Public Records Request

You have reached the Los Angeles County Development Authority (LACDA). This fillable form is to be used to make a request for documents pursuant to the California Public Records Act (CPRA). It is not to be used for general information inquiries. To submit a general inquiry, please visit our Public Inquiry Portal by clicking here. Your request should clearly and specifically describe the identifiable records prepared, owned, used, or retained by the LACDA. Please note, the LACDA is not required by law to create a new record which does not currently exist. To access the overview of the LACDA’s Public Records Policy, please click here.

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Requestor Information

Name*

Company/Agency

Mailing Address*

City*

State*

Zip*

Phone Number*

Fax Number

Email Address*

Requested Documents

Please fill in the field below with the specifics of your request.*

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Accepted files: PDF, JPG and PNG

Maximum allowed file size is 5MB

Time period of Requested Documents

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Method of Production

Please choose one of the following options:

I wish to inspect the requested records. I understand that appointments for inspection of documents will be made during regular LACDA business hours, at a time that does not disrupt the LACDA’s normal course of business.

Please provide copies of the requested records. I acknowledge there is a $0.15 cents/page fee for direct costs of duplication in accordance with Government Code, Section 6253 (b). I agree to reimburse the LACDA for such charges prior to the documents being released.

Fee Notification

I request that the LACDA contact me prior to copying the requested records if the copying charges are estimated to exceed $50.

Optional Information

Have you, or has anyone on your behalf, previously requested this information from our agency? If so, from whom and when?

Have you, or has anyone on your behalf, requested this information from any other public entity? If so, from whom and when?

Is this request to be used for media purposes?
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