United States Court of Appeals
                     For the First Circuit

No. 04-1633


LISANDRA LÓPEZ-GONZÁLEZ; JUSTINA RUÍZ-ROSA; LYDIA M. COLÓN-LÓPEZ;
   MARIA A. CARRUCINI-REYES; MIRTHELINA RODRÍGUEZ-FERRER; AWILDA
 RODRÍGUEZ-HERNÁNDEZ; ELBA D. RIVERA-CRUZ; MARTA E. RESTO-RIVERA;
   EDNA L. HERNÁNDEZ-DEL-VALLE; CARMEN T. RIVERA-ROMÁN; JORGE A.
                          ROSADO-SANTIAGO,

                     Plaintiffs, Appellants,

                                 v.

MUNICIPALITY OF COMERÍO; JOSÉ A. SANTIAGO-RIVERA, in his personal
   and official capacity; JUAN L. FONTÁNEZ, in his personal and
    official capacity; LUZ HAYDEE SANTOS, in her personal and
 official capacity; ANTONIO SANTOS, in his personal and official
                             capacity,

                     Defendants, Appellees.


                            ERRATA SHEET

     The opinion of this Court issued on April 21, 2005 is
corrected as follows:

     Page 15, in line 11:    Replace "In this case" with "Unlike
the situation in Chardón"

    Page 15, in line 11:    Insert "here" after "rule"

    Page 15, in line 13:    Replace "id." with "Tomanio, 446 U.S."

    Page 16, in line 2:     Delete footnote 8

     Page 15, at line 11: Insert the following new paragraph
before "Unlike the situation in Chardón . . .":

          In Chardón v. Fumero Soto, 

(1983), the
Supreme Court affirmed Fernández v. Chardón, 

(1st
Cir. 1982), in which we held that Puerto Rico's restart tolling
rule applies in a § 1983 action after denial of class
certification. The Supreme Court noted approvingly this court's
conclusion in Fernández that application of Puerto Rico's restart
rule in a class action where class certification is denied for
lack of numerosity "would not violate any federal policy."

. The Supreme Court specifically pointed
out our reasoning there that our conclusion "was consistent with
the policies of repose and federalism" identified in the Court's
statute of limitations decisions.