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The Library Board shall establish rules and regulations for the governing of the public library for the preservation and efficient management thereof. They shall fix and impose by general rules, penalties and forfeitures for injury to the library grounds, rooms, books or other property, or for failure to return a book. All fees, penalties and forfeitures may be collected in civil action in the event of failure, neglect or refusal to pay the said assessments.
(2005 Code, § 3-602)
The municipality owns and operates the municipal landfill through the Municipal Services Director. The governing body, for the purpose of defraying the cost of the care, management and maintenance of the municipal landfill may each year levy a tax not to exceed the maximum limit prescribed by state law, on the actual valuation of all real estate and personal property within the corporate limits that is subject to taxation. The governing body may set by resolution any use fees to be charged and file the same in the office of the Municipal Clerk for public inspection at any reasonable time. The Municipal Services Director shall have the authority to adopt rules and regulations for the sanitary and efficient management of the landfill subject to the supervision and review of the governing body.
(2005 Code, § 3-701)
The municipality shall when required apply for a license to operate the municipal landfill. Application shall be made to the Department of Environmental Quality on forms provided by the Department. No fee shall be charged for such licensing. If the municipality has complied with the provisions of Neb. RS 81-1501 to 81-1533 and the rules and regulations adopted thereunder. It shall be the duty of the Municipal Services Director to comply with the rules and regulations prescribed by the Department of Environmental Quality for the use and operation of the municipal landfill.
(2005 Code, § 3-702)
The municipality owns and manages the municipal auditorium through the Municipal Service Director. The governing body, for the purpose of defraying the cost of the management, maintenance and improvements on the municipal auditorium may each year levy a tax not exceeding the maximum limit prescribed by state law, on the actual valuation of all real estate and personal property within the municipality that is subject to taxation. The revenue from the said tax shall be known as the Auditorium Fund and shall include all gifts, grants, deed of conveyance, bequests or other valuable income- producing personal property and real estate from any source for the purpose of endowing the municipal auditorium. The Auditorium Fund shall at all times be in the custody of the Municipal Treasurer. The Municipal Service Director shall have the power to hire and supervise such employees as he or she may deem necessary and shall pass such rules and regulations for the operation of the auditorium as may be proper for its efficient management. All actions by the Director shall be under the supervision and control of the governing body.
(2005 Code, § 3-801)
The Municipal Services Director may, for the purpose of defraying the expenses involved in maintaining, improving, managing and beautifying the auditorium and any other municipal public buildings, make a reasonable rental charge for the use by any person or organization of the auditorium or municipal public building. The governing body has adopted an auditorium policy, which the Director shall administer, to regulate the rentals and uses of the auditorium and municipal public buildings. The auditorium policy shall be on file at the office of the City Clerk and available for public inspection at any reasonable time. Rental rates shall be set by resolution of the governing body and may be structured for classes of persons and organizations in a reasonable manner; provided that, nothing herein shall be construed to permit or allow discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color or national origin in the classification of persons and organizations for rental purposes.
(2005 Code, § 3-802)
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