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Public Utilities Commission of the State of California

Continuation Meeting

Public Agenda 3064

Thursday, June 7, 2001, 12 noon

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.

Website: http://www.cpuc.ca.gov

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 11

Thursday, June 14

Monday, June 25

Thursday, June 28

Monday, July 9

Thursday, July 12

Monday, July 30

Thursday, August 2

Monday, August 20

Thursday, August 23

*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.

A "_" next to the item number on the Agenda indicates that the matter may be considered during Closed Session pursuant to Public Utilities Code Section 1701.2(c); thereafter the Commissioners will reconvene in Public Session to vote on the item.

Matters of Public Interest

For the convenience of the public and media representatives, items of widespread public interest will be taken up at the beginning of the meeting.

For further information contact the Public Advisor

(415) 703-2074 E-mail: public.advisor@cpuc.ca.gov

PUBLIC COMMENT

The following items are not subject to public comment:

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

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-9

A01-01-037 - Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) and Yuba City.
This decision approves the sale and conveyance by PG&E of its streetlight system located within the City of Yuba City. The Commission relieves PG&E of the public duties and responsibilities of owning, operating and maintaining the streetlight system upon transfer and conveyance. This decision authorizes the disposition of the gain on the sale to PG&E's shareholders, subject to the requirement that PG&E file with the Commission the final cost figures for the streetlight system within 90 days of the purchase date of the transaction. This proceeding is closed.
(Com Brown - ALJ Walker)

   

CA-12

A01-01-038 - Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) and the City of Santa Rosa.
This decision approves the sale and conveyance by PG&E of its streetlight system located within the City of Santa Rosa. The Commission relieves PG&E of the public duties and responsibilities of owning, operating and maintaining the streetlight system upon transfer and conveyance are complete. This decision authorizes the disposition of the gain on the sale to PG&E's shareholders, subject to the requirement that PG&E file with the Commission the final cost figures for the streetlight system within 90 days of the purchase date of the transaction. This proceeding is closed.
(Com Brown - ALJ Walker)

   

CA-33

A01-04-015 - San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E).
For authority to lease space on two properties to CalPeak Power LLC. This decision grants the request of SDG&E for a limited exemption from the requirements of Pub. Util. Code § 851 for the lease of space at two substations for the installation of electric generation units.
(Com Wood - ALJ Allen)

REGULAR AGENDA

UTILITY AND TRANSPORTATION ORDERS

ORDERS HELD OVER

   

H-6

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 and 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; Req - Commission)

   

H-13

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; Req - Commission)

   

H-21

A00-11-038 - Southern California Edison Company.
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 Southern California Edison Company 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.

(Coms Lynch/Wood - ALJ Walwyn)
(Agenda 3061, Item 5, 4/19/01; Agenda 3062, Item H-19, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-14, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

H-23

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; Req - Commission)

   

H-24

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.
A00-11-009 - Pacific Gas and Electric Company.
For Approval of Year 2001 Low Income Programs, in Compliance with Ordering Paragraph 4 of Decision 00-09-036. A00-11-011, A00-11-012 and A00-11-020 - Related matters.
A00-11-037 - Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E).
For Approval of Year 2001 Energy Efficiency Programs, in Compliance with Ordering Paragraph 93 of Decision 00-07-017. A00-11-043, A00-11-044, and A00-11-045 - Related matters.
A99-09-049 - Southern California Edison Company.
For Approval of Program Year 2000 and 2001 Energy Efficiency Program Plans, Budgets, and Performance Award Mechanism. A99-09-050, A99-09-057, and A99-09-058 - Related matters.
This decision directs PG&E to immediately pay contractors and take all necessary action to implement programs for energy efficiency, low-income assistance, and the AB 970 distributed generation/load control programs. PG&E's failure to comply with a Commission order would violate Sections 2107 and 2108 of the Public Utilities Code. Revenues collected through the public goods charges and all public purpose funding, including low-income assistance, do not belong to PG&E and must be used exclusively for the purposes for which they were intended. We direct PG&E to continue to take all steps necessary to ensure that these funds are properly expended.
(Coms Lynch/Wood)
(Agenda 3062, Item 12, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item H-19, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

H-25

A99-09-027- Citizens Telecommunications Company of California, Inc. (CTC-California) and GTE California Incorporated (GTEC). For Authority for GTEC to Sell and Transfer Assets to CTC-California. A99-09-031 - Related matter. This decision authorizes GTEC to sell 26 exchanges to CTC-California. This decision also authorizes GTE West Coast Inc. to sell all six of its exchanges to Citizens Telecommunications Company of the Golden State. The authority granted by this decision is subject to the terms and conditions set forth in Appendix B of this decision. Gain on sale is allocated between ratepayers and shareholders as set forth in the decision. These proceedings are closed.
(Com Lynch)
(Agenda 3063, Item 2, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

H-25a

ALTERNATE ORDER TO ITEM H-25. This alternate differs from the Assigned Commissioner's decision in that the alternate allocates less gain on sale to ratepayers. These proceedings are closed.
(Com Lynch - ALJ Kenney)
(Agenda 3063, Item 2a, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

H-25b

ALTERNATE ORDER TO ITEM H-25a. This alternate does not impose limits on a parent company's decision to issue dividends and the capital expenditure period is set at three years.
(Com Bilas)

   

H-27

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; Req - Commission)

ORDERS

   

5

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))

   

8

I00-11-002 - Order Instituting Investigation into the adequacy of the Southern California Gas Company's and San Diego Gas & Electric Company's (SDG&E) gas transmission systems to serve the present and future gas requirements of SDG&E'S core and noncore customers.
This decision establishes an interim order changing the curtailment rules in SDG&E's Gas Tariff Rule 14 for firm noncore service which exempts cogenerators and firm commercial and industrial noncore customers from the curtailment protocol and administrating curtailments to electric generation customers on a pro rata basis.
(Com Bilas - ALJ Brown)

   

9

A01-02-015 - Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas).
Application requesting emergency temporary tariff deviations for its core service and its core subscription service, respectively. This decision grants the wholesale customers of SoCalGas (Long Beach, San Diego Gas & Electric, and Southwest Gas) to elect core subscription rates for its core customers. The rates for those core customers would be reduced by about 19 to 22 cents/therm. The rates for SoCalGas core customers would increase by about 6 to 8 cents/therm. This levelization of rates is in the public interest. This proceeding is closed
(Com Bilas - ALJ Barnett)

   

10

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 modifies qualifying income levels for gas and electric California Alternative Rates for Energy (CARE) and Low-Income Energy Efficiency eligibility, and increases CARE discount for low-income gas and electric customers.
(Com Wood - ALJ Allen)

   

11

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)

   

12

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)

   

14

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)

   

15

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 San Diego Gas & Electric Company regarding a new program (Rolling Blackout Reduction Program-RBRP).
(Com Wood - ALJ Mattson)

   

17

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)

UTILITIES RESOLUTIONS AND WRITTEN REPORTS

ENERGY MATTERS

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; Req - Commission)

   
   
   
   

LEGAL DIVISION MATTERS

LEGISLATIVE MATTERS

These Legislative Items will be taken up and voted on as a group. Items may be removed for separate consideration at the request of any Commissioner prior to the meeting.

HLEG-1

AB 1 (Aanestad) - Energy efficiency programs
(Agenda 3063, Item LEG-1, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

HLEG-2

AB 140 (Strom-Martin) - Rural Telecommunications Infrastructure
(Agenda 3063, Item LEG-2, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

HLEG-3

AB 57 (Wright) - Electrical energy: long term contracts
(Agenda 3063, Item LEG-3, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

HLEG-4

AB 69 (Wright) - Environmental Quality
(Agenda 3063, Item LEG-4, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

HLEG-5

AB 71 (Wright) - Public Utilities: rate setting: allowable costs: new construction certificates
(Agenda 3063, Item LEG-5, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

HLEG-6

AB 578 (La Suer) - DWR bond issue to pay San Diego undercollection
(Agenda 3063, Item LEG-6, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

HLEG-7

AB 621 (Corbett) - Public Utilities: interruptible service contracts
(Agenda 3063, Item LEG-7, 5/14/01; 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; Req - Commission)

   

HLEG-9

AB 836 (Wyland) - Retail Energy Rate Increases: reimbursement by state
(Agenda 3063, Item LEG-9, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

HLEG-10

AB 870 (Wesson) - Public Utilities: Automatic Calling Equipment
(Agenda 3063, Item LEG-10, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-11

    AB 954 (Kelley) -Telecommunications: Irrigation districts
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-11, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-12

    AB 1133 (La Suer) - sales of surplus power by public entities
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-12, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-13

    AB 1200 (Cardenas) - study of telephone service approval procedures
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-13, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-14

    AB 1233 (Pescetti) - Public Utilities - natural gas transportation charges
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-14, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-15

    AB 1234 (Pescetti) - auction of utility gas gathering facilities
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-15, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-16

    AB 1235 (Pescetti) - Natural Gas - gas corporations: service
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-16, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-17

    AB 1248 (Daucher) - Electric service: rates: interruptible programs
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-17, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-18

    AB 1315 (Havice) - Electricity: interruptible programs: education
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-18, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-19

    AB 1325 (Negrete McLeod) - PUC: payments to influence legislative or administrative action
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-19, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-20

    AB 1477 (Hertzberg) - State non-emergency telephone system: 311
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-20, 5/14/01; 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; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-22

    AB 1723 (Committee on Utilities and Commerce) - telephonic reading systems
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-22, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-23

    ACA 7 (Cardoza) - Public Utilities Commission relocation
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-23, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-24

    ABX1 2 (Campbell and Pescetti) - Natural gas production and infrastructure policy
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-24, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-25

    AB X1 3 (Wright) - CARE
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-25, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-26

    ABX1 13 (Firebaugh) - Public Utilities: low-income assistance
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-26, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-27

    ABX1 27 (Koretz) - Income and Bank and corporation tax credits: power generation
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-27, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-28

    ABX1 30 (Cardoza) - notice to law enforcement of planned electrical interruptions
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-28, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-29

    ABX1 31 (Wright) - air permits for back-up electric generation equipment
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-29, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-30

    ABX1 39 (Cardoza) - Irrigation Districts: authority to provide gas service
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-30, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-31

    ABX1 57 (Dutra) - electric and gas service priority for oil refineries
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-31, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-32

    ABX1 63 (Florez) - PG&E Kern facility divestiture
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-32, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-33

    ABX1 60 (Hertzberg) - Sale to in-state entities by new powerplants
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-33, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-34

    ABX1 83 (Migden) - Generator Outage Protocols - ISO
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-34, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-35

    ABX1 23 (Cardoza and Matthews) CPUC review of utility gas tariffs
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-35, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-36

    ABX1 42 (Diaz) permitting and environmental review of gas projects
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-36, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-37

    ABX1 73 (Canciamilla and Dickerson) off-spec gas
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-37, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-38

    ABX1 78 (Canciamilla) permitting for gas storage facilities
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-38, 5/14/01; 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; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-40

    SB 500 (Costa) - Agricultural Waste: energy
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-40, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-41

    SB 997 (Morrow) - Public Utilities: bilateral forward contracts
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-41, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-42

    SB 1116 (Alarcon) - Public Utilities
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-42, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-43

    SB 1126 (Alarcon) - Electric Power: retail sales
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-43, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-44

    SB 1143 (Bowen) - Energy
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-44, 5/14/01; 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; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-46

    SBX1 2 (Alarcon) - Public Utilities
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-46, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-47

    SBX1 6 (Burton) - California Consumer Power and Conservation Financing Authority
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-47, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-48

    SBX1 16 (Soto) - Income and bank and corporation tax credits: electric generators
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-48, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-49

    SBX1 17 (Brulte) - Tax Credits: Solar Energy Systems
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-49, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-50

    SBX1 18 (Escutia) - Public Utilities
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-50, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-51

    SBX1 23 (Soto) - Public Power Districts
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-51, 5/14/01; 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; Req - Commission)

   

    HLEG-53

    SBX1 39 (Speier) - Generator Oversight
    (Agenda 3063, Item LEG-53, 5/14/01; Req - Commission)

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-6

Conference with Legal Counsel - Application for Rehearing.
A01-03-012, A01-03-017, A01-03-018 - 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. 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).)
(Agenda 3062, Item EX-8, 5/3/01; Agenda 3063, Item HEX-6, 5/14/01;
Req - Commission)
This item was listed on the May 24, 2001 agenda as HEX-6 and was "held" by the Commission to the June 7, 2001, Continuation Meeting. However, due to clerical error it was inadvertently listed as "held" to the June 14, 2001 agenda. This revised page lists HEX-6 as originally intended.

Results of Continuation Commission Meeting

June 7, 2001 -- Agenda 3064

         

Commissioners present: Lynch, Duque, Bilas, Wood & Brown

 

Public Comment:

      
 

re Item 15

      
 

Dianne Jacob, Supervisor, San Diego County

  
 

Nathan A. Colestock, Congressman Duncan Hunter's staff (52nd Congressional Dist)

 

Scott Sadler, Coalition for Electricity Independence, San Diego

 

re Item 12

      
 

Kari Smith, Powerlight Corporation, San Francisco

  
         

NOTE: This meeting has been continued to Wednesday, June 13, 2001 at 1:00 p.m. in the Auditorium.

Item to be considered is 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-9

A01-01-037

D01-06-004

Signed 5-0

  

CA-12

A01-01-038

D01-06-005

Signed 5-0

  

CA-33

A01-04-015

D01-06-006

Signed 5-0

  

H-6

I99-07-003

 

Held to 6/28

  

H-13

R00-05-001

 

Held to 6/28

  

H-21

A00-11-038 etal & R99-11-022

Continued to 6/13

  

H-23

A00-11-038 etal

  

Held to 6/14

  

H-24

R98-07-037; A00-11-009 etal; A00-11-037 et al; A99-09-049 etal

Withdrawn

  

H-25

A99-09-027 etal

  

Defeated 3-2

Pres Lynch & Comr Wood voted in favor.

H-25a

A99-09-027 etal Alt Order to H-25

D01-06-007

Signed 3-2 as amended

Comrs Duque & Bilas will file dissents; Pres Lynch & Comrs Wood & Brown will file concurrences. (On the first vote, this item was defeated 3-2. Comr Wood requested consent from the Comrs to change his vote to yes; request was granted.)

H-25b

A99-09-027 etal Alt Order to H-25a

Defeated 3-2

Comrs Duque & Bilas voted in favor.

H-27

C00-09-059

 

Held to 6/14

  
         

ORDERS

        

5

A99-10-036

 

Held to 6/14

  

8

I00-11-002

D01-06-008

Signed 5-0

  

9

A01-02-015

 

Held to 6/14

  

10

A00-11-009 etal

D01-06-010

Signed 5-0

Comrs Duque & Bilas will file concurrences.

11

A00-04-031

 

Held to 6/14

  

12

R98-07-037

  

Held to 6/14

  

14

R00-10-002

 

Held to 6/14

  

15

R00-10-002

D01-06-009

Signed 5-0

  

17

R00-10-002

 

Held to 6/14

  
         
         

ENERGY

        

E-4

Res E-3726

 

Held to 6/14

  
         
         

LEGAL

        

HLEG-1

AB 1

  

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-2

AB 140

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-3

AB 57

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-4

AB 69

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-5

AB 71

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-6

AB 578

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-7

AB 621

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-8

AB 728

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-9

AB 836

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-10

AB 870

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-11

AB 954

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-12

AB 1133

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-13

AB 1200

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-14

AB 1233

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-15

AB 1234

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-16

AB 1235

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-17

AB 1248

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-18

AB 1315

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-19

AB 1325

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-20

AB 1477

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-21

AB 1535

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-22

AB 1723

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-23

ACA 7

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-24

ABX1 2

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-25

ABX1 3

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-26

ABX1 13

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-27

ABX1 27

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-28

ABX1 30

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-29

ABX1 31

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-30

ABX1 39

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-31

ABX1 57

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-32

ABX1 63

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-33

ABX1 60

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-34

ABX1 83

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-35

ABX1 23

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-36

ABX1 42

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-37

ABX1 73

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-38

ABX1 78

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-39

SB 201

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-40

SB 500

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-41

SB 997

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-42

SB 1116

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-43

SB 1126

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-44

SB 1143

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-45

SBX1 1

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-46

SBX1 2

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-47

SBX1 6

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-48

SBX1 16

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-49

SBX1 17

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-50

SBX1 18

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-51

SBX1 23

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-52

SBX1 35

 

Held to 6/14

  

HLEG-53

SBX1 39

 

Held to 6/14

  
         

EXEC

        

HEX-6

A01-03-012 etal

  

Held to 6/14

  

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