[nfbmi-talk] Fw: ada 504 oma foia request for information

[joe harcz Comcast]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: joe harcz Comcast 
To: marlene at mrccouncil.org 
Cc: Jo Anne Pilarski MCB, Chair ; Larry Posont ; John Scott MCB, Commissioner ; lydia schuck ; arwoods at michigan.gov ; Joe Sibley MCBVI Pres. ; Jeanette Brown MI CAP ; Elmer Cerano MPAS ; Donna Rose 
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2011 2:11 PM
Subject: ada 504 oma foia request for information


June 22, 2011

ADA FOIA and OMA Request MRC Minutes

 

Paul Joseph Harcz, Jr.

1365 E. Mt. Morris Rd.

Mt. Morris, MI  48458

810-516-5262

 

Re: request for MRC information

 

Ms. Marlene Malloy

Michigan Rehabilitation Council

 

(Via e-mail at:

marlene at mrccouncil.org)

 

Dear Ms. Malloy,

 

I am an advocate who happens to be blind. I note that fact for I am about to make a request for certain public information and I will invoke the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as well as appropriate state law.

 

Today I am requesting the complete June 3, 2011 MRC minutes. I am also requesting any written reports and corollary information related to a possible consolidation of the Michigan Commission for the Blind with the Michigan Rehabilitation Services.

 

Of course as a blind person I cannot read these print documents and thus am requesting them pursuant to the effective communications requirements of the ADA, Title II subpart e and the auxiliary aids and services requirements of Section 504.

 

My only request for accommodation in these regards is to receive them as either a Word attachment or a plain text enclosure to my e-mail address listed above, for you see simply my computer talks.

 

Any written questions may also be made via conventional e-mail as well.

 

I thank you in advance for your prompt, compliant and timely response to this request,

 

Sincerely,

 

Paul Joseph Harcz, Jr.

 

Cc: file

Cc: Commissioners, Michigan Commission for the Blind

 

Cc: Steve Arwood, LARA

Cc: Members NFB MI, MCBVI and other advocates for the blind