Dear Camden City Parking Authority,

This is a request for public records made under OPRA and the common law right of access. I am not required to fill out an official form. Please acknowledge receipt of this message.

Records requested:

A full list of the holders of Camden City executive privilege parking passes for 2017, 2018 and 2019 featuring their name and position that affords them this benefit.

Yours faithfully,

Invincible Media

Dear Edward McMaster,

Thank you for your response. Please advise that I electing not to use your official OPRA form for this request.

For more information on why I am not required required to use your OPRA form please review, "A Citizen’s Guide to the Open Public Records Act" published by the NJ State Government Records Council: https://www.nj.gov/grc/public/docs/Citiz...

Excerpt:
"Pursuant to Renna v. County of Union (App. Div. 2009), OPRA requests should be on the
agency’s official OPRA request form. However, a written request that is not on the agency’s
official OPRA request form cannot be denied solely because the request is not on the request
form. Written requests which are not on the form must mention OPRA. Therefore, if a requestor
elects not to use an agency’s official OPRA request form, he/she must submit an otherwise
written request that clearly identifies itself as an OPRA request."

Please confirm your receipt of this email and whether you have the original records requested. Thank you for your assistance.

Yours sincerely,

Invincible Media

Dear Edward McMaster,

Can you please provide me a response to my request. By law, public authorities must respond within 7 business days to NJ OPRA requests.

If you are still concerned about the form, check my OPRA machine profile to view other requests to Camden city and county agencies and you will find that they require no form to be filled out.

Yours sincerely,

Invincible Media

Dear Edward McMaster,

My request is now officially delayed. Under NJ OPRA law you should have responded within 7 business days or requested an extension.

I have recently requested records from other Camden agencies successfully without being required to use your form. Please respond today.

Yours sincerely,

Invincible Media

Dear Camden City Parking Authority,

My OPRA request which was submitted on February 19th is officially delayed. By law, Edward Mcmaster is required to respond to my request or request an extension. Neither has been done.

Please advise that I electing not to use your official OPRA form for this request.

For more information on why I am not required to use your OPRA form please review, "A Citizen’s Guide to the Open Public Records Act" published by the NJ State Government Records Council: https://www.nj.gov/grc/public/docs/Citiz...

Excerpt:
"Pursuant to Renna v. County of Union (App. Div. 2009), OPRA requests should be on the agency’s official OPRA request form. However, a written request that is not on the agency ’s official OPRA request form cannot be denied solely because the request is not on the request form. Written requests which are not on the form must mention OPRA. Therefore, if a requestor elects not to use an agency’s official OPRA request form, he/she must submit an otherwise written request that clearly identifies itself as an OPRA request."

Yours faithfully,

Invincible Media