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    Councilmember Scott Sherman proposed a "San Diego Public Records Act" that would require the City of San Diego to adhere to the transparency requirements of the California Public Records Act. The proposed law would codify responding to records requests within 10 days, providing electronic records in their original format, and providing reasons for denying requests into the City's municipal code to ensure transparency is not undermined by the state. Sherman said San Diegans deserve transparency and accountability from their local government.

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    Councilmember Scott Sherman proposed a "San Diego Public Records Act" that would require the City of San Diego to adhere to the transparency requirements of the California Public Records Act. The proposed law would codify responding to records requests within 10 days, providing electronic records in their original format, and providing reasons for denying requests into the City's municipal code to ensure transparency is not undermined by the state. Sherman said San Diegans deserve transparency and accountability from their local government.

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    City Councilmember Scott Sherman

    District 7
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 CONTACT: Diana Palacios, (619) 236-6677

    Sherman Proposes San Diego Public Records Act


    In response to Sacramentos proposal to undermine the California Public Records Act, Sherman proposes new law to lock in transparency at the City of San Diego
    SAN DIEGO, CALIF In response to recent legislation passed by the State Legislature which would remove Public Records Act (PRA) requirements for local government agencies, Councilmember Scott Sherman today sent the attached memo requesting that the Rules Committee take action on a San Diego Public Records Act. The San Diego Public Records Act would require the City to adhere to the transparency requirements that are currently established in the California Public Records Act. Specifically, it would codify the following aspects of the California Public Records Act into the Citys Municipal Code: Respond to PRA requests within 10 days Provide electronic records in their original format Provide a reason for denying PRA requests

    San Diegans deserve transparency and accountability in their city government. This law will ensure that open and transparent government in San Diego will never be undermined by Sacramento, said Councilman Sherman.
    To schedule an interview with Councilmember Sherman please contact Diana Palacios at 619-236-6677 or 915-227-2341

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