Mobile Library Sample Clauses

The Mobile Library clause establishes the terms under which a library's collection or services are made available through mobile units, such as bookmobiles or portable kiosks. It typically outlines the scope of materials offered, the schedule and locations for mobile service, and any special borrowing rules or limitations that apply to users accessing the library via these mobile platforms. This clause ensures that library services can reach underserved or remote communities, thereby increasing accessibility and promoting equitable access to resources.
Mobile Library. Permanent Mobile library operators will be paid Saturday hours and penalties, with no option for time in lieu or a rostered day off due to operational and roster requirements.
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Mobile Library. 10.5.4.1 Permanent Mobile Library Operators will be paid Saturday hours and penalties, with no option for time in lieu or a rostered day off due to operational and roster requirements. 10.5.4.2 Should the Mobile library increase their hours of operation beyond 1:00pm the application of penalty rates will be reviewed by the parties to this Agreement.
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Mobile Library. The mobile library service provided by the WRLC is integral to the delivery of library services across the region. To ensure the ongoing value of this service, the WRLC will comply with the following base level standards. 8.1 A mobile library service will be provided to areas with limited access to static libraries. Areas deemed to have limited access will, for the purposes of this Agreement, be at least 25 kms from the WRLC’s nearest static library. 8.2 The location for mobile library sites will be required to satisfy the following criteria: (a) Be in close proximity to community facilities where people naturally congregate. (b) Be visible to passing vehicular and pedestrian traffic. (c) Have safe access to power and communications. (d) Cater to the general community, rather than be a special purpose visit to specific groups or organisations. 8.3 The number of mobile library sites operated by and for the WRLC with one vehicle will not exceed twenty. 8.4 Member councils will ensure that mobile library sites are: (a) Constructed from all-weather materials such as bitumen or concrete, with adequate access and forward egress for an articulated vehicle. The pad on which the trailer will be parked during visits is to be even and level, with adequate sealed approaches for pedestrians. (b) Regularly maintained and kept free of hazards such as overhanging tree branches. (c) Provided with adequate parking for patrons. (d) Clearly designated as “no parking” areas, at least on days when visits are scheduled. (e) Provided with clearly visible signage which shows opening hours and contact details for the WRLC and the member council. The signs will be kept current and regularly maintained. (f) Provided with power and communications via a locked service box adjacent to the site. The service box will be located and maintained in accordance with relevant workplace health and safety regulations. 8.5 The mobile library’s opening hours are subject to a pre-determined schedule and will be periodically reviewed to meet the changing needs of the community. 8.6 In the event that sites are removed from service, the member council responsible for the site will continue to meet the costs of providing the scheduled service(s) for the duration of this Agreement, unless alternative arrangements are made with the Library Board. 8.7 The WRLC will maintain the mobile library vehicle in a clean and roadworthy condition at all times. 1. Member councils are required to nominate a responsible...
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Mobile Library. The mobile library service provided by the NCGRL is integral to the delivery of library services across the region. To ensure the ongoing value of this service, the NCGRL will comply with the following base level standards. 8.1 A mobile library service may be provided to areas with limited access to static libraries. 8.2 The location for mobile library sites will be required to satisfy the following criteria: (a) Be in close proximity to community facilities where people naturally congregate. (b) Be visible to passing vehicular and pedestrian traffic. (c) Have safe access to power and communications. (d) Generate sufficient demand to justify a minimum duration of 30 minutes, with demand measured against activity levels established by the NCGRL and currently set at:  25 transactions per hour, excluding returns.  5 patrons per hour. (e) Cater to the general community, rather than be a special purpose visit to specific groups or organisations. 8.3 Member councils will ensure that mobile library sites are: (a) Constructed from all-weather materials such as bitumen or concrete, with adequate access and forward egress for an articulated vehicle. The pad on which the trailer will be parked during visits is to be even and level, with adequate sealed approaches for pedestrians. (b) Regularly maintained and kept free of hazards such as overhanging tree branches. (c) Provided with adequate parking for patrons. (d) Clearly designated as ―no parking‖ areas, at least on days when visits are scheduled. (e) Provided with clearly visible signage which shows opening hours and contact details for the NCGRL and the member council. The signs will be kept current and regularly maintained. (f) Provided with power and communications via a secure service box adjacent to the site. The service box will be located and maintained in accordance with relevant workplace health and safety regulations. 8.4 The mobile library’s opening hours are shown at Appendix 3 and will be periodically reviewed to meet the changing needs of the community. 8.5 The NCGRL will investigate instances where minimum activity levels are not reached for a period of 12 months and implement remedial action where appropriate. Failure to achieve 50% of the minimum levels over a period of 12 months will be deemed to be sufficient justification to remove a site from the schedule. In the event that sites are removed from service, the member council responsible for the site will continue to meet the costs of providing...
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