Answered By: Adam Sexton Last Updated: Sep 27, 2019 Views: 179
Answered By: Adam Sexton
Last Updated: Sep 27, 2019 Views: 179
Borrowers are responsible for full payment of fines assessed on their accounts. There are three basic categories of fines: those for standard circulating materials, those for short-term loans, and those for equipment. All fines are charged per item. Materials and equipment receive a short-term loan status when in high demand and are subject to higher fines.
General Circulating Material:
- 2-week, 4-week and Semester: 30 day grace period after due date. On the 31st day after due date fines of $150 per item are assessed.
Short Loan:
- 3-hour loan ($1.00 per hour) $40 max
- 1-day, 3-day ($5.00 per day) and all Recalled materials ($5.00 per day) $50 max
Reference:
- 2-hour (lib-use) ($1.00 per hour) $50 max
- No-Loan ($1.00 per hour) $50 max
End of Day (Special Collection)
- End-of-day ($5.00 per hour) $50 max
Media and Equipment:
- 7-day loans ($5.00 per day) $50 max. (Leavey Libray DVD Policies)
- 8-hour loan ($5.00 per hour) $50 max
- 3-hour loan ($5.00 per hour) $50 max.
To pay fines, visit the Pay Fines page on the Libraries' website.
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