The GRC decided in Parave-Fogg v. Lower Alloways Creek Township that public meeting minutes are exempt from OPRA as “inter-agency, intra-agency advisory, consultative, or deliberative material” until they are approved by the public body. This often results in unreasonable delays in public access to these records. Delays of several years are not uncommon. The GRC is now being sued in an effort to have the misguided Parave-Fogg decision overturned so that unapproved meeting minutes are subject to OPRA. -NJFOG
Read more here:
New OPRA lawsuit takes aim at GRC’s wrongheaded Parave-Fogg decision
Also read about a suit against Moorestown for not releasing 3-yr old minutes: https://njfog.org/2016/03/06/lawsuit-argues-3-yr-old-unapproved-public-meeting-minutes-not-deliberative/
And another such suit against Passaic City:
http://njopengovt.blogspot.com/2016/04/opra-lawsuit-challenges-passaic-citys.html