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umz� <br />Access To Data By The Public <br />While some data maintained blyA thecit-m is data about individuals,, which is j�xesumed to be <br />private, the broader assumption about government data in •- is that it is public, and <br />should be readily available to anyone who asks for it. Failure to disclose information that is <br />public is a violation of data practices laws� <br />d I FqUT770177 Mr7fre-au-Ci • Lne Clata. Ine person nas M& <br />right to inspect and copy the data at reasonable times and places, and, if the person so <br />requests, will be • of the data's meaning. <br />There is no fee for inspecting the data (Minn. Stat. Sec. 13,03, subd, 3.) Inspection includes <br />fr� jyeys�� <br />a eo-,*rW&ft-rjr?ef way fojmi <br />the data. <br />For data stored in electronic form and available to the public through electronic remote <br />access, inspection includes allowing the public to have access to the data so that they can <br />print or download the data from their own computer equipment. The responsible authority <br />may charge a reasonable fee for remote access to data if there is a specific statutory grant <br />of authority. <br />When data requested by the public include data that have commercial value (such as a <br />formula, pattern, compilation, i• device, method, technique, etc) and a substantial <br />and discrete portion of the data was developed with a significant expenditure of public <br />fun �Jjonsi�12 ig�tb*LiLy. magL;L <br />