Case CIVMSC07-00557 - CAMP DRESSER VS. MOUNTAIN CASCADE, INC.

Case CIVMSC07-00557 - CAMP DRESSER VS. MOUNTAIN CASCADE, INC. 

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Case CIVMSC07-00557 - CAMP DRESSER VS. MOUNTAIN CASCADE, INC.


Case CIVMSC07-00557 - Complaints/Parties

Complaint Number: 1 Complaint Type: COMPLAINT Filing Date: 03/19/2007 Complaint Status: CONSOLIDATED 04/26/2007
Party Number	Party Type	Party Name	Attorney	Party Status
1	PLAINTIFF	CAMP DRESSER& MCKEE INC.	ROJAS, JORDAN	CONSOLIDATED W/O PREJ 04/26/2007
2	DEFENDANT	MOUNTAIN CASCADE, INC.	Unrepresented	CONSOLIDATED W/O PREJ 04/26/2007
3	DEFENDANT	SFPP, L.P.	Unrepresented	CONSOLIDATED W/O PREJ 04/26/2007
4	DEFENDANT	KINDER MORGA ENERGY PART ENERGY PART	Unrepresented	CONSOLIDATED W/O PREJ 04/26/2007
5	DEFENDANT	KINDER MORGAN , G.P.,INC	Unrepresented	CONSOLIDATED W/O PREJ 04/26/2007
6	DEFENDANT	KINDER MORGAN, INC. N, INC.	Unrepresented	CONSOLIDATED W/O PREJ 04/26/2007
7	DEFENDANT	KINDER MORGAN MANAGEMENT LLC	Unrepresented	CONSOLIDATED W/O PREJ 04/26/2007
8	DEFENDANT	KINDER MORGA OPERATING " OPERATING "	Unrepresented	CONSOLIDATED W/O PREJ 04/26/2007

Complaint Number: 2 Complaint Type: PETITION Filing Date: 03/19/2007 Complaint Status: DISMISS W/O PREJ. 04/26/2007
Party Number	Party Type	Party Name	Attorney	Party Status
1	PETITIONER	CAMP DRESSER& MCKEE INC.	ROJAS, JORDAN	PARTY DISMISSED 04/26/2007
2	DEFENDANT	MOUNTAIN CASCADE, INC.	Unrepresented	PARTY DISMISSED 04/26/2007
3	DEFENDANT	SFPP, L.P.	Unrepresented	PARTY DISMISSED 04/26/2007
4	DEFENDANT	KINDER MORGA ENERGY PART ENERGY PART	Unrepresented	PARTY DISMISSED 04/26/2007
5	DEFENDANT	KINDER MORGAN , G.P.,INC	Unrepresented	PARTY DISMISSED 04/26/2007
6	DEFENDANT	KINDER MORGAN, INC. N, INC.	Unrepresented	PARTY DISMISSED 04/26/2007
7	DEFENDANT	KINDER MORGAN MANAGEMENT LLC	Unrepresented	PARTY DISMISSED 04/26/2007
8	DEFENDANT	KINDER MORGA OPERATING " OPERATING "	Unrepresented	PARTY DISMISSED 04/26/2007

Case CIVMSC07-00557 - Actions/Minutes

Viewed	Date	Action Text	Disposition	Image
	05/02/2018 4:58 PM DEPT. 39	DEFAULT DEPARTMENT WAS CHANGED FROM 17 TO 39.	Not Applicable
	12/26/2014 3:29 PM DEPT. 17	DEFAULT DEPARTMENT WAS CHANGED FROM 09 TO 17.	Not Applicable
	12/13/2012 5:05 PM DEPT. 09	DEFAULT DEPARTMENT WAS CHANGED FROM 17 TO 09.	Not Applicable
	01/10/2010 2:40 PM DEPT. 17	DEFAULT DEPARTMENT WAS CHANGED FROM 06 TO 17.	Not Applicable
	12/22/2008 4:56 PM DEPT. 06	DEFAULT DEPARTMENT WAS CHANGED FROM 07 TO 06.	Not Applicable
	08/25/2008 11:14 AM DEPT. 07	DEFAULT DEPARTMENT WAS CHANGED FROM 06 TO 07.	Not Applicable
	05/24/2007 7:00 AM DEPT. 06	CHECK FOR PROOF OF SERVICE	VACATED
	05/22/2007 8:30 AM DEPT. 06	CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE	VACATED
	04/26/2007	ACTIONS CONSOLIDATED WITH MASTER CASE CIV/MS4433	Not Applicable
	04/26/2007	THIS CASE CONSOLIDATED WITH MASTER CASE MS4433	Not Applicable
	04/26/2007	CASE DISPOSITIONED BY CONSOLIDATION	Not Applicable
	04/26/2007	ALL FURTHER DOCUMENTS TO BE FILED IN MASTER CASE # MS4433	Not Applicable
	04/26/2007	DISMISSAL FILED/ENTERED ON THE PETITION	Not Applicable	N/A
Minutes     You are Not Authorized to View Minutes prior to 12/31/2099
	04/26/2007	CIVIL SAD BEFORE TRIAL - CONSOLIDATED	Not Applicable
	04/25/2007 9:00 AM DEPT. 06	HEARING ON PETITION TO/FOR COORDINATION OF ADD-ON TO GAS PIPELINE CASES FILED BY CAMP DRESSER& MCKEEINC.	COMPLETED
Minutes     You are Not Authorized to View Minutes prior to 12/31/2099
	04/12/2007	SFPPS STATEMETN IN PARTIAL OPPOSITION TO CDMS MOTION TO COORDINATE	Not Applicable
	04/12/2007	(U.J.) FIRST APPEARANCE FEE PAID BY SFPP, L.P., KINDER MORGA ENERGYPART ENERGYPART, KINDER MORGAN , G.P.,INC, KINDER MORGAN, INC.N, INC., KINDER MORGAN MANAGEMENT LLC, KINDER MORGA OPERATING " OPERATING "	Not Applicable
Minutes     You are Not Authorized to View Minutes prior to 12/31/2099
	03/20/2007	NOTICE OF/TO RELATED CASE FILED ON BEHALF OF CAMP DRESSER& MCKEEINC.	Not Applicable	N/A
	03/20/2007	--RELATED CASE NUMBER IS: NO. 4433	Not Applicable
	03/20/2007	NOTICE OF/TO OF SUBMISSION OF PETITION FOR COORDINATION OF FILED ON BEHALF OF CAMP DRESSER& MCKEEINC.	Not Applicable	N/A
	03/19/2007	(U.J.) NON-PARTY SUBSEQUENT PETITION FOR COORDINATION OF ADD-ON CASE TO GAS PIPELINE CASES FILED BY CAMP DRESSER & MCKEE INC.	Not Applicable	N/A
	03/19/2007	HEARING ON PETITION WAS SET FOR 4/25/07 AT 9:00 IN DEPT. 06
	03/19/2007	CASE ENTRY COMPLETE	Not Applicable
	03/19/2007	ORIGINAL SUMMONS ON COMPLAINT FILED 03/19/2007 OF CAMP DRESSER& MCKEEINC. FILED	Not Applicable	N/A
	03/19/2007	COLOR OF FILE IS PINK	Not Applicable
	03/19/2007	CASE HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO DEPT. 06
	03/19/2007	CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE WAS SET FOR 5/22/07 AT 8:30 IN DEPT. 06
	03/19/2007	CLERK`S TICKLER TO CHECK FOR PROOF OF SERVICE WAS SET FOR 5/24/07 AT 7:00 IN DEPT. 06
	03/19/2007	COMPLAINT FILED. SUMMONS IS ISSUED	Not Applicable	N/A
Minutes     You are Not Authorized to View Minutes prior to 12/31/2099

Case CIVMSC07-00557 - Pending Hearings

Date	Action Text	Disposition	Image
This Case Does Not Have Any Pending Hearings

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OBIT: ELLEN SABADUQUIA (1950-2005) Witness to the 2004 Walnut Creek Pipeline Explosion

ELLEN SABADUQUIA A Dead Witness

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Clipped from: https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/WALNUT-CREEK-Blast-kills-2-puts-6-in-hospital-2636376.php

https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/WALNUT-CREEK-Blast-kills-2-puts-6-in-hospital-2636376.php

Meredith May, Demian Bulwa, Carrie Sturrock and Leslie Fulbright, Chronicle Staff Writers

A fireball several stories high roared out of the ground near downtown Walnut Creek on Tuesday, killing two construction workers, injuring six and leaving two workers missing after a crew accidentally cut an underground jet fuel line.
The blast occurred about a quarter-mile away from the intersection of Newell Avenue and South Broadway, where two crews contracted by Mountain Cascade Inc. of Livermore were installing a large water main for the East Bay Municipal Utility District.
One group of workers was welding in a trench, and a second group was digging another trench with a backhoe that apparently broke a pipeline that carries aviation fuel from Concord to the San Jose International Airport, said EBMUD spokesman Charles Hardy and Walnut Creek police investigating the accident.

Ellen Sabaduquia, 54, of Walnut Creek was driving on Broadway at 1:30 p.m. when the inferno shot out of the ground a few feet from her Toyota minivan.
She watched in horror as two screaming men emerged from the hole, engulfed in flames.
"I thought I was in Fallujah for a moment," Sabaduquia told The Chronicle, her voice trembling. "It almost looked like slow motion from a horror movie."
Sabaduquia said she wanted to get out and pick up the workers, but the flames were too ferocious and she was forced to throw her vehicle into reverse.
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Two victims were airlifted to John Muir Medical Center in Walnut Creek with burns so severe they were transported again to a burn center at UC Davis, according to a hospital spokeswoman. There was no information available on the sixth burn victim.
Initial reports by authorities had three workers dead, but later in the evening police said that they had confirmed two fatalities and retrieved the bodies of those victims. Authorities did not disclose the names of the dead or the missing.
The accident sparked a series of underground explosions, sent a huge column of black smoke into the sky, burned one home and damaged several others on Doris Avenue, and prompted the evacuations of Las Lomas High School and Muirwood Elementary.

"This is the worst day of my life," said Bill Williams of Mountain Cascade, general contractor for EBMUD's $180 million Walnut Creek-San Ramon Valley Improvement Project to increase water flow in the area.
Williams fielded phone calls Tuesday afternoon from worried wives and scanned work rosters to try to figure out who was unaccounted for.
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Initially, firefighters were prevented from approaching the searing hot flames, so they were forced to keep the public away and wait for the gasoline to burn out.
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They discovered two bodies in or near the hole, Maiero said.
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ELLEN SABADUQUIA (1950-2005)

SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX | DEATH RECORDS

SSN:

331-44-3164

Last Name:

Sabaduquia

Suffix:

First Name:

Ellen

Middle Initial:

Faye

Death Month:

12

Death Day:

25

Death Year:

2005

Death Date:

2005-12-25

Birth Month:

07

Birth Day:

08

Birth Year:

1950

Birth Date:

1950-07-08

Last Residence ZIP:

94596 (walnut Creek, Contra Costa County, California)

Last Benefit ZIP:

State of SSN Issue:

Georgia

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About Ellen Sabaduquia

Ellen Sabaduquia was born on Saturday, July 8th, 1950 and died on Sunday, December 25th, 2005 at the age of 55. Ellen is a member of the Sabaduquia Family. ELLEN 's last known place of residence was 94596 (Walnut Creek, Contra Costa County, California) .

ABOUT SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX

The United States Social Security Death Index (SSDI) is often one of the main starting points for online free genealogy research. The SSDI is used by the Social Security Administration for coordinating benefits. The Social Security Act was signed in 1935, and the Social Security Board started building the infrastructure for distributing benefits. Registration began in 1936 and 30 million individuals were registered and cards distributed by 1937. These cards were distributed through employers, who had employees fill out the information, and then returned the cards to the government. The SSDI provides the names of over 70 million individuals whose deaths have been reported to the Social Security Administration. The information that you will find in the SSDI includes: an individual’s Social Security Number, birth date, death date, where the last benefit was sent, and the original application state. The SSDI can be a great starting point for your ancestry search.

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Source Citation: "Social Security Death Index" database online at Mocavo.com (Boulder, CO: 2013). Original Data: The United States Social Security Administration

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