[LM_NET] TARGET: Storage Facilities

[Rhonda Altonen <Rhonda.Altonen@UCHSC.EDU>]

        We are currently keeping our older journals and books in an
off-site storage facility, they are still available for circulation, and
it just takes a few days for us to retrieve them. Some questions have
come up, and I would like to get the input from the "compendium of all
human knowledge".

1.      How many of you are currently using an off-site storage facility
for back issues of journals or books?
2.      What are some of the criteria you use to decide an item or items
is moved there?
3.      Do you reflect the move in your holdings?
4.      Are you using split holdings?
5.      Any other comments/advice would be helpful.

Thank you,
Rhonda


Rhonda L. Altonen
Denison Memorial Library
4200 East 9th Avenue
Box A003
Denver, CO 80262-0003

OCLC: COU
Courier Code: UCHSC, Denver
P: 303-315-5536

"I would be most content if my children grew up to be the kind of people
who think decorating consists mostly of building enough bookshelves."
Anna Quindlen
Disclaimer: Opinions expressed are those of the sender alone and do not
reflect the position of the University of Colorado.




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