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2. Name of Municipality
4. Date
8. Factual Description of the Complaint

   Prior to bringing a civil action in the Civil Division of the Superior Court in the county in which the alleged violation has taken place for appropriate injunctive relief or for a declaratory judgment, Vermont law requires any person aggrieved by an alleged violation of the Open Meeting Law to provide the public body with a written notice that alleges a specific violation and requests a specific cure of such violation. 

   • Date and Time Occurred
   • Name of Public Body
   • Specific Violation Alleged
   • Specific Cure Requested 
10. Please provide any additional facts that may assist the Town of Essex in its investigation.
12. Name of Individual submitting complaint and contact information:
14. Name
15. Email Address
17. Address
19. City
20. State
21. Zip Code
23. Phone Number
25. VERMONT PUBLIC RECORDS LAW

    Under Vermont's Public Records Act, 1 V.S.A. §§ 315-320, any person has the right to request inspection or copying of a public record from government agencies, including municipalities. 

    Documents in the possession of public officials for municipal business are classified as public records and are available to the public unless excluded under the Public Records Act. 

    Applicants are discouraged from submitting information considered proprietary, trade secrets, or confidential.

    Please note, some information in a public record may be redacted, narrowed, or denied in accordance with State law if it could reasonably be expected to constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy (e.g. email address, phone number).

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