nJ LBFA OPRa Request
Dear Pennsauken Township,
HI there we hope all is well
we would like the following
1.does the city / town assign your municipal Liens
2.can we have a list of all tax lien Investors
3.can we have a list of all properties that are in bankruptcy
4.can we have a list of all properties that have liens on them dating back to 2002 until today
5.can we have a list of all properties that are in probate
6.can we have a list of all vacant and abandoned properties
if you can provide in excel that would be great
Yours faithfully,
Jacob toby
3479889427
Thank you for your message. I'm officially retired!! Unfortunately, I can
no longer answer your emails. Please direct all future inquiries to my
replacement Daniela Tavarez Martinez at [email address]
Thank you,
Gene
Please be advised, the Township of Pennsauken is in receipt of your OPRA
request as of Dec. 28. The 7^th day to respond is Jan. 9.
The attached list is responsive to your request for vacant property list.
The Township has no records responsive to your request for a bankruptcy
list or a probate list.
The first part of your request (1. Does the city/town assign your
municipal liens) asks questions and/or does not name a specifically
identifiable government record and is denied.
The Township is still working to gather records related to parts 2 & 4 of
your request.
We hope to complete your request on or before the 7^th business day, Jan.
9.
[1]Logo Description Matthew McDevitt
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OPRA Specialist, Pennsauken Township
Office: 856-665-1000 x 123
[2][email address]
5605 N. Crescent Blvd. Pennsauken, NJ 08110
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Please see the attached records responsive to your OPRA request.
Personal Phone Numbers & Personal Email Addresses have been redacted due
to privacy concerns. In Merino v. Ho-Ho-Kus, GRC Complaint 2003-121 (Feb.
18, 2004), the Council addressed the citizen’s reasonable expectation of
privacy pursuant to N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 and found that the New Jersey Supreme
Court, Appellate Division held that the GRC must enforce OPRA's
declaration, in N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1, that "a public agency has a
responsibility and an obligation to safeguard from public access a
citizen's personal information with which it has been entrusted when
disclosure thereof would violate the citizen's reasonable expectation of
privacy." Serrano v. South Brunswick Twp., 358 N.J. Super. 352, 368-69
(App. Div. 2003). See also National Archives and Records Administration
v. Favish, 541 U.S. 157, 124 S.Ct. 1570 (U.S. March 30, 2004) (personal
privacy interests are protected under FOIA).
Financial information has also been redacted pursuant to:
Trade Secrets & Proprietary info – GRC Exemption No. 6.
Trade secrets and proprietary commercial or financial information
obtained from any source.
[1]Logo Description Matthew McDevitt
automatically generated
OPRA Specialist, Pennsauken Township
Office: 856-665-1000 x 123
[2][email address]
5605 N. Crescent Blvd. Pennsauken, NJ 08110
References
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2. mailto:[email address]