Dear Miami Public Records Team:

This message is to once again contact the Miami Mayor's office with issuing approval to cover the costs of records access in this special instance. 

The cost of records access is $2,000+. MIA Coin recently offered a dividend of $5.25M: https://news.bitcoin.com/city-of-miami-gets-5-25m-disbursement-from-miamicoin-as-mia-flounders-88-lower-than-price-high/. 

xNY.io is concerned that STX, CityCoins with MIA Coin and NYCCoin are operating against the law and at the expense of New Yorkers. 

The Mayor of Miami would be a hero in not holding back any access to these record documents. Understand, the question now is if xNY.io should fund Miami Public Records to access documents the Miami Mayor's office should freely distribute.  

Furthermore, we kindly ask for the Miami Mayor's office to please approve this request by the end of this week. Failure to do so would seem disrespectful to the residents of Miami and New York alike. Can you kindly confirm submission of this request to the Miami Mayor's office? 

Thank you,  

Gunnar Larson
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Gunnar Larson - xNY.io | Bank.org
MSc - Digital Currency 
MBA - Entrepreneurship and Innovation (ip)

G@xNY.io
+1-646-454-9107
New York, New York 10001 

On Wed, Mar 16, 2022 at 4:27 PM PublicRecords@miamigov.com <support@nextrequest.com> wrote:

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City of Miami Public Records
A message was sent to you regarding record request #22-459:

Good afternoon Mr. Larson,

 

Due to the extensive use of resources, such as information technology and clerical staff time, the City is entitled to charge the costs incurred to run the search and review the e-mails for exemptions. No fees shall be assessed if the IT Search yields 100 or less e-mails. We ran the search using the search terms you requested, and the results produced approximately 13,092 e-mails. Last week, I sent you an e-mail with revised search terms to which I received no response. We are trying to work with you, Mr. Larson. If you approve the revised search terms sent to you on 3/8/22, please let us know.

 

Thank you.

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