Posted on August 10, 2015 by NJFOG ![\"00_HC_lawsuit_iStock_000010740091_800px\"](\"https://www.gloucestercitynews.net/.a/6a00d8341bf7d953ef01bb08621914970d-200wi\" "\\"00_HC_lawsuit_iStock_000010740091_800px\\"/")
UPDATE (8/10/15) – Judge Marc M. Baldwin will preside over the 8/21/2015 hearing in Paff v. Lumberton.
A Burlington County judge required corrective action when Lumberton Township couldn’t find minutes for closed-door meetings held prior to 2003. Less than a decade later, minutes went missing again.
LUMBERTON, NJ — When open government advocate John Schmidt sought minutes for private meetings of the Lumberton Township Committee, he was advised that several years’ worth of records were \”forever lost,\” the unfortunate result of failed computer hardware. The records supposedly included minutes for closed-door meetings held as recently as 2013.
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