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23-ORD-178 is cited to support the principle that when records are stored electronically and are easily accessible by the agency, the agency does not incur an 'actual' cost to reproduce the records electronically. This precedent is used to argue that Christian County Public Schools should not have attempted to impose the costs of redactions on the Appellant, as it amounts to an excessive copying fee under KRS 61.880(4).
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