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=== Assistant: No — you do not lose any rights by intervening in a Public Utility Commission of Texas PUCT case like Docket No. ===
No — you do not lose any rights by intervening in a Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) case like Docket No. 58126. In fact, you gain rights that non-participants do not have.

Here’s a breakdown:

===== As an intervenor, you are a formal party to the case, which gives you: =====
* The right to receive all filings in the case
* The right to submit testimony or evidence
* The right to cross-examine Oncor’s witnesses
* The right to propose alternative routes
* The right to appeal a final decision

Without intervening, you can only submit a public comment — which does not obligate the Commission to consider your specific concerns or give you any further input.

===== Generally, no legal rights are forfeited by intervening. However: =====

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===== If you don’t intervene: =====
* You can still submit a public comment, but you won’t have any role in route selection or hearings.
* You can’t appeal the decision or ask for route changes.
* Your concerns are not part of the evidentiary record the Commission must consider.

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If you’d like, I can help you draft a simple intervention request to minimize time and stress.