ASK NJ Media Co.
I received your Open Public Records Request via e-mail on Monday, February
3, 2019 for the following:
1. "copies of email logs for the municipality's police chief and/or
officer in charge from January 20, 2019 to January 26, 2019. Please
include sender, recipient, date and subject."
In response to the request, attached you will find the requested log.
However, there are 2 e-mails dated 1/24/2019 with ROIC Crime Central; the
subject matter has been redacted due to sensitive, investigatory matter.
  

Please be advised that N.J.S.A. 47:1A-6 provides that a person who is
denied access to a government record by the custodian of the record, at
the option of the requestor, may institute a proceeding to challenge the
custodian's decision by filing an action in Superior Court which shall be
heard in the vicinage where it is filed by a Superior Court Judge who has
been designated to hear such cases because of that judge's knowledge and
expertise in matters relating to access to government records; or in lieu
of filing an action in Superior Court, file a complaint with the
Government Records Council established pursuant to N.J.S.A. 47:1A-7.

The right to institute any proceeding shall be solely that of the
requestor. Any such proceeding shall proceed in a summary or expedited
manner. The public agency shall have the burden of proving that the denial
of access is authorized by law. If it is determined that access has been
improperly denied, the court or agency head shall order that access be
allowed. A requestor who prevails in any proceeding shall be entitled to a
reasonable attorney's fee.

Very truly yours,

 Janine Gillis
Borough Clerk  

Janine Gillis, RMC, CMR
Borough Clerk
Assistant Borough Administrator
Certified Municipal Registrar
Borough of Spring Lake Heights
555 Brighton Avenue
Spring Lake Heights, New Jersey  07762
 
732.449.3500 phone
732.449.3535 fax

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