(a) On or before September 1 of each year, the board shall prepare a written report for the past fiscal year. The secretary shall file certified copies of the report on or before the due date with the Illinois State Librarian and in the library or libraries operated by the district, where the report shall be available for public inspection. The report shall include the following: (1) The audit of the secretary and the secretary's records as provided in subsection (c). (2) A statement as to any change in the limits and boundaries of the district. (3) A statement as to property of any type acquired by the district by purchase, legacy, gift, or otherwise. (4) A statement as to the amount of accumulations and the reasons for the accumulations. (5) A statement as to any outstanding liabilities, including those for bonds still outstanding. (6) Any other pertinent information requested by the Illinois State Librarian. (b) Where dissolution of the district has been approved, the board shall prepare a final report. (c) The secretary's records shall be audited by 2 other trustees appointed by the president. The audit shall be conducted each fiscal year and upon the change of secretaries. The audit report shall be filed not later than 90 days following the completion of the fiscal year. The report shall certify the accuracy and completeness of the secretary's records and shall list the discrepancies, if any. The report of the audit of the secretary's records shall be made a part of the secretary's records. (d) The board shall take whatever action is deemed necessary to cure the discrepancies reported to it by any audit committee. records as provided in subsection (c). boundaries of the district. by the district by purchase, legacy, gift, or otherwise. the reasons for the accumulations. including those for bonds still outstanding. Illinois State Librarian.
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