Bonding calculations, expenditures
This is a request for public records made under OPRA and the common law right of access.
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Records requested:
1) Documents created when calculating the appropriation of $300,000 in Section 3A of Ordinance 2019-21.
2) Documents created when calculating the appropriation of $200,000 in Section 3C of Ordinance 2019-21.
3) Any expenditures made against the appropriations based on Section 3A of Ordinance 2019-21.
4) Any expenditures made against the appropriations based on Section 3C of Ordinance 2019-21.
Thank you,
Dan Riordan
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received via email on 2/11/2021. This response is being provided on the
third business day after the receipt of your request.
Please be advised, your request is being denied as no record was
identified in the request.
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Dear Pam Borghi,
Who can I contact to learn the name of the record(s) I want? The public record gives no indication of the name.
The date would be sometime in April or May 2019.
The subject matter is the calculation of amounts in sections 3A and 3C of Ordinance 2019-21.
Yours sincerely,
Dan Riordan
You can email our CFO for an explanation of the calculations. There is no
need to file an OPRA request to ask a question or ask for information.
The OPRA statute is just to provide for citizen access to existing,
identified records. In many cases, these records are available upon
simple request. If you feel you aren't getting access to a
specific record, please feel free to use the OPRA process.