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City Editor Frank Girardot got this message from recalled City Councilman Jeff Siccama. We haven't confirmed this information:
The Montebello City Council voted to destroy all records 7 years and older. This will cover up a lot of their handy work. Sounds like their new city attorney Arnold Glasman is taking care of loose ends as fast as possible.
Jeff
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It's my understanding that most public records only need to be kept for two years.
Posted by: Edward | February 28, 2008 12:52 PM
Not really that unusual...Glendora recently approved the same destruction of public records.
Not sure about the 2 year time limit, but I am sure it is probably legal.
Posted by: gilman | February 28, 2008 3:45 PM