Vermont Code — 22
Browse 95 sections in division 22 of the Vermont code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 1. §§ 1-8.
- § 21. Policy and purpose—Article I Because the desire for the services provided by libraries transcends governmental
- § 22. Definitions—Article II As used in this compact:
- § 23. Interstate library districts—Article III
- § 24. Interstate library districts; governing board—Article IV
- § 25. State library agency cooperation—Article V Any two or more state library agencies of two or more of the party states
- § 26. Library agreements—Article VI
- § 27. Approval of library agreements—Article VII
- § 28. Other laws applicable—Article VIII Nothing in this compact or in any library agreement shall be construed to
- § 29. Appropriation and aid—Article IX
- § 30. Compact administrator—Article X Each state shall designate a compact administrator with whom copies of all library agreements to which the state or any public library agency of the state is party shall be filed
- § 31. Entry into force and withdrawal—Article XI
- § 32. Construction and severability—Article XII This compact shall be liberally construed so as to effectuate the purposes of the compact
- § 41. Town participation restricted No town of this State may be a party to a library agreement that provides for the construction or maintenance of a library under Article III, subdivision (c-7) [section 23
- § 42. State library agency defined As used in the compact, “state library agency,” with reference to this State, means, the
- § 43. Compact administrator, appointment The Governor shall appoint an officer of this State who shall be the compact administrator under Article X [section 30 of this title] of this compact. (Added 1963, No. 119, § 5, eff
- § 44. Withdrawal, notices In the event of withdrawal from the compact, the Governor shall send and receive any notices required by Article XI
- § 61. §§ 61-66.
- § 67. Public libraries; statement of policy; use of facilities and resources
- § 68. Statutory purposes The statutory purpose of the exemption for libraries in section 109 of this title is to aid libraries in offering free and public access to information and research resources. (Added 2013, No. 200 (Adj
- § 69. Public libraries; selection and reconsideration of library materials A public library shall adopt a library material
- § 101. Definitions As used in this chapter, (1) “Municipality”
- § 102. General authority; procedure
- § 103. Powers generally An organization formed under the provisions of section 102 of this title shall be a body corporate and politic to be known by the name stated in its certificate
- § 104. Public libraries; trustees, managers, or directors The trustees, managers, or directors of the corporation shall compose its members and shall not be more than 15 nor less than five in number. (Amended 1999, No. 148 (Adj
- § 105. General powers
- § 106. Vacancies
- § 107. Bylaws The trustees, managers, or directors may make bylaws for the management of the corporation and library
- § 108. Employment of agents and employees The trustees, managers, or directors may appoint and employ from time to time
- § 109. Exemption from taxation When the instrument providing the endowment declares that the institution shall be
- § 110. Merger Two or more library corporations in the same municipality or in different municipalities may, by a
- § 111. Protection of library property; penalties
- § 141. Establishment and maintenance
- § 142. Appropriations A municipality establishing and maintaining a library
- § 143. Trustees
- § 144. Annual report The trustees shall annually make a
- § 145. When no trustee elected or appointed When no
- § 146. Public documents and volumes
- § 181. §§ 181-185.
- § 221. §§ 221, 222.
- § 171. Definitions As used in this chapter:
- § 172. Library record confidentiality; exemptions
- § 173. Right of patron action
- § 281. Members and trustees ex officio
- § 282. Director
- § 283. Expenditure of funds The sums annually available for the Society shall be expended by the Director under
- § 284. Disposition of books, collections, and property If the Society is ever dissolved, the Society’s books, collections, and property shall become the property of the State
- § 285. Classification of employees Employees of the Vermont Historical
- § 286. Repealed. 1973, No. 37, § 5.
- § 341. §§ 341-349.
- § 361. §§ 361-365.
- § 371. §§ 371-375.
- § 401. §§ 401-405.
- § 451. §§ 451-457.
- § 601. Appointment of State Librarian; powers and duties
- § 602. Board of Libraries A Board of Libraries, referred to in this chapter as “the Board”, is established
- § 603. Officers; meetings The Board shall elect annually a chair and a vice chair
- § 604. Repealed. 2021, No. 53, § 8(2).
- § 605. Duties and functions of the Department of Libraries The duties and functions of the Department of Libraries shall be to provide, administer, and maintain
- § 606. Other duties and functions The Department, in addition to the functions specified in section 605 of this title:
- § 607. Actions to recover books
- § 608. Audio-Visual Revolving Fund There is established within the Department of Libraries a revolving fund for the audio-visual services unit to cover expenses of distribution of audio-visual materials
- § 609. Repealed. 2011, No. 33, § 13(2).
- § 610. Nonprofit foundation for public library services The State Librarian is authorized to establish a nonprofit foundation for the purpose of raising funds from private sources to enhance public library services in Vermont
- § 611. Acts and Resolves; Vermont Statutes Annotated; distribution
- § 631. General provisions On application by the
- § 632. Requirements A town, city, or incorporated village shall not be entitled to the benefits of section 631 of this subchapter unless the following conditions are met:
- § 633. Appropriation by municipality A town, city, or incorporated village voting to instruct its
- § 634. Aid to free public libraries The State Librarian may assist free public or other nonprofit libraries that formulate and implement plans for the systematic and effective coordination of libraries and library services
- § 635. Requirements If the Board of Trustees of a free public library, any part of whose books has been paid for
- § 701. Definitions For the purposes of this chapter:
- § 721. Creation of Division The Division for Historic Preservation is created under 3 V.S.A. § 2473 to coordinate historic preservation activities on behalf of the State. (Added 1975, No. 109, § 4; amended 1995, No. 190 (Adj
- § 722. State Historic Preservation Officer The Secretary shall nominate and the Governor shall appoint a State Historic Preservation
- § 723. Duties and powers of Division and State Historic Preservation Officer
- § 724. Historic preservation special funds
- § 725. Acceptance of funds or gifts for historic sites and Vermont Archaeology Heritage Center With the approval of the Secretary of Administration, the State Historic Preservation
- § 741. Creation of Advisory Council
- § 742. Duties and powers of the Council
- § 743. Cooperation of agencies An agency, department, division, or commission shall:
- § 761. State Archaeologist; survey; protection of archaeological sites
- § 762. Field investigation The State reserves to itself the exclusive right of field investigation on sites owned
- § 763. Designation of archaeological sites The State Archaeologist, with the approval of the State Historic Preservation
- § 764. Permits for exploration
- § 765. Transfer of State property When transferring real property
- § 766. Reservation of lands to be sold
- § 767. Cooperation between agencies All
- § 781. Rules The custodian of underwater historic properties shall be the Division, which shall administer the preservation and protection of these properties in accordance with this chapter
- § 782. Issuance of permits
- § 791. Penalty A person who conducts field investigation activities on or under any land owned or controlled by
- § 901. §§ 901-902a.
- § 903. Repealed. 2009, No. 61, § 7.
- § 950. Purpose The purpose of the Vermont web portal is to increase, at no cost to the taxpayer, the ease of accessing needed information. (Added 2005, No. 203 (Adj
- § 951. Definitions As used in this chapter:
- § 952. Vermont web portal; Vermont Web Portal Board; membership
- § 953. Vermont Web Portal Board; duties