Tublitz: UO is still stalling release of bowl game junketeer names

I can’t imagine why they are stalling. With luck, Prof Tublitz will get these names in time for me to post them before the bargaining session with Jamie Moffitt starts:

On Mar 13, 2015, at 10:22 PM, tublitz <[email protected]> wrote:

Dear Ms Joubran:

I submitted the following request over a month ago. Can you please tell me why your response is taking so long and when I will be supplied with the requested information? It is a simple request that should not take very long to fulfill.

Thanks very much,

N. Tublitz

On 2/13/2015 2:59 PM, [email protected] wrote:

Dear Mr. Tublitz:

The University of Oregon, Office of Public Records has received your
public records request for”) a list of the names and titles of all
University employees and family members who received free tickets, free
transportation and/or free accommodations to the College Football
playoff semi-final game between Oregon and Florida State played on Jan
1, 2015 at the Rose Bowl, Los Angeles CA; and, 2) A separate list of the
names and titles of all University employees and family members who
received free tickets, free transportation and/or free accommodations to
the College Football playoff championship game between Oregon and Ohio
State played on Jan 12, 2015 at AT&T Stadium, Arlington TX. For each
person, please list whether they received free tickets, free
transportation and/or free accommodations,” on 02/13/2015, attached.

The university is uncertain whether it possesses the records you have
requested. However, the university will search for the records and make
a response to your request as soon as practicable.

If documents exist and may be provided, the office will provide the
documents electronically to avoid a copy fee of 25 cents per page. The
office also charges for the actual cost of making public records
available. The charge includes, but is not limited to, staff costs for
locating, gathering, summarizing, compiling, reviewing, tailoring or
redacting the public records to respond to a request. The charge may
also include the cost of time spent by an attorney in reviewing the
public records, redacting material from the public records, or
segregating the public records into exempt and nonexempt records.

The cost of time for each employee is calculated by multiplying the
employee’s hourly wage calculation (including benefits expenses) by the
hours or portions thereof necessary to locate, gather, summarize,
compile, tailor, review, redact, segregate, certify or attend the
inspection of the public records requested.

Thank you for contacting the University with your request.

Sincerely,

Daphne Joubran
Office of Public Records
University of OregonOffice of the President
6207 University of Oregon
Eugene, Oregon 97403-6207
(541) 346-6823
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>