WOODBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY VIDEO LOAN POLICY
The Woodbury Public Library circulates
videos (i.e. VHS videocassettes and DVDs) subject to the following conditions:
Who
May Borrow:
Anyone 18 years of age or
older with a LOGIN membership in good standing may borrow videos from the
Woodbury Public Library.
2-Day
2-day DVDs circulate without charge for 2
days at a time. If the library does not
have operating hours on the second day after checkout, the item will not be due
until the next business day. DVDs may be renewed in person, by phone or from our online
catalog.
2-day DVDs that have not been returned or renewed by the close of business on the date due will incur a fine of $2.00 per day per item. Charges will be posted on the patron’s fine record, and should be
paid when the items are returned.
Patrons who fail to return DVDs for more than 2 days past their due date
may have their LOGIN borrowing privileges suspended until the items are returned and all charges are paid. DVDs currently in circulation may not be
reserved or held for a patron. A maximum
of 2 DVDs at a time may be checked out at this
library.
Videocassette and 2-week DVD Borrowing Terms:
Videocassettes and 2-week DVDs circulate without
charge for 2 weeks at a time. These items may be renewed by phone, in person,
or from our online catalog, and incur a 10˘ per day fine if not returned or renewed on time. A maximum of 5 video items at a time, including videocassettes and DVDs,
may be checked out at this library. Of these, no more than 2
at a time may be DVDs.
Returning DVDs and Videocassettes:
DVDs and videocassettes borrowed from the
Woodbury Public Library may not be returned to any
other library. During business hours, videocassettes
and DVDs should be returned to the circulation desk of
the Woodbury Public Library. When the library is closed, DVDs and
videocassettes may be returned in the book drop
outside our main entrance, or in the return slot in the wall next to our
Responsibility
of Borrower:
The
borrower will be responsible for the full replacement cost of any
videocassettes or DVDs that sustain damage or are lost. A $1.00 replacement fee will
be charged for a damaged or lost video case.
The borrower will rewind videocassettes
before returning them to the library.
The
borrower will report to this library any damage
detected while playing a video.
Waiver
of Library Liability:
The
Library will not assume responsibility for damage or alleged damage caused by
the borrowed videocassette or
Statement
of License:
These
videotapes and DVDs are licensed for non-commercial,
private exhibition in homes. Any other
use or copying is prohibited. Federal law provides severe civil and
criminal penalties for unauthorized reproduction, distribution or exhibition of
copyrighted video material.