If the Retirement Agency’s fee for responding to an applicant’s public record request exceeds $350 and the applicant considers it unreasonable, the applicant may file a complaint with the Public Information Act Compliance Board, and appeal from a decision of that Board, as stated in General Provisions Article, Title 4, Subtitle 1A, and §4-362, Annotated Code of Maryland. The applicant may refer to the Public Access Ombudsman, as stated in General Provisions Article, Title 4, Subtitle 1A, a dispute concerning any of the following issues: The custodian’s application of an exemption from disclosure; Redactions of information in the public record; The failure of the custodian to produce a public record in a timely manner or to disclose all records relevant to the request; Overly broad requests for public records; The amount of time a custodian needs, given available staff and resources, to produce public records; A request for or denial of a fee waiver; and Repetitive or redundant requests from an applicant. An applicant who is denied a requested public record or a requested copy, printout, or photograph of a public record may file a complaint with the circuit court for the county where: The complainant resides or has a principal place of business; or The public record is located.