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Planning Library Information and Policies
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Welcome to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's F. Stuart Chapin, Jr. Planning Library. In order to protect your right of access, promote your safety, and protect library resources and facilities, the Library prohibits activities that present health or security risks, that damage library resources, are illegal, or interfere with maintaining an environment that is conducive to teaching, learning and research.
The following are illegal under North Carolina or federal law:
Additional Library Use Policies
Animals
Only guide dogs and companion dogs that assist people with disabilities are allowed in the Library.
Cell Phone and Pagers
In order to preserve a quiet study environment, we request that library users set their cell phones and pagers to vibrate or a nonaudible signal. Please take calls outside of the library where you will not disturb others.
Disruptive Behavior
Behavior that interferes with the appropriate use of the Library is not permitted. This includes excessive noise, altercations, theft, vandalism, inappropriate sexual behavior, and harassment of any kind. Viewing sexually explicit material on a computer in the library may be considered disruptive behavior or sexual harassment if it disturbs or has the potential to disturb others. Library users may be asked to discontinue viewing of the disturbing material, or leave the building.
Food and Drink
In order to preserve a clean and pleasant study environment, we request that library users be reasonable and responsible when bringing food and drink into the Library. Please dispose of any food wrappers or drink containers in the appropriate trash/recycling bins; clean up any spills; and take particular care around library collections and equipment.
Smoking
Smoking is prohibited in any University building, including the Library.
We reserve the right to enforce these laws and policies and will call campus police as necessary. Violators may face criminal prosecution and/or disciplinary action, including, but not limited to, trespass from all UNC Libraries or the UNC campus.