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Description of document: Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) Request Log for New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets for years 2013-2015 Requested date: September 2015 Released date: 02-November-2015 Posted date: 10-October-2016 Source of document: Rick Arnold Department Records Access Officer New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets 10B Airline Drive Albany, N.Y. 12235 Email: [email protected] The governmentattic.org web site (“the site”) is noncommercial and free to the public. The site and materials made available on the site, such as this file, are for reference only. The governmentattic.org web site and its principals have made every effort to make this information as complete and as accurate as possible, however, there may be mistakes and omissions, both typographical and in content. 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WYORK TEOF Agriculture 4 ORTUNITY. and Markets Office of the Counsel (518) 457-1059 November 2, 2015 Via E-Mail Only This is in response to your Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) request for a digital/electronic copy of the Freedom of Information Law log (i.e. listing of requests) for the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets during the years 2013, 2014, 2015. Transmitted herewith are the responsive records. The logs are being released with redactions. The redacted material consists of addresses; telephone, cell and FAX numbers; and e-mail addresses of private individuals. The release of this material would constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [Public Officers Law sections 87(2) and 89(2)]. You have the right to appeal this decision within thirty (30) days if you so desire. Your appeal should be addressed to the Records Access Officer at the address listed below. Sincerely, Rick Arnold, Esq. Records Access Officer FOIL #15/232 1 OB Airline Dr. Albany, N.Y., 12235 I (800) 554-4501 I www.agriculture.ny.gov October 16, 2015 FOIL LOG 2013 No. Received From Form of Subject Division Date TO Date Correspondence Documen Closed Appeal Appeal Date Request Division BACK ts Decisio Date Receive from n Released d Division (Withh eld/ Release d) 1 1/2/13 John A. Tangredi Electron Copies of licenses in effect from June 2010 to FSI 1/3/13 1/3/13 1/3/13 (2/1/13) Yes 1/4/13 ic present for CVS, 325 Mamaroneck Avenue, White j 1/4/13 Plains, NY 10605 2 1/2/13 Julie Snidow Electron Inspection reports and owner information for DAI 1/3/13 1/4/13 1/3/13 (2/1/13) Yes 1/7/13 ic Serence Aquatics/ Pet Palace, 61-19 Fresh Pond J 1/7/13 Road, Middle Village, NY 11379 3 1/3/13 Christopher C. Kerr Paper Dog bite reports and records on file for dog DAI 1/4/13 1/7/13 1/4/13 (2/4/13) No 1/8/13 owner Mary Cannan, , Jeffrey Freedman Attorneys 1/8/13 from 1999 to present PLLC 424 Main Street, Suite 622 Buffalo, NY 14202 4 1/3/13 Richard N. Bach, Esq. Electron Accident report in regards to Jacob Stover which SF 1/4/13 1/9/13 1/4/13 (2/4/13) Yes 1/31/13 ic took place on September 5, 2010 at the New York [email protected] 1/31/13 State Fair 1 October 16, 2015 FOIL LOG 2013 No. Received From Form of Subject Division Date TO Date Correspondence Documen Closed Appeal Appeal Date Request Division BACK ts Decisio Date Receive from n Released d Division (Withh eld/ Release d) 5 1/3/13 Kimberly Electron Inspection reports, application information and DAI 1/4/13 1/9/13 1/4/13 (2/4/13) Yes 1/17/13 ic health certificates from Missouri regarding 1/17/13 Serene Aquatics, Middle Village, NY 6 1/3/13 Robin Olsen Electron Inspection reports and any additional reports DAI 1/4/13 1/30/13 1/4/13 (2/4/13) No 1/31/13 ic focused on animal welfare of animals for North 1/31/13 Shore Animal Defense League from 2009 to present 7 1/4/13 Avi Allison, Litigation Assistant Electron Records relating to the regulation of New York MC&DS 1/4/13 1/10/13 1/4/13 (2/4/13) Yes 5/9/13 ic dairy Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations Earthjustice L&WR 1/11/13 1/14/13 2/5/13 3/25/13 – Received email revising request. (clarification) [email protected] (per M) Requesting all records since January 1, 2007 that 3/1/13 (samples relate to any New York dairy farm with 300 or of records) fewer dairy cows that fall within the categories of Agricultural Nonpoint Source Abatement and 4/16/13 Control Program Project Application Forms, Grant (unredacted 2 October 16, 2015 FOIL LOG 2013 No. Received From Form of Subject Division Date TO Date Correspondence Documen Closed Appeal Appeal Date Request Division BACK ts Decisio Date Receive from n Released d Division (Withh eld/ Release d) Contracts, Pollution Abatement and Control sample pages Grant Interim Progress Reports and sent) Comprehensive Nutrient Management Plant 5/9/13 Reviews 4/3/13 – Received ‘appeal’ regarding redactions made to samples of records sent 8 1/4/13 Tina Moore Electron Records on file regarding Eddie’s Deli, Feng Yee FSI 1/4/13 1/4/13 1/4/13 (2/4/13) No 1/7/13 ic Grocery Inc., Dennis & Elise Inc., Tzu Ching New York Daily News 1/7/13 Enterprise Corp. which were located at 200-05 [email protected] 32nd Avenue, Bayside, NY 11361 9 1/7/13 Electron Business structure classification of Western New PI 1/8/13 2/5/13 1/8/13 (2/6/13) Yes 2/5/13 ic York Hosta Society, 8399 Zimmerman Road, 2/5/13 Hamburg, NY 14075 10 1/8/13 Maurice Dalton, Project Electron Inspection reports performed on apple dealers, AD 1/8/13 1/11/13 1/8/13 (2/6/13) Yes 2/5/13 Manager ic packers, processors, wholesalers, distributors, FSI 1/11/13 1/30/13 2/5/13 sales agents and brokers in Columbia, Dutchess Livingston Farms LLC and Ulster counties since 2008 to present (per AD) [email protected] 3 October 16, 2015 FOIL LOG 2013 No. Received From Form of Subject Division Date TO Date Correspondence Documen Closed Appeal Appeal Date Request Division BACK ts Decisio Date Receive from n Released d Division (Withh eld/ Release d) 11 1/8/13 Patti Waller Paper Documents on file regarding the outbreak FSI On file - 1/8/13 (2/6/13) Yes 2/1/13 investigation of E.coli O157 linked to State (12-376) Marler Clark 2/1/13 Garden Inc. Organic Spinach and Spring Mix Blend 1/9/13 [email protected] sold at Wegmans during October/November (pine 2012 nut) 12 1/8/13 Cook Alciati Electron Total sales of packaged fluid milk products, total MC&DS 1/9/13 2/1/13 1/9/13 (2/7/13) Yes 2/7/13 ic sales of Dean Foods processed packaged fluid [email protected] 2/7/13 milk products, total sales of other significant processors of packaged fluid milk products, names of distributors/deals who sell packaged fluid milk products and volume of packaged fluid milk products sold by each distributor/dealer in the metro New York area (excluding Westchester, Rockland, Putnam and Orange counties) 4 October 16, 2015 FOIL LOG 2013 No. Received From Form of Subject Division Date TO Date Correspondence Documen Closed Appeal Appeal Date Request Division BACK ts Decisio Date Receive from n Released d Division (Withh eld/ Release d) 13 1/9/13 Jennifer Alotta Electron Documentation regarding Oscar’s Smokehouse, FSI 1/9/13 1/30/13 1/9/13 (2/7/13) Yes 1/30/13 ic 22 Raymond Lane, Warrensburg, NY 12885 1/30/13 14 1/9/13 Thomas Anderson, VP of Electron Inspection history for Mandell Food Stores, Inc., FSI 1/9/13 1/17/13 1/9/13 (2/7/13) Yes 1/17/13 Operations ic d/b/a Key Food #646, 22-15 31st Street, Astoria, 1/17/13 NY 11105 Man-Dell Food Stores, Inc. [email protected] 15 1/9/13 Thomas E. Soule Electron Records and documents relating to the FSI 1/10/13 1/11/13 1/10/13 (2/8/13) Yes 2/14/13 ic investigation and recall of Waggin’ Train, Canyon Edelman Combs Latturner & 2/7/13 (2/22/13) Creek Ranch and Milo’s Kitchen chicken jerky dog Goodwin LLC treats for residual antibiotics 2/14/13 [email protected] 16 1/9/13 Mary-Ann Wehlage Electron Public reports and information regarding FSI Already - 1/10/13 (2/25/13) No 1/28/13 ic Cattaraugus County SPCA on file 1/28/13 17 1/9/13 Cori A. Menkin, Esq. Electron Certificates of veterinary inspection of dos and DAI 1/10/13 1/14/13 1/10/13 (2/8/13) Yes 2/6/13 ic puppies imported into New York from 14 ASPCA 2/6/13 companies in Missouri 5 October 16, 2015 FOIL LOG 2013 No.
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