This rule is being amended to change the way labor cost is calculated for special service charges for extensive public records requests. The amended rule will make the calculation based on the actual cost of wages and benefits instead of the pay grade of the personnel providing the service. This change is consistent with a recent opinion from the Second District Court of Appeal which held that the cost of labor used in calculating special service charges for responding to extensive public records requests may include both salary and benefits. The rule amendment also specifies that the calculation of wages and benefits must be based on the lowest paid personnel who has the necessary skill and training to perform the public records request.