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PDC denies redaction request for Alisa Della Piana, cites lack of specific safety evidence
Summary
A redaction request submitted for Alisa Della Piana was denied by the PDC chair because the written materials contained only boilerplate assertions of safety concerns and did not provide the specific factual showing required by statute and administrative rule.
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The Public Disclosure Commission on July 2 denied a petition seeking redaction of contribution details for Alisa Della Piana, finding the submitted materials insufficient to meet the statutory standard for redaction.
Tabitha Townsend said the request was filed by a representative at Iron Wall and asserted safety and security concerns. Chair Jay Robert Leach said the written materials did not expand beyond a boilerplate assertion and emphasized that statute and the applicable administrative regulation require a greater showing of specific facts. Leach stated, “The written materials do not expand beyond just a boilerplate assertion of concern about personal safety ... and the statute and the, administrative regulation require a greater showing than that,” and he denied the request.
The commission recorded the denial and closed the matter on the modification calendar; staff did not present additional evidence and no further testimony was ordered.

