Amended Application and failure to conduct government to government consultation with the federally recognized Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians.” Citation to the specific portions of II. Wishtoyo argued that the documents filed in the proceeding Commission must consider PROTEST OF THE WISHTOYO the harms the proposed FOUNDATION TO THE project poses to the Chumash CHANNEL ISLANDS cultural landscape, including TELEPHONE COMPANY’S harms to Chumash culture, CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC cultural resources, cultural CONVENIENCE AND sites, religious practices, and NECESSITY APPLICATION religious resources on the filed with CPUC on 9/3/2013 at Yes. Wishtoyo’s Channel Islands, and that the pg 5-6 participation led to failure of the Commission to the presentation of consider and analyze these WISHTOYO cultural and religious harms should result in the issues that were FOUNDATION’S denial of the application. previously not under PREHEARING Wishtoyo supported these consideration in the CONFERENCE arguments with: specific proceeding. STATEMENTS facts; citations and or Filed with CPUC on 10/18/2013 at pg 3-4 references to applicable regulations, statutes, and (2.e.-2.i.) laws; and legal analysis/arguments. (Issue Prehearing Conference Held by B.) ALJ Katherine MacDonald on 10/21/2013 (see transcript testimony Wishtoyo obtained input, facts, of Jason Weiner on behalf of and organized participation Wishtoyo) from Chumash Native American Community to WISHTOYO FOUNDATION’S inform, and the Federally SUPPLEMENTAL Recognized Santa Ynez Band STATEMENTS TO ITS of Chumash Indians to inform OCTOBER 18, 2013 the: 10/21/2013 Prehearing PREHEARING CONFERENCE Conference, Wishtoyo STATEMENTS Filed with CPUC 9/3/2013 Protest, Wishtoyo’s on 10/30/2013 at pg 5-7 (Item 10/18/2013 Prehearing 2.e.- 2.i.); Conference Statements; 10/30/2013 Wishtoyo’s Citation to the specific portion of the Amended Prehearing or decision: Commission’s order Conference Statements. Decision 14-02-026 February 27, 2014, DECISION GRANTING
Amended Application and failure to conduct government to government consultation with the federally recognized Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians.” II. Wishtoyo argued that the Commission must consider the harms the proposed project poses to the Chumash cultural landscape, including harms to Chumash culture, cultural resources, cultural sites, religious practices, and religious resources on the Channel Islands, and that the failure of the Commission to consider and analyze these harms should result in the denial of the application. Wishtoyo supported these arguments with: specific facts; citations and or references to applicable regulations, statutes, and laws; and legal analysis/arguments. (Issue B.) Wishtoyo obtained input, facts, and organized participation from Chumash Native American Community to inform, and the Federally Recognized Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians to inform the: 10/21/2013 Prehearing Conference, Wishtoyo 9/3/2013 Protest, Wishtoyo’s 10/18/2013 Prehearing Conference Statements; Wishtoyo’s 10/30/2013 Amended Prehearing Conference Statements. Citation to the specific portions of documents filed in the proceeding PROTEST OF THE WISHTOYO FOUNDATION TO THE CHANNEL ISLANDS TELEPHONE COMPANY’S CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY APPLICATION filed with CPUC on 9/3/2013 at pg 5-6 WISHTOYO FOUNDATION’S PREHEARING CONFERENCE STATEMENTS Filed with CPUC on 10/18/2013 at pg 3-4 (2.e.-2.i.) Prehearing Conference Held by ALJ Katherine MacDonald on 10/21/2013 (see transcript testimony of Jason Weiner on behalf of Wishtoyo) WISHTOYO FOUNDATION’S SUPPLEMENTAL STATEMENTS TO ITS OCTOBER 18, 2013 PREHEARING CONFERENCE STATEMENTS Filed with CPUC on 10/30/2013 at pg 5-7 (Item 2.e.- 2.i.); Citation to the specific portion of the Commission’s order or decision: Decision 14-02-026 February 27, 2014, DECISION GRANTING Yes. Wishtoyo’s participation led to the presentation of cultural and religious issues that were previously not under consideration in the proceeding.
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