Truce Imminent in E-Mail Battle ; Fair Lawn Case has Statewide Implications
The Record, Bergen County, NJ › December 28, 2005
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FAIR LAWN - The resident who asked to see more than a year's worth of borough-related e-mails stored on Mayor David Ganz's personal computers said he would be willing to drop his request if the borough changes how it posts meeting agendas.
Donal Meyers, a frequent critic of the council, won a six-month battle with the borough this month when the Government Records Council, the agency responsible for enforcing the state's Open Public Records Act, ruled that Fair Lawn must turn over all e-mails kept on Ganz's private computers that relate to borough business.See the full content of this document
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Truce Imminent in E-Mail Battle ; Fair Lawn Case has Statewide Implications
The state ruling could have broad implications for how officials archive e-mails and the kinds of discussions they have through e- mail.
The borough initially denied Meyers' request, saying that the d...See the full content of this document
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