§ 14-2-27 Definition of terms
§ 14-2-28 Existing libraries covered by chapter–Changes to effect compliance–Terms ofprevious contracts unaffected
§ 14-2-29 Optional methods of providing library service
§ 14-2-30 Resolution or ordinance to provide services
§ 14-2-31 Services provided on approval by voters
§ 14-2-32 Petition to require referendum on library services–Referendum on motion ofgoverning body
§ 14-2-33 County containing municipalities with libraries–Petition and election outsidemunicipality only–Election of municipality to be included
§ 14-2-34 Services continued by chartered governmental units
§ 14-2-35 Board of public library trustees–Appointment and terms of members
§ 14-2-36 Contract with established library–Annual appointment of additional trustees–Number proportional to contributed funds
§ 14-2-37 Joint public library–Board of trustees–Proportional appointment
§ 14-2-38 School board contracts for library services–Proportional appointment of trusteesby board–Maximum number
§ 14-2-39 Per diem and expenses of trustees
§ 14-2-40 Duties of trustees
§ 14-2-41 Powers of trustees
§ 14-2-42 Duties of librarians
§ 14-2-43 Quarters for library–Location–Selection and approval
§ 14-2-44 Bond issuance for building construction–Use of municipal special assessmentfunds or county tax levies
§ 14-2-45 Long-term lease for building acquisitions–Maximum term–Property included–Rent payment sources
§ 14-2-46 Building funds–Appropriations–Continuation of previously established funds–Transfer of surplus to other funds
§ 14-2-47 Expenditures for public library services, materials and facilities
§ 14-2-49 Discard of old library materials–Marking–Disposition
§ 14-2-50 Discontinuance of services by vote
§ 14-2-51 Confidential library records
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Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 14 > Chapter 2 - Public Libraries

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