99-ORD-202 is cited to support the principle that the Open Records Act only applies to records that are in existence and in the possession or control of a public agency, and that it does not impose an obligation on agencies to create, procure, or retrieve a record to accommodate a request. It also discusses that records not prepared, owned, used, or retained by a public agency are not considered public records.
99-ORD-202 was Cited by 16-ORD-019
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