Patron Conduct Code
Mantor Library is committed to providing an atmosphere which is conducive
to study, reading, and the appropriate use of all library resources. In order to foster
this environment, library patrons are asked to act in a manner which is in keeping with
the library's purpose and to comply with all library regulations and policies. Behavior
which disrupts the orderly use of the library or damages library property is unacceptable
and may be cause for restricting or denying use of library resources to the individual
involved, as well as other disciplinary action.
Drinks in approved, spill-proof
containers are permitted in the library provided the containers are
kept on level surfaces. Please do not place drink containers on
couches, chairs, copiers, computers, or other equipment. To protect
library materials, drinks are not allowed in the shelving areas.
Beverages in unapproved containers are not permitted in any area of
the library.
The following are prohibited in all areas of the library:
- Smoking, or the use of any tobacco product.
- Animals, with the exception of those necessary for personal assistance.
- Use of roller blades, skateboards, cycles or any unauthorized wheeled equipment.
Bicycles must be left in the rack provided in front of the library; they may not be left
in the entryway.
- Blocking entrances, exits, or aisles.
- Disorderly, disruptive, or threatening behavior including, but not limited to, loud
talking, threats, sexual harassment, displays of illegal materials, or violent or abusive
language.
- Tampering with or removing privacy screens from computer monitors.
- Damaging or destroying library materials or property including, but not limited to,
underlining or highlighting, removing pages or portions of pages, or attempting to remove
bindings or electronic theft tags.
- Using library furnishing and/or equipment in a manner which is either inconsistent with
its intended purpose or potentially damaging. This includes, but is not limited to,
placing feet on tables, chairs, carrels or sofas, tilting chairs, defacing or marring
surfaces, or wearing inappropriate attire (such as wet bathing suits).
- Attempting to remove library materials without proper checkout procedures. Patrons
setting off the security alarm may be asked to return to the desk to have book bags or
briefcases examined.
- Concealing or deliberately misfiling library materials for the exclusive use of an
individual or group.
- Failing to leave the building promptly at closing or in the event of an emergency;
attempting to remain in an area of the library after it is closed; or attempting to enter
the building after the doors are locked.
- Opening emergency exits except in an emergency.
Last Revised: January 2007
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