February 24th, 2012, 12:38 pm · 1 Comment · posted by Daniel Chacon
Mayor Steve Bach knows a lot about the Colorado Open Records Act.
Since he took office, he said his office has been inundated with a “tsunami” of open-records requests.
Well, if Jim Kin had his way, the mayor would have to file an open-records request for information he is seeking from the Colorado Springs Urban Renewal Authority.
“If I could take a page from Mayor Bach’s playbook, it’s: ‘You’re going to have to submit a request under the (Colorado) Open Records Act, and you’re going to have to specify what you’re looking for.’ This is not out of character,” Kin, a member of the board, said during Thursday’s meeting at City Hall.
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They are right to question the DEMAND of records and have there attorney protect them. They arent an agency of the City. Of course the city attny will come back with another legal opinion giving more and more power to the Mayor. I hope the Gazette lets people who cant get on the internet and watch videos know what is going on with everything. Its just not right.