Michigan Technological University

Folder Records: 27 Address 1400 Townsend Drive,, Houghton, Michigan, 49931

APHIS #: 34-R-0142
OLAW/PHS Assurance #: D16-00742 (A4486-01)
Type: Public Higher Education

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Records

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Check Header	Header	Year Header	Type Header	Format Header	Tags Header	Uploaded Header
Check	View	2022	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		08/22/2023
Check	View	2021	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		07/20/2022
Check	View	2020	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		06/25/2021
Check	View	2020	AWA Regulation Correspondence	PDF		01/16/2021
Check	View	2020	APHIS Registration Application/Renewal	PDF		11/30/2020
Check	View	2019 #3	IACUC Correspondence	PDF		07/04/2020
Check	View	2019 #2	IACUC Correspondence	PDF		07/04/2020
Check	View	2019	AWA Regulation Correspondence	PDF		08/24/2020
Check	View	2019	Research Protocol	PDF		07/04/2020
Check	View	2019	IACUC Meeting Minutes	PDF		07/04/2020
Check	View	2019	IACUC Correspondence	PDF		07/04/2020
Check	View	2019	Annual Report to OLAW	PDF		07/04/2020
Check	View	2019	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		07/04/2020
Check	View	2018	IACUC Meeting Minutes	PDF		07/04/2020
Check	View	2018	OLAW PHS Assurance	PDF	Includes Species Count	07/04/2020
Check	View	2018	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		07/04/2020
Check	View	2017	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		07/04/2020
Check	View	2016	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		07/04/2020
Check	View	2015	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		07/09/2020
Check	View	2014	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		08/06/2020

Laws

Is the lab subject to the open records law in its state? Yes Yes

Is the lab subject to federal FOIA? No

Anti-Cruelty Law

Name: Michigan Anti-Cruelty Laws

Citation: M C L A 75049 - 70a,MCLA 750158

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Open Records Law

Name: Michigan Freedom of Information Act

Citation: M.C.L. 15.231 et. seq.

Commentary:

Anyone can file a request. Initial response time is five business days. There are no appeals. Fees are for search/retrieval, review/redaction, and duplication. However, under the law, universities can charge for search/retrieval and review/redaction only when failing to charge those fees “would result in unreasonably high costs to the public body because of the nature of the request in the particular instance, and the public body specifically identifies the nature of these unreasonably high costs.” Universities can waive fees if they determine that releasing the documents primarily benefits the general public.