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The duties of the Library Board shall include:
A. Keeping informed about current trends in the library services and administration;
B. Studying library growth and needs in the city and its vicinity;
C. Developing long-range plans for library service and facilities, consistent with city priorities and with state, regional and national goals pertinent to libraries;
D. Recommending types of library service for the city and its vicinity;
E. Investigating sources of funding for library service and facilities;
F. Recommending policies for the acceptance and use of gifts for library purposes;
G. Participating in the annual budgetary process of the city as that process pertains to the library;
H. Recommending policies and procedures conducive to efficient and effective operation of the library;
I. Reviewing and recommending terms for contracts and working relationships with other public agencies regarding library service;
J. Encouraging widespread public support and use of the library;
K. Submitting an annual report to the City Council and the state library; and
L. Performing other duties as authorized by the City Council.
The Board may solicit and receive gifts and bequests and real or personal property or funds (other than fees and fines) to benefit the library. Gifts are subject to Council acceptance. All property or funds shall be held in the name of the city, and each donation shall be administered in accordance with its terms. Funds donated to the library shall be turned over to the City Treasurer immediately upon receipt and expended only in accordance with the terms and conditions of the bequest.
(Am. Ord. 1433, passed 3-2-2016; Am. Ord. 1437, passed 4-20-2016)
The library operates best when all patrons cooperate for the timely checkout and return of items. Depending on the preference noted on the patron's account, patrons will receive an email, phone call, or written notification via the U.S. Postal Service from the LINCC system, 5 days after an item is due and then again 30 days after the due date. Bills for lost items are sent via the U.S. Postal Service 45 days after an item is due. Fines begin accruing the day after the material is due. In accordance with LINCC policies, fines remaining on an account after 30 days will be deemed "uncollectible". The library may impose fines or charges as provided in O.R.S. 357.975 and as set forth by the City of Canby's fee schedule adopted annually by the City Council in the event that a person willfully refuses to return library items.
(Am. Ord. 1433, passed 3-2-2016)