FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
COMMISSION
OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT
FINAL DECISION
Docket #FIC 1994-310
September 10, 1997
In the Matter of a Complaint by Eric J. Youngquist,
Complainant
against
State of Connecticut, Department of Banking, Respondent
The above-captioned matter was heard as a contested case on April 20 and June 22, 1995, at which time the complainant(s) and respondent(s) appeared and presented testimony, exhibits and argument on the complaint. The Commission then issued a final decision in this matter on August 29, 1995, which decision was appealed by both named parties to the Superior Court, Judicial District of Hartford-New Britain (CV 95-0554467-S and CV 95-0554601-S).
On October 29, 1996 the court (McWeeny, J.) issued a judgment ordering the matter remanded to the Commission for the purpose of rendering a final decision ordering the respondent Department of Banking to release the names and addresses of the seventy-three persons previously exempted from the Commissions earlier final decision. On February 18, 1997, the court issued a Memorandum of Decision on Motion to Reargue, reaffirming its previous decision and order.
In compliance with the courts order, the Commission hereby enters the following order:
1. The respondent shall forthwith provide the complainant with the requested home addresses of the seventy-three (73) individuals previously exempted from the Commissions order in its Final Decision issued August 29, 1995.
Approved by Order of the Freedom of Information Commission at its regular meeting of September 10, 1997.
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Doris V. Luetjen
Acting Clerk of the Commission
PURSUANT TO SECTION 4-180(c), G.S., THE FOLLOWING ARE THE NAMES OF EACH PARTY AND THE MOST RECENT MAILING ADDRESS, PROVIDED TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION COMMISSION, OF THE PARTIES OR THEIR AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE.
THE PARTIES TO THIS CONTESTED CASE ARE:
Eric J. Youngquist
P. O. Box 83
Windsor, CT. 06095-0083
State of Connecticut, Department of Banking
c/o Christopher Levesque, Esq.
Assistant Attorney General
10 Sherman Street
Hartford, CT. 06105
Cynthia Antanaitis, Paola Barry, Gary Battle, John Beaty,
James Black, P. BoKio, John Brunjes, Patricia Budnick, Maria
Burgos, Genafa Byar, Shirley Cafro, Malcolm Campbell, Carmen G.
Calderon, Carmen M. Calderon, Jeanne Charbonneau, June
Christensen, Naomi Church, Lewis Clark, Randolph Connolly,
Terralyn Cooper, Richard Cortes, Carmine Costa, Doreen DiMaio,
Thomas E. DiMaio, Don Dooling, Phyllis England-Lewis, Kristine
Fonte,Henrika Franciszkowicz, Cesar Garcia, Jeffrey Goodson, Paul
Granato, Mark Gray, Louise Hanson, Nathaniel Hirsh, Kathleen
Hogan, Mark Hornyak, Sidney Igdalsky, David Jankoski, SeYoung
Joo, Marjorie Kagan, Ralph Lambiase, Debora Lein, Yvette
Levesque, Paul Ligas, Lisa McDonald, Kevin Maher, Marlene Mannix,
Ismael Marrero, Judith Mercier, R. Mihan, Alice Miller, Sallie
Miller, Sylvia Morgan, Michael Myles, Susan Nadami, Randall
Novick, David OBrien, Eric Offei-Addo, Mary Ellen
ONeil, Howard Pitkin, Todd Prout, Michelle Provost, Anne
Purcell, Ventura Ramos, Anne Sblendorio, Sebastian Scarfe,
Olympia Thompson, Judith Tillman, Lisa Troy, John Walsh, Eric
Wilder, Eustacia Williams, Gregory Woodbury
c/o Gayle Fierer, Esq., Chief Administrative Attorney and Doniel
Kitt, Esq., Principal Attorney
Department of Banking
260 Constitution Plaza
Hartford, CT. 06103
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Doris V. Luetjen
Acting Clerk of the Commission
FIC 1994-310/FD/mes/09171997