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State Legislative Information: 2010 Bills (Updated:
Jan 20, 2010)
COLORADO GENERAL ASSEMBLY:
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY
(see http://www.leg.state.co.us/)
HB-10-1018 - Increased Authority to Regulate Waste Tires
| Sponsor: |
- Rep Looper and Primavera
- Sen Gibbs, Romer, Williams
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| Summary: |
- Ends transfer of waste tire fees to innovative higher education
research (eff 1 Jul 2014)
- Repeals DOLA waste tire cleanup fund
- Repeals advanced technology
fund
- End transfer of waste tire fees to the RREOF (eff 1 Jul
2011 - however the RREOF currently is to sunset 1 Jul 2010 -
see HB 10-1052)
- Repeals and reenacts how waste tire fee is to
be allocated to the various funds or after the funds are ended
- Recreates
the waste tire cleanup fund (under CDPHE)
- Creates waste
tire marekt development fund
- Updates waste tire hauler decal
as well as manifest requirements
- Requires registration of waste
tire facilities including reporting requirements and plans
- DORA
will conduct a sunset review of the waste tire advisory committee
prior to the 1 July 2020 repeals
- Conforms waste tire definition
between solid waste and waste tire fee statute
- Specifies
that sales tax is not collected on the fee.
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| Status: |
- 01-13-2010 Introduced and assigned to T&E.
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HB-09-1042 - Administration of the Stationary Sources Air Quality Permitting
Program
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| Summary: |
- Adds requirement for annual public report on stationary industrial
sources by air quality control commission
- Construction permit
advance notice reduced from 30 days to 15 days
- Notice for newly
permitted entities to notify division within 15 days after start-up
- Deletes
requirement for annual review of permits by air quality control
commission that require 5 or more hours of professional staff
time
- Open burning law limits type of materials that can be burned
outside which requires a permit to burn approved materials
- Increase
civil penalty from $100 to $1500 for violation of open burning
law for noncommercial purposes without a permit.
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| Status: |
- 01-13-2010 Introduced and assigned to HHS. Fiscal Note states
increased revenue of $11,200 based on average of 8 fines per
year.
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HB-10-052 - The Recycling Resources Economic Opportunity Fund, and in
Connection therewith, extending the Life of the fund
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| Summary: |
- Removes sunset provision of 1 July 2010 for the solid waste
user fee, the RREOF and the RREO Program and no sunset provision
is placed.
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| Status: |
- 01-13-2010 Introduced and assigned to T&E. Fiscal Note
states no Fiscal Impact.
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| AGRA = Agriculture, Natural Resources & Energy |
HEW = Health, Environment, Welfare & Institutions |
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| APP = Appropriations Committee |
JUD = Judiciary Committee |
JOB = Joint Budget Committee |
| BUS = Business Affairs & Labor Committee |
LG = Local Government Committee |
IT = Info & Technology |
| ED = Education Committee |
SA = State Veterans & Military Affairs Committee |
T&E = Transportation & Energy (House) |
| FIN = Finance Committee |
TAR = Transportation Committee (Senate) |
COW = Committee of the Whole |
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Weaver Boos Consultants, LLC
John Briest, P.E.,
Senior Project Manager
Phone: 720-529-0132
Fax: 720-529-0137
www.weaverboos.com
Geotech Environmental Equipment, Inc.
Ground Water Sampling, Monitoring & Remediation Equipment
Ronald D. Resseguie,
Regional Manager
Phone: 303-320-476
Fax: 303-322-7242
www.geotechenv.com
AquAeTer
Optimizing environmental resources: water, air, earth
Steve Wampler, P.G., P.E.
Cathryn Stewart, P.G.
Phone: 303-771-9150
www.AquAeTer.com
KRW Consulting, Inc.
Environmental Engineering & Land Surveying Services
David Douglass, PE
Senior Engineer
Phone: 303-239-9011
www.krwconsulting.com |
