Reporter Monica Vendituoli reports, “The lawsuit stems from a Jan. 16 request by the DBJ under the Colorado Open Records Act seeking the names of the independent panel members who recommended Great Hall Partners to Day. Several days later, Day responded via Rachel Marion, DIA’s director of government affairs. Marion withheld the names of the panel members, citing two state statutes.
“One state statute prevents the release of ‘the contents of real estate appraisals made for the state or a political subdivision thereof relative to the acquisition of property’ and the other prevents the release of materials ‘so candid or personal that public disclosure is likely to stifle honest and frank discussion within the government, unless the privilege has been waived.’
“On Feb. 7, Day provided a sworn statement through Marion further explaining why DIA withheld the records.
“‘Public disclosure would be likely in the future to stifle frank and open exchange of ideas and opinions regarding the final decisions that ultimately resulted from these panelists,’ the sworn statement said.”
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