Los Angeles Community College District (Watts) (PERB 0150EC)

PERB Decision No. 0150ECCalperbFeb 19, 1982

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STATE 	OF 	CALIFORNIA
DECISION 	OF 	THE
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT 	RELATIONS 	BOARD
HOWARD 0. WATTS,
Complainant, PETITIONER,
v.
LOS ANGELES 	COMMUNITY COLLEGE
DISTRICT,
Respondent,
and
AMERICAN 	FEDERATION 	OF 	TEACHERS
COLLEGE GUILD, LOCAL 1521, AFL-CIO,
Respondent.
Case No. 	LA-PN-25
Request 	for 	Reconsideration
PERB Decision No. 	150b
PERB Decision No. 150c
February 19, 	1982
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Appearances; 	Howard 0. Watts, 	representing himself;
Robert J. 	Henry 	and Mary L. 	Dowell, 	Attorneys for Los 	Angeles
Community 	College 	District.
Before Tovar, 	Jaeger and Moore, Members.
DECISION
Howard 	0. 	Watts 	requests 	reconsideration of 	Public
Employment 	Relations 	Board 	Decision No. 	150b. 	Upon 	review of
this 	request, 	its accompanying materials, 	and 	the entire 	record
in 	this case, 	we 	find 	that Mr. 	Watts 	has 	failed 	to demonstrate
that 	extraordinary 	circumstances 	warrant 	our 	reconsideration 	of
the 	above-cited 	decision.11 We 	note 	that 	the 	arguments
1PERB 	regulations 	are 	codified 	at 	title 	8, 	section 	31000
et 	seq. 	of 	the California Administrative Code. 	Section 	32410
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raised 	by Mr. 	Watts 	in 	support of 	his 	request 	bear 	no
relationship 	to 	the 	circumstances 	surrounding 	his 	failure 	to
amend his public notice complaint, 	LA-PN-25, 	which was 	the
basis 	for 	Public Employment Relations Board Decision No. 	150b,
of 	those 	regulations 	regulates 	the 	filing 	of 	requests 	for
reconsideration 	and 	provides 	in 	pertinent 	part 	as 	follows....
(a) 	Any party 	to a decision of 	the Board
itself may, 	because of 	extraordinary
circumstances, 	file a request 	to 	reconsider
the 	decision with 	the Board 	itself 	within
10 	days 	following 	the 	date 	of 	service 	of 	the
decision. . . .
ORDER
The 	request 	by Howard 0. 	Watts 	for 	reconsideration of
Public Employment 	Relations 	Board 	Decision No. 	150b 	is 	hereby
DENIED.
PER 	CURIAM
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