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10 <br />11 <br />12 <br />13, <br />14 <br />15 <br />16 <br />17 <br />18 <br />19 <br />20 <br />21 <br />22 <br />23 <br />24 <br />25 <br />26 <br />27 1 <br />28 1 <br />notice of anything that was attached to these pleadings without complying with CCP § 2015.5. In <br />addition, the document attached to our copy of defendants motion appears to be illegible. Further, it <br />is not clear from defendant's moving papers under what theory defendants request that the Court take <br />judicial notice of a "unit of measure selected by the plaintiff'. The "plaintiff" in this case is the <br />People of the State of California, not the San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services.5 <br />Secondly, the statute specifically alleges quantities of chemicals in the alternative, and this is <br />not disjunctive as stated by the defense in this motion.b <br />Next, regarding the defense counsels attempt to contact this office regarding this matter. <br />Again, these statements are alleged as "facts" and are not supported by a declaration from the <br />defense counsel. The counsel in this matter would have responded with a declaration had the <br />defense filed one of their own. Again, we ask the Court to disregard this portion of the defense brief <br />and the attachments. Mr. Schuckman has included, as Exhibit "D", to his moving papers, a partial <br />attachment that does not include the letter I sent to Mr. Ellis. This type of abuse should not be <br />allowed. Mr. Schuckman has included, as Exhibit "E", to his moving papers, a letter which he now <br />purports to be the basis for his meet and confer. This letter is quite self-serving and should be <br />disallowed for the reasons listed above. However, if the Court does allow this document to be part <br />of the record, the Court should look at the vagueness contained in paragraph 3 of Exhibit E. Finally, <br />if the Court allows Exhibits "F" and "G", we request that the Court note that the defendant, did not: <br />provide any suggested language that would correct his perceived problems with our language, cite <br />any case law, mention that he lacked the requisite knowledge required by CCP 430.10 (e) and/or (f) <br />and/or mention that there had been meetings with two prior counsel for Mr. Badway where the <br />lawsuit was explained in it's entirety to competent counsel. What was mentioned, for the first time, <br />5 Using this same logic, the People request that the Court disallow or discount any <br />information contained in Exhibit "B" attached to the defense motion. <br />6 Section § 25503.5(a). Our complaint was pled using the term "or" at page 3, line 13, <br />iot "and" as indicated in the defense papers at page 2, line 8. Paragraph 12a. of our complaint reads <br />is follows: "Violation of Health and Safety Code § 25503.5 by being a business which handles <br />iazardous materials of more than 55 gallons, 500 pounds or 200 cubic feet including but not limited <br />o CARBON DIOXIDE and not having established a business plan for emergency response for 1304 <br />'s. HAANIER LANE, SUITE #1, STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95210." (emphasis added) <br />