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Public Utilities Commission of the State of CaliforniaSteve Larson, Executive Director

Daily

CalendarFriday, October 22, 2004

Commission Meetings Notices Subscription Information (Daily Calendar and Agenda) Commissioner Office Hours Public Meetings and Workshops Notice of Draft Resolutions (PU Code § 311(g)) New Filings Petitions for Modification and Applications for Rehearing Draft Decisions/Proposed Decisions/Alternates/Presiding Officer’s Decisions/ Arbitrator’s Reports Advice Letter Filings Miscellaneous Transportation Items Miscellaneous Telecommunication Matters Adjournments/Resettings/Hearings Concluded Removals from Calendar New Settings Law and Motion Hearings Final Oral Argument Hearings Notice of Denial of Request for Ex Parte Meeting Notice of All-Party Meetings (PU Code §1701.3(c)) Notice of Ex Parte Communications

The Commission’s policy is to schedule hearings (meetings, workshops, etc.) in locations that are accessible to people with disabilities.

The CPUC encourages all Californians to participate in its meetings, hearings, workshops, and proceedings. We try to hold our public meetings only in places that are wheelchair accessible and which can accommodate specialized equipment and other services useful to people with disabilities. Please see the notice of the meeting you wish to attend for more specifics.

If you plan to attend and need specialized accommodations for a particular meeting that are not listed in the notice, request them from the Public Advisor’s Office at least three business days in advance of the meeting. Contact the Public Advisor’s Office by any one of the following: Email: [email protected] toll-free: 1-866-849-8390 Voice: 415-703-2074

FAX: 415-355-5404 (Attn.: Public Advisor)TTY: 1-866-836-7825 (toll-free) 1-415-703-5282

Headquarters Southern California Office505 Van Ness Avenue 320 West 4th Street, Suite 500San Francisco, CA 94102 Los Angeles, CA 90013(415) 703-2782 (213) 576-7000

Website: http://www.cpuc.ca.gov Calendar Archive: http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/daily_calendar_archive/

California Public Utilities Commission Daily Calendar Friday, October 22, 2004

REGULAR COMMISSION BUSINESS MEETINGS

October 28, 2004 10 am San FranciscoNovember 19, 2004 10 am San FranciscoDecember 2, 2004 10 am San Francisco

COMMISSION RATESETTING DELIBERATIVE MEETINGS(Not Open to the Public)

Ratesetting Deliberative Meeting dates are reserved as noted but will only be held if there are ratesetting matters to be considered.

October 25, 2004 1:30 pm San FranciscoNovember 15, 2004 1:30 pm San FranciscoNovember 29, 2004 1:30 pm San Francisco

OTHER COMMISSION MEETINGS

NONE

NOTICES

Central Files Revised Office HoursStarting May 24, 2004, the Central Files Office will be open for business from 8 a.m. to 12 noon only.

Delivery of Formal Pleadings for FilingUnless otherwise directed, all courier-delivered documents submitted for filing as part of the formal record in a proceeding should be hand-carried directly to the Commission’s Docket Office, Room 2001, 505 Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco; Suite 500, 320 West 4th Street in Los Angeles; or Room 4006, 1350 Front Street in San Diego. All documents sent through the mail for formal filing should be addressed ONLY to the Commission’s Docket Office, Room 2001, 505 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94102.

Charge for Commission DocumentsTo purchase Commission documents, there is a charge of 20 cents a printed page (postage prepaid) with a minimum purchase of $2.00.

Commission Resources Available for RentalThe auditorium, hearing rooms and training room at the headquarters of the California Public Utilities Commission, located at 505 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, are available for rent. Further information about requirements and fees can be obtained by contacting Colette Kondo at (415) 703-1401.

SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION

Subscription to Daily Calendar, Commission Meeting Agenda, and Draft Agenda ItemsFor information contact: California Public Utilities Commission

Attention: Poly Arca505 Van Ness Avenue, Room 1003San Francisco, CA 94102Phone: (415) 703-1798Email: [email protected]


COMMISSIONER OFFICE HOURS

NONE

PUBLIC MEETING & WORKSHOPS

Public Meeting Notice – Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications ProgramCalifornia Relay Service Advisory Committee (CRSAC)October 22, 200411 am – 5 pm

University High School4771 Campus DriveIrvine

The CRSAC of the Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program will hold a meeting to address the following:PUBLIC MEETING AGENDA11:00 a.m. – 12 p.m., I. CRS II Presentation to High School Students and Staff, including discussion and input, 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m., II. CRS II Presentation to High School Students and Staff, including discussion and input, 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m., Lunch2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m., III. Routine Business, A. Introductions, B. Agenda Modifications and Approval, C. Review of Minutes of the Previous Meeting, D. Review of Action List, E. CRS Contract Manager’s Report, F. CPUC Report and General Program Status Update, G. Marketing Report, H. Outreach Report, I. Field Operations Report, J. CRS Reports (MCI and Sprint Representatives), 1. Data Report – MCI, 2. Data Report – Sprint, 3. Speech-to-Speech Report, IV. CRS-II Update and Discussion, V. Vendor Non-Voting Liaisons, VI. Member Reports, VII. Future Meetings and Locations3:00 p.m. – 5 p.m., VIII. Public Input/Business Meeting, IX. AdjournmentMeeting Information: For more information, please contact Jane Elin, DDTP Committee Coordinator at (510) 302-1100 x110 voice or (510) 302-1118 TTY.Environmental Notice: People with environmental illness or multiple chemical sensitivities must reduce their exposure in order to attend this meeting. Please refrain from wearing perfumes or scents to DDTP meetings.

Public Workshop - Low Income Energy Efficiency Impact EvaluationOctober 25, 20041 pm – 3 pm

Pacific Energy Center851 Howard StreetSan Francisco

The Energy Division will hold a public workshop on the Low Income Energy Efficiency Impact Evaluation Report. The study was commissioned to: 1) investigate the methods for estimating savings relating to the energy education component of the program; 2) review impact evaluation strategies and approaches for estimating measure level savings in the context of the LIEE program to inform future evaluations; and 3) to estimate impacts of the LIEE program during program year 2002.A Notice Letter with more information about this meeting will be served on the service list in rulemaking R04-01-006 and will be posted on the Commission’s and the LIOB’s websites.Teleconference Information : Conference call capabilities will be provided by calling (866) 675-0748, followed by pass code 554377#. This location is wheelchair accessible and is open to the public. Questions regarding the workshop should be addressed to Zaida Amaya at (916) 324-8684 ([email protected]).We ask any participants who wish to use this teleconference service to refrain from any additional sounds, such as, music on hold, background noises, as it interferes with the meeting. If necessary, please use the mute function on your phone or disconnect from the call and reconvene at a more convenient time.

Workshop Notice Modification of the Rate Case Plan for Class A Water Utility General Rate ApplicationsOctober 26, 20049 am – 4 pm

California Pubic Utilities Commission505 Van Ness Avenue, Room 3104(Corner of Van Ness and Golden Gate)San Francisco

The Water Division is hosting a continuation workshop to solicit public input on the need for modification of the Rate Case Plan for Class A Water Utility General Rate Applications (Commission Decision 90-08-045).


The purpose of the workshop is two fold:1. To identify the least controversial issues in the Draft Proposed Rate Case Plan for Class A Water Utility General Rate Applications prepared by the Water Division and;2. To discuss the necessary components of an interim rate case plan schedule for year 2004.For your information, the Draft Proposed Rate Case Plan for Class A Water Utility General Rate Applications can be found on the Commission website at http://www.cpuc.ca.gov. (Go to the “Regulated Areas,” select “Water” and scroll down to “Helpful Links”.)Questions regarding the workshop should be addressed to Peter Liu of the Water Division at (415) 703-1390 ([email protected]).

Public Meeting Notice – Public Payphone ProgramsPayphone Service Providers Advisory CommitteeOctober 26, 200410 am – 1 pm

California Public Utilities Commission505 Van Ness Avenue, Room 2204(Corner of Van Ness and Golden Gate)San Francisco

The Payphone Service Providers Advisory Committee will hold a meeting to address the following:PUBLIC MEETING AGENDA1. Election of new Chair. 2. Meeting Overview. 3. Public Input. 4. Review of Minutes from 8/10/04 meeting. 5. Unfinished business: a. Replacement of Gina Cortez-Watkins. b. Revised Charter ordered by D04-05-032. c. Follow–up on PPPP Applications. d. PSPC 1st Quarterly Report to the Commission. 6. PSPE/PPPP/TPIC Program Financials. 7. PPPP Discussion of New Applications. 8. PSPE Discussion: a. Payphone Inspections Report. b. 2004 Payphone Line Count Report. 9. New items for future agenda. 10. Date of next meeting.Meeting Information: For more information, please contact Moira Simmerson, PSPC liaison at (415) 703-2452 voice or 1 (800) 229-6846 TTY.Accessibility Notice: If you plan to attend and need specialized accommodations for this meeting, such as Deaf/Hearing Impaired sign language services, contact the Commission’s Public Advisor’s Office by any of the following:Email: [email protected] FAX: 415-355-5404 (Attn.: Public Advisor)Toll-free: 1-866-849-8390 TTY: 1-866-836-7825 (toll-free)Voice: 415-703-2074 1-415-703-5282

Workshop Notice – Tehachapi Area Transmission Study Group – I00-11-001October 27, 20049 am

California Public Utilities Commission505 Van Ness Avenue, Ground Floor Training Room (Corner of Van Ness Avenue and McAllister Street)San Francisco

Order Instituting Investigation into Implementation of Assembly Bill 970 Regarding the Identification of Electric Transmission and Distribution Constraints, Actions to Resolve Those Constraints, and Related Matters Affecting the Reliability of Electric Supply.The workshop concerning Tehachapi area transmission development in the above-entitled matter is scheduled perD04-06-010 (issued June 10, 2004) directing a collaborative study group be convened to prepare the comprehensive development plan for phased expansion of transmission capability in the Tehachapi area, that Southern California Edison Company is directed to file in this proceeding within nine (9) months of the effective date of this decision (by March 9, 2005).Agenda will include Planning Subgroup and other Subgroup reports, discussion of Milestones progress and past due date for additional study Alternatives, and considering an additional meeting to return to the original schedule.Questions may be directed to Brian Schumacher, Energy Division CPUC, at [email protected] (415) 703-1226.

Public Meeting Notice – California Electricity Generation Facilities Standards CommitteeOctober 27, 20042 pm – 5 pm

California Public Utilities Commission505 Van Ness Avenue, Auditorium(Corner of Van Ness Avenue and McAllister Street)San Francisco

BACKGROUNDPublic Utilities Code Section 761.3 establishes a process for the adoption and implementation of maintenance and


operations standards for many of the electric power plants that serve California. First, the California Electricity Generation Facilities Standards Committee (Committee) adopts and revises the standards. Then, the California Public Utilities Commission (Commission) implements and enforces the standards adopted by the Committee. Various generating facilities including many nuclear, publicly owned, and qualifying facilities are exempt from maintenance and operations standards. (See Public Utilities Code Section 761.3(d), (h) for further details.)For more information on the Commission’s proceeding to implement these standards, please see the California Public Utilities Website: http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/proceedings/R0211039_doc.htm . October 27TH MEETINGAt the meeting on October 27th, the Committee will consider adoption of revised Operations Standards and recommended Guidelines. Revised Operations Standards and recommended Guidelines will be posted on the Committee website prior to the Committee Meeting. You can reach this website by clicking on the Committee link at the lower left of the Commission web page at http://www.cpuc.ca.gov.The policy of the Committee and the Commission is to schedule hearings, meetings, workshops and similar events in locations accessible to people with disabilities. To verify that a particular location is accessible, please call: Calendar Clerkat (415) 703-1203. If specialized accommodations for the disabled are needed (e.g., sign language interpreter), those requesting the accommodations must call the Commission’s Public Advisor at (415) 703-2074, TTY 1-866-836-7825 or (415) 703-5282 at least three working days in advance of the event.If you have additional questions, please contact Committee Staff:Colette KerstenPUC Consumer Protection and Safety DivisionElectric Generation Performance Branch505 Van Ness AvenueSan Francisco, CA 94102-3298(415) 703-2772 or [email protected]

DETAILED AGENDA1. Opening Remarks Committee Members2. Public Comments: (3 minutes per person) Public3. Operations Standards: Consider adoption of revised Operations Standards and recommended Guidelines

Committee Staff and Members

4. Update on Other Activities: Consider progress report on Committee activities

Committee Staff and Members

5. Adjourn Presiding Officer Wood

Public Meeting Notice – Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications ProgramTelecommunications Access for the Deaf and Disabled Administrative CommitteeNovember 2, 200410 am - 4 pm

DDTP Office505 14th Street, Suite 400Oakland

The Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Disabled Administrative Committee will hold a meeting to address the following:PUBLIC MEETING AGENDAI. Welcome and Introduction of Members, II. Minutes of the October 5, 2004 TADDAC Meeting, Review and follow-up on Action List from previous meeting, III. Approval of Agenda, IV. Administrative Business, A. Public Input (1:00 p.m.,B. Report from the Chair, C. Report from CPUC Staff, D. Report from CCAF Staff, V. Unfinished Business, A. Report from the CRS II Working Group, B. Discussion of Program and Committee Goals, C. Standards and Assessment Guidelines for Committees, D. Discussion of the DDTP 2005-2006 Budget, E. Review of FY 04-05 Financial Reports, F. Discussion of CapTel Trial and Equipment Distribution Plan, VI. New Business, A. Recommendations from CRSAC, B. Recommendations from EPAC, C. Discussion of CPUC’s Report Entitled “DDTP Options for Acquiring Equipment and Services,”D. Discussion of Other State Agencies to Administer the DDTP, E. Discussion of Recommendations in the California Performance Review Report, F. Review of Voucher Trial Report, and G. Annual Joint Meeting Locations and Agenda.For additional information, please call Jane Elin, DDTP Committee Coordinator, at (510) 302-1100 VOICE, (510) 302-1118 TTY, or email her at [email protected]. If you plan to attend the meeting and need sign language interpreters or other special communication accommodations, please call the DDTP office at least 5 days prior to the meeting.


Environmental NoticePeople with environmental illness or multiple chemical sensitivities must reduce their exposure in order to attend this meeting. Please refrain from wearing perfumes or scents to DDTP meetings.

Workshop Notice/Public MeetingCalifornia Teleconnect Fund Administrative CommitteeNovember 3, 200410 am – 3 pm

California Public Utilities Commission505 Van Ness Avenue, Hearing Room C(Corner of Van Ness Avenue and McAllister Street)San Francisco

Meeting Description: 1. Introduction; 2. Public Comments; 3. Review and Approval of Previous Meeting Minutes;4. Liaison Staff Report, a. Administrative Committee Budget Update – Fiscal, b. Status of CTF fund – K. Morehouse,c. Status of legislation Budget Act, SB1102, SB1276 and T-16763 – J. M. Leutza, d. Other Administrative Matters, Appointment of replacement AC members and alternates, S. Yun; 5. Budget Development; 6. Annual Report;7. Announcements; 8. Member Recommended Agenda Items; 9. New and Old Business; and 10. Future Meeting Date and Time.

Workshop Notice Modification of the Rate Case Plan for Class A Water Utility General Rate ApplicationsNovember 19, 200410 am – 4 pm

California Pubic Utilities Commission505 Van Ness Avenue, Room 3104(Corner of Van Ness and Golden Gate)San Francisco

The Water Division is hosting this continuation workshop to solicit public input on the need for modification of the Rate Case Plan for Class A Water Utility General Rate Applications (Commission Decision 90-08-045).The purpose of the workshop is two fold:To identify the least controversial issues in the Draft Proposed Rate Case Plan for Class A Water Utility General Rate Applications prepared by the Water Division and;To discuss the necessary components of an interim rate case plan schedule for year 2004.For your information, the Draft Proposed Rate Case Plan for Class A Water Utility General Rate Applications can be found on the Commission website at http://www.cpuc.ca.gov. (Go to the “Regulated Areas”; select “Water”; and scroll down to “Helpful Links”.)Questions regarding the workshop should be addressed to Peter Liu of the Water Division at (415) 703-1390 ([email protected]).

NOTICE OF DRAFT RESOLUTIONS(Pursuant to PU Code § 311(g))

The Telecommunications Division has prepared Resolution T-16892, tentatively scheduled to be included on theNovember 19, 2004 Commission agenda. This resolution will revoke 290 telecommunications authorities for failure to comply with Decision 93-05-010 Ordering Paragraph 4. The following authorities will be revoked:

ID TYPE UTILITY NAME

2002 CER TELONE WIRELESS, LLC2026 RTU KERN VALLEY DISPATCH, INC.2098 RTU ORION TELECOM2114 RTU PAGING DIMENSIONS, INC.2143 RTU SOUTHWEST PAGING2149 RTU STRATEGIC SIGNALLING SYSTEMS2152 RTU SKY TEL CORPORATION2153 PCC METROCALL, INC


2154 RTU PHONECO, L.P.3012 CEC AT&T WIRELESS SERVICES3030 CEC CONTEL CELLULAR OF CALIFORNIA INC.3035 CEC GTE MOBILNET OF CENTRAL CALIFORNIA_3039 CEC CALIFORNIA RSA #23040 CEC ALPINE CA-3, L.P.3053 CEC BOOMERANG TRACKING, INC.3054 PCC NTCH-CA, INC.3063 PCC ALPINEPCS3065 PCC NEXTWAVE TELECOM INC.3069 PCC INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS GROUP3073 CEC VIA WIRELESS LLC3078 PCC ALPINE PCS OPERATING, LLC (SEE DBA)4068 CER SOUTHWEST CELLULAR TELEPHONE CO., INC.4113 CER MTC INFORMATION SYSTEMS, INC.4114 CER CRUISENET INC.4125 CER CAMACHO COMMUNICATIONS CORP.4135 CER PACIFIC BELL MOBILE SERVICES4146 CER DFI COMMUNICATIONS INC.4147 CER A-TEL INC.4149 CER AMERICAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS & CELLULAR4154 CER AIRTEL/DIGITEK 20004155 CER K.C. TELECOMMUNICATIONS INC.4156 CER CORONADO PAYPHONE SERVICES4157 CER BALBOA CAR CARE CENTER4161 CER MCI TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION4165 CER SPACE PHONE USA, INC.4167 CER THE RIPLEY GROUP, INC.4168 CER CELLULAR 1014173 CER PAY AS YOU GO CELLULAR4176 CER CYBERNET COMMUNICATIONS4183 CER DIAMOND COMMUNICATIONS4184 CER SECURE-FONE AMERICA INC.4196 CER MARATHON COMMUNICATIONS INC.4197 CER PAYPHONE MANAGEMENT GROUP4198 CER SKYBRIDGE COMMUNICATIONS, INC.4219 CER GTE CALIFORNIA4222 CER FASHIONS4225 CER APACHE COMMUNICATIONS4228 CER BODY WISE COMMUNICATIONS ADVANTAGE4232 CER COMMUNICATIONS SOLUTIONS4233 CER PALISADES CELLULAR AND PAGING4234 CER AA WIRELESS4237 CER PAGEBOX4238 CER GTE COMMUNICATIONS CORP.


4241 CER AA WIRELESS4244 CER CELLULAR CENTER4245 CER ACCESS CELLULAR4246 CER ROX COMMUNICATIONS4247 CER AMERICAN ROAMING NETWORK4251 CER ONLINE PACIFIC INDUSTRIES, INC.4253 CER INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS GROUP4255 CER MICRO CELLULAR INC.4257 CER EUROTEL CORP.4258 CER PANDA PAGING CORP.4272 CER LOCUS CORPORATION4282 CER VYCOM COMMUNICATIONS, INC.4284 CER USA CELL4286 CER AIRCEPT.COM, LLC4287 CER GREAT LAKES MANAGEMENT GROUP4288 CER DIABLO AUTO SALES4291 CER KCINDUR COMMUNICATIONS, INC4292 CER MEDISCO4294 CER ACCJA COMMUNICATIONS GROUP, INC4301 CER EDGE WIRELESS, LLC4302 CER WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS UNLIMITED4306 CER AMERICAN RATED CABLE & COMMUNICATIONS4309 CER ZIP MOBILE MEDIA4310 CER INTELL CELL.COM, INC.4314 CER PACIFIC BELL WIRELESS, LLC4315 CER IMAGE PAGING & CELLULAR, INC.4316 CER ALL U.S. COMMUNICATIONS4318 CER WESTSIDE WIRELESS CONNECTION4319 CER FISHER WIRELESS SERVICE, INC.4323 CER SIGNAL TELECOM CORP4335 CER CENTRAL BILLING, INC.4336 CER PHONETEC PCS, LLC5142 IEC GTE MOBILNET OF SF5145 IEC GTE MOBILNET OF SANTA BARBARA5150 IEC GLOBAL ACCESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS5152 IEC TELECONNECT LONG DISTANCE SVCS & SYSTE5160 IEC SACRAMENTO LONG DISTANCE5257 IEC SUPERTEL COMMUNICATIONS INC.5290 CLR FIBERNET, INC.5290 IEC FIBERNET, INC.5291 IEC ECONOMY TELEPHONE, INC.5300 IEC ROUDEBUSH COMMUNICATIONS5307 IEC LINKATEL PACIFIC, L.P.5338 IEC MOUNTAIN CELLULAR, INC.5355 IEC NUESTRA TELEFONICA LTD.


5390 IEC LOS ANGELES SMSA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP5410 IEC TEL-ONE5414 IEC AIRTOUCH CELLULAR5447 IEC AAC CORPORATION5466 IEC CALIFORNIA RSA NO. 3 LIMITED PTNSHP.5476 IEC BUDGET CALL LONG DISTANCE INC.5510 IEC COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK CORP.5521 IEC TELECLOSE INC.5555 CLC VIACOM COMMUNICATIONS, INC.5571 IEC NETWORK UTILIZATION SERVICES(AMERICOM)5580 CLR BAKERSFIELD CELLULAR TELEPHONE5580 IEC BAKERSFIELD CELLULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY5596 IEC ECONOMY TELEPHONE, INC.5605 IEC QAI, INC.5611 CLR SLO CELLULAR, INC.5613 IEC PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK, INC.5631 CLC NORTH COUNTY COMMUNICATIONS CORP.5631 IEC NORTH COUNTY COMMUNICATIONS CORP.5643 IEC NORTH AMERICAN TELEPHONE NETWORK, L.L.C5656 IEC HT TECHNOLOGIES, INC.5682 IEC PRIMETEL COMMUNICATIONS, INC.5689 IEC GTE MOBILNET OF SAN DIEGO INC.5692 IEC RAPID LINK USA, INC.5720 IEC FARECALL CORPORATION5726 CLR AMERICAS CONEX LLC5729 IEC TRANSCOMMUNICATIONS INCORPORATED5730 IEC LONG DISTANCE SERVICES INC.5751 IEC WHOLESALE AIR-TIME, INC.5762 IEC LINEAR COMMUNICATIONS5772 IEC DISCOUNT GLOBAL COMMS. INC.5775 CLR EASY CELLULAR, INC.5775 IEC EASY CELLULAR, INC.5789 CLR GEOTEL COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES, INC.5789 IEC GEOTEL COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES, INC.5789 IER GEOTEL COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES, INC.5795 IEC ASSOCIATED NETWORK PARTNERS, INC.5801 IEC BLACBELL USA, INC.5821 IEC TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESOURCES, INC.5862 CLC WESTERN FIBER TELECOM, LLC5864 IEC LOCUS CORPORATION5877 IEC PAI OF CALIFORNIA (PRIDE AMERICA INC.)5893 IEC CALL AND SAVE COMMUNICATIONS INC.5905 IEC GENS TELESIS INTERNATIONAL, INC.5915 IEC ENTELCO ENTERPRISES, INC.5916 IEC AMERICAN NORTEL COMMUNICATIONS, INC.


5921 IEC ACSI LOCAL SWITCHED SERVICES, INC.5924 CLR U.S. TELCO, INC.5956 CLC TESCO5962 CLC UC COMPUTERS INC.5962 CLR UC COMPUTERS INC.5962 IEC UC COMPUTERS INC.5975 CLR TRANSAMERICAN TELEPHONE, INC5975 IEC TRANSAMERICAN TELEPHONE, INC.5990 CLR MTA COMMUNICATIONS, INC.5990 IEC MTA COMMUNICATIONS6002 CLR DMJ COMMUNICATIONS, INC.6002 IEC DMJ COMMUNICATIONS, INC.6004 CLC INFONXX CARRIER CALIFORNIA, INC.6013 IEC DIAMOND LINK6030 IEC METROMEDIA FIBER NETWORK SVCS. INC.6037 IEC THE DODSON GROUP, INC.6043 IEC CENTRAL WIRELESS PARTNERSHIP6045 IEC TELECENTER, INC.6048 IEC MFS GLOBENET, INC6069 IER ATLANTA NEW YORK WAREHOUSE OUTLETS, INC6070 IER SAMSUNG DATA SYSTEMS AMERICA, INC6079 CLR NUVOX COMMUNICATIONS, INC.6079 IER NUVOX COMMUNICATIONS, INC6094 CLC BRAND X INTERNET6098 CLC IG2, INC.6098 IEC IG2, INC.6099 CLC HURRICANE ELECTRIC COMMUNICATIONS LLC6113 IER LONG DISTANCE AMERICA, INC.6114 CLC TEL WEST COMMUNICATIONS, LLC6114 CLR TEL WEST COMMUNICATIONS, LLC6118 IER ASIA ACCESS TELECOM, INC.6127 IER UNIVERSAL INFORMATION SERVICES, INC6128 IER TEAM TELECOMMUNICATIONS, LLC6134 CLC DIGITAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS SVS., LLC6134 CLR DIGITAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS SVS., LLC6134 IEC DIGITAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS SVS., LLC6150 IEC MAXXIS COMMUNICATIONS, INC.6160 IER BITIO TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INC.6164 IER SAN DIEGO TELEMANAGEMENT, INC6166 IEC NETWORK ENHANCED TELECOM, INC6171 IER MARATHON COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION6176 IEC FNET CORPORATION6189 CLC TRIAD COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION6189 IEC TRIAD COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION6192 CLC LOCAL GATEWAY EXCHANGE, INC


6192 IER LOCAL GATEWAY EXCHANGE, INC6193 CLR ADVANCED DATA COMMUNICATIONS, LLC6195 IER ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS GROUP6201 CLR IDEAS-FOR-BUSINESS6201 IER IDEAS-FOR-BUSINESS6202 IER INTELCOM, INC6204 IER TRUE AMERICA COMMUNICATIONS, INC6209 IER ARC PHONE USA, INC6212 IER UNITED TELECOM, LLC6214 CLR U.S. TELEFONE HOLDING COMPANY, INC.6214 IER U.S. TELEFONE HOLDING COMPANY, INC.6228 IEC CONNECT! LD, INC.6229 IER INET INTERACTIVE NETWORK SYSTEM, INC6235 CLC JATO OPERATING TWO CORP6235 IEC JATO OPERATING TWO CORP6239 CLC ALLIED RISER OF CALIFORNIA, INC.6239 IEC ALLIED RISER OF CALIFORNIA, INC.6245 IER PARACOM, INC6252 IEC CNG COMMUNICATIONS, INC6253 IER CCI COMET COM, INC6258 IER DISTANTELCOM, INC6260 IEC SENTRE COMMUNICATIONS, LLC6262 IEC NET COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION6277 CLC UNITED CALLING NETWORK, INC.6277 IEC UNITED CALLING NETWORK, INC.6278 CLC PREMIERE NETWORK SERVICES, INC6278 IEC PREMIERE NETWORK SERVICES, INC6280 CLC US OPTICS, INC.6280 IEC US OPTICS, INC.6283 IER UKI COMMUNICATIONS, INC6314 IER WORLD-CARRIER, INC6318 IER NEWSLINK U.S.A., INC.6322 CLC COM EXPRESS, INC.6322 IEC COM EXPRESS, INC.6328 CLC ETH, INC.6328 IEC ETH, INC.6345 IEC PREFERRED NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS CORP6351 IER ALTERNATE COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY, IN6404 CLC SIGMA NETWORKS TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INC.6404 IEC SIGMA NETWORKS TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INC.6417 CLC WTI ADVANTAGE, LLC6417 IEC WTI ADVANTAGE, LLC6448 IEC ORION TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORP.6467 CLC GLOBAL TELELINK SERVICES, INC.6467 CLR GLOBAL TELELINK SERVICES, INC.


6467 IEC GLOBAL TELELINK SERVICES, INC.6467 IER GLOBAL TELELINK SERVICES, INC.6472 IEC ENCOMPASS COMMUNICATIONS, LLC6483 CLC CRC COMMUNICATIONS OF CALIFORNIA, INC.6483 IEC CRC COMMUNICATIONS OF CALIFORNIA, INC.6488 CLC TALKING NET CALIFORNIA, LLC6488 IEC TALKING NET CALIFORNIA, LLC6488 IER TALKING NET CALIFORNIA, LLC6503 CLR ONESTAR LONG DISTANCE, INC.6507 IER MAXTEL USA, INC.6510 CLR 24/7 COMMUNICATIONS, INC.6510 IER 24/7 COMMUNICATIONS, INC.6527 IEC VESTA TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INC.6531 CLC COMMUNICATIONS BRIDGE USA, INC.6531 IEC COMMUNICATIONS BRIDGE USA, INC.6538 IEC QUICK TEL, INC.6539 CLC DEL COMMUNICATIONS, INC.6539 CLR DEL COMMUNICATIONS, INC.6539 IEC DEL COMMUNICATIONS, INC.6563 IEC EXARIO TELECOM, INC.6565 IEC CITYNET TELECOM, INC.6565 CLC CITYNET TELECOM, INC.6573 CLC RGB COMMUNICATIONS, LLC6573 IEC RGB COMMUNICATIONS, LLC6580 IER STONEBRIDGE COMMUNICATIONS, INC.6597 IEC TECNET, INC. (SEE DBA)6599 IEC PACIFIC TELECOM MANAGEMENT GROUP, INC.6606 IER XTEL COMMUNICATIONS, INC.6611 IER LIGHTDIAL CORP.6618 IEC SAMSUNG NETWORKS AMERICA, INC.6623 IER ECONOCALL, INC.6625 IER CONNECT TELECOM, INC.6628 IER INFONET TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION6631 IER GLOBALTRON COMMUNICATION CORPORATION6633 IER VOLONET TECHNOLOGIES, INC.6635 IEC CALMTEL USA, INC.6637 IER IBN INTERTELECOM6640 CLC NORCAST COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION6640 IEC NORCAST COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION6648 CLR CHINA QUANTUM COMMUNICATIONS, INC.6656 IER PRONET COMMUNICATIONS INCORPORATED6668 IER TELEMEX, LTD.6681 IER LINEA LATINA, INC.6685 IEC NEW WORLD TELECOM INTERNATIONAL, INC.6694 CLR EVERYDAY COMMUNICATIONS CORP.


6698 IER FONETEL, INC.6702 IER TELISS, LLC6707 IER VIZABILITY COMMUNICATIONS, INC.6708 IER VERACOM NETWORKS, INC.6709 IEC INTELLIGENT COMMUNICATIONS INTN'L, INC6717 IER BEE LINE LONG DISTANCE, LLC6718 IEC GROVELINE, LLC6720 IER INC 21.COM CORPORATION6721 IER ASIATEL, INC.6722 IER GLOBALPAY SOLUTIONS, INC.6728 IER PRIMO COMMUNICATIONS, INC6730 IER PREMIER TELECOM, INC

If you have any questions or comments about this resolution, please direct them to the following by November 15, 2004:

Joe McIlvainTelecommunications Division415-703-2185 or [email protected].

NEW FILINGS

10/18/04 A04-10-022 - Gregory Louis, dba Family to Family Transportation Service, for authority to operate as an on-call Passenger Stage Corporation between points in the Counties of Contra Costa, Alameda, San Francisco, Marin, Solano and Sacramento, on the one hand, and on weekdays, to the Kirkland, Flynn and Woods Maintenance Division of the San Francisco Municipal Railway located in the City of San Francisco, and on weekends, to San Quentin State Prison, California State Prison Solano and Folsom State Prison; and to establish a Zone of Rate Freedom; (31213 Tepic Place, #33, Hayward, CA 94544-7688; (510) 324-8324).

PETITIONS FOR MODIFICATION AND APPLICATIONS FOR REHEARING

NONE

DRAFT DECISIONS * PROPOSED DECISIONS * ALTERNATES * PRESIDING OFFICER’S DECISION * ARBITRATOR’S REPORTS

10/20/2004 A.02-01-031 - Application of the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority for an Order Approving Safety Appliances to be Used at the At-Grade Crossings of Sunol Street (82D-4.1) and Auzerais Avenue (82D-4.2) by the Light Rail Transit Line of the Vasona Light Rail Project in the City of San Jose, County of San Clara; Proposed Decision of ALJ Simon.

ADVICE LETTER FILINGS

To inquire about a filing, call the Energy Division (703-1093), Telecommunications Division (703-1330) or Water


Division (703-2028).To protest a filing, mail the original letter/telegram to the Chief of the appropriate division (i.e., "Chief, [Energy, Telecommunications or Water] Division"), to be received no later than 20 days after the date the Advice Letter was filed."Effective TBD" means that the date is to be determined by further Commission action. A date listed as "anticipated effective" may be subject to change. An Advice Letter Supplement is not a new filing, and there is no protest period unless indicated.

08/05/04 Telecom 6 TELEUNO, INC., Compliance with Consumer Protection Rules (effective TBD)

09/21/04 Telecom 7 COVAD COMMUNICATIONS, Final BOR Decision (effective TBD)

09/28/04 Telecom 7 SHARED COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES, INC., BOR Compliance (effective TBD)

10/04/04 Telecom 6 TEL WEST COMMUNICATIONS, LLC, BOR (effective TBD)

10/08/04 Telecom 3 NETWORK PTS, INC., BOR (effective TBD)

10/12/04 Telecom 40 TELSCAPE COMMUNICATIONS, INC., Establish restrictions on availability of service in Fresno/Bakersfield and Central Coast service areas. (effective TBD)

10/12/04 Telecom 273 TIME WARNER TELECOM OF CALIFORNIA, L.P., Contract (effective TBD)

10/14/04 Telecom 374 TCG SAN DIEGO, Contract (effective TBD)

10/15/04 Energy 720G SOUTHWEST GAS CORPORATION, Compliance with Affiliate Transaction Reporting Rule IV.C.2 (anticipated effective 10/15/04)

10/15/04 Telecom 39 CENTURYTEL LONG DISTANCE, INC., Addition of two new Long Distance Service Offerings (effective TBD)

10/15/04 Telecom 10978 VERIZON CALIFORNIA, INC., amendment 1 (effective TBD)

10/18/04 Telecom 193 PAC-WEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INC., Relocate payphone surcharge tariff language, and increase payphone surcharge rate per FCC 04-182 (effective TBD)

10/18/04 Telecom 229 SOUTHWESTERN BELL COMMS SVCS., INC., Contracts (effective TBD)

10/18/04 Telecom 10979 VERIZON CALIFORNIA, INC., TEXT CHANGE (effective TBD)

10/18/04 Telecom 10980 VERIZON CALIFORNIA, INC., WINBACK PROMOTION - 1B, KEY, PBX TRUNK SERVICES (effective TBD)

10/19/04 Telecom 25676 PACIFIC BELL, Express contract (effective TBD)






10/19/04 Telecom 25681 PACIFIC BELL, Customer Specific Contract (effective TBD)

10/19/04 Telecom 25682 PACIFIC BELL, CONTRACT (effective TBD)

10/19/04 Telecom 10981 VERIZON CALIFORNIA, INC., CONTRACT IDT AMERICA CORP (effective TBD)

10/19/04 Water 1686 CALIFORNIA WATER SERVICE COMPANY, [Salinas District] Requesting a step rate increase pursuant to Decision 04-07-033. (effective TBD)

10/20/04 Energy 2572E PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY, Notice of proposed construction of the Rio Oso-Tesia 230 kV tower relocation in the County of San Joaquin (anticipated effective 11/29/04)

10/20/04 Energy 1480G SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY, Revision to Rule 19, Supply to Separate Premises and Resale, and to Schedule GM, Multi-Family Natural Gas Service, in compliance with Senate Bill 1891 (anticipated effective 01/01/05)

10/20/04 Energy 3417G SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS COMPANY, Revision to rate schedules and rules to implement venting requirement exemption for decorative appliances per Senate Bill 1891 for master-metered residential customers (anticipated effective 11/29/04)

ADVICE LETTER SUSPENSIONS (Pursuant to M-4801, 04/19/01)

To inquire about a suspension, call the Energy Division (703-1093), Telecommunications Division (703-1330) or Water Division (703-2028).

NONE

ADVICE LETTER PROTESTS

To inquire about a protest, call the Energy Division (703-1093), Telecommunications Division (703-1330) or Water Division (703-2028). To obtain a copy of the protest, please direct your request to the protestor.

NONE

MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION ITEMSFilings with Consumer Protection and Safety Division

NONE

MISCELLANEOUS TELECOMMUNICATION MATTERS

Date Filed Subject


August 26, 2004 Notice of filing of a letter request by AT & T Communications of California to be designated as an Eligible Telecommunications Carrier (ETC) for purposes of participating in federal universal support programs. Protests or comments should be made within 20 days from the date this notice first appears in this Daily Calendar and should be sent to Telecommunications Division, Hassan Mirza, 3rd Floor, 505 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94102. To obtain a copy of this letter request, please contact Teresa Ono of AT & T Communications of California at 795 Folsom Street, Room 2147, San Francisco, CA 94107 or telephone number (415) 442-2902. If you have any questions about this letter request, you may contact Hassan Mirza at 415-703-1638.

The following carriers have not submitted their annual reports in compliance with D93-05-010, Ordering Paragraph 4. The Telecommunications Division is prepared to issue Resolution T-16890 on November 19, 2004 to revoke the authorities of all of the companies listed below unless annual reports are submitted by November 5, 2004.

5055 GST CALL AMERICA 5957 PHOENIX INTEGRATION CORP5138 AMERICAN NETWORK EXCHANGE, INC. 5973 MAX-TEL COMMUNICATIONS5230 TELTRUST COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES, INC. 6020 COMMUNICATIONS BILLING, INC.5242 MAIL.COM BUSINESS MESSAGING SVCS., INC. 6024 PREFERRED DISCOUNT PLAN (GEN X, LLC)5259 WORLD WIDE COMMUNICATIONS INC. 6036 DIGITEC 2000, INC.5260 SAN DIEGO TELEPHONE INC. 6040 HJN TELECOM, INC.5296 TELEDEBIT, L.P. 6041 U.S. NETWORK SERVICES, INC.5299 USTEL INC. 6055 MERCURY MARKETING COMPANY LTD.5381 THE FURST GROUP, INC. 6132 COMPASS TELECOMMUNICATIONS5401 TTI TELECOMMUNICATIONS INC. 6155 NOSC CORP.5517 IDEALDIAL CORPORATION 6159 ERBIA NETWORK, INC.5528 FEDERAL TRANSTEL, INC. 6194 GLOBAL WEST NETWORK, INC5542 SJ INVESTMENTS, INC. 6249 PF.NET NETWORK SERVICES CORP.5566 ATCALL INC. 6269 MEDIATEL CORPORATION5578 INTELICOM INTERNATIONAL CORP. 6271 I-TELECO.COM, INC.5590 CORPORATE SERVICES TELCOM, INC. 6329 NORTHWESTERN DIGITAL COMPANY5623 DELTATEL, INC. 6334 TELEMANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, INC5640 EXSTREAM DATA, INC. 6344 MAXCESS, INC.5676 WORLDTEL INTERACTIVE INCORPORATED 6347 PROMISEVISION TECHNOLOGY, INC.5699 ZENEX LONG DISTANCE, INC. 6356 NATEL, LLC5734 LONG DISTANCE DIRECT, INC. 6429 DONTEL INTERNATIONAL, LLC5737 EPOCH NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 6433 EVOICE TELECOM, INC. (SEE DBA)5766 AMERICAN COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK 6440 NOVACOM GLOBAL, LLC5784 GLOBAL TELEPHONE INTERNATIONAL 6486 CONGEE COMMUNICATIONS CORP5818 INTEGRATED COMMS CONSULTANTS, INC. 6509 CALTEL LONG DISTANCE5832 INTOUCH AMERICA, INC. 6595 GLOBAL CREST COMMUNICATIONS, INC.5836 TIE COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 6614 DYNALINK TELECOM, INC.5863 WORLDTOUCH COMMUNICATIONS 6675 EQUAL ACCESS COMMUNICATIONS, LLC5889 UNITED SERVICES TELEPHONE, LLC 6680 HI-TECH GATEWAY, INC.5896 NETWORK ONE (CRG INTERNATIONAL) 6703 TALK UNLIMITED NOW, INC.5899 PTT TELEKOM INC. 6762 BETTER WORLD TELECOM, INC.5926 EZ TALK COMMUNICATIONS, LLC

TABLE OF SUBMISSION DATES FOR THE PRECEDING TWO WEEKS


NONE

ADJOURNMENTS * RESETTINGS * HEARINGS CONCLUDED

ALJ Barnett A.04-04-008 - Application of Southern California Edison Company (U 338-E) for Approval of Economic Development Rates, andA.04-06-018 - Application of Pacific Gas and Electric Company to Modify the Experimental Economic Development Rate (Schedule ED). (U 39 E),Evidentiary Hearing held and submitted upon the receipt of Briefs due 12/16/04

ALJ Malcolm R.03-04-003 - Order Instituting Rulemaking on the Commission’s Own Motion to Comply with the Mandates of Senate Bill 1563 regarding deployment of Advanced Telecommunications Technologies,Full Panel Hearing originally set for December 6 reset to December 8

REMOVALS FROM CALENDAR

ALJ Econome I.04-07-004 - In the Matter of the Order Instituting Investigation on the Commission’s Own Motion Into the Operations and Practices of Andy’s Ultimate Limousines, Inc., a California Corporation, doing business as The Ultimate Limousine (PSG-11646-P), and A.L.S., a California Corporation, doing business as Andy’s Limousine Service Transportation (PSG 16218-B) and its President Andrew Wagner, and Vice President Dannetter Wagner, to determine whether they have violated the laws, rules and regulations governing the manner in which charter-party carriers conduct operations and whether they are no longer fit to continue to conduct passenger transportation service. Respondents,Evidentiary Hearing in Los Angeles scheduled for November 15 has been removed from the Calendar

NEW SETTINGS

11/30/0410:00 a.m.ALJ WalkerComr Peevey

A.04-09-009 (PHC) - Application of Avista Corporation (U 907 G), a Washington corporation, and Southwest Gas Corporation (U 905 G), a California corporation, for authority to sell interests in utility property pursuant to the provision of Section 851 of the Public Utilities Code of the State of California,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

1/21/059:30 a.m.ALJ EconomeComr Brown

C.04-08-026 (EH) - AT&T Communications of California, Inc. (U 5002 C), TCG Los Angeles, Inc. (U 5462 C), TCG San Diego (U 5389 C) and TCG San Francisco (U 5454C), Complainants, vs. Verizon California Inc. (U 1002 C), Defendant, andC.04-09-001 - Telescape Communications, Inc. (U 6589 C), Wholesale Airtime, Inc. (U 5751 C), and Blue Casa Communications, LLC (U 6764 C), Complainants, vs. Verizon California, Inc. (U 1002 C), Defendant, andC.04-09-010 - ACN Communication Services, Inc. (U 6342 C), Covad Communications Co. (U 5752 C), and Vycera Communications, Inc. (U 5477), Complainants, vs. Verizon California Inc. (U 1002 C), Defendant,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

LAW AND MOTION

Law and Motion Hearings are held before Administrative Law Judges Sarah R. Thomas and John E. Thorson at 10:00 a.m. in one of the Commission’s San Francisco Office Hearing Rooms, unless otherwise noted. Law and Motion procedures are


governed by Resolution ALJ 164. Copies of Resolution ALJ 164 are available from the Commission’s Documents Desk (415) 703-1713 or from Central Files (415) 703-2045.

10/25/0410:00 a.m.

NONE SCHEDULED

11/1/0410:00 a.m.

NONE SCHEDULED

11/9/0411:00 a.m.ALJ BarnettComr Wood

C.01-01-032 (LM) - Enron Energy Services, Inc. and Enron Energy Marketing Corp., Complainants, vs. Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Defendant, andC.01-09-011 - Enron Energy Services, Inc. and Enron Energy Marketing Corp., Complainants, vs. Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Defendant,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

FINAL ORAL ARGUMENTS (FOA)

NONE

HEARINGS

Dates in parentheses following the word “also” are subject to change without notice. The assigned Commissioner’s name is listed next to the proceedings as matter of record; the assigned Commissioner may not be present at the hearing.

(PHC) = Prehearing Conference (ECP) = Expedited Complaint Procedure (CA) = Closing Argument(EH) = Evidentiary Hearing (OSC) = Order to Show Cause (LM) = Law & Motion(PPH) = Public Participation Hearing (WS) = Workshop (OA) = Oral Argument(IAM) = Initial Arbitration Meeting (FPH) = Full Panel Hearing(M) = Mediation (AH) = Arbitration Hearing

10/25/049:00 a.m.ALJ TerKeurstComr Lynch

I.02-11-040 (EH) (Phase I. A) - Order Instituting Investigation into the Gas Market Activities of Southern California Gas Company, San Diego Gas and Electric, Southwest Gas, Pacific Gas and Electric, and Southern California Edison and their impact on the Gas Price Spikes experienced at the California Border from March 2000 through May 2001,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco


C.04-05-014 (EH) - Utilisource, fka Eastern Pacific Energy, Inc., a California Corporation, Complainant, vs. Southern California Edison Company, Defendant,Commission Courtroom, State Office Building, 320 West 4th Street, Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA(also October 26 at 9:30 a.m.)

10/25/049:00 a.m.ALJ YackninComr Brown

A.04-06-004 (EH) - Petition of LEVEL 3 COMMUNICATIONS, LLC (U-5941-C) for Arbitration Pursuant To Section 252(b) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended by the Telecommunications Act of 1996, and Applicable State Laws for Rates, Terms and Conditions of Interconnection with Pacific Bell Telephone Company d/b/a SBC California and SBC Communications,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also October 26 – 29)

10/26/0410:00 a.m.ALJ SimonComr Wood

A.04-03-003 (PHC) - Application of SAN TA CLARA VALLEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY and SOBRATO INTERESTS III, a California limited partnership, for an Order Authorizing Convention of an Existing Private At-Grade Freight Railroad Crossing to a Public Crossing and Approving enhanced Safety Appliances and Procedures at the crossing, adjacent to Winchester Boulevard near State Route 85 located in the Town of Los Gatos, County of Santa Clara, State of California,


Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

10/27/0410:00 a.m.ALJ ThomasComr Wood

R.04-01-006 (EH) - Order Instituting Rulemaking on the Commission’s Proposed Policies and Programs Governing post-2003 Low-Income Assistance Programs,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also October 28)

10/27/0411:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.ALJ ThorsonComr Brown

C.03-09-001 (TELEPHONIC - PPH) - Casmalia Community Services District, Complainant, vs. Unocal Corporation, also known as Casmite Water System, Defendant, andA.03-12-024 - In the Matter of the Application of The Casmite Corporation for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to Operate a Public Utility Water System Near Casmalia in the County of Santa Barbara and to Establish Rates for Service.Commission Room 5012, San Francisco

10/28/0410:00 a.m.ALJ DeBerryComr Peevey

R.04-08-020 (PHC) - Order Instituting Rulemaking to update the Commission’s policies and procedures related to electromagnetic fields emanating from regulated utility facilities,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

10/29/049:00 a.m.ALJ McVicarComr Brown

A.04-07-035 (EH) - In the Matter of the Application of California Water Service Company (U60W), a Corporation, for an Order Authorizing in its East Los Angeles District Operation of Wells below the Source Removal Level for 1,4 Dioxane or a Water Quality Memorandum Account,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco


A.02-05-004 (EH) (PHASE 2 – Revenue Allocation and Rate Design) - Application of Southern California Edison Company (U 338-E) For Authority to, Among Other Things, Increase Its Authorized Revenues For Electric Service in 2003, And to Reflect That Increase in Rates, andI.02-06-002 - Investigation on the Commission’s Own Motion into the Rates, Operations, Practices, Service and Facilities of Southern California Edison Company,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also November 2 – 4)

11/1/041:00 p.m.ALJ McVicarComr Peevey

A.04-08-040 (PHC) - Application of NRG Energy Center San Francisco LLC (CIS ID. U-909-H) for Authority to Create a Rate Schedule for Partial Load Requirements and Standby Service,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

11/1/042:00 p.m.ALJ McVicarComr Peevey

A.04-09-005 (PHC) - In the Matter of the Application of San Gabriel Valley Water Company (U337W) for Authority to Increase Rates Charged for Water Service in its Los Angeles County Division by $11,010,200 or 29.3% in July 2005, $1,590,100 or 3.3% in July 2006, and $1,798,600 or 3.6% in July 2007,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

11/3/0410:00 a.m.ALJ ViethComr Peevey

A.03-10-057 (PHC) - In the Matter of the Application of the SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WATER COMPANY (U 133 W) for an order authorizing it to increase rates for water service in 2004 in its Region 1 Customer Service Areas by $179,200 or 2.62% in the Arden-Cordova CSA; $93,400 or 1.98% in the Bay Point CSA; and $115,900 or 4.55% in the Ojai CSA; and various other relief,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

11/3/0410:00 a.m.ALJ Halligan & ALJ AllenComr Peevey

R.04-04-026 (PHC) - Order Instituting Rulemaking to Implement the California Renewables Portfolio Standard Program,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

11/3/042:00 p.m.ALJ Econome

I.04-07-004 (TELEPHONIC - PHC) - In the Matter of the Order Instituting Investigation on the Commission’s Own Motion Into the Operations and Practices of Andy’s Ultimate Limousines, Inc., a California Corporation, doing business as The Ultimate Limousine (PSG-11646-P), and A.L.S., a


Comr Peevey California Corporation, doing business as Andy’s Limousine Service Transportation (PSG 16218-B) and its President Andrew Wagner, and Vice President Dannetter Wagner, to determine whether they have violated the laws, rules and regulations governing the manner in which charter-party carriers conduct operations and whether they are no longer fit to continue to conduct passenger transportation service. Respondents,Commission Room 5113, San Francisco

11/4/0410:00 a.m.ALJ DeBerryComr Brown

A.04-06-022 (PHC) - Application of KERMAN TELEPHONE CO. (U 1012 C) pursuant to Public Utilities Code Section 851 through 854 for authority to sell a warehouse and related land,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

11/5/0410:00 a.m.ALJ McKenzieComr Brown

C.04-08-035 (PHC) - Hofmann Land Development Co., Complainant, vs. Pacific Bell Telephone Company dba SBC California, Defendant,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

11/8/0410:00 a.m.ALJ DeBerryComr Kennedy

A.04-07-033 (PHC) - In the Matter of the Application of Silverado Stages, Inc. for authority to operate as a passenger stage corporation between points in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties and the Los Angeles International Airport and the ports of San Pedro and Long Beach and to establish a zone of rate freedom,Department of Transportation, District 5, 50 Higuera Street, Sycamore Conference Room, San Luis Obispo, CA

11/9/0410:00 a.m.ALJ WalkerComr Brown

I.04-06-008 (EH) - Investigation on the Commission’s own motion into the fitness of the officers, directors, owners and affiliates of Clear World Communications Corporation, U-6039, including individual officers, directors and shareholders James, Michael, and Joseph Mancuso, and into the conduct of other utilities, entities, or individuals (including Christopher Mancuso) who or that may have facilitated the Mancusos’ apparent unlicensed sale of telecommunications services,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also November 10, 12 and November 15 - 19)

11/9/0410:00 a.m.ALJ YackninComr Brown

I.04-08-021 (PHC) - In the matter of the Order Instituting Investigation and Order to Show Cause on the Commission's own motion into the operations and practices of Warner Lee Fischer, an individual, Pacific Coast Moving & Storage, Inc., a Nevada corporation, its president, Warner Lee Fischer, and its Vice President, Philip Edward Dresser, Jr., Applicants/Respondents,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

11/9/0410:00 a.m.ALJ HalliganComr Kennedy

R.04-04-025 (PHC) - Order Instituting Rulemaking to Promote Consistency in Methodology and Input Assumptions in Commission Applications of Short-run and Long-run Avoided Costs, Including Pricing for Qualifying Facilities,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco


C.01-01-032 (LM) - Enron Energy Services, Inc. and Enron Energy Marketing Corp., Complainants, vs. Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Defendant, andC.01-09-011 - Enron Energy Services, Inc. and Enron Energy Marketing Corp., Complainants, vs. Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Defendant,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

11/10/0410:00 a.m.ALJ YackninComr Peevey

A.03-10-051 (PHC) - In the matter of the application of SUPERSHUTTLE SAN FRANCISCO, INC., to extend its passenger stage authority PSC-1298 to include service between San Francisco International Airport, Oakland International Airport, San Jose International Airport and City & County of San Francisco, on the one hand, and points in San Mateo, Santa Clara, Marine, Napa, Solano, Santa Cruz, Monterey, Fresno, et al, counties, [described in the body of the Application], on the other hand, under § 1031, et seq., of the PU Code; & establish a Zone of Rate Freedom [ZORF] under § 454.2 of the PU Code,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco


11/10/0410:00 a.m.ALJ Patrick

C.04-09-038 (ECP) - Anna Kwok, Complainant, vs. Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Defendant,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

11/10/042:00 p.m.ALJ BarnettComr Kennedy

A.04-06-002 (PHC) – In the Matter of the Joint Application of Shell California Pipeline Company LLC and Crimson California Pipeline L.P., pursuant to Section 851 of the Public Utilities Code, for Approval of the Purchase and Sale of Certain Public Utility Pipeline Assets,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

11/15/0410:00 a.m.ALJ LongComr Kennedy

A.04-06-035 (EH) - Application of SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY under the Catastrophic Event Memorandum Account (CEMA) for Recovery of costs related to the 2003 Southern California Wildfires. (U 902-M),Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also November 16 – 19 and November 22 – 23 at 9:00 a.m.)

11/15/0410:00 a.m.ALJ Barnett

C.04-06-036 (EH) - Dick Schattinger, Complaint, vs. Southern California Edison Company, Defendant,The Cal-Trans Annex 1 (Old Mervyn Building), 655 West 2nd Street, Room 103-B, San Bernardino, CA

11/30/0410:00 a.m.ALJ WalkerComr Peevey

A.04-09-009 (PHC) - Application of Avista Corporation (U 907 G), a Washington corporation, and Southwest Gas Corporation (U 905 G), a California corporation, for authority to sell interests in utility property pursuant to the provision of Section 851 of the Public Utilities Code of the State of California,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco


C.04-08-034 (ECP) - Cornell Mitchell, Complainant, vs. Southern California Edison Company, Defendant,Commission Courtroom, State Office Building, 320 West 4th Street, Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA

12/3/0412:00 noonALJ Barnett

C.04-07-052 (ECP) - John Dickey and Luanne Aulenback-Dickey, Complainants, vs. Southern California Edison Company, Defendant,Commission Courtroom, State Office Building, 320 West 4th Street, Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA

12/3/041:00 p.m.ALJ Barnett

C.04-10-016 (ECP) - Frances Ann Myers, Complainant, vs. Pacific Bell Telephone Company dba SBC California, Defendant,Commission Courtroom, State Office Building, 320 West 4th Street, Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA

12/6/0410:00 a.m.ALJ WalwynComr Brown

A.04-04-040 (EH) - In the Matter of the Application of California-American Water Company for an order authorizing it to change its rates for water service in its Sacramento District to increase revenues by $3,160.8 or 14.35% in the year 2005, by $2,158.6 or 8.48% in the year 2006 and by $1,202.2 or 4.35% in the year 2007, andA.04-04-041 - In the Matter of the Application of California-American Water Company (U2100) for an order authorizing it to increase its rates for water service in its Larkfield District to increase revenues by $494.1 or 26.16% in the year 2005, by $183.4 or 7.63% in the year 2006 and by $61.9 or 2.39% in the year 2007, andA.04-08-013 - In the Matter of the Application of California-American Water Company for Authority Pursuant to PU Code Section 454 to Restructure and Consolidate its Rates for its Sacramento and Larkfield Districts,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also December 7 – 8)

12/6/041:00 p.m.ALJ Barnett

C.04-07-051 (ECP) - Casey O’Connor, Complainant, vs. Verizon Long Distance, Defendant,Indio City Hall – Large Conference Room, 100 Civic Center Hall, Indio CA

12/6/047:00 p.m.ALJ McVicarComr Kennedy

A.04-08-012 (PPH) - In the Matter of the Application of California-American Water Company for Authority Pursuant to Public Utilities Code Section 454 to Restructure and Consolidate its Rates for its Monterey and Felton Districts,Monterey Conference Center – Ferrante Room II & III, One Portola Plaza, Monterey, CA


Also:12/7/04, 7:00 p.m., Felton Community Hall – Main Auditorium, 6191 Highway 9, Felton, CA

12/8/0410:00 a.m.ALJ GalvinComr Peevey

A.04-08-008 (EH) – Application of Southern California Edison Company (U 338-E) for Approval of its Forecast 2005 ERRA Proceeding Revenue Requirement; to Implement its ERRA Revenue Requirement Coincident with the DWR Power charge Revenue Requirement; and to Consolidate all Commission-authorized Revenue Requirements and Set Unbundled Rate Components Beginning January 1, 2005,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also December 9 as needed)

12/8/0410:00 a.m.ALJ MalcolmComr Kennedy

R.03-04-003 (FPH) - Order Instituting Rulemaking on the Commission’s Own Motion to Comply with the Mandates of Senate Bill 1563 regarding deployment of Advanced Telecommunications Technologies,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

12/13/0410:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.ALJ GottsteinComr Lynch

A.00-05-002 (EH) - In the Matter of the Application of Southern California Gas Company (U904G) for Authority to increase its Gas Revenue Requirements to Reflect its Accomplishments for Demand-Side Management Program Years 1995 and 1997, Energy Efficiency Program Year 1999, and Low-Income Program Years 1998 and 1999 in the 2000 Annual Earnings Assessment Proceeding (“AEAP”), andRelated Matters:A.00-05-003,A.00-05-004A.00-05-005A.01-05-003A.01-05-009A.01-05-017A.01-05-018A.02-05-002A.02-05-003,A.02-05-005,A.02-05-007Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also December 14 – 16 at 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.)

12/15/049:30 a.m.ALJ EconomeComr Wood

A.04-06-030 (EH) - In the Matter of the Application of the City of Petaluma, a Municipal Corporation, for an Order Authorizing the Relocation of One At-Grade Crossing of the Tracks of the Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit District in the City of Petaluma, County of Sonoma,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco


I.04-08-023 (EH) - In the matter of the Order Instituting Investigation an Order to Show Cause on the Commission’s own motion into the operations and practices of Globe Van Lines of California, Inc., a Florida corporation, and its President Isaac Nagar, Applicants/Respondents,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco


I.04-08-023 (EH) - In the matter of the Order Instituting Investigation an Order to Show Cause on the Commission’s own motion into the operations and practices of Globe Van Lines of California, Inc., a Florida corporation, and its President Isaac Nagar, Applicants/Respondents,Commission Courtroom, State Office Building, 320 West 4th Street, Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA

1/4/0510:00 a.m.ALJ McVicarComr Kennedy

A.04-08-012 (EH) - In the Matter of the Application of California-American Water Company for Authority Pursuant to Public Utilities Code Section 454 to Restructure and Consolidate its Rates for its Monterey and Felton Districts,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also January 5 – 7)


C.04-10-006 (ECP) - Melvyn Ian Hurok, Complainant, vs. Verizon California Inc., Defendant,San Bernardino State Building, 464 West Fourth Street, 7th Floor, Room 718, San Bernardino, CA



C.04-10-020 (ECP) - Nick J. Constantinides, Complaint, vs. Bear Valley Electric Services, Defendant,San Bernardino State Building, 464 West Fourth Street, 7th Floor, Room 718, San Bernardino, CA

1/14/0512:00 noonALJ Barnett

C.04-09-040 (ECP) - Eli Littner, Complainant, vs. Bullseye Telecom, Inc., Defendant,Commission Courtroom, State Office Building, 320 West 4th Street, Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA

1/18/0510:00 a.m.ALJ MalcolmALJ AllenComr Brown

I.04-04-024 (EH) - Order Instituting Investigation into the Proposal of Sound Energy Solutions to Construct and Operate a Liquefied Natural Gas Terminal at the Port of Long Beach,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also January 19 – 21 and January 24 – 26)

1/19/054:30 p.m.ALJ MattsonComr Peevey

A.04-06-024 (PPH) - Application of Pacific Gas and Electric Company To Revise Its Electric Marginal Costs, Revenue Allocation, and Rate Design U 39 M,Chico Public Library – Conference Room, 1108 Sherman Avenue, Chico, CAAlso:2/1/05, 6:00 p.m., Commission Auditorium, 505 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA2/2/05, 7:00 p.m., Santa Rosa City Hall Council Chamber, 100 Santa Rosa Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA2/3/05, 7:00 p.m., Sheriff’s Auditorium, 55 West Younger Avenue, San Jose, CA2/7/05, 4:00 p.m., Tulare Public Library – Centennial Room, 113 North F Street, Tulare, CA


C.04-08-026 (EH) - AT&T Communications of California, Inc. (U 5002 C), TCG Los Angeles, Inc. (U 5462 C), TCG San Diego (U 5389 C) and TCG San Francisco (U 5454C), Complainants, vs. Verizon California Inc. (U 1002 C), Defendant, andC.04-09-001 - Telescape Communications, Inc. (U 6589 C), Wholesale Airtime, Inc. (U 5751 C), and Blue Casa Communications, LLC (U 6764 C), Complainants, vs. Verizon California, Inc. (U 1002 C), Defendant, andC.04-09-010 - ACN Communication Services, Inc. (U 6342 C), Covad Communications Co. (U 5752 C), and Vycera Communications, Inc. (U 5477), Complainants, vs. Verizon California Inc. (U 1002 C), Defendant,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

1/31/0510:00 a.m.ALJ O’DonnellComr Brown

A.04-02-026 (EH) - Application of Southern California Edison Company (U 338-E) for Authorization: (1) to Replace San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station Unit Nos. 2 & 3 (SONGS 2 & 3) Steam Generators; (2) Establish Ratemaking for Cost Recovery; and (3) Address Other Related Steam Generator Replacement Issues,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also February 1 – 4 and February 7 – 11) (Note: January 31 and February 7 at 10:00 a.m. and the remaining days at 9:30 a.m.)

2/10/0510:00 a.m.ALJ MalcolmComr Brown

A.04-07-044 (EH) - Application of Pacific Gas and Electric Company to Revise its Gas Rates and Tariffs to be Effective July 1, 2005 (U 39 G),Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also February 11 and February 14 – 16 at 9:00 a.m.)


A.03-10-057 (PHC) - In the Matter of the Application of the SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WATER COMPANY (U 133 W) for an order authorizing it to increase rates for water service in 2004 in its Region 1 Customer Service Areas by $179,200 or 2.62% in the Arden-Cordova CSA; $93,400 or 1.98% in the Bay Point CSA; and $115,900 or 4.55% in the Ojai CSA; and various other relief,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

3/1/0510:00 a.m.ALJ Koss

C.04-06-032 (EH) - E. Dennis Geary, Trustee of the Geary Family Trust Under Declaration of Trust Dated October 9, 1990, Complainant, vs. North County Transit District and Versaform Corporation, Defendants,


Comr Peevey San Diego State Office Building, 1350 Front Street, Room B-107, San Diego, CA(also March 2)

3/1/0510:00 a.m.ALJ MalcolmComr Peevey

R.04-03-017 (EH) - Order Instituting Rulemaking Regarding Policies, Procedures and Incentives for Distributed Generation and Distributed Energy Resources,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also March 2 - 4)

3/3/053:00 p.m.ALJ BusheyComr Brown

I.04-07-005 (TELEPHONIC – PHC) - Investigation on the Commission’s own motion into the operations and practices of Vycera Communications, Inc. (U-5477) and its officers and primary shareholders, Derek M. Gietzen and Thalia R. Gietzen, to determine whether respondents have violated the laws, rules and regulations governing the manner in which California consumers are switched from one telephone carrier to another and billed for telephone products or services,Commission Room 5018, San Francisco

3/7/0510:00 a.m.ALJ GalvinComr Kennedy

A.03-12-008 (EH) - In the Matter of the Application of CALIFORNIA WATER SERVICE COMPANY (U 60 W), a corporation, for an order authorizing treatment of net proceeds from real property sales as subject to Public Utilities Code § 790 and for establishment of memorandum accounts to record net sales proceeds, andA.04-08-017 - In the Matter of the Application of CALIFORNIA WATER SERVICE COMPANY (U 60 W), a corporation, for an order authorizing replacement of the operations center and customer center in the Chico District and treatment of their net sale proceeds as subject to Public Utilities Code § 790,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also March 8)

3/7/0510:00 a.m.ALJ BusheyComr Brown

I.04-07-005 (EH) - Investigation on the Commission’s own motion into the operations and practices of Vycera Communications, Inc. (U-5477) and its officers and primary shareholders, Derek M. Gietzen and Thalia R. Gietzen, to determine whether respondents have violated the laws, rules and regulations governing the manner in which California consumers are switched from one telephone carrier to another and billed for telephone products or services,San Diego State Office Building, 1350 Front Street, Room B-107, San Diego, CA(also March 8 – 11)

3/10/053:00 pm &7:00 p.m.ALJ MalcolmALJ AllenComr Brown

I.04-04-024 (PPH) - Order Instituting Investigation into the Proposal of Sound Energy Solutions to Construct and Operate a Liquefied Natural Gas Terminal at the Port of Long Beach,Long Beach Public Library – Auditorium, 101 Pacific Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90822Also:3/11/05, 3:30 p.m., Wilmington Senior Citizens Center - Main Auditorium Room, 1371 Eubank Avenue, Wilmington, CA


A.03-10-057 (EH) - In the Matter of the Application of the SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WATER COMPANY (U 133 W) for an order authorizing it to increase rates for water service in 2004 in its Region 1 Customer Service Areas by $179,200 or 2.62% in the Arden-Cordova CSA; $93,400 or 1.98% in the Bay Point CSA; and $115,900 or 4.55% in the Ojai CSA; and various other relief,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also March 15 – 16)

3/21/059:00 a.m.ALJ ViethComr Kennedy

A.04-07-042 (EH) - In the matter of the Application of Hillview Water Company (U 194-W) for authority to increase rates: In 2004 $251, 233, or 28.32% above the revenues generated by present rates,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also March 22 – 23)

4/26/0510:00 a.m.ALJ FukutomeComr Peevey

A.04-07-018 (EH) - In the Matter of the Application of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WATER COMPANY (U 133-W), for an Order pursuant to Public Utilities Code Section 851 approving a Reallocation Agreement with the City of Folsom, as directed by D.04-04-069,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also April 27 – 28)


5/17/0510:00 a.m.ALJ MattsonComr Peevey

A.04-06-024 (PHC) - Application of Pacific Gas and Electric Company To Revise Its Electric Marginal Costs, Revenue Allocation, and Rate Design U 39 M,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco

5/23/059:00 a.m.ALJ MattsonComr Peevey

A.04-06-024 (EH) - Application of Pacific Gas and Electric Company To Revise Its Electric Marginal Costs, Revenue Allocation, and Rate Design U 39 M,Commission Courtroom, San Francisco(also May 24 – 27; May 30 – June 3; and June 6 – 10)

NOTICE OF DENIAL OF REQUEST FOR EX PARTE MEETING

On September 20, 1996, the Commission adopted Resolution ALJ 169 regarding the “Filing of Notice of Denial of Request for Ex Parte Meeting.” The resolution implements an interim procedure whereby a party whose written request for an ex parte meeting with a Commissioner has been denied will be allowed to file a notice of such denial. Copies of Resolution ALJ 169 are available from the Commission’s Central Files Office at 505 Van Ness Avenue, Room 2002, San Francisco; telephone (415) 703-2045. Copies of tendered notices are available in the Central Files Office for review and/or reproduction under existing procedures. They are also available from the filing party who is under the obligation to provide copies of the notice without delay.

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NOTICE OF ALL-PARTY MEETINGS (PU Code § 1701.3(c))

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NOTICE OF EX PARTE COMMUNICATIONS

Copies of tendered notices are available in the Central Files Office for review and/or reproduction under existing procedures. They are also available from the filing party who is under the obligation to provide copies of the notice without delay.

10/15/04 A01-02-024 AT&T Communications of California, Inc. and WorldCom, Inc., for the Commission to reexamine the recurring costs and prices of unbundled switching in its first annual review of unbundled network element costs pursuant to Ordering Paragraph 11 of D99-11-050.

A01-02-035 AT&T Communications of California, Inc. and WorldCom, Inc., for the Commission to reexamine the recurring costs and prices of unbundled loops in its first annual review of unbundled network element costs pursuant to Ordering Paragraph 11 of D.99-11-050.

A02-02-031 Telephone Connection Local Services, LLC (U5522-C), for the Commission to Reexamine the Recurring Costs and Prices of the DS-3 Entrance Facility Without Equipment in its Second Annual Review of Unbundled Network Element Costs pursuant to Ordering Paragraph 11 of D99-11-050.

A02-02-032 AT&T Communications of California, Inc. and WorldCom, Inc., for the Commission to Reexamine the Recurring Costs and Prices of Unbundled Interoffice Transmission Facilities and signaling Networks and Call-Related Databases in its Second Annual


Review of Unbundled Network Element Costs pursuant to Ordering Paragraph 11 of D99-11-050.

A02-02-034 Pacific Bell Telephone Company (U 1001 C), for the Commission to Re-Examine the Costs and Prices of the Expanded Interconnection Service Cross-Connect Network Element in the Second Annual Review of Unbundled Network Element Costs pursuant to D99-11-050.

A02-03-002 XO California, Inc. (U 5553 C), for the Commission to Re-Examine the Recurring Costs of DS1 and DS3 Unbundled Network Element Loops provided by Pacific Bell Telephone Company, as and for the Commission's Second Triennial Review of Recurring Unbundled Network Element Costs pursuant to Ordering Paragraph 11 ofD99-11-050.

Summary: On October 12, 2004, Sarah DeYoung, Executive Director of the California Association of Competitive Telecommunications Company (CalTel), met with Tim Sullivan, advisor to Cmmr. Kennedy, in San Francisco. Also present was Joseph Faber, counsel to CalTel. Written material (copy attached to the notice) was used. CalTel representatives discussed the true-up phase of this proceeding and explained that its membership faced differing effects as a result of the true-up ordered in D04-09-063. Representatives from CalTel suggested that it would be useful if the parties were able to reach a settlement quickly and solicited support for the concept of a prompt settlement.Filer: California Association of Competitive Telecommunications CompaniesContact: Joseph S. Faber Phone: (925) 385-0043

Email: [email protected]: (925) 871-4097

10/15/04 A02-12-027 Southern California Gas Company, for authority to update its gas revenue requirement and base rates.

A02-12-028 San Diego Gas & Electric Company (U 902-M), for authority to update its gas and electric revenue requirement and base rates.

I03-03-016 Order Instituting Investigation on the Commission's own motion into the rates, operations, practices, service and facilities of Southern California Gas Company and San Diego Gas & Electric Company.

Summary: On October 12, 2004, William Reed, Senior Vice President of Regulatory Affairs and Strategic Planning for San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) and Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas), met with Cmmr. Peevey in Los Angeles. Julie Fitch and Rami Kahlon, advisors to Cmmr. Peevey, participated in the meeting via videoconference. Also present was Lee Schavrien, Vice President of Regulatory Affairs for SDG&E and SoCalGas. Written material (copy attached to the notice) was used. In addition, parts of comparison exhibits filed with the Commission were used. Schavrien pointed out that the reasons cited for rejecting the settlements in both the ALJ’s proposed decision (PD) and Cmmr. Wood’s alternate decision (AD) were in conflict with the record. Schavrien also pointed out that SoCalGas settlement was in fact an ‘all party settlement’ and that there was sufficient detail supporting the SDG&E and SoCalGas settlements. Reed stated that both the PD and AD authorize a higher revenue requirement for both companies than that contained in the settlements. Reed argued that the prescriptive language contained in both the PD and AD left the companies little flexibility in responding to changing environment, and was in direct conflict with recent language contained in the SCE 2003 GRC decision.Filer: Southern California Gas Company and San Diego Gas & Electric CompanyContact: Renee Le Camus Phone: (415) 202-9986


Summary: On October 13, 2004, William Reed, Senior Vice President of Regulatory Affairs and Strategic Planning for San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) and Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas), met with David Gamson, advisor to Cmmr. Brown, in San Francisco. Also


present were Belinda Gatti, advisor to Cmmr. Brown, and Lee Schavrien, Vice President of Regulatory Affairs for SDG&E and SoCalGas. Written material (copy attached to the notice) was used. In addition, parts of comparison exhibits filed with the Commission were used. Reed pointed out that the reasons cited for rejecting the settlements in both the ALJ’s proposed decision (PD) and Cmmr. Wood’s alternate decision (AD) were in conflict with the record. Reed also pointed out that SoCalGas settlement was in fact an ‘all party settlement’ and that there was sufficient detail supporting the SDG&E and SoCalGas settlements. Schavrien stated that both the PD and AD authorize a higher revenue requirement for both companies than that contained in the settlements. Schavrien argued that the prescriptive language contained in both the PD and AD left the companies little flexibility in responding to changing environment, and was in direct conflict with recent language contained in the SCE 2003 GRC decision.Filer: Southern California Gas Company and San Diego Gas & Electric CompanyContact: Renee Le Camus Phone: (415) 202-9986


Summary: On October 13, 2004, William Reed, Senior Vice President of Regulatory Affairs and Strategic Planning for San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) and Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas), met with Steve Weissman, advisor to Cmmr. Wood, in San Francisco. Also present was Lee Schavrien, Vice President of Regulatory Affairs for SDG&E and SoCalGas. Written material (copy attached to the notice) was used. In addition, parts of comparison exhibits filed with the Commission were used. Schavrien pointed out that the reasons cited for rejecting the settlements in both the ALJ’s proposed decision (PD) and Cmmr. Wood’s alternate decision (AD) were in conflict with the record. Schavrien also pointed out that SoCalGas settlement was in fact an ‘all party settlement’ and that there was sufficient detail supporting the SDG&E and SoCalGas settlements. Reed stated that both the PD and AD authorize a higher revenue requirement for both companies than that contained in the settlements. Reed argued that the prescriptive language contained in both the PD and AD left the companies little flexibility in responding to changing environment, and was in direct conflict with recent language contained in the SCE 2003 GRC decision.Filer: Southern California Gas Company and San Diego Gas & Electric CompanyContact: Renee Le Camus Phone: (415) 202-9986


10/15/04 R02-01-011 Order Instituting Rulemaking regarding the implementation of the suspension of direct access pursuant to Assembly Bill 1X and Decision 01-09-060.

Summary: On October 15, 2004, Eric Eisenman, Chief, Regulatory Relations, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), met with David Gamson, advisor to Cmmr. Brown, in San Francisco. Also present was David Rubin, Director of Service Analysis of PG&E. Written material (attached to the notice) were used. Eisenman advocated that no municipal departing load (MDL) be exempted from the customer responsibility surcharge (CRS) unless it had already departed from PG&E service prior to February 1, 2001. Rubin discussed the sales forecast provided by PG&E to the Department of Water Resources (DWR). Rubin stated that the evidence shows some MDL was included in the forecast and that all of this load was transferred load. Rubin added that at the time the forecasts were generated in 2001, PG&E was unaware that municipal utilities were attempting to serve new greenfield load in PG&E’s service territory. Rubin argued that for later years, DWR extended PG&E’s MDL forecast at the same cumulative level of demand, and that DWR did not extrapolate a higher level of MDL.Filer: Pacific Gas and Electric CompanyContact: Michelle Brown Phone: (415) 973-4662

Email: [email protected]

10/15/04 R03-08-018 Order Instituting Rulemaking to review policies concerning intrastate carrier access charges.

Summary: On October 12, 2004, James L. Lewis, Vice President of Public Policy and Planning of MCI, Inc. (MCI), met with Lester, Wong, advisor to Pres. Peevey, in San Francisco. Pres. Peevey


participated in the meeting via video-conference. Also present was Richard Severy, Director of State-Regulatory-Western Region, for MCI. Lewis explained the importance of reducing intrastate switched access rates quickly and criticized the slow pace of access charge reform in California. Lewis urged the Commission to eliminate the NIC and TIC completely and immediately, and that such action not be deferred pending implementation of any potential rate rebalancing. Lewis also urged the Commission to proceed quickly to move intrastate access rates to parity with the incumbent LECs’ interstate access rates.Filer: MCI, Inc.Contact: Trine Izing Phone: (415) 228-1245

Fax: (415) 228-1094

10/18/04 A99-03-025 Roseville Telephone Company, to review its New Regulatory Framework.

Summary: On October 14, 2004, Natalie Wales, attorney for the Office of Ratepayer Advocates (ORA), met with Cmmr. Brown in San Francisco. Also present were Peter Hanson, advisor to Cmmr. Brown, Lee-Whei Tan of the Office of Ratepayer Advocates (ORA), Greg Gierczak, Executive Director-External Relations for SureWest Communications (SureWest), Sean Beatty of Cooper, White & Cooper LLP, counsel to SureWest, and Bill Nusbaum on behalf of The Utility Reform Network (TURN). Written material (attached to the notice) was used. Gierczak, Beatty, Nusbaum, Tan, and Wales explained the details of a settlement agreement submitted to the Commission by ORA, TURN and SureWest.Filer: Office of Ratepayer Advocates - WalesContact: Sue Muniz Phone: (415 703-1858


10/18/04 I02-11-040 Order Instituting Investigation into the Gas Market Activities of Southern California Gas Company, San Diego Gas & Electric Company, Southwest Gas Company, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, and Southern California Edison Company and their impact on the Gas Price Spikes experienced at the California Border from March 2000 through May 2001.

Summary: AUGMENTATION REQUIRED. On October 11, 2004, Bill Reed, Vice President of Regulatory and Strategic Planning for Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) and San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E), met with Cmmr. Lynch. Also present were Trina Horner, advisor to Cmmr. Lynch, and Marzia Zafar, CPUC Relations Manager, Mike Thorp, attorney, and David Montgomery, expert witness, for SoCalGas/SDG&E. Written materials (copies attached to the notice) were used. Zafar also emailed three charts (copies attached to the notice) to Cmmr. Lynch. Reed discussed the actual causes of the energy crisis. Reed also discussed the many inconsistencies of Southern California Edison’s efforts in this proceeding.Filer: Southern California Gas Company and San Diego Gas & Electric CompanyContact: Renee Le Camus Phone: (415) 202-9986


Summary: On October 13, 2004, Mark Pocta, Program Manager with the Office of Ratepayer Advocates (ORA), met with Brian Prusnek, advisor to Cmmr. Kennedy, in San Francisco. Also present was Jacqueline Greig, Regulatory Analyst V with ORA. Pocta and Greig stated that Southern California Edison Company has not presented any evidence that Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) manipulated the natural gas market or exercised market power during the gas price spike period. Pocta and Greig noted that given that forward prices were lower than June market prices at the time SoCalGas made the hub loans, the SoCalGas decision to make hub loans was not unreasonable. ORA also indicated that it did not see a problem with Gas Acquisition being embodied in the intent of the incentive mechanism, i.e. to reward the utility and its shareholders for lowering gas costs for its customers.Filer: Office of Ratepayer Advocates - Contact: Sue Muniz Phone: (415) 703-1858




Summary: On October 16, 2004, Eric Eisenman, Chief, Regulatory Relations, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), met with Cmmr. Brown in San Francisco. Also present was David Gamson, advisor to Cmmr. Brown, David Rubin, Director of Service Analysis of PG&E, Mike Hoover, Director of Southern California Edison Company, and Billy Blattner of San Diego Gas & Electric Company. Written materials (copies attached to the notice) were used. Eisenman advocated that no municipal departing load (MDL) be exempted from the customer responsibility surcharge (CRS). Rubin noted that PG&E has an obligation to serve all customers, while municipal utilities and irrigation districts can selectively choose which customers to serve. Rubin discussed the sales forecast for the 2001-2003 timeframe provided by PG&E to the California Department of Water Resources in February 2001. Eisenman indicated that if MDL customers are exempted from the CRS, remaining PG&E customers will have to pay more.Filer: Pacific Gas and Electric CompanyContact: Michelle Brown Phone: (415) 973-4662


Summary: On October 13, 2004, Billy Blattner, CPUC Relations Manager, San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E), met with Cmmr. Brown in San Francisco. Also present were David Gamson, advisor to Cmmr. Brown, Eric Eisenman and David Rubin of Pacific Gas and Electric Company, and Mike Hoover of Southern California Edison Company. Blattner stated that SDG&E did not reduce forecasts provided to the Department of Water Resources (DWR) for municipal departing load (MDL), DWR did not adjust SDG&E’s forecasts for MDL, nor were any municipal utilities serving customers in SDG&E’s service territory on February 1, 2001.Filer: San Diego Gas & Electric CompanyContact: Renee Le Camus Phone: (415) 202-9986


Summary: On October 14, 2004, Dan L. Carroll, outside counsel to Merced Irrigation District (Merced ID) met with Cmmr. Brown in San Francisco. Also present were David Gamson, advisor to Cmmr. Brown, Janis Lehman for the Anaheim Public Utilities, Joy Warren and Chris Mayer for Modesto ID, Jeff Shields and Jeanne Armstrong for South San Joaquin Irrigation District, Pamela Easter and Clyde Murley for the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Barry McCarthy for NCPA/Turlock ID, Bob Hedrick and Jane Cirrincione for NCPA, Scott Blaising and Jerry Jordan for CMUA, Jim Feider for the City of Redding, Steve Boyd and Jennifer Stone for the Turlock ID, Len Viejo for Astrum Utility Services, Lynn Haug for the City of Industry, Raj Pankhania for the City of Hercules, and Joe Guzman for the City of Irvine. Carroll stated that Merced ID is different from any other publicly-owned utility in Northern California and that new greenfield customers of Merced ID should not be required to pay for services they do not receive. Carroll stated that cost shifting is either a myth or inconsequential. As to transferred load, Carroll stated that PG&E for two years claimed it did not provide any information about its August 2000 bypass report to the Department of Water Resources until June 2001, but PG&E had to change its story because DWR found a smoking gun e-mail that proved PG&E’s story was false. Carroll pointed out that Merced ID’s concerns are with both transferred load and greenfield load and urged the Commission to decide this issue soon.Filer: Merced Irrigation DistrictContact: Aleshia Fennell Phone: (916) 444-1000

10/18/04 A04-09-019 California-American Water Company, for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to construct and operate its Coastal Water Project to resolve the long-term water supply deficit in its Monterey District and to recover all present and future costs in connection therewith in rates.


Summary: On October 14, 2004, Lenard G. Weiss, one of the attorneys for California-American Water Company (Cal-Am), had a telephone conversation with ALJ Cooke. Weiss discussed the appropriateness of the filing of the application without simultaneously filing a proponent’s environmental assessment (PEA) and the applicant’s suggestion that rather than dismissing the application, the timetable on its prosecution be suspended so that the time for commencing active prosecution of and responses to the application would not commence until Cal-Am files its PEA together with an updated application.Filer: California-American Water CompanyContact: Lenard G. Weiss Phone: (415) 788-0900

10/19/04 A02-12-027 Southern California Gas Company, for authority to update its gas revenue requirement and base rates.

A02-12-028 San Diego Gas & Electric Company (U 902-M), for authority to update its gas and electric revenue requirement and base rates.

I03-03-016 Order Instituting Investigation on the Commission's own motion into the rates, operations, practices, service and facilities of Southern California Gas Company and San Diego Gas & Electric Company.

Summary: On October 14, 2004, Mark Pocta, Program Manager with the Office of Ratepayer Advocates (ORA), met with Brian Prusnek, advisor to Cmmr. Kennedy, in San Francisco. Pocta described the positive aspects of the settlement agreements filed in the proceeding addressing the cost of service applications of Southern California Gas Company and San Diego Gas & Electric Company. Pocta explained that the revenue requirements adopted in both the proposed decision and alternate proposed decision were in excess of the revenue requirements recommended in the settlements. Pocta requested that the Commission consider sponsoring an alternate decision adopting the settlements.Filer: Office of Ratepayer Advocates – Scarff and AngelopuloContact: Sue Muniz Phone: (415) 703-1858



Summary: On October 14, 2004, Christopher J. Mayer, Assistant General Manager Planning and Marketing, Modesto Irrigation District (Modesto/ID), met with Cmmr. Brown in San Francisco. Also present were David Gamson, advisor to Cmmr. Brown, and other attendees listed on the attachment to the notice. Mayer explained that some of Modesto’s electric customers are located in a joint electric service area with PG&E. Mayer described load served by Modesto in the joint electric distribution service area, emphasizing that only a small amount of this load is attributable to customers that initially received Modesto electric service after February 1, 2001, most of which are new load customers. Mayer stated that without a CRS exemption, some of Modesto’s customers would have to pay twice for the same measure of reliable electric service. Mayer stated that the record now clearly establishes that PG&E did reduce its load forecast for projected customer departure to Modesto and Merced IDs, and that the California Department of Water Resources did not purchase power for this load. Mayer concluded that transferred load exceptions to the MDL CRS should be allocated to Modesto customers, in addition to the new load exceptions provided in the Commission’s MDL decision.Filer: Modesto Irrigation DistrictContact: Joy A. Warren Phone: (209) 526-7389


Summary: On October 14, 2004, Jerry Jordan, executive director of the California Municipal Utilities Association (CMUA), met with Cmmr. Brown in San Francisco. Also present were David Gamson, advisor to Cmmr. Brown, Scott Blaising, counsel for CMUA, and other attendees listed on the attachment to the notice. Blaising noted that in the intervening months since Cmmr. Brown first released his alternate decision on Municipal Departing Load (MDL) issues, certain additional facts have been revealed that necessitate two changes to the decision. Jordan expressed an interest in


expeditiously resolving MDL issues.Filer: California Municipal Utilities AssociationContact: Scott Blaising Phone: (916) 682-9702


10/19/04 A04-05-041 Pacific Gas and Electric Company, 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 long-term indebtedness and guarantees not to exceed $2 billion; 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 $200 million par or stated value of First Preferred Stock -- $25 Par Value; to issue an aggregate $2.0 billion of short-term debt obligations; to utilize various debt enhancement features; enter into interest rate hedges; and for an exemption from the Commission's Competitive Bidding Rule.

Summary: On October 13, 2004, Jennifer Dowdell, Manager, Regulatory Relations, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), met with Julie Fitch, advisor to Cmmr. Peevey, in San Francisco. Also present were Walt Campbell, Senior Director, Business and Financial Planning, and Chris Warner, Attorney, for PG&E. Written material (attached to the notice) was used. Dowdell advocated changes to the unnecessarily restrictive conditions to the issuance of debt and preferred stock proposed by the draft decision. Campbell explained how restrictions in allowed short-term debt capacity and use of accounts receivable financing will limit the utilities access cash and potentially increase ratepayer costs. Campbell stated that accounts receivable financing is currently PG&E’s most cost effective form of short-term financing. Warner discussed how project CEQA compliance is better managed through traditional approvals rather than in conjunction with a general financing order.Filer: Pacific Gas and Electric CompanyContact: Michelle Brown Phone: (415) 973-4662
