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Common Sense For New Hampshire
Liberty Begins At Home
7 Comments
Its not enforced. D’Jais owns Doherty. Why would he make them follow the rules?
below is an email from an OPRA.
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Captain Huisman has informed me that there are no records as requested.
April
On Fri, Nov 14, 2014 at 2:16 PM, Jim Bean wrote:
OPRA request
Please accept this e-mail as my request for government records under both the Open Public Records Act and the common law right to access.
I would like the list of all DJais employees with address, that can handle alcohol or not, given to the BPD for the year 2014.
as per res 2014-101, #3
That the licensees provide the Chief of the Belmar Police department, in writing with the names and addresses of all employees.
Please send them in electronic form.
Thank you
Jim Bean
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April Claudio
Borough of Belmar – Municipal Clerk
Planning & Zoning Bd. Secretary
Technical Assistant-Construction Dept.
Deputy Registrar of Vital Statistics
Phone: 732-681-3700 ext 225 (dial 9 first)
Fax: 732-681-3434
This is not a minor issue considering that recruiting new Doherty voters seems to be part of the job description of anyone working there.
Totally meaningless!!! Like any law or ordinance, worthless unless enforced!!!!
Aren’t these the same provisions that Djais had to agree with back in 2007
It’s the same every year.
It would be interesting to see the activity on last year’s escrow account. Think about how many times there were multiple officers in front.
Where does it say the bartenders will flag anyone who is obviously too drunk to walk? Staggering drunks don’t help the oceanfront area.
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