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    • Fix Expo Appeals CPUC Ruling, Read the Filing Here (FixExpo)
    • Read Goodmon's Statement After the Jump
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    • Does Strict Enforcement of Jaywalking Laws Make Us Less Safe? (LAist)
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Goodmon's Statement on FixExpo's CPUC Appeal:

The first step in our appeal to the CPUC decision allowing an at-grade crossing at Farmdale Ave, next to Dorsey HS was filed yesterday.

The Application for Rehearing is the internal CPUC appellate process.  If (as we completely expect) the CPUC denies our application, we then are allowed and intend to petition the California Court of Appeals to review the matter.  As the Application for Rehearing specifies, given the previous February 2009 decision that denied the crossing (res judicata and collateral estoppel), the CPUC rule that precludes a street-level crossing from being approved after grade separation has proven practicable, and coupled of other things we left out of the Application, we're rather confident the matter will be taken, and Fix Expo will rejoice in the ability to finally be able to litigate this issue before a judicial body that is not as susceptible to political pressures as the CPUC.

The file has been uploaded to Fix Expo website at the following address: http://www.fixexpo.org/docs/cpuc/100901appforrehearing.pdf

Happy Labor Day to all.

Damien

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