Update city-wide rules for keeping and destroying old records
In Plain English
The city currently uses outdated record-keeping rules from 1999 that create duplicate files and waste storage space. Multiple departments store copies of the same documents in overflowing offices. If approved, new schedules standardize which department keeps each type of record and when to destroy old files.
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