"...or any other content found to be harassing, disturbing, or offensive to others..." Is way too broad and essentially places librarians and other floor staff in the position of adjudicating values.  Not only is that an impossible task, the broadness of the policy leaves the library open to all kinds of uneven application from person to person and location to location.  Where there's no information there is no differentiation, and there's no information in that last part of the policy, which makes literally everything potentially inappropriate to view at the library.  I'm disappointed with library officials and the board that they couldn't come up with a policy that actually means something other than a line that, absent a bunch of unwritten specifics,  provides an excuse for unlimited censorship provided a public user is sufficiently offended.  It's not that librarians don't have judgement, it's that the purpose of a policy is to define how that judgement is used.