CORA complaint
against Boulder County
From:
Al Kolwicz [mailto:alkolwicz@qwest.net]
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 6:04 PM
To: Shelley Bailey (sbailey@co.boulder.co.us)
Cc: Boulder County Commissioners (commissioners@co.boulder.co.us); Dr.
Charles Corry (ccorry@ejfi.org); Harvie Branscomb; Al Kolwicz; Carolyn Bninski ;
Geof Cahoon; Ivan C. Meek; Joe Pezzillo; Kellen Carey; Margit Johansson ; Mary
Eberle; Myriah Conway; Neal McBurnett; Paul Walmsley; Peter Richards; Ralph
Shnelvar; Scott A. Morris; Stith Bennett (stith@revealmail.com)
Subject: FW: Two Colorado Open Records Act requests
Ms. Bailey,
I have reviewed
attachment 3 of the Exhibit B which you faxed to me in partial response to our
June 14th records request.
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Since it was produced in
response to an Open Records Request I assume that we may safely ignore the
“CONFIDENTIAL” notices on the document.
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I hope that the “test plan”
is a poor attempt at a joke and does not represent Boulder County’s
understanding of their obligations under Colorado law.
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It is written by Hart, not by the county.
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It is irresponsibly superficial – it is six pages long
and it does not begin to address the issues. It is what we usually call
a “burn test”.
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It does not meet the requirements of Colorado law.
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Passing this test will be meaningless.
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The document contains no
schedule or assignments of responsibility.
The commissioners would be advised to disallow this document to be
used as Boulder County’s acceptance plan. To do otherwise would be fiscally
irresponsible.
Al Kolwicz
CAMBER – Citizens for Accurate
Mail Ballot Election Results
2867 Tincup Circle
Boulder, CO 80305
303-494-1540
AlKolwicz@qwest.net
www.users.qwest.net/~alkolwicz
www.coloradovoter.blogspot.com
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once, and that every ballot is secure and anonymous.
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