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Written on Friday, November 21, 2008
Last Updated on Thursday, January 08, 2009

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Chapter 12: Regional Services
12.1 What’s New
12.2 Depository Designation
12.3 General Responsibilities
12.4 Retention
12.5 Collection Development and Integrity
12.6 Preservation
12.7 Housing Collections
12.8 Interlibrary Loan and Reference Services
12.9 Collaborative Efforts
12.10 Disposal Process
12.11 Administrative Responsibilities
12.12 Legal Requirements
12.13 Mandatory Requirements
12.14 Collection Development
12.15 Collection Access
12.16 Depository Designation
12.17 Depository Termination or Relinquishment
12.18 Training, Outreach, Promotion, and Communication
12.19 Procedural Consultation
12.20 Finding a Regional Depository Library
12.21 Tips and Lessons Learned
12.22 You Don't Have to...
12.23 Important
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12.7 Housing Collections

While building and preserving the comprehensive depository collection is the responsibility of regional libraries, the entire collection does not necessarily have to be housed solely at the regional libraries. It may make sense to permanently house certain materials at another library or in a remote storage facility. A distributed regional collection is acceptable provided appropriate selective housing agreements are in place; the regional library’s shelflist indicates the location and that the materials are the designated regional copies of record; users can identify the location of depository resources; and the materials accessible for use.