North Dakota § 54-24.3-10 Regional library cooperative members - Rights and responsibilities

North Dakota Statutes

§ 54-24.3-10 — Regional library cooperative members - Rights and responsibilities

North Dakota § 54-24.3-10

Title 54State Government

Ch. 54-24.3Regional Library Cooperatives

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N.D. Cent. Code § 54-24.3-10 (2026).

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All members of a regional library cooperative are entitled to receive supplementary
reference services, delivery service for library materials, interlibrary loan services, and
assistance with citation and location of materials, and reciprocal borrowing privileges among the
users of member libraries. All members of a regional library cooperative shall share resources
with the exception that rare or restricted materials may be exempt, implementing use standards
and protocols; avail themselves of continuing education and training opportunities provided by
the cooperative; participate in reference, referral, and interlibrary loan services using
communication systems for information exchanged among all types of libraries; maintain total
expenditures for library operation, excluding capital impr

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All members of a regional library cooperative are entitled to receive supplementary
reference services, delivery service for library materials, interlibrary loan services, and
assistance with citation and location of materials, and reciprocal borrowing privileges among the
users of member libraries. All members of a regional library cooperative shall share resources
with the exception that rare or restricted materials may be exempt, implementing use standards
and protocols; avail themselves of continuing education and training opportunities provided by
the cooperative; participate in reference, referral, and interlibrary loan services using
communication systems for information exchanged among all types of libraries; maintain total
expenditures for library operation, excluding capital improvements, at a level not lower than the
preceding fiscal year, or maintain the same or higher mill levy or mill rate equivalency as the
preceding fiscal year; and participate in cooperative bibliographic projects.