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Library Trust Fund Project Accounts

Library Board of Trustees Meeting, item 3, Library Trust Fund Project Accounts: Review and approve the closure of the Library Technology, Literacy Projects, Pioneer Room, Youth Services Library, and Library Circulating Materials project accounts either upon expenditure of all remaining funds or upon determination that the accounts are no longer needed, as detailed in this report. [Packet, p. 2]

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Escondido is being asked to close five library project accounts that hold trust fund money: Library Technology, Literacy Projects, Pioneer Room, Youth Services Library, and Library Circulating Materials.

Each account would be closed under one of two conditions: once whatever money is left in it has been spent, or once it is decided that the account is no longer needed. The details behind the request are set out in a report accompanying the item.

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Meeting
Library Board of Trustees Meeting
Body
Library Board of Trustees
Item
3
Request
Review and approve the closure of the Library Technology, Literacy Projects, Pioneer Room, Youth Services Library, and Library Circulating Materials project accounts either upon expenditure of all remaining funds or upon determination that the accounts are no longer needed, as detailed in this report.

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3. Library Trust Fund Project Accounts
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Review and approve the closure of the Library Technology, Literacy Projects, Pioneer Room, Youth Services Library, and Library Circulating Materials project accounts either upon expenditure of all remaining funds or upon determination that the accounts are no longer needed, as detailed in this report.
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