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One Week Wonder books may not be reserved or renewed Items are considered overdue or late when they are returned one or more days following the due date. Fines will be charged and collected. Fines will be attached to the patron's card when late items are returned and fines unpaid. Fines are: Books and magazines 25 cents per day Audiovisual items 50 cents per day Equipment $25.00 per day Fines will not exceed the cost of the item. Lost or damaged items are the responsibility of the borrower. Costs associated with replacing the items lost or damaged are determined by the replacement cost and any re- processing fees. (If the item is part of a set and the entire set must be re -purchased, than that is the replacement cost.) Emails are sent one day prior to the due date as a reminder. Emails are sent to inform patrons that their items are overdue at the 2 week mark and another email at one month. Then a bill is emailed at 6 months. Fines and other fees may change due to budgetary issues. Failure to Return Indian River County Property Failure to return county property could result in the negligent borrower being charged with a misdemeanor offense. Legal action could be taken by the Indian River County's State Attorney's Office. Interlibrary Loans The Indian River County Library System will make every reasonable effort to obtain for its users library materials that may be borrowed from other libraries. Users must have a valid library card in good standing in order to use the interlibrary loan service. The library system recognizes that interlibrary loan is a service that always requires the cooperation of another library and that the cooperating library's policies and procedures must be followed. Requests are limited to 3 active requests at a time, no audiovisual materials are loaned by other libraries, and no items published in the current year are loaned by other libraries. 57