[ID: Text reads, "Boulder Public Library. This space is your space, but not only your space. Please observe the following library rules of conduct. No person shall behave in such a way that disrupts another person's use of the library. Moreover, no person shall:
1. Threaten or jeopardize the safety of anyone;
2. Violate the library's computer policy in any library;
3. Bring a weapon into, or possess a weapon, except as expressly permitted by state law;
4. Bring into, or possess alcoholic beverages in any library without prior approval of the library and arts director and/or the Library Commission, or enter into the library while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol;
5. Use tobacco or products containing tobacco, including the use of any electronic smoking device;
6. Carry, lead, or bring an animal into the library, with the exception of service animals under the control of their owners;
7. Seek or collect signatures from the general public on a petition or solicit donations of money or anything of value inside any library;
8. Leave bags or personal items unattended in any facility;
9. Lie down, doze, or sleep in any library facility except this rule shall not apply to children;
10. Use the bathroom for bathing, shaving, washing, rinsing, or drying hair, or washing, rinsing, or drying clothing;
11. Eat anything while in the Carnegie Branch Library for Local History due to the historic nature of the collection.
Definitions
"Library" as used in these rules shall mean all library buildings. "Facility" as used in these rules shall mean the interior and exterior of all library buildings and extending to the curbs and library parking lots; and the south area underneath the library bridge at the main library. "Disruptive behavior" is any activity which disrupts the library, endangers the perpetrator or others, interferes with library business or other library patrons or staff, hinders others' access to the library or library materials, or is illegal. This may include, and is not limited to, any activity which results in the damage or disruption of library equipment or services, or blocking access to the library or its materials. "Electronic smoking device", "E-cigarettes" or "E-cigs" means an electric or battery-operated device the use of which resembles conventional smoking, which can be used to deliver substances, including but not limited to, nicotine, tobacco, or marijuana, to the person using such device. Electronic smoking device shall include, without limitation, an electronic cigarette, cigar, cigarillo, pipe, or hookah. Electronic smoking device shall not include any product approved by the food and drug administration as a drug or medicinal device that is used in accordance with its purpose.
Revised October 8, 2014. by the Boulder Library Commission." End ID]
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Layne Borden
Administrative Assistant
Swedish American Museum Association of Chicago
Chicago IL
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-22-2022 02:50 PM
From: Mark Walhimer
Subject: examples of visitor codes of conduct?
Hi Karen,
A few years ago, I saw this Rules of Conduct at the Boulder Public Library;
Original Message:
Sent: 07-22-2022 02:30 PM
From: Karen Kienzle
Subject: examples of visitor codes of conduct?