You have a right to see public records!
The Freedom of Information Law, which took effect
on September 1, 1974, gives you the right of access
to certain public records.
The Danby Town Board has adopted regulations governing
when, where, and how you can see public records. The
regulations can be seen at all places where records are kept.
According to these regulations, records can be seen and copied
at the Town Clerk's Office and the Town Justice Court, both located
in the Danby Town Hall. You may have to fill out a
Request for Information
form.
There is a charge of $1 per request, and copies of documents
are $0.25/page, for standard page size. The fee for copies of the
Town of Danby Zoning Ordinance is $7; copies of the Subdivision
Regulations are $2.
The following officials will help you to exercise your
right to access: the Town Clerk,
the Town Supervisor,
and the Town Justices.
If you are denied access to a record, you may appeal to
the Danby Town Board.