2.6.6 Responsibility of Library Users of Library Materials
Library card application must include: permanent address of residency (physical address, not P.O. Box number), birthdate of the applicant, and signature of the responsible party (a parent or guardian’s signature is required on a Library Card application for a person under the age of 18. The signature of the adult constitutes an agreement to abide by the rules of LDRL in regard to using the library card and accepts the responsibility for any fines, fees, damages or loss of materials which are the result of using the card.
LDRL retains the right to modify the limits for certain individuals and organizations when it deems appropriate to reduce potential loss.
A person age 18 and over applying for a library card must provide acceptable identification when applying for a card. Acceptable forms include: a valid driver’s license, utility bill, postmarked mail, etc. along with a picture identification.
All patrons, both adults and children are responsible for the materials they check out or use in the library and are responsible for their prompt return. If materials are lost or damaged, fines or fees for repair or replacement will be assessed.
By signing a child’s registration card, the parent or guardian assume the financial responsibility for payment of lost or damaged materials and fines relating to the child’s library card.
New library card holders will be limited to three (3) items the first time that they use their card.
Posted online September 7, 2021