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File #: 16-323    Version: 1 Name: DISP 2016-254 HS-Aging 1980-2010
Type: Consent Status: Consent Agenda
File created: 5/16/2016 In control: Board of Sedgwick County Commissioners
On agenda: 6/1/2016 Final action:
Title: Resolution to authorize the destruction of Aging Department records 1980-2010 (DISP 2016-254 HS-Aging).
Attachments: 1. DISP 2016-254 Aging_Res.pdf
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Resolution to authorize the destruction of Aging Department records 1980-2010 (DISP 2016-254 HS-Aging).

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Recommended Action: Approve the resolution, authorize the Chairman to sign, and direct the Department on Aging Director and the Records Manager to destroy the records.

Background: This records disposal follows the same model as disposals previously approved by the Commission and applies the Records Management Policy approved in 1998. Kansas law (K.S.A. 45-404(c)) requires that destructions of County records be authorized by the Board of County Commissioners. Records proposed for destruction total 112 boxes for the period 1980-2010, and are comprised of Aging and Disability Services client records, HCBS billings, routine correspondence, and program financial records for the period 1980-2010. A detailed inventory is available and will be maintained permanently by Records Management in PDF and MS-Excel formats as part of the documentation for this destruction case.
Analysis: County Records Management Policy is to destroy at the earliest opportunity records identified (1) as eligible under State law, and (2) that lack continuing value adequate to offset costs to retain and make accessible. Custodian for the records proposed for destruction, Department on Aging Director Annette Graham, has determined they have no continuing administrative value for operation of Aging and Disability Services. Chief Financial Officer Chris Chronis has determined that they have no continuing fiscal value for County operations. The Records Manager has confirmed they are eligible for disposal by destruction, consistent with State retention schedules, and finds that they lack identifiable research value adequate to offset costs. WSU Curator Special Collections/University Archivist Dr. Lorraine Madway, who serves as an independent reviewer for archival value, agrees they lack substantive research value, and concurs in the recommendation to destroy. The County Counselor has ...

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