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1.025 BORROWING. 1. The Executive Director of LRCS shall establish a written schedule that establishes the initial loan period, renewal period, and limitations on the number of Library circulating materials that may be loaned to a patron at one time. A copy of the schedule shall be publically available. Non -circulating materials such as reference materials, newspapers, and magazines may not be removed from the Library without written authorization from library personnel. 2. If library materials are not returned by the due date, the Library shall contact the patron requesting the return of the materials, advising the patron of the service charges; the replacement cost of the items on loan; that the matter may be turned over to a collector, resulting in an additional charge; and/or proceedings may be instituted in Municipal Court for violation of Section 4.795 of the Eugene Code, 1971 (Detention of City Books, Papers, Etc.). 3. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 2.020 of the Eugene Code, 1971, the City Manager shall establish a schedule of fines and fees for library materials returned late, materials that are lost, materials that are damaged, and fees for faxes, printing, copying, staff services, conference room rental, appeal fee, and any other applicable fees. 4. If a patron pays the library for lost material and subsequently locates and returns the undamaged material to the library within three months of the original due date, the amount previously paid by the patron will be refunded, less all service and collection charges, which are not refundable. 1.030 PROHIBITED CONDUCT. In addition to other restrictions imposed in these rules, or any act that constitutes a violation of federal or state law or the Eugene Code, 1971, the following prohibitions apply to the Library premises and to all persons entering in or on the Library premises: (a) No person shall engage in disruptive behavior. As used herein, "disruptive behavior" includes, but is not limited to, behavior that: (1) interferes with the use of the library by other patrons; (2) interferes with or hinders library staff in the performance of their duties; (3) is inconsistent with the purpose and intent of the library and is disturbing to other patrons or the staff, including, but not limited to, bathing, shaving, washing hair, changing clothes, or preparing meals in the library bathrooms, and using any portion of the Library premises for living accommodation purposes; (4) consists of conversations or laughing in a manner loud enough to interfere with other patrons' use and enjoyment of the library; and (5) involves the use of abusive or threatening language or gestures. (b) No person shall permit a child under ten years of age for whom they are responsible to be or remain unattended by an adult within the library. For purposes of this subsection, an adult who brings a child under ten years of age into the library is responsible for that child. Administrative Order 57-14-01-F - Page 6 of 10