INTERLIBRARY LOANS The Interlibrary loan service is designed for patrons who need access to library materials unavailable at our library. Materials such as books, CD's, videotapes, and periodical articles can be borrowed from other libraries throughout the state. This service is available to anyone with a valid Earlville Library District card. Librarians will assist in requesting materials. There is no charge for this service. EARLVILLE LIBRARY DISTRICT 205 Winthrop Street PO Box
420 Earlville, Illinois 60518 THE ILLINOIS FREEDOM OF
INFORMATION ACT I. A brief description of our
public body is as follows: A. Our purpose is to provide
materials and services for the recreational, social, informational, and
educational needs of the community. B. An organizational chart is
attached. C. The total amount of our
operating budget for 2009/2010 is: $141,534. Funding sources are property
and personal property replacement taxes, state and federal grants, fines,
charges, and donations. Tax levies are: 1. Corporate purposes (for
general operating expenditures) 2. Social Security (provides
for employee’s FICA costs and related expenses) 3. Audit (for annual audit and
related expenses) 4. Maintenance (for maintaining
the building) 5.
Tort Liability (for insurance premiums, risk management, attorney’s fees and
related expenses, unemployment
and worker’s compensation insurance) 6. Working Cash (for internal
loans) 7. Corporate Personal Property
Replacement Tax D. The office is located at
this address: 205 Winthrop Street, Earlville, Illinois 60518. E. We have approximately the
following number of persons employed: 1. Full-time 0 2. Part-time 6 F. The following organization
exercises control over our policies and procedures: The Earlville Library District Board of
Library Trustees, which meets monthly
on the third of each month, 6:00 p.m., at the library. Its members are: Rita Osborne,
President; Ann Hecathorn, Vice President; Geri Bann,
Secretary/Treasurer; Pat Evers, Catherine
Glover, Robert Nanzer, and Dale Stockley. H. We are required to report
and be answerable for our operations to:
Illinois State Library, Springfield, Illinois. Its members are: State
Librarian, Jesse White (Secretary of State); Director of State Library, Anne
Craig; and various other staff. II.
You may request the information and the records available to the public in the
following manner: A. Use request form (see
attached). B. Your request should be
directed to one of the following individuals: Paula Wold
or Dale Stockley at Earlville
Library District, 205 Winthrop Street, PO Box 420, Earlville, Illinois 60518. C. You must indicate whether
you have a “commercial purpose” in your request. D. You must specify the records
requested to be disclosed for inspection or to be copied. If you desire that any records be certified, you must specify which ones. E. To reimburse us our actual
costs for reproducing and certifying (if requested) the records, you will be
charged the following fees: There
is a $1.00 charge for each certification of records. There
is no charge for the first fifty (50) pages of black and white text either
letter or legal size; There
is a $.15 per page charge for copied records in excess of 50 pages; The
actual copying cost of color copies and other sized copies will be charged. F.
If the records are kept in electronic format, you may request a specific format
and if feasible, they will be so provided,
but if not, they will be provided either in the electronic format in which they
are kept (and you would be required
to pay the actual cost of the medium only, i.e. disc, diskette, tape, etc.) or
in paper as you select. G.
The office will respond to a written request within five (5) working days or
sooner if possible. An
extension of an additional five (5) working days may be necessary to properly
respond. H.
Records may be inspected or copied. If inspected, an employee must be present
throughout the inspection. I. The place and times where
the records will be available are as follows: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday-10:00 am to 5:00 pm at the Earlville Library
District, Administrative Offices. III. Certain types of
information maintained by us are exempt from inspection and copying. However, the following types or
categories of records are maintained under our control: A. Monthly Financial Statements
B. Annual Receipts and
Disbursements Reports C. Budget and Appropriation
Ordinances D. Levy Ordinances E. Operating Budgets F. Annual Audits G. Minutes of the Board of
Library Trustees H. Library Policies, including
Materials Selection I. Adopted Ordinances and
Resolutions of the Board J. Annual Reports to the Illinois State Library
EARLVILLE LIBRARY DISTRICT FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUEST Requestor’s Name (or business
name, if applicable) Date of
Request__________________________________________________________________ Phone number
___________________________________________________________________ Street
Address____________________________________________________________________ City State Zip
____________________________________________________________________ Certification requested: Yes_______No_______ Description of Records
Requested: Is the reason for this request
a “commercial purpose” as defined in the Act? Yes________No_______ Library Response
(Requestor does not fill in below this line) APPROVED ( ) The documents requested are enclosed. ( ) You may inspect the records at____________________________________________________ on the date of
._____________________________________________________________________ ( ) The documents will be made available upon payment of copying
costs of $ ( ) For “commercial requests”
only: the estimated time of when the
documents will be available is, _________________________________________________________________________________ at the prepaid costs stated
above. DENIED ( ) The request creates an undue burden on the public body in accordance
with Section 3(g) of the Freedom of Information Act, and
we are unable to negotiate a more reasonable request. ( ) The materials requested are exempt under Section 7 of the Freedom
of Information Act for the following reasons: Individual(s) that determined
request to be denied and title: In the event of a denial, you
have the right to seek review by the Public Access Counselor at (217) 558-0486
or 500 S. Second St., Springfield,
IL 62705 Or you have the right to
judicial review under section 11 of FOIA. ( ) Request delayed, for the following reasons (in accordance with
3(e) of the FOIA): You will be notified by the
date of ____________________________________________________ as to the action taken on your
request. NOTE: This form cannot be
MANDATORY under FOIA, but it is preferred. Failure to use it may result
in the request not being properly or promptly processed. _________________________________________________________________________________ FOIA Officer Date of Reply |
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