9. Assignment of Proceeding

Michael R. Peevey is the assigned Commissioner, and Regina M. DeAngelis is the assigned ALJ in these proceedings.

Findings of Fact

1. IAG has satisfied all the procedural requirements necessary to claim compensation in these proceedings.

2. IAG acted out of self-interest but primarily for a broader purpose. We award compensation because even though IAG acted out of self-interest by seeking to prevent the Lundy Project, which could have negatively impacted operations at its fish-rearing plant, its primary driving force was to reduce ratepayer costs.

3. IAG requested hourly rates and direct expenses, as adjusted herein, which are reasonable and commensurate with the work performed.

4. The total reasonable compensation is $63,619.46.

5. The Appendix to this decision summarizes today's award.

Conclusions of Law

1. IAG meets the definition of a customer pursuant to § 1802(b)(1)(A).

2. IAG has fulfilled the requirements of §§ 1801-1812, which govern awards of intervenor compensation, and is entitled to intervenor compensation for its claimed expenses, as adjusted herein, incurred in making a substantial contribution to D.09-03-025.

3. IAG should be awarded $63,619.46 for its substantial contribution to
D.09-03-025.

4. This order should be effective today so that IAG may be compensated without further delay.

5. Application 07-11-011 and Investigation 08-01-026 are closed.

ORDER

IT IS ORDERED that:

1. Inland Aquaculture Group, L.L.C. is awarded $63,619.46 as compensation for its substantial contributions to Decision 09-03-025.

2. Within 30 days of the effective date of this decision, Southern California Edison Company shall pay Inland Aquaculture Group, L.L.C. the total award. Payment of the award shall include interest at the rate earned on prime,
three-month commercial paper as reported in Federal Reserve Statistical Release H.15, beginning July 29, 2009, the 75^th day after the filing date of Inland Aquaculture Group, L.L.C.'s request for compensation, and continuing until full payment is made.

3. Application 07-11-011 and Investigation 08-01-026 are closed.

This order is effective today.

Dated April 8, 2010, at San Francisco, California.

MICHAEL R. PEEVEY

President

DIAN M. GRUENEICH

JOHN A. BOHN

TIMOTHY ALAN SIMON

NANCY E. RYAN

Commissioners

APPENDIX

Compensation Decision Summary Information

Compensation Decision:

D1004020

Modifies Decision? N

Contribution Decision(s):

D0903025

Proceeding(s):

A0711011 and I0801026

Author:

ALJ DeAngelis

Payer(s):

Southern California Edison Company

Intervenor Information

Intervenor

Claim Date

Amount Requested

Amount Awarded

Multiplier?

Reason Change/Disallowance

Inland Aquaculture Group, L.L.C.

05-15-09

$120,140.71

$63,619.46

No

failure to allocate time by issue; unjustified expenses; adjusted hourly rates

Advocate Information

First Name

Last Name

Type

Intervenor

Hourly Fee Requested

Year Hourly Fee Requested

Hourly Fee Adopted

Kathleen

Maloney-Bellomo

Attorney

Inland Aquaculture Group, L.L.C.

$425

2008

$425

Kathleen

Maloney-Bellomo

Attorney

Inland Aquaculture Group, L.L.C.

$425

2009

$425

(END OF APPENDIX)


Compensation Decision:	D1004020	Modifies Decision? N
Contribution Decision(s):	D0903025
Proceeding(s):	A0711011 and I0801026
Author:	ALJ DeAngelis
Payer(s):	Southern California Edison Company

Intervenor	Claim Date	Amount Requested	Amount Awarded	Multiplier?	Reason Change/Disallowance
Inland Aquaculture Group, L.L.C.	05-15-09	$120,140.71	$63,619.46	No	failure to allocate time by issue; unjustified expenses; adjusted hourly rates

First Name	Last Name	Type	Intervenor	Hourly Fee Requested	Year Hourly Fee Requested	Hourly Fee Adopted
Kathleen	Maloney-Bellomo	Attorney	Inland Aquaculture Group, L.L.C.	$425	2008	$425
Kathleen	Maloney-Bellomo	Attorney	Inland Aquaculture Group, L.L.C.	$425	2009	$425