Opinion
JUDGMENT
VAUGHN WALKER, District Judge.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that:
1. Final judgment is entered in favor of plaintiff Pacific Gas & Electric Company ("PG&E") and against Union City for damages, declaratory relief and injunctive relief on PG&E's first cause of action in its first amended complaint for violation of the Contract Clause of the United States Constitution.
2. Final judgment is entered in favor of PG&E and against Union City for declaratory relief and injunctive relief on PG&E's second cause of action in its first amended complaint for violation of the Contract Clause of the California Constitution.
3. The court hereby declares that: (a) Union City's trench cut fee ordinance (enacted as part of Union City Ordinance No 528-98 and codified at Union City Municipal Code sections 12.08.275 and 12.08.280) (collectively the "Trench Cut Fee Ordinance") unconstitutionally impairs the terms of PG&E's gas and electric franchises and (b) PG&E is entitled to recover all illegal fees it has paid to Union City under the Trench Cut Fee Ordinance.
4. The court hereby orders that Union City is immediately and permanently enjoined from enforcing the provisions of the Trench Cut Fee Ordinance against PG&E.
5. Damages shall be awarded in favor of PG&E and against Union City in the principal amount of eighteen thousand three hundred and sixty-five dollars and sixty cents ($18, 365.60).
6. Prejudgment interest shall be awarded in favor of PG&E and against Union City. Prejudgment interest shall be calculated according to federal law.
7. Costs shall be awarded in favor of PG&E and against Union City in an amount to be determined by the court in accordance with Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 54 and Northern District of California Local Rule 54.
8. The court retains jurisdiction to determine whether, and to what extent, to award attorney fees.
IT IS SO ORDERED.