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A person commits the offense of library theft when he or she:
(A) Knowingly and intentionally removes any library material from the premises of the library without authority to do so;
(B) Knowingly and intentionally conceals any library material upon his or her person or among his or her belongings, while still in the premises of the library and in such manner that the library material is not visible through ordinary observation although there may be some notice of its presence, and removes such library material beyond the last point in the premises of the library at which library material may be borrowed in accordance with procedures established by that library facility for the borrowing of library material;
(C) With the intent to deceive, borrows or attempts to borrow any library material from the library by:
(1) Use of a library card issued to another without the other’s consent;
(2) Use of a library card knowing that it is revoked, canceled or expired; or
(3) Use of a library card knowing that it is falsely made, counterfeit or materially altered.
(D) Borrows a library material pursuant to an agreement with or procedure established by the library for the return of such library material and willfully, without good cause, fails to return the library material so borrowed in accordance with such agreement or procedure, and further, willfully, without good cause, fails to return such library material within ten days after receiving written notice by registered mail from the library demanding the return of such library material. The library shall not send such notices before a date 30 days after the due date for such materials.
(Prior Code, § 39.004) (Ord. 96-034, passed 12-2-1996)
(A) Theft. No person shall commit theft of library materials.
(B) Mutilation of materials.
(1) No person shall commit mutilation of library materials.
(2) A person commits mutilation of library materials when he or she knowingly tears, marks on, maliciously renders imperfect or otherwise damages or destroys library materials.
(Prior Code, § 39.005) (Ord. 96-034, passed 12-2-1996)
MUNICIPAL BUILDING USE
(A) The village hereby delegates to the President of the village and Chairperson of the Building Committee the power to enter into leases of the Municipal Building for periods of less than 72 hours each in accordance with the procedures set forth in this subchapter. Leases or uses longer than 72 hours must be approved by a majority vote of the Village Board.
(B) When entering into a lease, the village representative shall use a form approved from time to time by the Board of Trustees.
(C) Requests to lease the Municipal Building shall be processed in the order received.
(Prior Code, § 41.001) (Ord. 2000-04, passed 2-21-2000)
The Municipal Building may be leased only for social, religious, charitable and civic functions. The Municipal Building may only be used for non-commercial purposes. Sales of articles other than food and beverages incidental to the purpose of the function are prohibited; provided, however, that, sales of articles for fundraising for not-for-profit organizations is permitted. Exceptions to this section must be approved by a majority vote of the Village Board.
(Prior Code, § 41.002) (Ord. 2000-04, passed 2-21-2000)
(A) The lessee shall pay a rental fee set forth in division (D) below at the time the village representative accepts the lease, together with a $150 damage/cleaning deposit. The rental fee is non-refundable unless the lease is canceled by the lessee at least seven calendar days prior to the first day of the lease.
(B) Each lease shall be subject to the conditions set forth in the lease form, Exhibit A attached to the ordinance codified in this subchapter, which provisions are herein incorporated by reference.
(C) No lessee shall serve, sell, offer to sell, consume or permit the consumption of alcoholic beverages on or about the premises.
(D) The schedule of fees, daily rate, for the rental of the Municipal Building are as follows:
Damage/cleaning deposit | $150 |
Funeral rate | No charge, provided the decedent was a resident of the village |
Non-resident | |
Use of community room, kitchen, and bathrooms | $100 |
Resident | |
Use of community room, kitchen, and bathrooms | $50 |
(E) The damage/cleaning deposit will only be returned if the rental space has been cleaned after use and no damage is found. Damage to walls from tacks, nails, or tape will be cause to not refund the deposit.
(F) In the event the Governor or the Director of the Illinois Department of Public Health declares a public health emergency, all lessees must abide by all directives issued by the state relating to crowd size, social distancing or other public health measures which may be imposed. In addition, each lessee shall pay to the village a non-refundable sanitation/disinfecting, fee of $50, for any rental during the term of the public health emergency.
(Prior Code, § 41.003) (Ord. 2000-04, passed 2-21-2000; Ord. 18-029, passed 12-17-2018; Ord. 20-021, passed 11-16-2020)