§ 8568 Record Copy Fees

Water Code·California

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•If you ask for a copy of a record from the board, they can charge you for it.
•The cost includes the time it takes their workers to make the copy and the materials used.
•If you want a certified copy (a special official copy), they can charge an extra $1.

Example

You need a copy of your school records from the school board.

The school board can make you pay for the time it takes them to find and copy your records, plus the cost of paper or ink. If you need an official copy with a stamp, they can charge you an extra $1.

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§ 8568 Record Copy Fees

For making a copy of any of its records the board may charge and collect the actual reasonable cost of making the copy, including the time of its employees and materials used, and one dollar ($1) for the certificate if a certified copy is requested. (Added by Stats. 1943, Ch. 369.)

Last verified: January 23, 2026

Key Terms

actual reasonable cost certified copy one dollar ($1)

References

Official text at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
California Legislature. Water Code. Section 8568.

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