OPRA Fees Collected
Dear Toms River Township,
This is a request for public records made under OPRA and the common law right of access. I certify under penalty of NJSA 2C:28-3 that I have not been convicted of an indictable offense. Please acknowledge receipt of this message.
Records requested:
1. Total fees collected for doing OPRA requests
time period 01/01/2017-12/04/2017
2.Breakdown of fees collected. For those fees collected, state the OPRA request description, and amount collected.
Yours faithfully,
Jack Roberts
I have both your requests....(although this most recent one is NOT on a particular document, though I will submit it anyway....For any future OPRA's, please fax our form, with the 3 highlighted sections filled out, to: 732-341-3586.....Thank you, the Clerk's Office
Dear Cathy Dier,
I do not have access to a fax machine.
Email is my preferred method of contact.
Yours sincerely,
Jack Roberts
Dear Cathy Dier,
I'm not legally required to fill out your agency's form and that my email request
is legally valid. Please comply with my legally valid OPRA request within the legal time period
of 7 business days. 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 sincerely,
Jack Roberts
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I'm not legally required to fill out your agency's form and that my email request
is legally valid. Please comply with my legally valid OPRA request within the legal time period
of 7 business days. 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.