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Legislative Review Committee Agenda
May 14, 2018
3:00-4:00
Commons Conference Room, City Hall, 300 LaPorte Ave., Building A
1. Approval of minutes from April 16, 2018 Meeting (3 minutes)
Attached: April 16 Minutes
2. Agenda Review (3 minutes)
3. Update from Bowditch and Cassell (15 minutes)
4. Bill Review and Summary (25 minutes)
5. Standing agenda item: CC4CA update (5 minutes)
6. Other business (10 minutes)
• LRC Process – Thoughts/Suggestions
• Legislative Breakfast: July 3, 2018 agenda items
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(Draft-to be reviewed at next LRC meeting)
Legislative Review Committee
Meeting Minutes
April 16, 2018, 3:00 p.m.
Commons Conference Room
Councilmembers Present: Ray Martinez, Bob Overbeck, and Ken Summers
Staff Present: Jeanne Sanford, Ginny Sawyer, Alyssa Johnson, Carrie Daggett, Jeff Mihelich, Tyler Marr,
Lindsay Ex, Jeremy Yonce, John Phelan
Others Present: Kevin Jones, Dan Betts
The meeting came to order at 3:00 p.m.
Approval of Minutes
LRC approved the minutes of the April 2nd meeting unanimously.
Update from Bowditch and Cassell
• 3 weeks remain in the session and new bills are continuing to be introduced.
• One bill of interest to Fort Collins died in the committee today, HB 1089
• SB 01 is on its way to the House and a committee hearing is expected to occur on April 25. No
new revenue will result from this bill. 90% of it goes to state highway fund, but no specific share
would go to the local-level. This bill is not expected to pass the House in its current form.
• Status on SB 196 – Bill is dead.
• HB 1110 – Bill is dead.
• HB 1127 – Bill is dead.
• HB 1128 – Bill still in play, passed first committee.
o TM and GS will check on status of this bill at CML meeting this week.
Bill Review
Bill # Short Title LRC Discussion LRC Position
HB 1314
• Lt. Yonce described that
technology exists to interrupt
zone signals and take control
of drones. Firearms will not
be used to address drones
interfering with City
operations.
• It was mentioned that this bill
will grant FCPS the ability to
request drone operators to
cease flying the drone,
currently FCPS is not able to.
• Councilmember Martinez
moved and Councilmember
Overbeck seconded to change
Support
2
the position from monitor to
support.
SB 01
• Staff reported that they are
supportive of the additional
funds and the initiative going
on ballot, but given high
priority on I-25, they are not
as concerned with the
distribution formula in Senate
vs. House bill.
• Committee support was
expressed for the managed
lane aspect of the bill to be
added. Managed lanes are
useful when applying for
federal funds.
• Ed and Jennifer reported that
they believed the managed
lane aspect of the bill can be
added back in. There is
support for this from the
House Democrats.
• Staff will continue to update
LRC on this bill.
Monitor
CC4CA Update
• Frisco and Carbondale just joined CC4CA.
• Trainings for elected officials continue to occur.
• Bills have been introduced both in support of and against climate action, but no traction is
anticipated for these bills.
Other Business
• The legislative breakfast has been scheduled for July 3rd. Ginny will update LRC with the
location. Famous Toastery was suggested.
o Ginny will share breakfast info with Ed and Jennifer.
• LRC agreed to cancel their April 30th meeting due to the short time frame to review and influence
remaining legislation.
Adjourned at 3:38 PM
Updated: May 10, 2018
Bill # Short Title
LRC Notes: Recommended Actions/Changes or
Rationale
City Adopted
Position
CML
Position
CC4CA
Position
Next Action
Date/Committee
Postponed
Indefinitely/Signed
Support Bills
HB 1008 Mussel-free Colorado Act Support Support Governor 4/23
HB 1190 Modify Job Creation Main Street Revitalization Act Support Support To Governor 5/7
HB 1274 Colorado Greenhouse Gas Reduction Standard Support PI 4/11
HB 1314 Drone Interference with Public Safety Operations Support Support To Governor 5/1
HB 1352 Clarification of Minimum Distance of O & G Facilities from Schools Support Support PI 5/2
SB 001 Transportation Infrastructure Funding
Support after
Amendments To Governor 5/8
SB 066 Extend Operation Of State Lottery Division Fort Collins has benefited greatly from GoCO Support Support Governor 4/30
SB 084 Protection Minor Victims Of Human Trafficking Support PI 4/9
Oppose Bills
HB 1011 Marijuana Business Allow Publicly Traded Owners Oppose To Governor 5/8
HB 1089 No Monetary Conditions Of Bond For Misdemeanors Removes key tool for problem offenders Oppose Oppose PI 4/16
HB 1404 Peace Officer Internal Investigation Open Record Oppose Oppose PI 5/4
HB 1406 Driver's Licenses and Judgements for Traffic Regulations Oppose Oppose Not Heard
Monitor Bills
HB 1022 Department of Revenue Issue Sales Tax Request For Information Monitor Support Governor 3/1
HB 1073 Water District Ability Contract Water Assets Monitor Governor 3/22
HB 1076
Peace Officers Standards and Training Board Revoke Certification For
Untruthful Statement Monitor PI 5/9
HB 1078 Court Program for Veterans Monitor Governor 4/12
HB 1128 Protections For Consumer Data Privacy Concerns:creating challenges for Utilities Monitor To Governor 5/4
HB 1191 Local Government Alter Speed Limits Monitor/Amend Governor 4/23
HB 1258 Marijuana Accessory Consumption Establishments Monitor To Governor 5/3
HB 1270 Establishing PUC Rules for Energy Storage Systems Monitor To Governor 5/8
HB 1271 Economic Development Rates for IOUs Monitor To Governor 5/3
SB 003 Colorado Energy Office Monitor/Suppor Support Monitor To Governor 5/3
SB 007 Affordable Housing Tax Credit Monitor Support To Governor 4/27
SB 009 Allow Electric Utility Customers to Install Energy Storage Equipment Monitor Support Governor 3/22
SB 019
Expanded Duration For Colorado Water Resources And Power
Development Authority Revolving Loans Monitor Support Governor 3/1
SB 041 Authorize Water Use Incidental Sand And Gravel Mines Monitor Governor 3/1
SB 047 Repeal Tax Credits Innovative Vehicles Monitor Oppose PI 4/18
SB 143 Parks And Wildlife Measures To Increase Revenue Shortfall of 15-23M by 2023. Monitor Governor 5/4
City of Fort Collins Legislative Tracking
General Assembly Session 2018
Bill # Short Title LRC: Recommended Actions/Changes
City Adopted
Position CML Position
Next Action
Date/Committee Status
SB 144 Bicycle Operation Approaching Intersection Monitor/Amend Support Governor 5/3
SB 243 Retail Sales Alcohol Beverages Monitor To Governor 5/9
Postponed Indefinitely - Previously Noted
HB 1071 Regulate Oil Gas Operations Protect Public Safety Beneficial to have the state define criteria Support PI 3/7
HB 1107 Prewire Residence For Electric Vehicle Charging Port Support Support PI 3/20
HB 1067 Right to Rest Act Oppose Oppose PI 3/14
HB 1072 Red Light Camera Repeal Oppose Oppose PI 2/14
SB 006 Recording Fee to Fund Attainable Housing Transparency, "back door" funding concerns Oppose Support PI 2/5
SB 045 Repeal Architectural Paint Stewardship Act Program saves the City $82k annually Oppose Oppose Lost 2/21
SB 139 Statewide Regulation of Products with Nicotine Oppose Oppose PI 3/7
HB 1037 Concealed Handguns On School Grounds Monitor PI 2/21
HB 1054 Affordable Housing Plastic Shopping Bag Tax Monitor PI 1/31
HB 1080 Climate Leadership Awards Program Monitor PI 2/7
HB 1127 Residential Landlord Rental Application Monitor PI 3/14
SB 064 100% Renewable Energy by 2035 Monitor PI 2/1
City Adopted Positions Bill Action Summary
Monitor (yellow)
Support (green)
Oppose (red) Bill passed, date of action (green)
Amend (blue) Bill postponed indefinitely or lost, date of action (red)
Staff recommended position, not yet discussed by LRC (no fill) Committee Abbreviations
Ag = agriculture and natural resources committee
Ap = appropriations committeJud = judiciary committee
BLT = Business, labor and econ LG = local government committee
Ed = education committee SA = state, veterans and military affairs committee
CC = conference committee Trans = transportation and energy committee
F = finance committee UA = upon adjournment
HE = health care and environm UR = upon recess