Tameka Cook

The board meeting agenda includes the review of statistical reports for library circulation and public use, budget performance reports, and cash disbursements. Personnel actions such as new hires, resignations, and status changes will be addressed. Key policy items include the adoption of Gann Limit factors and calculations, the approval of the salary and hours pay schedule for the upcoming fiscal year, the final reading of the 2026/2027 and projected 2027/2028 budget, updates on the director's annual performance review, and the consideration of new training policies and a library plaza paver program.

The Board of Education recognized outgoing student members for their service. The meeting included reports on district enrollment for the upcoming school year, permit windows, and updates on bond-funded capital projects, facility improvements, and ongoing faculty contract negotiations. Annual reports were presented by the Operations Advisory Committee and the Education Advisory Committee. The Board took action to approve a CPI adjustment for a parcel tax, adopted the parcel tax allocation plan for the upcoming budget, and passed a resolution regarding technology use and screen time. Additionally, the Board accepted various monetary and equipment gifts donated to district schools and programs.

This Coyote Management Plan provides guidance to the community and City staff for dealing with coyotes in Palos Verdes Estates, adhering to federal, state, and county regulations. The plan is based on research and best practices, employing a full spectrum of tools to effectively respond to coyotes in an urban area. It emphasizes a strategy built upon tracking data, education, behavior modification (hazing), and a tiered response plan, including lethal removal only when public safety is at risk, to foster coexistence while ensuring community well-being.

The agenda includes the adoption of the agenda and reports from the President and Board members. Key business items cover a facilities update, the first reading of the budget for fiscal year 2026/2027, and an update regarding the Director's annual performance review and compensation. Additionally, the Board will discuss the proposed designation of the Deep Valley entryway, a proposal to cancel an upcoming meeting, and a presentation on the Special District Leadership Academy. The meeting also features reports from the District Director, Peninsula Library Friends Foundation, the Community Relations Committee, and the Government Relations Liaison.

The agenda for the meeting includes administrative matters such as the adoption of the agenda, president and member comments, and the review of consent calendar items including the statistical report, budget performance report, cash disbursements, and personnel changes. Key discussion topics involve a facilities update, the impact of polling locations on library operations, updates to the code of conduct policy, and revisions to board election, vacancy, and seating policies. Additionally, the agenda covers the LAFCO election for a special district voting member, a presentation on legislative conference information, reports from the District Director, Peninsula Library Friends Foundation, and the community relations and government relations committees.