Results

Public Utilities Commission of the State of California

Public Agenda 3066

Thursday, June 28, 2001, 10 a.m.

San Francisco, California

Commissioners
Loretta M. Lynch, President
Henry M. Duque
Richard A. Bilas
Carl W. Wood
Geoffrey F. Brown

For each agenda item, a summary of the proposed action is included; the Commission's decision may, however, differ from that proposed.

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Scheduled Commission Meetings

505 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco

Ratesetting Deliberative Meeting* Room 5305 (1:30 p.m.) Closed to the Public	Commission Meeting Auditorium (10 a.m.) Open to the Public
Monday, June 25	Thursday, June 28
Monday, July 9	Thursday, July 12
Monday, July 30	Thursday, August 2
Monday, August 20	Thursday, August 23
Tuesday, September 4	Thursday, September 6

*Ratesetting Deliberative Meeting dates are reserved as noted but will be held only if there are ratesetting matters to be considered and a Commissioner has requested that a Ratesetting Deliberative Meeting be held. A "_" next to the date indicates that the meeting will be held. A "_" next to the item number on the Agenda indicates that the matter will be considered during the Ratesetting Deliberative Meeting.

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PUBLIC COMMENT

The following items are not subject to public comment:

· All items on the closed session agenda; these are HEX and EX items.

· H-5, H-5a, H-8

CONSENT AGENDA

Items shown on the Consent Agenda will be taken up and voted on as a group in one of the first items of business of each Commission meeting. Items may be removed from the Consent Agenda for discussion on the Regular Agenda at the request of any Commissioner prior to the meeting.

ORDERS AND RESOLUTIONS

CA-1	Res TL-18967 - Resolution approving issuance of charter-party carrier certificates pursuant to Section 5374(b) of the Public Utilities Code.
CA-2	Res ALJ-176-3066 - Ratification of preliminary determinations of category for proceedings initiated by application. The preliminary determinations are pursuant to Article 2.5, Rules 4 and 6.1 of the Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure.
CA-3	R98-12-014 - Order Instituting Rulemaking on the Commission's Own Motion Regarding Commission Policy on Area Code Relief. This decision denies Pacific Bell's (Pacific) petition to modify D96-12-086 in which Pacific sought the following: (1) consideration of an overlay for every new area code implemented prior to the year 2001; and (2) adoption of a policy that favors the implementation of an overlay for most new area codes. (Com Lynch - ALJ Kenney) (Section 311(g)(1))

CA-4	A00-11-041 - Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E). For approval of an agreement with OnFiber Carrier Services, Inc. (OnFiber) allowing access to electric distribution facilities for the installation and maintenance of telecommunication equipment. This decision grants PG&E and OnFiber Carrier Services, Inc.'s request for approval of a Master Pole and Underground Facilities License and Lease Agreement. This proceeding is closed. (Com Lynch - ALJ Duda) (Section 311(g)(1)
CA-5	Res T-16524 - Pacific Bell Telephone Company (Pacific). This resolution approves three interconnection agreements between Pacific and 1-800-Renex, Inc., between Pacific and Telicor, Inc, and between Pacific and Navigator Telecommunications, Inc. (pending) submitted under provisions of Resolution ALJ-181 and General Order 96-A, pursuant to Section 252 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. (Advice Letters 21675 filed April 2, 2001; 21677 filed April 3, 2001, and 21700 filed on April 10, 2001, respectively.)
CA-6	R98-09-005 - Order Instituting Rulemaking on the Commission's Own Motion to Consider Modifications to the Universal Lifeline Telephone Service Program and General Order 153. This decision grants the motion for a partial stay of D00-10-028 filed by FONES4ALL Corp. (FONES4ALL). The stay applies only to FONES4ALL. This decision also requires FONES4ALL to obtain a surety bond sufficient to cover the amount that FONES4ALL might have to repay to the Universal Lifeline Telephone Service Fund if and when the stay is lifted. (Com Bilas - ALJ Kenney) (Section 311(g)(1))
CA-7	Res T-16533 - Comtel Computer Corp. This resolution revokes the certificate of public convenience and necessity of Comtel Computer Corp., as requested by the company.
CA-8	Res T-16534 - Paetec Communications, Inc. This resolution revokes the certificate of public convenience and necessity of Paetec Communications, Inc. as requested by the company.
CA-9	Res T-16535 - ATN Communications Incorporated. This resolution revokes the certificate of public convenience and necessity of ATN Communications Incorporated as requested by the company.

CA-10	R95-04-043 - Order Instituting Rulemaking on the Commission's Own Motion Into Competition for Local Exchange Service. I95-04-044 - Related Matter. This decision denies the motion of Roseville Telephone Company and Citizens Telephone Company to require competitive local carriers to establish and maintain memorandum accounts to separately track reciprocal compensation payments relating to Internet Service Provider traffic. (Com Bilas - ALJ Pulsifer) (Section 311(g)(1)
CA-11	A01-01-024 - Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E). For an immediate finding of a gas supply emergency and an order directing Southern California Gas Company to provide mutual assistance. This decision grants PG&E's request to withdraw the application without prejudice. This proceeding is closed. (Com Lynch - ALJ Wong) (Section 311(d))
CA-12	A01-01-030 - American Airporter Shuttle. This decision authorizes American Airporter Shuttle to extend its on-call passenger stage corporation between the counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, San Mateo, Napa, Sonoma, and Marin, and the international airports of San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose, and between San Francisco and the international airports of Oakland and San Jose and to establish a Zone of Rate Freedom. This proceeding is closed. (Exam Koss)
CA-13	Res W-4274 - Mineral City Water System. This resolution authorizes Mineral City Water System to implement mandatory conservation. (Advice Letter 32 filed April 27, 2001.)
CA-14	A99-03-049 - Southern California Gas Company. Application under the Catastrophic Event Memorandum Account (CEMA) for Recovery of Costs Related to the El Niño Storms. This decision awards The Utility Reform Network $20,092.12 in compensation for its contribution to D01-02-075. This proceeding is closed. (Com Duque - ALJ DeBerry)

CA-15	A01-03-037 - Bhupinderpal Singh dba Randhawa Airporter. This decision authorizes Bhupinderpal Singh to operate as a passenger stage corporation between points in Alameda, Santa Clara, and San Mateo Counties and the international airports of Oakland, San Francisco, and San Jose. This proceeding is closed. (Exam Koss)
CA-16	A01-03-042 - Nirmaljit Kaur dba U.S. Goldline Shuttle. This decision authorizes Nirmaljit Kaur to operate as a passenger stage corporation between points in San Francisco, Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, Solano, Marin, and San Mateo Counties and the international airports of San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose, and to establish a zone of rate freedom. This proceeding is closed. (Exam Koss)
CA-17	Res W-4275 - San Jose Water Company. This resolution grants San Jose Water Company's request for an offset rate increase of $5,326,104 or 4.35% in additional revenue, and the implementation of a 12-month customer surcredit to amortize a balancing account overcollection. (Advice Letter 325 filed May 7, 2001)
CA-18	Res T-16539 - Edge Wireless LLC. This resolution revokes the Wireless Identification Number held by Edge Wireless, LLC as requested by the company.
CA-19	A01-03-015 - Igor Skoro dba Dalmatian Shuttle. This decision authorizes Igor Skoro to operate as a passenger stage corporation between points in San Francisco, San Mateo, Alameda and Santa Clara Counties and the international airports of San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose, and to establish a zone of rate freedom. This proceeding is closed. (Exam Koss)

CA-20	A92-12-043 - Pacific Gas and Electric Company. For an Order Pursuant to Section 1005.5(b) of the Public Utilities Code to Increase the Maximum Cost Specified in PG&E's Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to Construct the California Portion of the Expansion of its Natural Gas Pipeline. A93-03-038, A94-05-035, A94-06-034, A94-09-056, A94-06-044, A96-08-043, R90-02-008, R88-08-018, R92-12-016, I92-12-017, A92-07-049, A95-02-008, A95-02-010, A94-11-015, A93-04-011, A94-04-002, A95-04-002, A96-04-001, A94-12-039 - Related matters. This decision awards The Utility Reform Network $1,500.35, the entire amount of compensation requested, for its contribution to D01-02-049. (Com Bilas - ALJ Sullivan)
CA-21	A99-08-022 - Southern California Edison Company. For authority to (1) consolidate authorized rates and revenue requirements; (2) verify residual competition transition charge revenues; (3) review the disposition of balancing and memorandum accounts; (4) review generation cost jurisdictional cost allocation; (5) review the reasonableness of the administration of the Low Emission Vehicle Program; (6) review the administration of special contracts; and (7) present a proposal for the inclusion of long run marginal costs in the power exchange energy credit. A99-08-023, A99-08-026 - Related matters. This decision grants The Utility Reform Network an award of $12,773.94, and Aglet Consumer Alliance an award of $14,172.09 in compensation for their contribution to D01-01-019. These proceedings are closed. (Com Duque - ALJ DeBerry)
CA-22	A01-04-011 - Medhat A. Mahgoub, dba Luxor Shuttle Sedan and Limousine Service (Applicant). This decision authorizes Applicant to extend his on-call passenger stage corporation between the counties of San Francisco, Alameda, Contra Costa, Sonoma, Napa, Marin, Solano, San Mateo, and Santa Clara, and the international airports of San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose, and between San Francisco and the international airports of Oakland and San Jose and to establish a zone of rate freedom. This proceeding is closed. (Exam Koss)
CA-23	Res W-4276 - San Jose Water Company (SJWC) and California Water Association. This resolution authorizes all water utilities to book the incremental costs needed to run backup generators and extends such protection to sewer system utilities. (SJWC's Advice Letter 326 filed May 7, 2001)

CA-24	Res W-4277 - California Water Service Company, Bakersfield, Bear Gulch, Chico, Dixon, East Los Angeles, Hermosa-Redondo, King city, Livermore, Los Altos Suburban, Marysville, Mid-Peninsula, Oroville, Palos Verdes, Salinas, Selma, South San Francisco, Stockton, Visalia, Westlake and Willows Districts (Applicant). This resolution grants Applicant's request for an offset rate increase producing additional annual revenues of $5,930,500 or 3.3% of those districts' adopted revenue. (Advice Letter 1493 filed May 18, 2001)
CA-25	Res W-4278 - California Water Service Company, Dominguez District and Kern River Valley District. (Applicant). This resolution grants Applicant's request for an offset rate increase producing additional annual revenues of $482,800 or 2.0% of adopted revenue in Dominguez District, and additional annual revenues of $73,600 or 4.1% of adopted revenue in Kern River Valley District. (Advice Letter 1494 filed May 18, 2001)
CA-26	A01-01-017 - Communication Impact, Inc. This decision grants a certificate of public convenience and necessity to Communication Impact, Inc. to offer competitive local exchange service and interexchange service on a resale basis only. This proceeding is closed. (Com Wood - ALJ Pulsifer)
CA-27	A01-01-020 - Zephion Networks Communications, Inc. (formerly known as Domino Networks Communications, Inc.) This decision grants a certificate of public convenience and necessity to Zephion Networks Communications, Inc. (formerly known as Domino Networks Communications, Inc.) to offer local exchange service within prescribed territories on a resale and limited-facilities basis and nondominant interexchange service on a statewide basis. This proceeding is closed. (Com Wood - ALJ Pulsifer)
CA-28	A98-05-038 - Pacific Bell. For authority for pricing flexibility and to increase prices of certain operator services, to reduce the number of monthly directory assistance call allowances, and adjust prices for four Centrex optional features. This decision awards The Utility Reform Network $104,292 for its substantial contributions to D99-11-051, D00-03-042, and D00-11-042. This proceeding is closed. (Com Duque - ALJ Grau)

CA-29	A00-11-049 - Platinum Development Company, LLC. This decision grants Platinum Development Company, LLC authority to transfer and assign its certificate of public convenience and necessity to Aevia, Inc. This proceeding is closed. (Com Wood - ALJ Galvin)
CA-30	A01-03-004 - Pacific Bell Telephone Company (Pacific). For arbitration of an Interconnection Agreement with Supra Telecommunications and Information Systems, Inc. pursuant to Section 252(b) of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. This decision affirms the Final Arbitrator's Report of May 25, 2001which ordered the parties to terminate the existing interconnection agreement or sign an agreement conforming to Pacific's proposed agreement. This proceeding is closed. (Com Duque - ALJ Duda)
CA-31	R93-04-003 - Rulemaking on the Commission's Own Motion to Govern Open Access to Bottleneck Services and Establish a Framework for Network Architecture Development of Dominant Carrier Networks. I93-04-002 - Related Matter. This decision grants The Utility Reform Network an award of $15,477.00 in compensation for its contributions to D00-09-074. (Com Bilas - ALJ Maloney)
CA-32	A00-10-029 - Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E). For authority to (1) issue, sell and deliver one or more series of its first and refunding mortgage bonds, debentures, subordinated deferrable interest debentures, promissory notes and/or other evidences of indebtedness in connection with domestic or euro-market offerings, to guarantee the obligations of others in respect of the issuance of securities and to arrange for standby letters of credit as performance guarantees, the total aggregate principal amount of such issuances and guarantees not to exceed $2 billion; (2) enter into one or more interest rate caps, collars and swaps; (3) issue variable rate debt (including fixed rate debt swapped to a variable rate) to finance balancing account undercollections; and (4) obtain an exemption from the competitive bidding rule. This decision modifies D01-01-062 and D01-02-050 to extend PG&E's authority to pledge its gas customer accounts receivable and core gas inventory for the purpose of procuring core gas supplies. (Com Wood - ALJ Kenney)

CA-33 (Rev.) (6/21/01)	C00-08-035 - The Utility Reform Network (TURN), the California Mobile Home Resource and Action Association (CMHRAA), and Does 1-100 vs. Four Seasons Mobile Home Park, The Franciscan Mobile Country Club, Rancho Santa Teresa Mobile Home Estates, Diablo Mobile Lodge, Friendly Village Mobile Home Park, Pepper Tree Estates Mobile Home Park, Spanish Ranch Mobile Home Park Number 1, Riverbend Mobilehome Park, Hilton Mobile Home Park, Hillview Mobile Home Park, and Does 1-100. This decision approves a settlement between TURN and the California Mobile Home Resource and Action Association (CMHRAA) and the ten defendant mobile home parks. The complainants charged that defendants were not in compliance with Public Utilities Code Section 739.5, which prohibits gas master meter customers from retaining natural gas rebates they receive from a gas utility. Parties arrived at a settlement once TURN and CMHRAA were satisfied that defendant mobile home parks had disbursed all of the gas rebates to their sub-metered customers. This proceeding is closed. (Com Lynch - ALJ Jones) (Agenda 3065, Item CA-8, 6/14/01; Req - Commission) This revision was not listed on the agenda distributed to the public.
CA-34 (Rev.) (6/27/01)	A99-08-021 - Pacific Fiber Link. For modification of its certificate of public convenience and necessity to review proponent's environmental assessment for compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act. Order extending statutory deadline for resolution of Phase II of this proceeding pursuant to Public Utilities Code Section 1701.2(d) until October 11, 2001. (Com Duque - ALJ Walker) This revision was not listed on the agenda distributed to the public.
CA-35	A00-12-042 - Southern California Edison Company.(SCE). This decision grants authority to SCE to lease to CT Self-Storage, LLC (CT), a 1.92-acre site located on a portion of SCE's Huntington Beach-Ellis 220 kilovolt (kV) transmission right of way in the City of Huntington Beach. CT will use the site to operate a self-storage facility, a use SCE states will not interfere with its utility operations. This proceeding is closed. (Com Bilas - ALJ Patrick)
CA-36	A00-12-041 - Southern California Edison Company (SCE). This decision grants the application of SCE to lease to Chuka Foods, Inc. an 11.49-acre site located on a portion of SCE's West Lugo-Mira Loma transmission line right of way in the City of Ontario, under the terms and conditions set forth in this application. This proceeding is closed. (Com Bilas - ALJ Patrick)

CA-37

A91-11-024 - San Diego Gas & Electric Company. For Authority to Increase its Rates And Charges for Electric, Gas, and Steam Service, Effective January 1, 1993. This decision grants Utility Consumer's Action Network an award of $52,392.90 in intervenor compensation for its significant contribution to Decision 00-12-058. This proceeding is closed. (Com Bilas - ALJ Pulsifer)

REGULAR AGENDA

UTILITY AND TRANSPORTATION ORDERS

ORDERS HELD OVER

H-1	A99-03-025 - Roseville Telephone Company (RTC). This decision modifies RTC's New Regulatory Framework to (1) suspend sharing; (2) eliminate depreciation reviews; (3) suspend the I-X portion of the price adjustment formula; (4) eliminate most Z-factor adjustments; (5) establish an LE factor mechanism; and (6) modify monitoring report requirements. This decision also orders a refund and permanent revenue reduction related to post-retirement benefits other than pensions. This proceeding is closed. (Com Bilas - ALJ O'Donnell) (Section 311(d)) (Agenda 3055, Item 1, 1/18/01, Continuation 1/26/01; Agenda 3057, Item H-10, 2/8/01; Agenda 3058, Item H-11, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item H-11, 3/15/01; Agenda 3061, Item H-4, 4/19/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-1, 5/24/01; Req - Commission)
H-1a	ALTERNATE ORDER TO ITEM H-1. This alternate differs from the ALJ's proposed decision in the following ways: 1) it retains the sharing mechanism; 2) it adopts ORA's adjustment for audit calculation 31, which has the effect of increasing sharable earnings for 1998 and 1999; and 3) for certain issues, it makes changes to the discussion without changing the result. (Com Lynch)
H-2	C98-06-016 - The Utility Consumers' Action Network (UCAN) vs. MCI Metro Access Transmission Services, Inc. (MCI Metro). This decision finds that MCI Metro has resolved all billing errors included in this proceeding, and that these errors support a fine of $250,000 as requested by UCAN. MCI Metro's forthright and cooperative conduct in resolving these errors, however, mitigates the need for the fine. This proceeding is closed. (Com Bilas - ALJ Bushey) (Section 311(g)(1)) (Agenda 3053, Item 1, 12/21/00; Agenda 3054, Item H-7, 1/4/01; Agenda 3055, Item H-4, 1/18/01, Continuation 1/26/01; Agenda 3058, Item H-1, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item H-2, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item H-1, 3/27/01; Agenda 3061, Item H-5, 4/19/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-2, 5/24/01; Req - Commission)

H-2a (Rev.) (6/21/01)	ALTERNATE ORDER TO ITEM H-2. This alternate order finds that MCI Metro, in compliance with D99-04-053, has resolved billing errors, and that these errors support a fine. This proceeding is closed. (Com Wood) (Agenda 3055, Item H-4a, 1/18/01, Continuation 1/26/01, Agenda 3058, Item H-1a, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item H-2a, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item H-1a, 3/27/01; Agenda 3061, Item H-5a, 4/19/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-2a, 5/24/01; Req - Commission) This revision was not listed on the agenda distributed to the public.
H-3	R99-10-025 - Order Instituting Rulemaking Into Distributed Generation. This decision adopts interim policy guidelines for the appropriate design of standby rates charged to customers employing onsite generation to cover all or some portion of their load. In addition, this decision adopts the independent Clean Energy Tariff proposed by the California Solar energy Industry Association. (Com Bilas - ALJ Cooke) (Section 311(d)) (Agenda 3060, Item 7, 3/27/01; Agenda 3061, Item H-17, 4/19/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-3, 5/24/01; Req - Commission)
H-3a	ALTERNATE ORDER TO ITEM H-3. This alternate decision adopts interim policy guidelines for the appropriate design of standby rates charged to customers employing onsite generation to cover all or some portion of their load. It differs from the proposed decision in that it precludes the use of a "diversity factor" to reduce distribution-related standby charges until it can be demonstrated that actual diversity exists. In addition, this decision adopts the independent Clean Energy Tariff proposed by the California Solar Energy Industry Association. (Com Wood)

_H-4

C99-04-046 - Pacific Bell vs. FirstWorld Communications, Inc., FirstWorld SoCal (FWSC), FirstWorld Orange Coast, FirstWorld SGV. This decision orders FWSC, pursuant to D98-10-058, to renegotiate its contract with Orange City Mills Limited Partnership to provide service at the Block at Orange, a shopping mall. This decision also orders FWSC to cease ownership of intrabuilding network cable and inside wire. This proceeding is closed. (Com Wood - ALJ O'Donnell) (Agenda 3049, Item CA-13, 10/19/00; Agenda 3050, Item H-4, 11/2/00; Agenda 3051, Item H-4, 11/21/00; Agenda 3052, Item H-5, 12/7/00; Agenda 3053, Item H-8, 12/21/00; Agenda 3055, Item H-1, 1/18/01; Agenda 3059, Item H-1, 3/15/01; Agenda 3061, Item H-2, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-2, 5/3/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-5, 5/24/01; Req - Commission)

H-5	I97-07-018 - Order Instituting Investigation (OII) on the Commission's own motion into the operations, practices, rates and charges of the Hillview Water Company, Inc. (Hillview), a corporation, and Roger L. Forrester, the principal shareholder and president. This interim decision addresses the Motion for Adoption of Settlement (Motion) jointly filed on November 22, 1999, by the Ratepayer Representation Branch (RRB) of the Water Division, and Hillview, one of the respondents in this investigation. The motion asks to adopt a written settlement agreement, executed as of the same date by RRB and Hillview, as "a complete resolution of all issues in the present proceedings." The Motion is denied. This interim decision also addresses Hillview's Petition to Modify Order, filed September 20, 2000, which asks the Commission to modify the OII, dated July 16, 1997, the order that initiated this proceeding. Hillview asks the Commission to delete from the OII a requirement that any proposals to increase rates or charges submitted to the Commission on behalf of Hillview be consolidated with this enforcement proceeding for consideration. The petition is denied. (Com Duque - ALJ Ryerson) (Section 311(d)) (Agenda 3053, Item 4, 12/21/00; Agenda 3054, Item H-10, 1/4/01; Agenda 3057, Item H-3, 2/8/01; Agenda 3058, Item H-4, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item H-5, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item H-4, 3/27/01; Agenda 3061, Item H-6, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-4, 5/3/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-7, 5/24/01; Req - Commission)
H-5a	ALTERNATE ORDER TO ITEM H-5. This alternate order grants in part the Motion for Adoption of Settlement jointly filed by Hillview Water Company, Inc. (Hillview) and the Ratepayer Representation Branch of the Water Division. This alternate order also grants Hillview's Petition for Modification of the OII so as to eliminate the requirement that any proposals to increase rates or charges be consolidated with this enforcement proceeding. (Com Duque) (Agenda 3057, Item H-3a, 2/8/01; Agenda 3058, Item H-4a, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item H-5a, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item H-4a, 3/27/01; Agenda 3061, Item H-6a, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-4a, 5/3/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-7a, 5/24/01; Req - Commission)

H-6	R98-07-038 - Order Instituting Rulemaking for purposes of revising General Order 96-A regarding informal filings at the Commission. This decision makes various changes to the General Order 96 revisions originally proposed in this rulemaking, and with those changes adopts the revisions. Adopted General Order 96-B comprehensively governs utility tariffs (including their form content, and publication), and the informal "advice letter" procedure, which generally is the means by which energy, telecommunications, and water utilities request Commission approval to amend their tariffs. This proceeding is closed. (Com Duque - ALJ Kotz) (Section 311(g)(1)) (Agenda 3062, Item 6, 5/3/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-9, 5/24/01; Req- Commission)
H-7	A00-03-029 - Southern California Water Company. For a certificate of public convenience and necessity to add to its Santa Maria Customer Service Area the Community of Cypress Ridge. This decision denies Orcutt Area Advisory Group, Inc. an award of compensation for its contribution to D00-09-052. This proceeding is closed. (Com Duque - ALJ Maloney) (Agenda 3061, Item CA-14, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item CA-40, 5/3/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-11, 5/24/01; Req - Commission)
H-7a	ALTERNATE ORDER TO ITEM H-7. This alternate order grants the Orcutt Area Advisory Group, Inc. an award of $494.30 in compensation for its contribution to D00-09-052. (Com Wood)
_H-8	C98-08-040 - Donna Matthews (Complainant) vs. Meadows Management Company, James K. Krueger and Rondell B. Hanson, dba Plantation on the Lake Mobilehome Park (Defendants). The Defendants' motion to dismiss the complaint is granted. Complainant has failed to bear her burden of proving that water rates for Plantation on the Lake Mobilehome Park are not just and reasonable. This proceeding is closed. (Com Lynch - ALJ Ryerson) (Agenda 3053, Item CA-9, 12/21/00; Agenda 3054, Item CA-21, 1/4/01; Agenda 3055, Item CA-18, 1/18/01, Continuation 1/26/01; Agenda 3057, Item CA-41, 2/8/01; Agenda 3058, CA-32, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item CA-26, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item H-18, 3/27/01; Agenda 3061, Item H-14, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-11, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-6, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-15, 5/24/01; Req - Commission)

H-9

I99-07-003 - Order Instituting Investigation on the Commission's own motion to consider the costs and benefits of various promising revisions to the regulatory and market structure governing California's Natural Gas Industry and to report to the California Legislature on the Commission's findings. This decision considers three contested settlement proposals addressing the promising options raised in D99-07-015 as applied to the Southern California Gas Company natural gas system, and to a lesser extent, the San Diego Gas & Electric Company gas system. Based on the record developed regarding costs and benefits, and the official notice we take of gas prices at the border and at Pacific Gas and Electric Company's citygate in the past few months since the close of the evidentiary hearing, we choose to approve the most modest proposal, the Interim Settlement, with some modifications. The major modification is the rejection of the provision for an automatic expansion of capacity at Wheeler Ridge with rolled-in rates if certain criteria are met. Additionally, based on the evidence in the record, we unbundle core interstate transportation from rates, eliminate core contribution to noncore interstate transition cost surcharges and the core subscription option as well as the caps and thresholds for core aggregation programs. We reduce the core aggregation program threshold, and offer billing options to core aggregators. Finally, we once again urge the Legislature to enact consumer protection legislation for those ratepayers served by core aggregators and other marketers. This proceeding is closed. (Com Bilas - ALJ Biren) (Section 311(d)) (Agenda 3053, Item 2, 12/21/00; Agenda 3054, Item H-8, 1/4/01; Agenda 3055, Item H-5, 1/18/01, Continuation 1/26/01; Agenda 3057, Item H-7, 2/8/01; Agenda 3058, Item H-8, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item H-9, 3/15/01; Agenda 3061, Item H-3, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-3, 5/3/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-6, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Req - Commission)

H-10	R00-05-001 - Order Instituting Rulemaking into implementation of Senate Bill (SB) 669, regarding the Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program (DDTP). This decision implements those provisions of SB 669, passed by the State Legislature in 1999, relating to the DDTP. (Com Duque - ALJ Thomas) (Section 311(g)(1)) (Agenda 3053, Item 3, 12/21/00; Agenda 3054, Item H-9, 1/4/01; Agenda 3055, Item H-6, 1/18/01, Continuation 1/26/01; Agenda 3057, Item H-8, 2/8/01; Agenda 3058, Item H-9, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item H-10, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item H-8, 3/27/01, Agenda 3061, Item H-10; 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-8, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-4, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-13, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Req - Commission)
H-10a	ALTERNATE ORDER TO ITEM H-10. This alternate decision notes that the Commission has requested guidance from the legislature regarding whether staff of the Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program (DDTP) should become state employees or should remain outside of the employ of state government. The alternate order closes this docket and states the Commission's intention to open a new docket once the Commission has received the requested legislative guidance. (Com Lynch)
H-11	C00-06-020 - County of Orange (County) vs. AT&T Communications of California (AT&T). This decision grants the motion of the County to dismiss the above-captioned complaint without prejudice. Parties may seek to resolve their dispute in civil court. The deposited funds in the escrow account shall be returned to the County. The return of the deposited funds in no way prejudges the merits of either party's substantive claims regarding the amount owed to AT&T for past services rendered to the County, or any other legal or equitable claims that either party may bring in a court of separate jurisdiction. This proceeding is closed. (Com Duque - ALJ Pulsifer) (Section 311(g)(1)) (Agenda 3064, Item CA-10, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item CA-20, 6/14/01; Req- Commission)

_H-12	C98-04-004 - The Utility Consumers' Action Network vs. Pacific Bell. C98-06-003, C98-06-027, C98-06-049, I90-02-047 - Related matters. This decision disposes of appeals of Presiding Officer's Decision. These proceedings are closed. (Com Wood - ALJ Bushey) (Agenda 3044, Item 3, 8/3/00; Agenda 3046, Item H-14, 9/7/00; Agenda 3047, Item H-8, 9/21/00; Agenda 3048, Item H-7, 10/5/00; Agenda 3049, Item H-6, 10/19/00; Agenda 3050, Item H-10, 11/2/00; Agenda 3052, Item H-2, 12/7/00; Agenda 3053, Item H-5, 12/21/00; Agenda 3054, Item H-3, 1/4/01; Agenda 3057, Item H-2, 2/8/01; Agenda 3058, Item H-3, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item H-4, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item H-3, 3/27/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-1, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-2, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-12, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-3, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
_H-12a	COMMISSIONER DUQUE'S ORDER Re ITEM H-12. This decision disposes of appeals of Presiding Officer's Decision. These proceedings are closed. (Agenda 3044, Item 3a, 8/3/00; Agenda 3046, Item H-14a, 9/7/00; Agenda 3047, Item H-8a, 9/21/00; Agenda 3048, Item H-7a, 10/5/00; Agenda 3049, Item H-6a, 10/19/00; Agenda 3050, Item H-10a, 11/2/00; Agenda 3052, Item H-2a, 12/7/00; Agenda 3053, Item H-5a, 12/21/00; Agenda 3054, Item H-3a, 1/4/01; Agenda 3057, Item H-2a, 2/8/01; Agenda 3058, Item H-3a, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item H-4a, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item H-3a, 3/27/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-1a, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-2a, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-12a, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-3a, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
_H-12b	COMMISSIONER BILAS' ORDER (PAGES) Re. ITEM H-12a. These alternate pages assess a total fine of $10,039,000, in addition to the costs of the remedial Caller ID blocking options program, against Pacific Bell (Pacific), but stay imposition of one half of that amount, or $5,019,500, due to Pacific's candor and cooperation in this proceeding and its steps to voluntarily correct some abuses found herein. (Agenda 3050, Item H-10b, 11/2/00; Agenda 3052, Item H-2b, 12/7/00; Agenda 3053, Item H-5b, 12/21/00; Agenda 3054, Item H-3b, 1/4/01; Agenda 3057, Item H-2b, 2/8/01; Agenda 3058, Item H-3b, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059 Item H-4b, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item H-3b, 3/27/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-1b, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-2b, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-12b, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-3b, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

_H-12c	COMMISSIONER WOOD'S ORDER Re. ITEM H-12. This decision differs from the Presiding Officer's Decision in the following ways: it determines that Pacific Bell's (Pacific) practice of requiring service representatives to promote optional services on every incoming call violates applicable disclosure and service standards contained in Section 451, Section 2896, and Tariff Rule 12. Like the Presiding Officer's Decision, this decision declines to adjudicate claims that Pacific violated the California Unfair Competition Law (Business and Professions Code Section 17200 et seq. and Section 17500 et seq.), and notes that remedies available under that law are cumulative and in addition to remedies that may be imposed under other laws. The discussion has been revised, however, to clarify that a court is the appropriate forum in which to adjudicate Unfair Competition Law claims and that nothing in this decision is intended to preclude a court from imposing additional remedies under that law. The amount of the fine is not changed significantly ($43.8 Million), but the decision clarifies how the fine amount was calculated and the criteria that were considered. The fine is imposed in its entirety with no portion suspended. (Agenda 3052, Item H-2c, 12/7/00; Agenda 3053, Item H-5c, 12/21/00; Agenda 3054, Item H-3c, 1/4/01; Agenda 3057, Item H-2c, 2/8/01; Agenda 3058, Item H-3c, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item H-4c, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item H-3c, 3/27/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-1c, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-2c, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-12c, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-3c, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
_H-12d	COMMISSIONER BROWN'S ORDER Re: ITEM H-12c. This order revises downward the total fine assessed against Pacific Bell for its unlawful action. The discussion of the fine has been revised to explain how the record evidence was weighed in accordance with the factors which the Commission has applied in previous cases in determining an appropriate fine in this case. (Agenda 3058, Item H-3d, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item H-4d, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item H-3d, 3/27/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-1d, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-2d, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-12d, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-3d, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
H-13	A00-07-006 - Southern California Edison Company (SCE). For authority to issue, sell, and deliver one or more series of Debt Securities and to guarantee the obligations of others in respect of the issuance of Debt Securities, the total aggregate principal amount of such indebtedness and guarantees not to exceed $1,586,840,000; to execute and deliver one or more indentures; to sell, lease, assign, mortgage, or otherwise dispose of or encumber utility property; to issue, sell and deliver in one or more series, an aggregate amount not to exceed $250,000,000 par or stated value of Cumulative Preferred Stock -- $25 Par Value, Cumulative Preferred Stock - $100 Par Value, Preference Stock or any combination thereof and for an exemption from the Commission's Competitive Bidding Rule. A88-03-024, A00-07-048, A97-11-032 - Related matters. This decision grants SCE certain exemptions from the Competitive Bidding Rule pursuant to its Expedited Petition for Modification of D88-07-069, D98-02-104, D00-10-040 and D00-10-063. These proceedings are closed. (Agenda 3058, CA-35, 2/22/01, Continuation 3/7/01; Agenda 3059, CA-51, 3/15/10; Agenda 3060, CA-44, Continuation 4/3/01; Agenda 3061, Item H-18, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-12, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-7, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-16, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-4, 6/14/01; Req - Commission) (Exam Evans)
H-14	A00-11-025 - San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E). For authority to incur additional indebtedness for working capital purposes in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $800 million, inclusive of amounts otherwise authorized by Public Utilities Code Section 823, at any one time outstanding. This decision addresses the petition to modify D01-02-011 filed by SDG&E. In its petition, SDG&E asks the Commission to modify D01-02-011 to grant SDG&E authority to issue debt secured by a pledge of SDG&E's property, plant, and equipment for the purpose of financing SDG&E's AB 265 undercollection. (Com Wood - ALJ Kenney) (Agenda 3059, Item 6, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item H-22, Continuation 4/3/01; Agenda 3061, Item H-21, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-14, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-9, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-17, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-5, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

H-15	A00-11-038 - Southern California Edison Company (SCE). For authority to institute a rate stabilization plan with a rate increase and end of rate freeze tariffs. A00-11-056, A00-10-028 - Related matters. This decision considers an agreement between the California Public Utilities Commission and the Department of Water Resources, to be treated as a financing order. (Com Lynch - ALJ DeUlloa) (Agenda 3059, Item 8, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item H-24, Continuation 4/3/01; Agenda 3061, Item H-23, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-15, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-10, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-18, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-6, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
H-16	A99-03-064 - Southern California Water Company (SCWC). For authority to include the remaining $1,600,000 of the cost of the Sonoma Treatment Plant in the utility plant in service for the Clearlake District. This decision authorizes SCWC to include $2.0 million of the $3.1 million cost in ratebase related to its Sonoma Treatment Plant. The Commission, in D93-06-035, previously determined that due to excess capacity only $1.5 million of the cost should be included in ratebase. This decision increases the amount in ratebase by $500,000. This proceeding is closed. (Com Brown - ALJ Patrick) (Section 311(d)) (Agenda 3062, Item 2, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-15, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-22, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-7, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

H-17	C00-05-023 - State of California Department of Transportation, Cox California Telecom, L.L.C. dba Cox Communications (Cox), and CoxCom, Inc. dba Cox Communications of Orange County (CoxCom), vs. Crow Winthrop Development Limited Partnership (Crow Development), and Pacific Bell (Pacific). Complainants allege that Crow Development is a public utility violating California statutes and Commission orders because it has denied Cox and CoxCom access to the existing facilities and utility conduits on Crow Development's property. According to complainants, such access is necessary for Cox to provide local exchange telephone service to certain tenants. Complainants also say that Pacific has violated California statutes and Commission orders because it has an arrangement with Crow Development that has the effect of restricting Cox's access to Crow Development's property, and has failed to prevent property owners from limiting other carriers' access to their property. Crow Development and Pacific have filed motions to dismiss the complaint. This decision grants the motions and dismisses the complaint against each defendant. This proceeding is closed. (Com Duque - ALJ Econome) (Section 311(g)(1)) (Agenda 3064, Item 2, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-8, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
H-18	A00-11-038 - Southern California Edison Company (SCE). For authority to institute a rate stabilization plan with a rate increase and end of rate freeze tariffs. A00-11-056, A00-10-028 - Related matters. This decision dissolves the temporary restraining order imposed by D01-01-046. The Commission does this because both Pacific Gas and Electric Company and SCE have acknowledged their continuing obligation to serve their customers. However, this decision confirms that the utilities continue to retain the financial liability for energy procured to meet their load. (Com Lynch - ALJ Walwyn) (Section 311(d)) (Agenda 3062, Item 5, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-17, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-23, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-10, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

H-19	C00-09-059 - City of Santa Cruz vs. MHC Acquisition One, LLC (SWR 430), MHC-DeAnza Financing Limited Partnership, Starland Vistas, Inc., and Manufactured Home Communities, Inc. This decision dismisses the complaint for failure to state a cause of action. This proceeding is closed. (Com Bilas - ALJ Bushey) (Section 311(g)(1)) (Agenda 3062, Item CA-6, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item CA-7, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item H-27, 5/24/01, Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-11, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
H-20	A99-10-036 - Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas). For authority to sell certain intellectual property known as Energy Marketplace. This decision imposes penalties of $300,000 on SoCalGas for conduct related to its Energy Marketplace website. This proceeding is closed. (Com Wood - ALJ Thomas) (Section 311(g)(1)) (Agenda 3064, Item 5, 5/24/01, Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-12, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
H-20a	ALTERNATE ORDER TO ITEM H-20. This alternate decision imposes a $300,000 penalty on SoCalGas related to its Energy Marketplace website. The alternate decision only differs from the proposed decision in that it omits and/or modifies factual characterizations concerning SoCalGas' state of mind. This proceeding is closed. (Com Duque)
H-21	A00-04-031 - Southern California Gas Company. For authority to sell its storage field in Montebello. This decision reviews an amended all-party settlement filed on May 3, 2001, which recommends withdrawal and sale to the market of the working gas and cushion gas at Montebello, salvage of other utility property, sale of the abandoned site, and specific ratemaking adjustments. This decision also reviews the final mitigated negative declaration, which concludes that this proposal will not result in significant impacts on the environment. (Com Duque - ALJ Vieth) (Agenda 3064, Item 11, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-14, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

H-22	R98-07-037 - Order Instituting Rulemaking on the Commission's Proposed Policies and Programs Governing Energy Efficiency, Low-Income Assistance, Renewable Energy and Research Development and Demonstration. This decision considers Pacific Gas and Electric Company's emergency petition to modify D01-03-073 filed on April 27, 2001. (Com Lynch- ALJ Gottstein) (Agenda 3064, Item 12, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-15, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
H-23	R00-10-002 - Order Instituting Rulemaking into the operation of interruptible load programs offered by Pacific Gas and Electric Company, San Diego Gas & Electric Company, and Southern California Edison Company and the effect of these programs on energy prices, other demand responsiveness programs, and the reliability of the electric system. This decision disposes of the petition for modification of D01-04-006 filed by Pacific Gas and Electric Company, and related other pleadings, regarding funding of programs ordered in D01-04-006. (Com Wood - ALJ Mattson) (Agenda 3064, Item 14, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-16, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
H-24	R00-10-002 - Order Instituting Rulemaking into the operation of interruptible load programs offered by Pacific Gas and Electric Company, San Diego Gas & Electric Company, and Southern California Edison Company and the effect of these programs on energy prices, other demand responsiveness programs, and the reliability of the electric system. This decision addresses procedures for Commission consideration of measures to address rotating outage priorities for commercial and industrial customers. (Com Wood) (Agenda 3064, Item 17, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item H-17, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

H-25	R95-04-043 - Order Instituting Rulemaking on the Commission's own motion into competition for local exchange service. I95-04-044 - Related matter. This decision finds Sprint Spectrum L.P., doing business as Sprint PCS, to be in violation of Rule 1 of the Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure, and consequently, imposes penalties as provided for in the Public Utilities Code. Penalties are assessed in the amount of $200,000. The specific action for which Sprint PCS is found to be in violation of Rule 1 relates to representations and omissions made to the Commission's Telecommunications Division staff in connection with Sprint PCS' request for numbering resources in the 310 Numbering Plan Area. (Com Lynch - ALJ Pulsifer) (Section 311(g)(1)) (Agenda 3065, Item 1, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
H-26	A98-07-003 - Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E). For verification, consolidation and approval of costs and revenues in the Transition Revenue Account. A98-07-006, A98-07-026 - Related matters. This decision grants Southern California Edison Company's petition to suspend payments of credits to direct access customers. This decision extends these findings to PG&E and to San Diego Gas & Electric Company. Also, pursuant to Water Code § 80110, we suspend the right of retail end users of electric energy to acquire service from other providers, except from the Department of Water Resources or a public utility. This proceeding is closed. (Com Wood - ALJ Barnett) (Agenda 3065, Item 4, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
H-26a (Rev.) (6/27/01)	ALTERNATE ORDER TO ITEM H-26. This alternate decision holds Edison's motion to suspend cash payments for direct access customers in abeyance pending further order, but does not suspend direct access under AB 1X. It states that the Commission will consider any potential suspension of direct access consistent with due process assessing all relevant factors to the timing of any such suspension. It also provides notice of a potential modification of D99-06-058 to move to a bottoms up approach to calculate the PX credit for direct access customers. The docket remains open to consider such a modification expeditiously and to resolve outstanding issues surrounding payments and credits for direct access customers and to hold a prehearing conference on suspension of direct access issues. (Com Bilas) This revision was not listed on the agenda distributed to the public.

H-27	A00-11-009 -Pacific Gas and Electric Company. For Approval of Year 2001 Low Income Programs, in Compliance with Ordering Paragraph 4 of D00-09-036. A00-11-011, A00-11-012, A00-11-020 - Related matters. This decision addresses several compliance issues related to low-income assistance programs for program year 2001, including shareholder incentives and ratemaking treatment for California Alternate Rates for Energy administrative costs. (Com Wood - ALJ Gottstein) (Agenda 3065, Item 5, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
H-28	A00-05-031 - Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E). For authority to establish market value for and to sell its Kern facility pursuant to Public Utilities Code Sections 367(b) and 851. This decision grants PG&E's motion to implement a memorandum account to track costs related to restarting the Kern Facility. (Com Lynch - ALJ Henderson) (Agenda 3065, Item 8, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
H-29 (Rev.)	R00-10-002 - Order Instituting Rulemaking into the operation of interruptible load programs offered by Pacific Gas and Electric Company, San Diego Gas & Electric Company, and Southern California Edison Company and the effect of these programs on energy prices, other demand responsiveness programs, and the reliability of the electric system. This decision addresses refinements and additions to the interruptible program adopted in D01-04-006 to facilitate necessary implementation, if any, of the Governor's Executive Order D-39-01. (Com Wood) (Agenda 3065, Item 9, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
H-30	I01-04-002 - Order Instituting Investigation whether Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Southern California Edison Company, San Diego Gas & Electric Company, and their respective holding companies, PG&E Corporation, Edison International, and Sempra Energy, respondents, have violated relevant statutes and Commission decisions, and whether changes should be made to rules, orders, and conditions pertaining to respondents' holding company systems. A87-05-007, A94-11-013, A95-10-024, A96-10-038 - Related matters. This decision responds to the jurisdictional objections of respondents PG&E Corporation, Edison International, and Sempra Energy. (Com Lynch - ALJ Thomas) (Agenda 3065, Item 11, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

ORDERS

1	A00-09-045 - Country Road Communications, Inc. (Country Road) and Evans Telephone Holdings, Inc. (Evans Telephone) For authority to acquire and control Evans Telephone. This decision approves the acquisition of Evans Telephone by Country Road and its subsidiary, Evans Holdings, subject to conditions which (1) insulate Evans Telephone ratepayers from the debt repayment obligations of Country Road and Evans Holdings; (2) require Evans Telephone to maintain service that is safe, reliable, and in compliance with applicable statutes and Commission orders; and (3) require Applicants to invest approximately $11 million in network infrastructure for Evans Telephone. This proceeding is closed. (Com Lynch - ALJ Duda)
2	A96-10-038 - Pacific Enterprises, Enova Corporation, Mineral Energy Company, B Mineral Energy Sub and G Mineral Energy Sub. For approval of a plan of merger of Pacific Enterprises and Enova Corporation with and into B Energy Sub, and G Energy Sub, the wholly-owned subsidiaries of a newly created holding company, Mineral Energy Company. This decision grants the petition of Sempra Energy to modify D98-03-073, the decision which approved the merger of Southern California Gas Company and San Diego Gas and Electric Company. The petition requests authority to merge some management functions of the two utilities to generate further cost savings. Service reliability, service quality, and cost savings are expected from the further consolidation of management functions. This proceeding is closed. (Com Duque - ALJ Barnett) (Section 311(g)(1))
3	A00-06-032 - Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas). For authority to implement a rate for peaking service as ordered by D00-04-060. This decision establishes a cost-based peaking tariff for customers in SoCalGas territory. This tariff will apply to customers who bypass SoCalGas's transmission and distribution system by using an interstate pipeline for baseload requirements, but need SoCalGas for peakload service. (Com Bilas - ALJ Brown) (Section 311(d)

4	R00-10-002 - Order Instituting Rulemaking into the operation of interruptible load programs offered by Pacific Gas & Electric Company, San Diego Gas & Electric Company, and Southern California Edison Company and the effect of these programs on energy prices, other demand responsiveness programs, and the reliability of the electric system. This decision amends the Priority System for Rotating Outages by adding Category N to the list of essential customers normally excluded from rotating outages. Category N is petroleum refineries, ancillary facilities, and pipelines carrying refined petroleum products to airports when the pipeline is on a firm electricity service schedule. It also includes other customers in the critical fuels chain of production to protect public health and safety, to the extent authorized by the Commission. Backup generation shall not be considered at this time in determining eligibility of a refinery, ancillary facility or pipeline for Category N. (Com Wood - ALJ Mattson)
5	R00-02-004 - Order Instituting Rulemaking on the Commission's Own Motion to Establish Consumer Rights and Consumer Protection Rules Applicable to All Telecommunications Utilities. This decision adopts interim rules governing non-communications related charges presented in telephone bills. The new rules apply to: (1) any telephone corporation, as defined in Public Utilities Code Section 234, operating in California, whether providing landline or wireless telephone service, that chooses to open its telephone billing service to non-communications-related products and services; (2) any billing agent that presents such charges to a California telephone corporation on behalf of another entity; and (3) any vendor of non-communications-related products or services that bills for those products or services on a California subscriber's telephone bill, whether the vendor makes billing arrangements directly with the California billing telephone company or indirectly through billing agents. The new rules take effect July 1, 2001, the effective date of amendments to Public Utilities Code Section 2890 permitting telephone bills to include charges for non-telecommunications related products and services. R00-02-004 remains open in anticipation of further order(s) promulgating additional consumer protection rules. (Com Wood - ALJ McVicar)

6	R98-07-038 - Rulemaking for purposes of revising General Order 96-A regarding informal filings at the Commission. This interim decision adopts certain rules from the pending General Order (GO) 96-B while deferring action on the rest of the proposals for that GO. Among the main features of the adopted rules, large utilities must publish their tariffs on the Internet by January 1, 2002, and must ensure that any advertising regarding their tariffed service is consistent with the applicable tariffs. (Com Duque - ALJ Kotz)
7	A01-04-007 - Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) For authority to sell cushion gas in its Aliso Canyon and La Goleta Storage Fields. This decision authorizes SoCalGas under Public Utilities Code Section 851 to perform the activities necessary to allow SoCalGas to reclassify 14 billion cubic feet of cushion gas at its Aliso Canyon and La Goleta storage field as working gas available for sale. SoCalGas is prohibited from selling the reclassified cushion gas until further order of the Commission. (Com Lynch - ALJ Wong)
8	A00-10-045 - San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E). For authority to implement Assembly Bill 265. A01-01-044 - Related Matter. This decision authorizes rate increases applicable to electric customers of SDG&E in accordance with Assembly Bill X1 1. The increases will provide revenues to fund the California Department of Water Resources' (DWR) procurement of electric power on behalf of SDG&E's retail end use customers. DWR has determined that it requires revenues of $914.9 million for electricity provided to SDG&E's electric customers for the period July 1, 2001 through June 30, 2002. This decision establishes rate increases totaling approximately $503 million, or approximately 3 cents per kWh, to provide sufficient revenues for the collection of the total DWR revenue requirement. Because the total amount of the rate increase is dedicated to DWR, this decision does not change the revenues received by SDG&E for the power that it provides with its retained generation resources. Residential customers whose consumption does not exceed 130% of baseline quantities, CARE customers, and medical baseline customers are exempted from the increases. (Com Wood - ALJ Wetzell)

9	I_________ - Investigation into the Natural Gas Procurement Practices of Southwest Gas Company (Southwest Gas). This order initiates an investigation into the reasonableness of Southwest Gas' natural gas procurement practices. Southwest Gas is ordered to report on its gas procurement costs and practices from June 1, 1999 through May 31, 2001, and its plans to minimize gas costs beyond May 31, 2001.
10	R00-10-002 - Order Instituting Rulemaking into the operation of interruptible load programs offered by Pacific Gas & Electric Company, San Diego Gas & Electric Company, and Southern California Edison Company and the effect of these programs on energy prices, other demand responsiveness programs, and the reliability of the electric system. This decision disposes of petitions for modification of D01-04-006 filed by parties following the June 18, 2001 workshop. (Com Wood - ALJ Mattson)
11	A00-11-038 - Southern California Edison Company (SCE). For authority to institute a rate stabilization plan with a rate increase and end of rate freeze tariffs. A00-11-056, A00-10-028 - Related matters. R99-11-022 - Order Instituting Rulemaking into Implementation of Public Utilities Code Section 390. This matter addresses the compliance of SCE and Pacific Gas and Electric Company with Commission decisions issued in A00-11-038, A00-11-056, A00-10-028, and/or R99-11-022, including, without limitation compliance with requirements to pay qualifying facilities. This decision considers SCE's motion of June 12, 2001 and addresses its proposal regarding excess energy payments to QFs. (Coms Lynch/Wood)

UTILITIES RESOLUTIONS AND WRITTEN REPORTS

ENERGY MATTERS

E-1	Res E-3317 - Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E). This resolution grants the request of PG&E to credit the over-collected revenue requirements for medical and life insurance Post-retirement Benefits Other than Pensions for the period 1996 through 1998 to three different accounts. The filing is made in compliance with D00-02-046. (Advice Letter 2272-G/2050-E filed October 27, 2000)
E-2	Res E-3741 - San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E). For approval to shift pre-1998 demand side management (DSM) funds to augment the 2001 Summer Initiative Pool Efficiency Program (Summer Program), permission to apply existing Program Year (PY) 2001 energy efficiency program funds-shifting guidelines to these DSM funds, requesting an expedited review process and shortened protest period. This resolution approves SDG&E'S request to augment the Summer Program with $1 million in shifted pre-1998 DSM funds, with one modification. SDG&E's request to apply existing PY 2001 energy efficiency program funds-shifting guidelines to these funds is approved, and its request for an expedited review process and shortened protest period is approved. (Advice Letter 1314-E/1246-G filed April 12, 2001)
E-3	Res E-3746 - Southern California Edison Company (SCE). For authority to establish the Real Time Energy Metering Memorandum Account. This resolution approves SCE's request to establish a memorandum account to track additional costs incurred installing interval meters for all bundled customers with peak demand greater than 200 kW authorized by AB29X. (Advice Letter1549-E, filed May 25, 2001) (Agenda 3065, Item E-1, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

E-4	Res E-3726 - San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) This resolution approves with modifications, SDG&E's Interim Bill Stabilization Plan implementing D00-08-037, and SDG&E'S revisions to the Plan and implementation of the Energy Rate Ceiling Retroactive Credit to comply with Assembly Bill 265 and D00-09-040. SDG&E's proposal to apply the Plan to DA customers is denied. (Section 311(g)(1)) (Advice Letters (AL) 1249-E, 1254-E, 1260-E and 1264-E, filed August 28, 2000; September 12, 2000; October 2, 2000, and October 19, 2000, respectively. Supplemental Als 1260-E-A, 1264-E-A, filed October 30, 2000 and December 6, 2000, respectively.) (Agenda 3058, Item E-1, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item E-1, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item E-1, 3/27/01; Agenda 3061, Item E-1, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item E-3, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item E-1, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item E-4, 5/24/01, Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item E-2, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

TELECOMMUNICATIONS MATTERS

C-1

Res T-16388 - Greenlining Institute (Greenlining), GTE-California (GTEC), Latino Issues Forum (LIF), and the Consumer Services Division (CSD). This resolution addresses a set of proposed bylaws filed by Greenlining, GTEC, LIF and CSD to implement a Telecommunications Consumer Protection Fund (Fund). The Fund is to be established for the benefit of limited-English and non-English speaking customers in the service areas most affected by the allegedly abusive marketing practices of GTEC. (Section 311(g)(1)) (Agenda 3034, Item C-4, 3/2/00; Agenda 3035, Item C-3, 3/16/00; Agenda 3036, Item C-3, 4/6/00; Agenda 3037, Item C-3, 4/20/00; Agenda 3038, Item C-2, 5/4/00; Agenda 3039, Item C-4, 5/18/00; Agenda 3040, Item C-2, 6/8/00; Agenda 3041, Item C-1, 6/22/00; Agenda 3043, Item C-4, 7/20/00; Agenda 3046, Item C-1, 9/7/00; Agenda 3047, Item C-1, 9/21/00; Agenda 3050, Item C-1, 11/2/00; Agenda 3051, Item C-1, 11/21/00; Agenda 3052, Item C-2, 12/7/00; Agenda 3053, Item C-3, 12/21/00; Agenda 3054, Item C-1, 1/4/01; Agenda 3055, Item C-5, 1/18/01, Continuation 1/26/01; Agenda 3058, Item C-1 2/22/01; Agenda 3061, Item C-1, 4/19/01; Agenda 3064, Item C-1, 5/24/01; Req - Commission)

LEGAL DIVISION MATTERS

FEDERAL MATTERS

FED-1

Memo recommending opposition to HR 496 (WY Cubin), the Independent Telecommunications Consumer Enhancement Act of 2001.

LEGISLATIVE MATTERS

HLEG-1	AB 1 (Aanestad) - Energy efficiency programs (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-1, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-1, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-1, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-2	AB 140 (Strom-Martin) - Rural Telecommunications Infrastructure (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-2, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-2, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-2, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-3	AB 57 (Wright) - Electrical energy: long term contracts (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-3, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-3, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-3, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-4	AB 69 (Wright) - Environmental Quality (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-4, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-4, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-4, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-5	AB 71 (Wright) - Public Utilities: rate setting: allowable costs: new construction certificates (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-5, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-5, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-5, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-6	AB 578 (La Suer) - DWR bond issue to pay San Diego undercollection (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-6, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-6, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-6, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-7	AB 621 (Corbett) - Public Utilities: interruptible service contracts (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-7, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-7, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-7, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

HLEG-8	AB 728 (Correa ) - Telephone prepaid debit cards and substituting registration of certain telecommunications carriers for a traditional certificate (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-8, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-8, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-8, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-9	AB 836 (Wyland) - Retail Energy Rate Increases: reimbursement by state (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-9, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-9, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-9, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-10	AB 870 (Wesson) - Public Utilities: Automatic Calling Equipment (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-10, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-10, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-10, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-11	AB 954 (Kelley) -Telecommunications: Irrigation districts (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-11, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-11, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-11, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-12	AB 1133 (La Suer) - sales of surplus power by public entities (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-12, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-12, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-12, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-13	AB 1200 (Cardenas) - study of telephone service approval procedures (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-13, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-13, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-13, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-14	AB 1233 (Pescetti) - Public Utilities - natural gas transportation charges (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-14, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-14, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-14, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-15	AB 1234 (Pescetti) - auction of utility gas gathering facilities (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-15, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-15, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-15, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

HLEG-16	AB 1235 (Pescetti) - Natural Gas - gas corporations: service (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-16, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-16, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-16, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-17	AB 1248 (Daucher) - Electric service: rates: interruptible programs (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-17, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-17, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-17, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-18	AB 1315 (Havice) - Electricity: interruptible programs: education (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-18, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-18, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-18, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-19	AB 1325 (Negrete McLeod) - PUC: payments to influence legislative or administrative action (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-19, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-19, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-19, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-20	AB 1477 (Hertzberg) - State non-emergency telephone system: 311 (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-20, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-20, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-20, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-21	AB 1535 (Florez) - reimbursement by General Fund of Department of Water Resources expenditures on electric power (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-21, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-21, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-21, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-22	AB 1723 (Committee on Utilities and Commerce) - telephonic reading systems (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-22, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-22, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-22, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-23	ACA 7 (Cardoza) - Public Utilities Commission relocation (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-23, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-23, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-23, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

HLEG-24	ABX1 2 (Campbell and Pescetti) - Natural gas production and infrastructure policy (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-24, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-24, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-24, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-25	AB X1 3 (Wright) - CARE (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-25, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-25, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-25, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-26	ABX1 13 (Firebaugh) - Public Utilities: low-income assistance (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-26, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-26, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-26, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-27	ABX1 27 (Koretz) - Income and Bank and corporation tax credits: power generation (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-27, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-27, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-27, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-28	ABX1 30 (Cardoza) - notice to law enforcement of planned electrical interruptions (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-28, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-28, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-28, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-29	ABX1 31 (Wright) - air permits for back-up electric generation equipment (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-29, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-19, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-29, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-30	ABX1 39 (Cardoza) - Irrigation Districts: authority to provide gas service (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-30, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-30, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-30, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-31	ABX1 57 (Dutra) - electric and gas service priority for oil refineries (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-31, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-31, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-31, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

HLEG-32	ABX1 63 (Florez) - PG&E Kern facility divestiture (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-32, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-32, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-32, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-33	ABX1 60 (Hertzberg) - Sale to in-state entities by new powerplants (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-33, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-33, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-33, 6/14/01; Req - Commission).
HLEG-34	ABX1 83 (Migden) - Generator Outage Protocols - ISO (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-34, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-34, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-34, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-35	ABX1 23 (Cardoza and Matthews) CPUC review of utility gas tariffs (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-35, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-35, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-35, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-36	ABX1 42 (Diaz) permitting and environmental review of gas projects (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-36, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-36, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-36, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-37	ABX1 73 (Canciamilla and Dickerson) off-spec gas (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-37, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-37, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-37, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-38	ABX1 78 (Canciamilla) permitting for gas storage facilities (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-38, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-38, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-38, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-39	SB 201 (Speier) - Public Utilities Commission: division to represent interests of customers and subscribers (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-39, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-39, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-39, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

HLEG-40	SB 500 (Costa) - Agricultural Waste: energy (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-40, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-40, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-40, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-41	SB 997 (Morrow) - Public Utilities: bilateral forward contracts (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-41, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-41, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-41, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-42	SB 1116 (Alarcon) - Public Utilities (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-42, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-42, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-42, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-43	SB 1126 (Alarcon) - Electric Power: retail sales (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-43, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-43, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-43, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-44	SB 1143 (Bowen) - Energy (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-44, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-44, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-44, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-45	SBX1 1 (Soto) - Personal income and bank and corporation taxes: electrical windfall profits tax (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-45, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-45, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-45, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-46	SBX1 2 (Alarcon) - Public Utilities (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-46, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-46, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-46, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-47	SBX1 6 (Burton) - California Consumer Power and Conservation Financing Authority (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-47, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-47, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-47, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

HLEG-48	SBX1 16 (Soto) - Income and bank and corporation tax credits: electric generators (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-48, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-48, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-48, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-49	SBX1 17 (Brulte) - Tax Credits: Solar Energy Systems (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-49, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-49, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-49, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-50	SBX1 18 (Escutia) - Public Utilities (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-50, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-50, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-50, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-51	SBX1 23 (Soto) - Public Power Districts (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-51, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-51, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-51, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-52	SBX1 35 (Morrow) - Omnibus Distributed Energy Resources and Clean Electricity Act of 2001 (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-52, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-52, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-52, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HLEG-53	SBX1 39 (Speier) - Generator Oversight (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-53, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HLEG-53, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HLEG-53, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

COMMISSIONERS' REPORTS

MANAGEMENT REPORTS

CLOSED SESSION

This notice is furnished under Government Code Sections 11125 and 11126.3. The Commission will meet in Closed Session following the Public Session of its regularly scheduled meeting. In the Closed Session, the Commission may consider personnel matters as provided under Government Code Section 11126(a), institution of proceedings or disciplinary actions against any person or entity under the jurisdiction of the Commission as provided under Government Code Sections 11126(d)(2) and 11126(e)(2)(C)(i), and pending litigation as provided under Government Code Section 11126(e). Additional items may be added to the closed session agenda pursuant to Gov. Code Section 11126.3(d). If in Closed Session the Commission votes to appoint, employ, or dismiss a public employee, the Commission will thereafter reconvene in Open Session to make the disclosures required by Government Code Sections 11125.2 and 11126.3(f).

NON-FEDERAL ITEMS

ORDERS HELD OVER

HEX-1	Conference with Legal Counsel - Applications for Rehearing A97-12-020, I97-11-026, A94-12-005, I95-02-015 - Disposition of applications for rehearing filed by The Utility Reform Network and James Weil of D00-02-046. This general rate case decision establishes the authorized base electric and gas revenue requirements for Pacific Gas and Electric Company for the 1999 test year. (Gov. Code § 11126(e)(2)(B)(i).) (Agenda 3052, Item EX-5, 12/7/00; Agenda 3053, Item HEX-6, 12/21/00; Agenda 3054, Item HEX-3, 1/4/01; Agenda 3055, Item HEX-3, 1/18/01; Agenda 3057, Item HEX-3, 2/8/01; Agenda 3058, Item HEX-4, 2/22/01; Agenda 3059, Item HEX-2, 3/15/01; Agenda 3060, Item HEX-4, 3/27/01; Agenda 3061, Item HEX-6, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item HEX-6, 5/3/01; Agenda 3064, Item HEX-1, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item HEX-3, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HEX-2	Conference with Legal Counsel - Application for Rehearing C99-07-019 - Disposition of Application for Rehearing filed by Wahrenbrock Capital Management (WCM) of D00-12-028. D00-12-028 dismissed WCM's Complaint with prejudice, finding Sierra Pacific Power Company did not violate General Order 156. (Gov. Code § 11126(e)(2)(B)(i).) (Agenda 3059, Item EX-4, 3/15/01; Agenda 3061, Item HEX-1, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item HEX-1, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item HEX-1, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HEX-2, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item HEX-4, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HEX-3	Conference with Legal Counsel - Applications for Rehearing C99-07-005 - Disposition of applications for rehearing of D00-04-025 filed by Samuel Anderson, PRO Engineering and Oasis Nuclear, Inc. D00-04-025 dismissed applicants' complaint against Pacific Gas and Electric Company for failure to state a claim upon which the Commission should grant relief. Applicants' complaint had alleged violations of General Order 156 and Public Utilities Code Sections 8281 through 8286, provisions governing the Women, Minority, and Disabled Veterans Business Enterprises program. (Gov. Code § 11126(e)(2)(B)(i).) (Agenda 3041, Item EX-7, 6/22/00; Agenda 3042, Item HEX-2, 7/6/00; Agenda 3044, Item HEX-2, 8/3/00; Agenda 3046, Item HEX-2, 9/7/00; Agenda 3047, Item HEX-2, 9/21/00; Agenda 3048, Item HEX-2, 10/5/00; Agenda 3049, Item HEX-2, 10/19/00; Agenda 3050, Item HEX-1, 11/2/00; Agenda 3051, Item HEX-4, 11/21/00; Agenda 3052, Item HEX-2, 12/7/00; Agenda 3053, Item HEX-2, 12/21/00; Agenda 3055, Item HEX-1, 1/18/01; Agenda 3058, Item HEX-1, 2/22/01; Agenda 3060, Item HEX-1, 3/27/01; Agenda 3061, Item HEX-3, 4/19/01; ; Agenda 3062, Item HEX-3, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item HEX-2, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HEX-3, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item HEX-5, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HEX-4	Conference with Legal Counsel - Application for Rehearing C99-09-024 - Disposition of the joint application for rehearing of D00-04-004 filed by California Personnel Resources and Clarence A. Hunt, Jr. (Applicants). In this decision, the Commission dismissed the complaint of the Applicants against Pacific Gas and Electric Company. The complaint alleged violations of General Order 156 regarding Women, Minority, and Disabled Veterans Business Enterprises. The complaint was dismissed for failing to state sufficient facts for a viable claim. (Gov. Code § 11126(e)(2)(B)(i).) (Agenda 3041, Item EX-8, 6/22/00; Agenda 3042, Item HEX-3, 7/6/00; Agenda 3044, Item HEX-3, 8/3/00; Agenda 3046, Item HEX-3, 9/7/00; Agenda 3047, Item HEX-3, 9/21/00; Agenda 3048, Item HEX-3, 10/5/00; Agenda 3049, Item HEX-3, 10/19/00; Agenda 3050, Item HEX-2, 11/2/00; Agenda 3051, Item HEX-5, 11/21/00; Agenda 3052, Item HEX-3, 12/7/00; Agenda 3053, Item HEX-3, 12/21/00; Agenda 3055, Item HEX-2, 1/18/01; Agenda 3058, Item HEX-2, 2/22/01; Agenda 3060, Item HEX-2, 3/27/01; Agenda 3061, Item HEX-4, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item HEX-4, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item HEX-3, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HEX-4, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item HEX-6, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

HEX-5	Conference with Legal Counsel - Application for Rehearing. A00-05-031 - Disposition of Applications for Rehearing of D01-04-004 filed by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) and North American Power Group (NAPG). In D01-04-004, the Commission denied PG&E's proposed sale of its non-operational Kern Power Plant to NAPG on the ground that ABX 6 prohibits the divestiture of "facilities for the generation of electricity" prior to the year 2006. In this decision, the Commission also ordered PG&E to restart the facility. (Gov. Code § 11126(e)(2)(B)(i).) (Agenda 3064, Item EX-5, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item HEX-7, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HEX-6	Conference with Legal Counsel - Application for Rehearing. A00-11-038, A00-11-056, A00-10-028. Disposition of the applications for the rehearing of interim D01-01-046 filed by Southern California Edison Company (Edison) and Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E). D01-01-046 temporarily restrained Edison and PG&E from refusing to provide adequate service to customers, including refusing to act as scheduling coordinators to serve all their non-direct access customers with the California Independent System Operator. (Gov. Code § 11126(e)(2)(B)(i).) (Agenda 3063, Item EX-5, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HEX-7, 5/24/01; Agenda 3065, Item HEX-8, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HEX-7	Conference with Legal Counsel - Application for Rehearing. A01-03-012, A01-03-017, A01-03-018, A01-05-051 - Disposition of the applications for rehearing of Resolution L-293 filed by Mirant Americas Energy Marketing, LP, et al.; Dynegy Energy Services, Inc., et al.; Duke Energy Moss Landing LLC, et al.; and Reliant Energy Services, Inc., et al.; and petition for modification filed by Calpine Corporation. Resolution L-293 orders exempt wholesale generators that sell energy to California public utilities to make books, records and other documents available to the Commission, its agents and employees upon request. (Gov. Code § 11126(e)(2)(B)(i).) (Gov. Code § 11126(e)(2)(B)(i).) (Agenda 3062, Item EX-8, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item HEX-6, 5/14/01; Agenda 3064, Item HEX-6, 5/24/01; Continuation 6/7/01; Agenda 3065, Item HEX-9, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

HEX-8	Conference with Legal Counsel - Applications for Rehearing A00-01-012 - Disposition of the application of Roseville Telephone Company for rehearing of D01-02-042 in which the Commission granted the application of Covad Communication Company (Covad) for rehearing of D00-06-080. At issue are prices Roseville may charge to competing carriers for access to its unbundled network elements (UNEs), in particular the price Roseville may charge Covad for access to the local loop to provide competitive digital service line services to customers in Roseville's territory. In granting Covad's rehearing application, the Commission vacated the previously adopted local loop price of $25.62 as having been derived from a cost study that violates statutory and regulatory rules. The Commission adopted instead a proxy for interim Roseville UNE prices, which are subject to true up upon determination of Roseville's final prices based on TELRIC. The proxy selected is PG&E's deaveraged local loop price of $13.51 for the region near Sacramento and Roseville's service territory. Roseville now seeks rehearing and asks that the $25.62 price be restored. (Gov. Code § 11126(e)(2)(B)(i).) (Agenda 3065, Item EX-7, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)
HEX-9	Conference with Legal Counsel - Applications for Rehearing C95-03-057 - Disposition of two applications for rehearing of D00-09-070 (issued September 21, 2000). The first application, filed by A&P Moving, Inc., alleges that the Commission unlawfully awarded complainant Paula Karrison compensation from the Advocates Trust Fund. The second application, filed by Paula Karrison, claims that the Commission unlawfully denied her an Intervenors'Compensation award and unlawfully limited her compensation under the Advocates Trust Fund. (Gov. Code § 11126(e)(2)(B)(i).) (Agenda 3065, Item EX-9, 6/14/01; Req - Commission)

ORDERS

EX-1	Conference with Legal Counsel - Applications for Rehearing Compilation of applications for rehearing recently filed with the Commission. (Gov. Code Sec. 11126(e)(2)(B)(i).)
EX-2	Conference with Legal Counsel - Threatened Litigation Significant exposure to litigation. (Gov. Code Sec. 11126(e)(2)(B).)
EX-3	Conference with Legal Counsel - Initiation of Litigation Consideration of possible Commission initiation of, or intervention in, litigation. (Gov. Code Sec. 11126(e)(2)(C)(i).)
EX-4	Personnel Matters Consideration of appointment, employment, evaluation of performance, or dismissal of a public employee or to hear complaints or charges brought against that employee by another person or employee. (Gov. Code Sec. 11126(a).)
EX-5 (Rev.) (6/21/01)	Conference with Legal Counsel - Application for Rehearing A00-11-038, A00-11-056, A00-10-028. Disposition of application for rehearing of D01-03-081 filed by Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E) and Southern California Edison Company (Edison). D01-03-081: (1) requires the utilities to segregate and transfer to the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) monies collected by the utilities for power purchased by DWR on the utilities' behalf from February 1, 2001 on; (2) proposes a methodology for calculating the California Procurement Adjustment (CPA) and; (3) proposes to make the order determining the CPA to have the force and effect of a financing order. D01-03-081 further determines the methodology to calculate amounts owed by the utilities to DWR pursuant to Water Code Section 200 and orders the utilities to pay DWR the amounts owed on the day following the effective date of D01-03-081. (Gov. Code § 11126 (e)(2)(B)(i).) This revision was not listed on the agenda distributed to the public.

EX-6	Conference with Legal Counsel - Application for Rehearing R98-07-037 - Disposition of Application for Rehearing of D01-03-073, filed jointly by Pacific Gas and Electric Company, San Diego Gas and Electric Company, Southern California Edison Company, and Southern California Gas Company (Utilities). In D01-03-073, the Commission implemented parts of AB 970 which requires the initiation of certain load control and distributed generation programs, and ordered the funding of such programs on an annual basis through December 31, 2004 without raising electric or gas utility rates. (Gov. Code Sec. 11126(e)(2)(B)(i).)
EX-7	Conference with Legal Counsel - Application for Rehearing A00-11-038, A00-11-056, A00-10-028. Disposition of Applications for Rehearing of D01-03-082, filed by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E); The Utility Reform Network (TURN); Leprino Foods Company (Leprino); and Southern California Edison Company (Edison). In D01-03-82, the Commission granted Edison and PG&E authority to increase rates by adding to their current rates a three-cent per kilowatt-hour (kWh) surcharge in response to the current emergency in the electric industry. The Commission also modified accounting rules that apply to the utilities, in response to a proposal made by TURN. (Gov. Code § 11126(e)(2)(B)(i).
EX-8	Conference with Legal Counsel - Existing Litigation Grove v. CPUC, Case No. 303913 (San Francisco Superior Court) This matter is added to the agenda pursuant to Government Code Section 11125.3(a)(2)

FEDERAL ITEMS

FEX-1	Conference with Legal Counsel - Initiation of Litigation Consideration of possible Commission initiation of, or intervention in, federal agency or court proceedings. (Gov. Code Sec. 11126(e)(2)(C)(i).)

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Results of Commission Meeting
June 28, 2001 -- Agenda 3066
Commissioners present: Lynch, Duque, Bilas, Wood & Brown
Public Comment:
	re Item 5
	Christina Tusan, Deputy Attorney General, LA
	June Cravett, SF
	re H-26
	Anthony Fisher, NUMMI, Fremont
	Eric Dunn, Irvine
	Arthur Gallucci, Cerritos
	John Morse, Qual Comm
	C. Susie Berlin, San Jose
	Richard D. Ely, Davis
	re CA-24
	Jerry B. Briscoe,Stockton
NOTE: This meeting has been continued to Tuesday, July 3, 2001 at 12:00 p.m. in the
Auditorium. Items to be considered are indicated below.
(Decision numbers have been issued but processing the decisions for mailing may take up to 10 days.)
Item #	Proceeding # or Resolution #	Decision #	Action Taken	Comments
CAs
CA-1	Res TL-18967		Approved 5-0
CA-2	Res ALJ 176-3066		Approved 5-0
CA-3	R98-12-014	D01-06-058	Signed 5-0
CA-4	A00-11-041	D01-06-059	Signed 5-0
CA-5	Res T-16524		Approved 5-0
CA-6	R98-09-005		Held to 7/12	Consent Agenda
CA-7	Res T-16533		Approved 5-0
CA-8	Res T-16534		Approved 5-0
CA-9	Res T-16535		Approved 5-0
CA-10	R95-04-043 etal	D01-06-060	Signed 5-0
CA-11	A01-01-024	D01-06-061	Signed 5-0
CA-12	A01-01-030	D01-06-062	Signed 5-0
CA-13	Res W-4274		Approved 5-0
CA-14	A99-03-049	D01-06-063	Signed 5-0
CA-15	A01-03-037	D01-06-064	Signed 5-0
CA-16	A01-03-042	D01-06-065	Signed 5-0
CA-17	Res W-4275		Approved 5-0
CA-18	Res T-16539		Approved 5-0
CA-19	A01-03-015	D01-06-066	Signed 5-0
CA-20	A92-12-043 etal	D01-06-067	Signed 5-0
CA-21	A99-08-022	D01-06-068	Signed 5-0
CA-22	A01-04-011	D01-06-069	Signed 5-0
CA-23	Res W-4276		Held to 7/12	Consent Agenda
CA-24	Res W-4277		Held to 7/12	Consent Agenda
CA-25	Res W-4278		Held to 7/12	Consent Agenda
CA-26	A01-01-017	D01-06-070	Signed 5-0
CA-27	A01-01-020	D01-06-071	Signed 5-0
CA-28	A98-05-038		Held to 7/12	Consent Agenda
CA-29	A00-11-049	D01-06-072	Signed 5-0
CA-30	A01-03-004	D01-06-073	Signed 5-0
CA-31	R93-04-003 etal		Held to 7/12	Consent Agenda
CA-32	A00-10-029	D01-06-074	Signed 5-0
CA-33	C00-08-035		Held to 7/12	Consent Agenda
CA-34	A99-08-021	D01-06-075	Signed 5-0
CA-35	A00-12-042		Continued to 7/3
CA-36	A00-12-041		Continued to 7/3
CA-37	A91-11-024	D01-06-076	Signed 5-0
HELD
H-1	A99-03-025		Defeated 3-2	Comrs Duque and Bilas voted in favor.
H-1a	A99-03-025 Alt Order	D01-06-077	Signed 4-1	Comr Duque will file a dissent. Comr Bilas reserves the right to file a concurrence.
H-2	C98-06-016		Held to 7/12
H-2a	C98-06-016 Comr Wood's Order re H-2		Held to 7/12
H-3	R99-10-025		Continued to 7/3
H-3a	R99-10-025 Alt Order		Continued to 7/3
H-4	C99-04-046		Withdrawn
H-5	I97-07-018		Held to 8/2
H-5a	I97-07-018 Atl Order		Held to 8/2
H-6	R98-07-038		Held to 9/6
H-7	A00-03-029		Withdrawn
H-7a	A00-03-029 Alt Order	D01-06-078	Signed 4-1	Comr Duque dissented.
H-8	C98-08-040		Withdrawn
H-9	I99-07-003		Held to 7/12
H-10	R00-05-001		Held to 7/12
H-10a	R00-05-001 Alt Order		Held to 7/12
H-11	C00-06-020	D01-06-079	Signed 5-0
H-12	C98-04-004 etal		Held to 8/2
H-12a	C98-04-004 etal Comr Duque's Order re H-12		Held to 8/2
H-12b	C98-04-004 etal Comr Bilas' Order (pages) re H-12a		Held to 8/2
H-12c	C98-04-004 etal Comr Wood's Order re H-12		Held to 8/2
H-12d	C98-04-004 etal Comr Brown's Order re H-12c		Held to 8/2
H-13	A00-07-006		Held to 7/12
H-14	A00-11-025		Held to 7/12
H-15	A00-11-038 etal		Held to 7/12
H-16	A99-03-064		Held to 7/12
H-17	C00-05-023		Held to 7/12
H-18	A00-11-038 etal		Withdrawn
H-19	C00-09-059		Held to 7/12
H-20	A99-10-036		Withdrawn
H-20a	A99-10-036 Atl Order	D01-06-080	Signed 3-2	Pres Lynch & Comr Wood dissented. Comr Wood will file a dissent.
H-21	A00-04-031	D01-06-081	Signed 4-1	Comr Wood dissented.
H-22	R98-07-037		Continued to 7/3
H-23	R00-10-002		Continued to 7/3
H-24	R00-10-002		Withdrawn
H-25	R95-04-043 etal		Held to 8/2
H-26	A98-07-003 etal		Continued to 7/3
H-26a	A98-07-003 etal Alt Order		Continued to 7/3
H-27	A00-11-009 etal	D01-06-082	Signed 5-0
H-28	A00-05-031	D01-06-083	Signed 5-0
H-29	R00-10-002		Held to 7/12
H-30	I01-04-002 etal		Held to 7/12
ORDERS
1	A00-09-045	D01-06-084	Signed 5-0	Comr Duque will file a partial dissent.
2	A96-10-038		Held to 7/12
3	A00-06-032		Held to 7/12
4	R00-10-002	D01-06-085	Signed 5-0
5	R00-02-004		Continued to 7/3
6	R98-07-038		Held to 7/12
7	A01-04-007	D01-06-086	Signed 5-0
8	A00-10-045 etal		Held to 7/12
9	I_________	I01-06-047	Signed 5-0
10	R00-10-002	D01-06-087	Signed 5-0
11	A00-11-038 etal/R99-11-022		Continued to 7/3
ENERGY
E-1	Res E-3317		Approved 5-0
E-2	Res E-3741		Approved 5-0
E-3	Res E-3746		Approved 5-0
E-4	Res E-3726		Continued to 7/3
TELCO
C-1	Res T-16388		Held to 8/2
LEGAL
FED-1	HR 496		Approved Staff Recommendation 5-0
HLEG-1	AB 1		Held to 7/12
HLEG-2	AB 140		Held to 7/12
HLEG-3	AB 57		Held to 7/12
HLEG-4	AB 69		Held to 7/12
HLEG-5	AB 71		Held to 7/12
HLEG-6	AB 578		Held to 7/12
HLEG-7	AB 621		Held to 7/12
HLEG-8	AB 728		Held to 7/12
HLEG-9	AB 836		Held to 7/12
HLEG-10	AB 870		Held to 7/12
HLEG-11	AB 954		Held to 7/12
HLEG-12	AB 1133		Held to 7/12
HLEG-13	AB 1200		Held to 7/12
HLEG-14	AB 1233		Held to 7/12
HLEG-15	AB 1234		Held to 7/12
HLEG-16	AB 1235		Held to 7/12
HLEG-17	AB 1248		Held to 7/12
HLEG-18	AB 1315		Held to 7/12
HLEG-19	AB 1325		Held to 7/12
HLEG-20	AB 1477		Held to 7/12
HLEG-21	AB 1535		Held to 7/12
HLEG-22	AB 1723		Held to 7/12
HLEG-23	ACA 7		Held to 7/12
HLEG-24	ABX1 2		Held to 7/12
HLEG-25	ABX1 3		Held to 7/12
HLEG-26	ABX1 13		Held to 7/12
HLEG-27	ABX1 27		Held to 7/12
HLEG-28	ABX1 30		Held to 7/12
HLEG-29	ABX1 31		Held to 7/12
HLEG-30	ABX1 39		Held to 7/12
HLEG-31	ABX1 57		Held to 7/12
HLEG-32	ABX1 63		Held to 7/12
HLEG-33	ABX1 60		Held to 7/12
HLEG-34	ABX1 83		Held to 7/12
HLEG-35	ABX1 23		Held to 7/12
HLEG-36	ABX1 42		Held to 7/12
HLEG-37	ABX1 73		Held to 7/12
HLEG-38	ABX1 78		Held to 7/12
HLEG-39	SB 201		Held to 7/12
HLEG-40	SB 500		Held to 7/12
HLEG-41	SB 997		Held to 7/12
HLEG-42	SB 1116		Held to 7/12
HLEG-43	SB 1126		Held to 7/12
HLEG-44	SB 1143		Held to 7/12
HLEG-45	SBX1 1		Held to 7/12
HLEG-46	SBX1 2		Held to 7/12
HLEG-47	SBX1 6		Held to 7/12
HLEG-48	SBX1 16		Held to 7/12
HLEG-49	SBX1 17		Held to 7/12
HLEG-50	SBX1 18		Held to 7/12
HLEG-51	SBX1 23		Held to 7/12
HLEG-52	SBX1 35		Held to 7/12
HLEG-53	SBX1 39		Held to 7/12
EXEC
HEX-1	A97-12-020 etal		Held to 8/2
HEX-2	C99-07-019		Held to 7/12
HEX-3	C99-07-005		Held to 7/12
HEX-4	C99-09-024		Held to 7/12
HEX-5	A00-05-031		Held to 7/12
HEX-6	A00-11-038 etal		Held to 7/12
HEX-7	A01-03-012 etal	D01-06-088	Signed 5-0	Staff recommendation as amended.
HEX-8	A00-01-012	D01-06-089	Signed 3-2	Comrs Duque & Bilas dissented.
HEX-9	C95-03-057		Held to 7/12
EX-5	A00-11-038 etal		Held to 7/12
EX-6	R98-07-037		Held to 7/12
EX-7	A00-11-038 etal		Held to 7/12