16. Page 18
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Library Jurisdiction Library Facility Project Title Award Amount City County CPM SAN RAFAEL PUBLIC LIBRARY Pickleweed Library Pickleweed Library Renovation and Expansion $ 1,000,000.00 San Rafael Marin 45.86 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY African American Museum and
Library at Oakland (AAMLO)
AAMLO Protection & Enhancement Project $ 1,689,314.00 Oakland Alameda 45.61 SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY City Heights Annex City heights Multi Media Idea Lab & Performance Annex $ 3,310,637.00 San Diego San Diego 43.1 SANTA ANA PUBLIC LIBRARY Main Library Main Library Transformation Project $ 9,329,973.00 Santa Ana Orange 41.37 YOLO COUNTY LIBRARY New South Davis Branch Library Bringing Opportunity Closer to Home: New South Davis Branch Library $ 8,783,400.00 Davis Yolo 40.91 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Bell Gardens Library Bell Gardens Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Bell Gardens Los Angeles 37.65 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY Biblioteca Latinoamericana
Branch Library
Biblioteca Latinoamericana Improvement Project $ 3,625,045.00 San Jose Santa Clara 37.61 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Florence Library Florence Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 37.47 OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY Brookfield Branch Library Brookfield Library Critical Maintenance Project $ 2,148,333.00 Oakland Alameda 37.2 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Lake Los Angeles Library Lake Los Angeles Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Palmdale Los Angeles 37.01 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Cudahy Library Cudahy Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Cudahy Los Angeles 36.79 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Woodcrest Library Woodcrest Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 36.42 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY BAKER BRANCH LIBRARY Baker Branch Library Improvement Project $ 667,761.00 BAKERSFIELD Kern 36.35 LA COUNTY LIBRARY El Camino Real Library El Camino Real Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 35.96 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Graham Library Graham Library Refurbishment Project $ 186,000.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 35.32 LA COUNTY LIBRARY El Monte Library El Monte Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 El Monte Los Angeles 34.88 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY John Muir Branch REPLACEMENT/UPGRADE OF HVAC SYSTEM $ 116,792.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 34.75 RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM Coachella Library Coachella Library Retrofitting and Renovation Project $ 4,568,807.00 Coachella Riverside 33.71 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Hawaiian Gardens Library Hawaiian Gardens Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Hawaiian Gardens
Los Angeles 33.16
LA COUNTY LIBRARY Maywood Cesar Chavez Library Maywood Cesar Chavez Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Maywood Los Angeles 33.11 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Lancaster Library Lancaster Library Security Project $ 37,500.00 Lancaster Los Angeles 32.85 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY East San Jose Carnegie Branch
Library
East San Jose Carnegie Branch Library Improvement Project $ 654,945.00 San Jose Santa Clara 32.59 GLENDALE LIBRARY, ARTS & CULTURE Glendale Central Library Glendale Central Library Critical Maintenance, Sustainability and Youth Spaces Renovation $ 5,670,328.00 Glendale Los Angeles 32.41 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Rosemead Library Rosemead Library Security Project $ 37,500.00 Rosemead Los Angeles 32.38 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Huntington Park Library Huntington Park Library Security Project $ 40,000.00 Huntington Park Los Angeles 32.32 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY Arcata Library Arcata Library Accessibility Project $ 225,833.00 Arcata Humboldt 32.09 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY Sacramento Central Library Central Library Major Repairs to Elevator, HVAC, and Roof $ 929,932.00 Sacramento Sacramento 31.96 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Bell Library Bell Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Bell Los Angeles 31.89 ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY Central Branch Central Library Fire Alarm System Installation $ 17,380.00 Anaheim Orange 31.82 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY Tully Community Branch Library Tully Library Branch Improvement Project $ 147,757.00 San Jose Santa Clara 31.71 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES Irvine University Park Library Irvine University Park Library Tenant Enhancements $ 2,861,578.00 Irvine Orange 31.5 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES Stanton Library Stanton Library Tenant Enhancements $ 364,752.00 Stanton Orange 31.15

KERN COUNTY LIBRARY HOLLOWAY-GONZALES BRANCH

LIBRARY
Holloway-Gonzales Critical Safety Project $ 1,729,262.00 Bakersfield Kern 31.06 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Lennox Library Lennox Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Lennox Los Angeles 30.96 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Compton Library Compton Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Compton Los Angeles 30.81 LA COUNTY LIBRARY East Los Angeles Library East Los Angeles Library Security Project $ 37,500.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 30.42 ORANGE PUBLIC LIBRARY Orange Public Library & History
Center
Orange Public Library & History Center Critical Needs $ 393,365.00 Orange Orange 30.11

KERN COUNTY LIBRARY KERN RIVER VALLEY BRANCH

LIBRARY
Kern River Valley Safety Improvement Project $ 470,541.00 LAKE ISABELLA Kern 29.98 LOMPOC PUBLIC LIBRARY Lompoc Library Lompoc Library HVAC replacement and ADA restroom upgrade $ 403,442.00 Lompoc Santa Barbara 29.82 ALHAMBRA CIVIC CENTER LIBRARY Alhambra Civic Center Library Critical Roof Replacement for Alhambra Library $ 225,000.00 Alhambra Los Angeles 29.54 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY Wilshire Branch Replacement/Upgrade of the HVAC Systems $ 105,792.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 29.45 ESCONDIDO PUBLIC LIBRARY Escondido Public Library Escondido Public Library Critical Infrastructure and Modernization Project $ 10,000,000.00 Escondido San Diego 29.25 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES North Fair Oaks Library North Fair Oaks Library Improvement Project $ 106,174.00 Redwood City San Mateo 29.12 Item #16. Page 19
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Library Jurisdiction Library Facility Project Title Award Amount City County CPM LA COUNTY LIBRARY Anthony Quinn Library Anthony Quinn Library ADA Compliance $ 311,000.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 29.07 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Littlerock Library Littlerock Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Littlerock Los Angeles 29.07

BLANCHARD/SANTA PAULA PUBLIC LIBRARY

DISTRICT
Blanchard Community Library Reroof, HVAC Replacement, and Battery Energy Storage System Grant $ 686,247.00 Santa Paula Ventura 28.73 LA COUNTY LIBRARY City Terrace Library City Terrace Library ADA Compliance $ 411,000.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 28.61 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Lynwood Library Lynwood Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Lynwood Los Angeles 28.53 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Leland R. Weaver Library Leland R. Weaver Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 South Gate Los Angeles 28.41 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Willowbrook Library Willowbrook Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 28.27 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY Baldwin Hills Branch REPLACEMENT/UPGRADE OF HVAC SYSTEM $ 131,095.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 28.06 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY TAFT BRANCH LIBRARY Taft Library Improvement Project $ 337,742.00 TAFT Kern 28.05 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY Bascom Branch Library Bascom Branch Library Improvement Project $ 652,746.00 San Jose Santa Clara 28.02 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY Canoga Park REPLACEMENT UPGRADE OF HVAC SYSTEM $ 93,692.00 Canoga Park Los Angeles 27.91 ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY Euclid Branch Euclid Library HVAC System Replacement $ 133,333.00 Anaheim Orange 27.87 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY MOJAVE BRANCH LIBRARY Mojave Branch Library Life Safety Improvement Project $ 69,172.00 MOJAVE Kern 27.86 BUENA PARK LIBRARY DISTRICT Buena Park Library District Buena Park Library District HVAC Replacement $ 881,767.00 Buena Park Orange 27.69 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY Chinatown Branch Library Chinatown Branch Library Renovation $ 7,930,087.00 San Francisco San Francisco 27.67 ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY Haskett Branch Haskett Library HVAC System Replacement $ 233,333.00 Anaheim Orange 27.64 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY Valley Plaza Replacement/Upgrade of the HVAC System $ 103,592.00 North Hollywood Los Angeles 27.52 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY Educational Park Branch Library Educational Park Branch Library Improvement Project $ 515,729.00 San Jose Santa Clara 27.4 POMONA PUBLIC LIBRARY Pomona Public Library Pomona Public Library - A Safe and Welcoming Library $ 6,014,328.00 Pomona Los Angeles 27.33 LA COUNTY LIBRARY East Rancho Dominguez Library East Rancho Dominguez Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 East Rancho Dominguez
Los Angeles 27.31
LA COUNTY LIBRARY Hawthorne Library Hawthorne Library ADA Compliance $ 361,000.00 Hawthorne Los Angeles 27.04 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY BEALE MEMORIAL LIBRARY Beale Memorial Library Headquarters Improvement Project $ 2,935,085.00 Bakersfield Kern 26.91 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY Southgate Library Southgate Library - Americans with Disabilities Act Upgrades (Public Interior) and Fire Alarm Modifications $ 400,060.00 Sacramento Sacramento 26.85 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES Garden Grove Main Library Garden Grove Main Library Tenant Enhancements $ 2,718,498.00 Garden Grove Orange 26.67 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY Del Paso Library Del Paso Library Repairs $ 203,070.00 Sacramento Sacramento 26.56 ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY Sunkist Branch Sunkist Library HVAC System Replacement $ 133,333.00 Anaheim Orange 26.46 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY Alpaugh Branch Library Alpaugh Branch Library-Life, safety, and more upgrades $ 845,027.00 Alpaugh Tulare 26.19 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY Martin Luther King Library Martin Luther King Library Major Rebuild $ 5,562,774.00 Sacramento Sacramento 26.12 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY Seven Trees Branch Library Seven Trees Branch Library Improvement Project $ 1,487,606.00 San Jose Santa Clara 25.96 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Chet Holifield Library Chet Holifield Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Montebello Los Angeles 25.95 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Paramount Library Paramount Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Paramount Los Angeles 25.9 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Norwood Library Norwood Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 El Monte Los Angeles 25.54 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY Hillview Branch Hillview Branch Improvement Project $ 265,021.00 San Jose Santa Clara 25.42 LA COUNTY LIBRARY South El Monte Library South El Monte Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 South El Monte Los Angeles 25.34 LA COUNTY LIBRARY AC Bilbrew Library AC Bilbrew Library Security Project $ 37,500.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 25.23 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY Northridge Branch Replacement/Upgradeof the HVAC System $ 122,444.00 Northridge Los Angeles 24.98 RICHMOND PUBLIC LIBRARY MAIN LIBRARY Revitalizing the Historic Richmond Main Library $ 9,712,979.00 Richmond Contra Costa 24.73 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Hollydale Library Hollydale Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 South Gate Los Angeles 24.58 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Avalon Library Avalon Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Avalon Los Angeles 24.34 FULLERTON PUBLIC LIBRARY Hunt Branch Library Hunt Branch Library Improvements Project $ 194,650.00 Fullerton Orange 24.31 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY Joyce Ellington Branch Library Joyce Ellington Branch Improvement Project $ 705,664.00 San Jose Santa Clara 23.98 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Montebello Library Montebello Refurbishment Project $ 691,800.00 Montebello Los Angeles 23.96 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Masao W. Satow Library Masao W. Satow Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Gardena Los Angeles 23.93 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY South San Francisco Public Library South San Francisco Main Library Project $ 4,492,310.00 South San Francisco
San Mateo 23.83
KERN COUNTY LIBRARY ARVIN BRANCH LIBRARY Arvin Branch Library Safety Project $ 205,052.00 ARVIN Kern 23.69 LAKE COUNTY LIBRARY Redbud Library Lake County Library Critical Life and Safety Improvements $ 254,467.00 Clearlake Lake 23.55 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY John C. Fremont Branch Replacement Upgrade of the HVAC System $ 109,092.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 23.5 INGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY Inglewood Public Library - Main Inglewood Public Library Seismic Renovation $ 2,709,531.00 Inglewood Los Angeles 22.9 Item #16. Page 20
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Library Jurisdiction Library Facility Project Title Award Amount City County CPM CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY Antioch Library Antioch Library $ 1,057,533.00 Antioch Contra Costa 22.62 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Gardena Mayme Dear Library Gardena Mayme Dear Library Refurbishment Project $ 361,000.00 Gardena Los Angeles 22.61 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY DELANO BRANCH LIBRARY Delano Branch Safety Project $ 483,839.00 DELANO Kern 22.32 GLENDALE LIBRARY, ARTS & CULTURE Grandview Library Grandview Library Critical Maintenance $ 271,587.00 Glendale Los Angeles 22.2 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES La Habra Library La Habra Library Tenant Enhancements $ 1,509,999.00 La Habra Orange 22.13 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Lawndale Library Lawndale Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Lawndale Los Angeles 22.1 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Rowland Heights Library Rowland Heights Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Rowland Heights Los Angeles 22.08

STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC

LIBRARY
Cesar Chavez Central Library Cesar Chavez Central Library Remodel $ 10,000,000.00 Stockton San Joaquin 22.07 LA COUNTY LIBRARY La Puente Library La Puente Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 La Puente Los Angeles 22.01 LASSEN LIBRARY DISTRICT Lassen Library District Lassen Library District Infrastructure Improvements $ 1,871,590.00 Susanville Lassen 21.83 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY Orosi Branch Library Orosi Branch Library-Life, Safety, Restoration, and more upgrades $ 951,219.00 Orosi Tulare 21.82 SANTA BARBARA PUBLIC LIBRARY Central Library Central Library Accessibility and Fire Suppression Project $ 1,449,989.00 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara 21.72 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Norwalk Library Norwalk Library Security Project $ 37,500.00 Norwalk Los Angeles 21.5 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Alondra Library Alondra Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Norwalk Los Angeles 21.49 LA COUNTY LIBRARY San Gabriel Library San Gabriel Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 San Gabriel Los Angeles 21.36 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Live Oak Library Live Oak Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Arcadia Los Angeles 21.26 RIVERSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY Arlanza Library Arlanza Library Roof Repair $ 14,740.00 Riverside Riverside 21.2 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Baldwin Park Library Baldwin Park Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Baldwin Park Los Angeles 20.94

KERN COUNTY LIBRARY CALIFORNIA CITY BRANCH

LIBRARY
California City Critical Repair Project $ 540,618.00 CALIFORNIA CITY Kern 20.84 LA COUNTY LIBRARY West Hollywood Library West Hollywood Library Security Project $ 40,000.00 West Hollywood Los Angeles 20.84 ORANGE PUBLIC LIBRARY Taft Branch Orange Public Library Taft Branch Critical Needs $ 59,125.00 Orange Orange 20.69 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY North Hollywood Amelia Earhart Regional branch
Replacement/Upgrade of HVAC System $ 201,297.00 Granada Hills Los Angeles 20.57 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY Memorial REPLACEMENT/UPGRADE OF HVAC SYSTEM $ 127,070.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 20.57 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY Encino-Tarzana Branch Replacement/Upgrade of the HVAC Systems $ 94,092.00 Tarzana Los Angeles 20.55 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Sunkist Library Sunkist Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 La Puente Los Angeles 20.45 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY Arden Dimick Library Arden Dimick Library - Americans with Disabilities Act Upgrades (Public Path of Travel), Americans with Disabilities Act Upgrades (Public Interior), and HVAC Upgrades
$ 533,719.00 Sacramento Sacramento 20.43
COVINA PUBLIC LIBRARY Covina Metrolink Library Center Covina Metrolink Library Center $ 5,377,020.00 Covina Los Angeles 20.39 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Clifton M. Brakensiek Library Clifton M. Brakensiek Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Bellflower Los Angeles 20.39 PALM SPRINGS PUBLIC LIBRARY Palm Springs Public Library-Main Palm Springs Public Library Renovation $ 6,569,942.00 Palm Springs Riverside 20.38 SAN MATEO PUBLIC LIBRARY Marina Branch Library Marina Branch Improvement Project $ 458,600.00 San Mateo San Mateo 20.19 PALMDALE CITY LIBRARY Palmdale City Library Palmdale City Library Improvement Project $ 698,000.00 Palmdale Los Angeles 20.13 PLACER COUNTY LIBRARY Auburn Library Auburn Library Critical Maintenance and Modernization $ 4,901,035.00 Auburn Placer 19.87 SAN RAFAEL PUBLIC LIBRARY San Rafael Downtown Carnegie
Library
Carnegie Library Renovation, Expansion and ADA Upgrades $ 1,000,000.00 San Rafael Marin 19.87 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY WASCO BRANCH LIBRARY Wasco Branch Library Improvement Project $ 438,549.00 WASCO Kern 19.82 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY LAMONT BRANCH LIBRARY Lamont Critical Repair Project $ 587,197.00 LAMONT Kern 19.33 TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY Dinuba Branch Library Dinuba Branch Library-Life, Safety, and more upgrades $ 550,000.00 Dinuba Tulare 19.25 SANTA MONICA PUBLIC LIBRARY Main Library Main Library Critical Systems Maintenance $ 286,948.00 Santa Monica Los Angeles 19.08 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Temple City Library Temple City Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Temple City Los Angeles 18.77 SHASTA PUBLIC LIBRARIES Anderson Library Anderson Library Safety Renovation $ 439,949.00 Anderson Shasta 18.68 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Lloyd Taber-Marina Del Rey
Library
Lloyd Taber-Marina Del Rey Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Marina Del Rey Los Angeles 18.4 PLACENTIA LIBRARY DISTRICT Placentia Library District Falls, Floods & Fumes $ 54,810.00 Placentia Orange 18.37 EL SEGUNDO PUBLIC LIBRARY El Segundo Public Library Library Repairs for Accessibility and Health $ 179,590.00 El Segundo Los Angeles 18.28 MENLO PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY Main Library Menlo Park Main Library Critical Infrastructure Needs $ 509,179.00 Menlo Park San Mateo 18.27 PORTERVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY Porterville City Library Rebuilding Our Porterville City Library $ 7,263,158.00 PORTERVILLE Tulare 18.26 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Charter Oak Library Charter Oak Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Covina Los Angeles 18.25 Item #16. Page 21
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Library Jurisdiction Library Facility Project Title Award Amount City County CPM LA COUNTY LIBRARY Los Nietos Library Los Nietos Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Whittier Los Angeles 18.12 SHASTA PUBLIC LIBRARIES Redding Library Redding Library Safety Renovation Project $ 1,626,790.00 Redding Shasta 18.05 SAN LEANDRO PUBLIC LIBRARY South Branch Library South Branch Library Improvements Project $ 16,425.00 San Leandro Alameda 18.05 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY Eureka Library "Welcoming Everyone": The Eureka Library Accessibility Project $ 170,788.00 Eureka Humboldt 18 VICTORVILLE CITY LIBRARY Green Tree Library Green Tree Library $ 9,035,105.00 Victorville San Bernardino 17.97 SHASTA PUBLIC LIBRARIES Burney Library Burney Library Safety Renovation Project $ 453,109.00 Burney Shasta 17.91 SAN LEANDRO PUBLIC LIBRARY Manor Branch Library Manor Branch Library Improvements Project $ 128,280.00 San Leandro Alameda 17.88 RIVERSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY Arlington Library Arlington Library Roof Repair $ 18,333.00 Riverside Riverside 17.87 SANTA BARBARA PUBLIC LIBRARY Eastside Library Eastside Library Battery Backup Power System $ 40,837.00 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara 17.85 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY North Highlands Library North Highlands Library - Americans with Disabilities Act Upgrades for Public Interior and HVAC Upgrades $ 436,277.00 Antelope Sacramento 17.77 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY ELEANOR N. WILSON BRANCH

LIBRARY
Wilson Branch Library Improvement Project $ 1,278,571.00 BAKERSFIELD Kern 17.71 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Sorensen Library Sorensen Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Whittier Los Angeles 17.61 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY RATHBUN BRANCH LIBRARY Rathbun Branch Library Life Safety Improvement Project $ 66,937.00 BAKERSFIELD Kern 17.37 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Duarte Library Duarte Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Duarte Los Angeles 17.37 EL DORADO COUNTY LIBRARY Pollock Pines Library Pollock Pines Library Safe and Secure $ 85,333.00 Pollock Pines El Dorado 17.24 LA COUNTY LIBRARY South Whittier Library South Whittier Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Whittier Los Angeles 17.13 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY Carmichael Library Carmichael Library - Americans with Disabilities Act Upgrades (Public Path of Travel), Americans with Disabilities Act Upgrades (Public Interior), Roof Replacement, and HVAC Upgrades $ 893,993.00 Carmichael Sacramento 17.11
ARCADIA PUBLIC LIBRARY Arcadia Public Library Single Use Unisex Restroom $ 104,500.00 Arcadia Los Angeles 17.11 SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY Mission Branch Library San Francisco Public Library Mission Branch Renovation $ 5,280,042.00 San Francisco San Francisco 17.03 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY Chatsworth Branch Library REPLACEMENT/UPGRADE OF THE HVAC SYSTEM $ 125,595.00 Chatsworth Los Angeles 16.8 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY FRAZIER PARK BRANCH LIBRARY Frazier Park Branch Library Safety Project $ 76,747.00 FRAZIER PARK Kern 16.72 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY Mar Vista Branch REPLACEMENT/UPGRADE OF HVAC SYSTEM $ 106,150.00 Venice Los Angeles 16.62 MENDOCINO COUNTY LIBRARY Willits Branch Library Willits Branch Library Roof, Alternative Energy Panels, & Battery Back-up $ 247,040.00 WILLITS Mendocino 16.54 MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES Gonzales Branch Library Gonzales Branch Library $ 1,067,430.00 Gonzales Monterey 16.51 LA COUNTY LIBRARY San Fernando Library San Fernando Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 San Fernando Los Angeles 16.36 LAKE COUNTY LIBRARY Upper Lake Library Lake County Library Critical Life and Safety Improvements $ 18,600.00 Upper Lake Lake 16.36 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Pico Rivera Library Pico Rivera Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Pico Rivera Los Angeles 16.28 SAN LEANDRO PUBLIC LIBRARY Main Branch Library Main Branch Library Improvements Project $ 316,516.00 San Leandro Alameda 16.01 YOLO COUNTY LIBRARY Yolo Branch Library New Yolo Branch Library $ 641,722.00 Yolo Yolo 15.85 ORLAND FREE LIBRARY Orland Free Library Orland Free Library Building Forward grant $ 278,667.00 Orland Glenn 15.75 BEAUMONT LIBRARY DISTRICT Beaumont Library District Building Forward: Safety & Quality of Life for All $ 4,848,750.00 Beaumont Riverside 15.72 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY Sylvan Oaks Library Sylvan Oaks Library - Americans with Disabilities Act Upgrades for Public Interior, and HVAC Upgrades $ 261,929.00 Citrus Heights Sacramento 15.7 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Hacienda Heights Library Hacienda Heights Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Hacienda Heights
Los Angeles 15.7
HAYWARD PUBLIC LIBRARY Stack Center Satellite Site
(Satellite to the Weekes Branch
Library at 27300 Patrick Ave,
Hayward, CA 94544)
Hayward Stack Center Satellite Library Branch $ 8,558,902.00 Hayward Alameda 15.57 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Walnut Library Walnut Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Walnut Los Angeles 15.41 SANTA CLARA COUNTY LIBRARY Campbell Library Campbell Library Renovation Project $ 4,718,450.00 Campbell Santa Clara 15.34 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Carson Library Carson Library Refurbishment Project $ 362,500.00 Carson Los Angeles 15.17 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Artesia Library Artesia Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Artesia Los Angeles 15.17 LARKSPUR PUBLIC LIBRARY Larkspur Library Larkspur Library at The Commons $ 5,232,582.00 Larkspur Marin 14.96 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY ROSAMOND BRANCH LIBRARY Rosamond Branch Library Improvement Project $ 1,089,610.00 ROSAMOND Kern 14.86 CORONA PUBLIC LIBRARY Corona Public Library Library Security System Upgrades $ 216,992.00 Corona Riverside 14.84 SAN LEANDRO PUBLIC LIBRARY Mulford-Marina Branch Mulford-Marina Branch Library Improvements $ 4,079,701.00 San Leandro Alameda 14.79 HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY Fortuna Library Friendly Service in the Friendly City $ 219,083.00 Fortuna Humboldt 14.62 LAKE COUNTY LIBRARY Lakeport Library Lake County Library Critical Life and Safety Improvements $ 633,067.00 Lakeport Lake 14.48 WILLOWS PUBLIC LIBRARY Willows Public Library Willows Public Library Building Forward grant $ 49,200.00 Willows Glenn 14.41 Item #16. Page 22
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Library Jurisdiction Library Facility Project Title Award Amount City County CPM UPLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY Upland Public Library Upland Library Elevator Replacement and Emergency Lighting Installation $ 252,080.00 Upland San Bernardino 14.4 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Rivera Library Rivera Library ADA Compliance $ 311,000.00 Pico Rivera Los Angeles 14.34 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library ADA Compliance $ 361,000.00 Carson Los Angeles 14.15 IRWINDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY Irwindale Public Library City of Irwindale Public Library Improvement Project $ 6,135,594.00 Irwindale Los Angeles 14.11 LA COUNTY LIBRARY West Covina Library West Covina Library Refurbishment Project $ 1,632,135.00 West Covina Los Angeles 14.01 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES Aliso Viejo Library Aliso Viejo Library Tenant Enhancements $ 2,360,817.00 Aliso Viejo Orange 13.86 LA COUNTY LIBRARY La Mirada Library La Mirada Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 La Mirada Los Angeles 13.85 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Diamond Bar Library Diamond Bar Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Diamond Bar Los Angeles 13.75 EL DORADO COUNTY LIBRARY South Lake Tahoe South Lake Tahoe Library Safe and Secure $ 410,000.00 South Lake Tahoe
El Dorado 13.7
VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY Meiners Oaks Library Meiners Oaks Joint-Use Library $ 981,161.00 Ojai Ventura 13.56 YUBA COUNTY LIBRARY Yuba County Library Yuba County Library Infrastructure and Modernization Improvements Project. $ 6,088,440.00 Marysville Yuba 13.45 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Quartz Hill Library Quartz Hill Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Quartz Hill Los Angeles 13.05 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY Petaluma Regional Library The Petaluma Regional Library Critical Infrastructure Replacement and Modifications Project $ 1,856,449.00 Petaluma Sonoma 13.03 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY RIDGECREST BRANCH LIBRARY Ridgecrest Library Improvement Project $ 1,058,522.00 RIDGECREST Kern 12.83 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY Alviso Branch Library Alviso Branch Improvement Project $ 614,374.00 San Jose Santa Clara 12.71 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Wiseburn Library Wiseburn Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Hawthorne Los Angeles 12.69 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY Granada Hills Branch HVAC System Replacement and Upgrade $ 128,934.00 Granada Hills Los Angeles 12.57 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY Belle Cooledge Library Belle Cooledge Library Major Repairs $ 1,203,342.00 Sacramento Sacramento 12.56 A. K. SMILEY PUBLIC LIBRARY A.K. Smiley Public Library Lower Level Revive $ 445,035.00 Redlands San Bernardino 12.52 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Lomita Library Lomita Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Lomita Los Angeles 12.48 SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY Sebastopol Library City of Sebastopol Library Energy Efficiency Infrastructure Improvement + Solar PV Project $ 715,968.00 Sebastopol Sonoma 12.25 ORANGE PUBLIC LIBRARY El Modena Branch Orange Public Library El Modena Branch Critical Needs $ 89,375.00 Orange Orange 12.25 SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY Del Mar Public Library Del Mar Library Improvements $ 14,300.00 Del Mar San Diego 12.17 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Acton Agua Dulce Library Acton Agua Dulce Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Acton Los Angeles 12.08 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY Fair Oaks Library Fair Oaks Library - HVAC Upgrades $ 128,494.00 Fair Oaks Sacramento 12 LA COUNTY LIBRARY San Dimas Library San Dimas Library ADA Compliance $ 261,000.00 San Dimas Los Angeles 11.94 MURRIETA PUBLIC LIBRARY Murrieta Public Library Storytime Room and Childrens Library $ 1,505,625.00 Murrieta Riverside 11.91 RANCHO CUCAMONGA PUBLIC LIBRARY Archibald Library Archibald Library Replacement Project $ 6,498,126.00 Rancho Cucamonga
San Bernardino 11.87
LA COUNTY LIBRARY La Crescenta Library La Crescenta Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 La Crecsenta Los Angeles 11.8 LA COUNTY LIBRARY George Nye Jr. Library George Nye Jr. Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Lakewood Los Angeles 11.71 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY Yucaipa Branch Library Yucaipa Branch Library Project $ 9,000,000.00 Yucaipa San Bernardino 11.64 SAN BENITO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY San Benito County Free Library Library Safety First $ 9,900,000.00 Hollister San Benito 11.62 SIMI VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY Simi Valley Public Library Simi Valley Public Library Electrical Infrastructure Upgrade $ 350,000.00 Simi Valley Ventura 11.62 KINGS COUNTY LIBRARY Lemoore Branch Library Lemoore Infrastructure Remodel Project $ 7,019,852.00 Lemoore Kings 11.53 KINGS COUNTY LIBRARY Hanford Branch Library Hanford Infrastructure Remodel Project $ 6,619,245.00 Hanford Kings 11.48 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY Pinole Library Pinole Library Deferred Maintenance Project $ 1,519,267.00 Pinole Contra Costa 11.21 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY Sherman Oaks - Martin Pollard Branch
Replacement /Upgradeof HVAC Systems $ 127,944.00 Sherman Oaks Los Angeles 11.11 SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY Arroyo Grande Arroyo Grande Library remodel $ 1,600,000.00 Arroyo Grande San Luis Obispo 11 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Angelo M. Iacaboni Library Angelo M. Iacoboni Library ADA Compliance $ 262,500.00 Lakewood Los Angeles 10.99 SIERRA MADRE PUBLIC LIBRARY Sierra Madre Public Library Sierra Madre Public Library Maintenance and Life Safety Project $ 334,605.00 Sierra Madre Los Angeles 10.92 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Claremont Helen Renwick Library Claremont Helen Renwick Library Security Project $ 37,500.00 Claremont Los Angeles 10.7 ALTADENA LIBRARY DISTRICT Main Library Addressing Safety and Accessibility Needs at Altadena Library District $ 7,579,666.00 Altadena Los Angeles 10.65 RIVERSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY Orange Terrace Library Orange Terrace Library HVAC Repairs $ 18,333.00 Riverside Riverside 10.53 LA COUNTY LIBRARY View Park Bebe Moore Campbell
Library
View Park Bebe Moore Campbell Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Los Angeles Los Angeles 10.27 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Stevenson Ranch Library Stevenson Ranch Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Stevenson Ranch Los Angeles 10.01 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY Elk Grove Library New Elk Grove Library-Relocation and Renovation $ 4,465,374.00 Elk Grove Sacramento 9.95 MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY DOS PALOS BRANCH LIBRARY Dos Palos Branch Library Construction $ 2,763,093.00 DOS PALOS Merced 9.85 Item #16. Page 23
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Library Jurisdiction Library Facility Project Title Award Amount City County CPM LA COUNTY LIBRARY Malibu Library Malibu Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Malibu Los Angeles 9.77 LA COUNTY LIBRARY La Verne Library La Verne Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 La Verne Los Angeles 9.6 MADERA COUNTY LIBRARY North Fork Branch Library Madera County Library – North Fork Branch Safety and Accessibility Upgrades $ 4,619,592.00 North Fork Madera 9.55 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY James S. Thalman Library Library HVAC Replacements $ 224,250.00 Chino Hills San Bernardino 9.14 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Agoura Hills Library Agoura Hills Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Agoura Hills Los Angeles 8.99 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Hermosa Beach Library Hermosa Beach Library ADA Compliance $ 477,595.00 Hermosa Beach Los Angeles 8.79 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Topanga Library Topanga Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Topanga Los Angeles 8.64 MOORPARK CITY LIBRARY Moorpark City Library New Library $ 4,600,000.00 Moorpark Ventura 8.49 LAKE COUNTY LIBRARY Middletown Library Lake County Library Critical Life and Safety Improvements $ 193,533.00 Middletown Lake 8.19 EL DORADO COUNTY LIBRARY Cameron Park Library Cameron Park Library Safe and Secure $ 276,000.00 Cameron Park El Dorado 7.91 KERN COUNTY LIBRARY SOUTHWEST BRANCH LIBRARY Southwest Branch Library Improvement Project $ 800,089.00 BAKERSFIELD Kern 7.69 RANCHO CUCAMONGA PUBLIC LIBRARY Paul A. Biane Library Paul A. Biane Library Infrastructure Project $ 594,330.00 Rancho Cucamonga
San Bernardino 7.55
LA COUNTY LIBRARY Culver City Julian Dixon Library Culver City Julian Dixon Library Security Project $ 37,500.00 Culver City Los Angeles 7.41 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Castaic Library Castaic Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Castaic Los Angeles 7.11 SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY Walnut Grove Library Walnut Grove Library – Americans with Disabilities Act Upgrades for Public Interior, and HVAC Upgrades $ 366,595.00 Walnut Grove Sacramento 7.1 LA COUNTY LIBRARY Manhattan Beach Library Manhattan Beach Library Security project $ 40,000.00 Manhattan Beach
Los Angeles 6.98
LA COUNTY LIBRARY Westlake Village Library Westlake Village Library Security Project $ 36,000.00 Westlake Village Ventura 6.19 LA COUNTY LIBRARY La Canada Flintridge Library La Canada Flintridge Library Refurbishment Project $ 449,856.00 La Canada Flintridge
Los Angeles 5.78
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Location Population of The Legal
Service Area
Local Government
Income
Local Income per
Capita
A. K. SMILEY PUBLIC LIBRARY 72,585 $2,619,509 $36.09
ALAMEDA COUNTY LIBRARY 588,941 $33,664,887 $57.16
ALAMEDA FREE LIBRARY 77,784 $5,431,323 $69.83
ALHAMBRA CIVIC CENTER LIBRARY 81,834 $2,803,207 $34.25
ALPINE COUNTY LIBRARY/ARCHIVES 1,200 $333,334 $277.78
ALTADENA LIBRARY DISTRICT 42,778 $4,034,099 $94.30
AMADOR COUNTY LIBRARY 40,297 $842,504 $20.91
ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY 341,245 $10,722,206 $31.42
ARCADIA PUBLIC LIBRARY 55,934 $4,316,168 $77.17
AZUSA CITY LIBRARY 49,704 $1,488,480 $29.95
BANNING LIBRARY DISTRICT 33,697 $1,129,007 $33.50
BEAUMONT LIBRARY DISTRICT 62,904 $2,015,181 $32.04
BELVEDERE-TIBURON LIBRARY 11,036 $3,072,205 $278.38
BENICIA PUBLIC LIBRARY 26,656 $2,444,620 $91.71
BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY 124,563 $22,429,364 $180.06
BEVERLY HILLS PUBLIC LIBRARY 32,265 $11,792,990 $365.50 BLANCHARD/SANTA PAULA PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT 30,892 $931,999 $30.17 BRAWLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY 26,952 $386,479 $14.34
BUENA PARK LIBRARY DISTRICT 83,430 $2,146,259 $25.73
BURBANK PUBLIC LIBRARY 105,451 $8,045,793 $76.30
BURLINGAME PUBLIC LIBRARY 37,877 $5,450,793 $143.91
BUTTE COUNTY LIBRARY 201,608 $3,727,544 $18.49
CALABASAS CITY LIBRARY 22,926 $1,825,975 $79.65
CALAVERAS COUNTY LIBRARY 45,049 $635,074 $14.10
CAMARENA MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY 38,711 $499,060 $12.89 CAMARILLO PUBLIC LIBRARY 70,171 $3,884,203 $55.35
CARLSBAD CITY LIBRARY 115,585 $12,849,709 $111.17
CERRITOS PUBLIC LIBRARY 48,634 $4,926,115 $101.29
CHULA VISTA PUBLIC LIBRARY 276,785 $4,013,586 $14.50
CITY OF COMMERCE PUBLIC LIBRARY 12,140 $2,887,145 $237.82 COALINGA-HURON LIBRARY DISTRICT 23,447 $1,434,735 $61.19 COLTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 53,617 $474,863 $8.86
COLUSA COUNTY FREE LIBRARY 21,807 $1,268,875 $58.19
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY 1,042,066 $37,490,105 $35.98 CORONA PUBLIC LIBRARY 156,778 $2,319,536 $14.80
CORONADO PUBLIC LIBRARY 22,277 $3,428,168 $153.89
COVINA PUBLIC LIBRARY 50,449 $928,770 $18.41
CROWELL PUBLIC LIBRARY 12,257 $1,709,718 $139.49
DALY CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY 102,875 $4,134,587 $40.19
DEL NORTE COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT 27,218 $233,625 $8.58 DOWNEY CITY LIBRARY 112,584 $2,324,689 $20.65
EL CENTRO PUBLIC LIBRARY 44,508 $760,287 $17.08
EL DORADO COUNTY LIBRARY 190,465 $3,356,652 $17.62
EL SEGUNDO PUBLIC LIBRARY 17,084 $2,263,087 $132.47
ESCONDIDO PUBLIC LIBRARY 150,679 $3,028,770 $20.10
FOLSOM PUBLIC LIBRARY 84,592 $1,678,368 $19.84
FRESNO COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 987,826 $41,914,716 $42.43 FULLERTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 142,732 $4,080,501 $28.59
GLENDALE LIBRARY, ARTS & CULTURE 193,116 $14,122,970 $73.13 GLENDORA LIBRARY & CULTURAL CENTER 51,821 $2,305,673 $44.49 GOLETA VALLEY LIBRARY 111,267 $1,933,738 $17.38
HARRISON MEMORIAL LIBRARY 3,041 $948,835 $312.01
HAYWARD PUBLIC LIBRARY 160,591 $6,401,480 $39.86
HEMET PUBLIC LIBRARY 89,646 $1,525,600 $17.02
HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY 135,168 $3,281,483 $24.28
HUNTINGTON BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY 196,100 $4,610,429 $23.51 IMPERIAL COUNTY LIBRARY 47,645 $417,500 $8.76
IMPERIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY 21,513 did not report unavailable INGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY 106,481 $4,197,679 $39.42
INYO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY 18,978 $692,386 $36.48
IRWINDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY 1,490 $517,346 $347.21
KERN COUNTY LIBRARY 889,327 $6,449,051 $7.25
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Location Population of The Legal
Service Area
Local Government
Income
Local Income per
Capita
KINGS COUNTY LIBRARY 152,023 $2,404,792 $15.82
LA COUNTY LIBRARY 3,273,354 $160,158,508 $48.93
LAKE COUNTY LIBRARY 67,407 $1,225,664 $18.18
LARKSPUR PUBLIC LIBRARY 12,797 $766,115 $59.87
LASSEN LIBRARY DISTRICT 13,212 $181,288 $13.72
LINCOLN PUBLIC LIBRARY 51,252 $895,663 $17.48
LIVERMORE PUBLIC LIBRARY 86,149 $6,220,333 $72.20
LODI PUBLIC LIBRARY 66,570 $1,507,090 $22.64
LOMPOC PUBLIC LIBRARY 60,121 $1,954,676 $32.51
LONG BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY 460,682 $15,219,093 $33.04
LOOMIS LIBRARY & COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER 6,739 $365,946 $54.30 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY 3,819,538 $202,714,614 $53.07 LOS GATOS LIBRARY 33,062 $2,936,395 $88.81
MADERA COUNTY LIBRARY 157,396 $1,675,557 $10.65
MARIN COUNTY FREE LIBRARY 139,175 $17,867,169 $128.38
MARIPOSA COUNTY LIBRARY 17,045 $300,000 $17.60
MENDOCINO COUNTY LIBRARY 89,999 $3,850,470 $42.78
MENLO PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY 33,034 $3,526,923 $106.77
MERCED COUNTY LIBRARY 284,338 $4,259,953 $14.98
MILL VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY 13,850 $2,245,969 $162.16
MISSION VIEJO LIBRARY 92,515 $3,233,533 $34.95
MODOC COUNTY LIBRARY 8,690 $218,085 $25.10
MONO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY 13,379 $1,296,488 $96.90
MONROVIA PUBLIC LIBRARY 37,563 $2,550,886 $67.91
MONTEREY COUNTY FREE LIBRARIES 227,900 $9,328,930 $40.93 MONTEREY PARK BRUGGEMEYER LIBRARY 60,207 $2,094,761 $34.79 MONTEREY PUBLIC LIBRARY 28,082 $1,969,224 $70.12
MOORPARK CITY LIBRARY 35,399 $1,102,070 $31.13
MORENO VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY 209,407 $3,410,010 $16.28
MOUNTAIN VIEW PUBLIC LIBRARY 83,864 $7,018,982 $83.69
MURRIETA PUBLIC LIBRARY 111,183 $2,355,381 $21.18
NAPA COUNTY LIBRARY 130,742 $11,641,736 $89.04
NATIONAL CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY 61,471 $2,174,767 $35.38
NEVADA COUNTY LIBRARY 101,242 $6,689,951 $66.08
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY 83,727 $9,553,841 $114.11
OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY 447,938 $44,237,156 $98.76
OCEANSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY 173,048 $5,716,261 $33.03
ONTARIO CITY LIBRARY 179,516 $5,285,393 $29.44
ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES 1,657,924 $67,695,507 $40.83 ORANGE PUBLIC LIBRARY 137,676 $5,753,432 $41.79
ORLAND FREE LIBRARY 15,295 $481,512 $31.48
OXNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY 200,050 $4,433,518 $22.16
PACIFIC GROVE PUBLIC LIBRARY 14,761 $1,121,476 $75.98
PALM SPRINGS PUBLIC LIBRARY 44,397 $2,825,561 $63.64
PALMDALE CITY LIBRARY 167,398 $1,490,949 $8.91
PALO ALTO CITY LIBRARY 67,473 $8,902,834 $131.95
PALO VERDE VALLEY LIBRARY DISTRICT 20,119 $382,744 $19.02 PALOS VERDES LIBRARY DISTRICT 66,636 $9,794,027 $146.98 PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY 138,310 $14,645,929 $105.89
PASO ROBLES CITY LIBRARY 31,176 $1,264,768 $40.57
PLACENTIA LIBRARY DISTRICT 51,204 $2,879,858 $56.24
PLACER COUNTY LIBRARY 200,000 $8,763,234 $43.82
PLEASANTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 77,609 $4,750,440 $61.21
PLUMAS COUNTY LIBRARY 25,400 $546,319 $21.51
POMONA PUBLIC LIBRARY 149,766 $1,104,863 $7.38
PORTERVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY 62,345 $1,408,551 $22.59
RANCHO CUCAMONGA PUBLIC LIBRARY 174,476 $5,326,569 $30.53 RANCHO MIRAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY 16,804 $3,730,852 $222.02
REDONDO BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY 68,972 $3,916,507 $56.78
REDWOOD CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY 82,344 $6,988,680 $84.87
RICHMOND PUBLIC LIBRARY 114,489 $5,454,820 $47.64
RIVERSIDE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM 1,372,743 $21,909,039 $15.96 Item #16. Page 26
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Location Population of The Legal
Service Area
Local Government
Income
Local Income per
Capita
RIVERSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY 317,847 $7,351,215 $23.13
ROSEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY 151,034 $3,410,193 $22.58
SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY 1,492,026 $51,923,343 $34.80
SALINAS PUBLIC LIBRARY 159,932 $5,464,947 $34.17
SAN ANSELMO PUBLIC LIBRARY 12,645 $1,097,665 $86.81
SAN BENITO COUNTY FREE LIBRARY 63,386 $1,537,003 $24.25 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY 1,270,931 $24,830,788 $19.54 SAN BERNARDINO PUBLIC LIBRARY 220,840 $2,817,854 $12.76 SAN BRUNO PUBLIC LIBRARY 42,656 $2,239,569 $52.50
SAN DIEGO COUNTY LIBRARY 1,112,671 $50,912,064 $45.76
SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY 1,374,790 $60,016,311 $43.65
SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY 842,754 $165,790,546 $196.72 SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY 976,482 $48,925,323 $50.10
SAN JUAN BAUTISTA CITY LIBRARY 2,093 Did not report unavailable SAN LEANDRO PUBLIC LIBRARY 88,404 $6,399,598 $72.39
SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY 249,545 $11,384,462 $45.62 SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES 273,808 $37,892,439 $138.39
SAN MATEO PUBLIC LIBRARY 107,576 $7,375,128 $68.56
SAN RAFAEL PUBLIC LIBRARY 60,560 $4,322,614 $71.38
SANTA ANA PUBLIC LIBRARY 308,459 $6,589,340 $21.36
SANTA BARBARA PUBLIC LIBRARY 116,867 $5,624,275 $48.13
SANTA CLARA CITY LIBRARY 130,127 $10,895,605 $83.73
SANTA CLARA COUNTY LIBRARY 447,541 $70,957,166 $158.55
SANTA CLARITA PUBLIC LIBRARY 228,835 $8,817,029 $38.53
SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARIES 215,895 $16,616,642 $76.97
SANTA FE SPRINGS CITY LIBRARY 18,763 $1,587,351 $84.60
SANTA MARIA PUBLIC LIBRARY 156,909 $3,526,851 $22.48
SANTA MONICA PUBLIC LIBRARY 92,408 $9,026,924 $97.69
SAUSALITO PUBLIC LIBRARY 7,072 $860,516 $121.68
SHAFTER LIBRARY 20,486 $745,448 $36.39
SHASTA PUBLIC LIBRARIES 180,531 $2,452,650 $13.59
SIERRA MADRE PUBLIC LIBRARY 10,865 $561,096 $51.64
SIGNAL HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY 11,597 $552,317 $47.63
SIMI VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY 124,985 $2,373,831 $18.99
SISKIYOU COUNTY FREE LIBRARY 43,830 $396,869 $9.05
SOLANO COUNTY LIBRARY 420,585 $26,380,419 $62.72
SONOMA COUNTY LIBRARY 482,404 $39,056,176 $80.96
SOUTH PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY 26,580 $1,840,386 $69.24
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY 64,492 $6,453,896 $100.07 ST. HELENA PUBLIC LIBRARY 5,437 $1,019,271 $187.47
STANISLAUS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY 549,466 $15,608,994 $28.41 STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 717,728 $14,860,061 $20.70 SUNNYVALE PUBLIC LIBRARY 156,234 $9,209,008 $58.94
SUTTER COUNTY LIBRARY 99,145 $1,331,979 $13.43
TEHAMA COUNTY LIBRARY 65,052 $785,616 $12.08
THOUSAND OAKS LIBRARY 124,592 $8,243,679 $66.17
TORRANCE PUBLIC LIBRARY 144,433 $7,000,000 $48.47
TRINITY COUNTY FREE LIBRARY 16,023 $415,988 $25.96
TULARE COUNTY FREE LIBRARY 343,207 $5,861,542 $17.08
TULARE PUBLIC LIBRARY 69,462 $1,603,445 $23.08
TUOLUMNE COUNTY LIBRARY 55,291 $972,745 $17.59
UPLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY 79,139 $1,809,711 $22.87
VENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY 247,563 $8,769,186 $35.42
VICTORVILLE CITY LIBRARY 136,561 $871,428 $6.38
WATSONVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY 50,669 $3,740,728 $73.83
WHITTIER PUBLIC LIBRARY 87,931 $4,250,391 $48.34
WILLOWS PUBLIC LIBRARY 13,455 $333,880 $24.81
WOODLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY 60,137 $2,191,946 $36.45
YOLO COUNTY LIBRARY 161,028 $8,584,928 $53.31
YORBA LINDA PUBLIC LIBRARY 67,233 $6,328,688 $94.13
YUBA COUNTY LIBRARY 82,275 $963,266 $11.71
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APPROVE SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION FOR ROUND 2 OF THE

CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY'S BUILDING FORWARD LIBRARY

FACILITIES IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (STRATEGIC PLAN GOALS

ISED, MFSS, EMO, AND IMCIF)
Public Works Department
City Council
May 9, 2023
Michael Sledd, Assistant Public Works Director CityOfGlendora.org Item #16. Page 28
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BUILDING FORWARD LIBRARY

FACILITIES IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
• Maximum grant award: $10 million
• Matching funds required
– Dollar-for-dollar basis
– Reduction of match can be requested of up to 50% - must demonstrate the City is financially unable to provide the required total match • One application per library facility will be accepted – Need to identify the type of project to be submitted on the application 3 Item #16. Page 30
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GLENDORA PUBLIC LIBRARY
• Completed in 1972
– Two-story reinforced concrete and concrete masonry
structure
– 27,000 square feet
• Ongoing building-related issues
– Structural deficiencies
– Water intrusion
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GLENDORA PUBLIC LIBRARY
• 2021: Preliminary structural assessment completed by
JMDiaz, Inc.
– Visible cracking in beam system noted
• 2023: Myers Houghton and Partners, Inc. (MHP)
contracted to perform in-depth structural analysis
– Initial visioning activities
– Conceptual design for second story addition
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ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION
• Structural
• Infrastructure improvements
• Remodeling
• Modernization
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MHP ANALYSIS
• Currently ongoing
• Findings to date (preliminary):
– Significant retrofitting/repairs needed
– Bidwell Plaza: passive use okay; should not be used for public assembly events until structural work completed
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COST ESTIMATES
8 Project Type
Estimated Total
Cost Range
Current facility MEP renovation $1.3M - $1.95M
Basic structural repairs of existing building
(gravity load repairs to strength beams and repair cracks) $2.9M - $4.35M Weatherproofing Bidwell Plaza (topping slab & membrane replacement) $900K - $1.35M Combined basic critical maintenance repairs w/no other significant improvements $5.1M – $7.65M Known critical maintenance items & 2nd story expansion, but minimal other modernization or upgrades of existing facility. $16.4M – $24.6M Known critical maintenance items & comprehensive modernization and upgrades of existing facility, but no expansion. $18.6M – $27.9M Known critical maintenance items, comprehensive modernization and upgrades of existing facility, & expansion of 2nd story. $29.9M – $44.9M New Building or Replacement/Reconstruction $35.8M - $71.6M+ Item #16. Page 35
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FISCAL IMPACT
• Depending on direction provided by the City Council
• Could consider alternative funding options
– Bond issuance
– Revenue measure
– Combination
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RECOMMENDATIONS
That the City Council:

1. Consider project options and provide direction on the City’s Application Proposal for Round 2 of the California State Library's Building Forward Library Facilities
Improvement Program; and

2. Authorize the City Manager to Approve and Certify the City's Application.
10 Item #16. Page 37
Meeting Date: 5/9/2023 / Packet Page #: 641

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