Public Review Documents are accepted at the discretion of the ARLIS
library team. Potential contributors must complete a
Public Review Documents Application Form
prior to depositing a collection at ARLIS.
ARLIS will alert the potential contributor within two weeks of form
completion whether the public review documents will be granted space
at ARLIS. Priority will be given to items that conform to the ARLIS’s
collection development scope. The contributor is solely responsible for
maintenance, update, and replacement of any or all portions of its
documents deposited at ARLIS.
ARLIS is not responsible for the
accuracy, completeness, currency, or availability of the items shelved
in the public review documents section. ARLIS will not be responsible
for returning Public Review Documents to contributors. Documents
that are not retrieved by contributors within two weeks of the posted
expiration date of the public review period are subject to disposal by
ARLIS.
Unless specifically proscribed from doing so via the Public
Review Documents Application Form, ARLIS may add public review
documents to ARLIS’s permanent collection after the posted expiration
date of the public review period. ARLIS does not track usage frequency
or record names of public review document users. Costs may be
associated with large collections or long-term placement.