Sec. 33.04.01.05. When Written Request Is Required  


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  • A. In General. A written request is required whenever the custodian reasonably believes that:

    (1) The Act or any other law or regulation might require or authorize the custodian to deny inspection of the record or of specific information in the record; or

    (2) A written request will materially assist the office in responding to the request.

    B. For Copies. The custodian may require a written request if the applicant is requesting a copy of a public record.

    C. Contents of Written Request. A written request shall:

    (1) Reasonably identify by brief description the record sought;

    (2) Contain the applicant's name, address, telephone number, and organization represented; and

    (3) Be signed by the applicant.