Cart Services Agreement

Sno-Isle Libraries is looking forward to working with your facility as part of our outreach services program. We provide a monthly cart service to selected sites such as nursing homes, assisted living facilities, or senior housing where a significant number of residents are unable to travel to the library due to age or disability. Residents register for their own cards and are responsible for the library materials they check out. It is also possible to request deposit service for the facility.

1Facility Information

2Contact Information

3Facility Requirements Checklist

Facility Information

Name of Facility Number of Units Current Number of Residents

Facility Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City ZIP / Postal Code

Facility Phone

Facility Email

Contact Person

First Last

Contact Phone

Contact Email

Who will assist library staff during the visit?

Facility Requirements for Cart Service Checklist

Safe and convenient loading/parking space for a 25-foot van with wheelchair lift

Unobstructed, easy access for wheeling cars into building (no curbs, steps, etc.)

A room or space large enough to accommodate the library’s book carts (2-4 carts) and 2 staff, plus space for residents to comfortably browse and check out library materials.

Designated table and electrical outlet for setting up and plugging in the library’s checkout computer, where electrical cords do not pose a tripping hazard.

The minimum number of customers required to sustain cart service is 6 per site. Cart service may be discontinued if: usage declines, facility requirements are not met, or library materials are not consistently returned on time.

Parking Instructions

Best Entrance to Use

Location of space or room

Consent

I have read and understand all of the above information and the facility requirements for cart service.

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