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1 Page 1 of 5 Bill Report Results - Senate Return to Main Screen LIST OF CML FOLLOWED SENATE BILLS SESSION (Positions are staff recommendations until ratified or otherwise determined by the CML Executive Board) Bill # Staff Board/Policy Committee Comment Position Short Title Sponsors Most Recent Status Monitor Contracting Preferences For Employing Coloradans Monitor Preference For US Materials In Public Contracts Monitor Ofc Econ Dev Business Retention & Expansion Prog Monitor Efficiencies In State Regulatory System Signed by Governor Monitor Postpone Repeal Denver Basin Aquifers Before Governor Monitor DOR Audits Auto Emission Test Centers Signed by Governor Support Low-speed Electric Vehicles SCHWARTZ / JONES Support Local Gov Option To Change LAMBERT / PERA Contribution Rates DELGROSSO Before Governor Monitor Prohibit Water Quality Standards Regs Nutrients Monitor Immunity For Reporters Of Overdoses Signed by Governor Monitor Residential Nonprofit Corp Refunds Open Meetings Before Governor Support Agency Rules With State Mandates On A Local Gov HUDAK / DURAN 04/25/2012 House Committee on State, FOSTER / MIKLOSI 04/26/2012 House Committee on State, Veterans, & Military Affairs Committee Vote - Final Action Failed NEWELL / MASSEY 05/04/2012 House Committee on NEVILLE / HOLBERT 03/09/2012 Senate Committee on Appropriations Postpone BROPHY / 03/08/2012 Governor Action - Signed SONNENBERG KING S. / MIKLOSI 05/04/2012 Sent to the Governor KING S. AGUILAR / SUMMERS 05/03/2012 Governor Action - Signed 01/30/2012 Senate Committee on State, 02/08/2012 Senate Committee on Energy Postpone 05/09/2012 Senate Consideration of First Conference Committee Report result was to Adopt Committee Report - HARVEY / HOLBERT 03/22/2012 Governor Action - Signed
2 Page 2 of Monitor Committee Of Reference Review Of Rules Signed by Governor Monitor Federal Mineral Lease Districts Signed by Governor Monitor Repeal Rapid Screen For High-emitting Vehicles Before Governor Monitor Protect Consumers Residential Roofing Work Before Governor Monitor Commercial Vehicle Enter Fund Continuous Approp Before Governor Monitor Failure To Provide Valid Transit Pass Or Coupon SCHEFFEL WHITE 04/06/2012 Governor Action - Signed KING S. / GARDNER 04/13/2012 Governor Action - Signed D. TOCHTROP / VAAD 05/01/2012 House Third Reading Passed SPENCE / PRIOLA GUZMAN / PABON 05/04/2012 Sent to the Governor 03/15/2012 Governor Action - Signed Signed by Governor Monitor Local Foods Local Jobs SCHWARTZ / Oppose Prohibit Red Light Camera RENFROE / 02/21/2012 Senate Committee on Vehicle Identification BAUMGARDNER Transportation Postpone Oppose Local & Statewide Assessed SCHEFFEL / PRIOLA 02/16/2012 Senate Committee on Finance Prop Tax Exemption Postpone Signed by Governor Monitor Commercial Vehicle BROPHY / 04/16/2012 Governor Action - Signed Standards Livestock & SONNENBERG Weight Signed by Governor Monitor Voting By Military Personnel WILLIAMS S. / LOOPER 04/12/2012 Governor Action - Signed Oppose Sev Tax Revenues For Rural BROPHY 02/02/2012 Senate Committee on Finance Insts Of Higher Ed Postpone Monitor Uniform Residential Landlord AGUILAR / WILSON 05/09/2012 Senate Second Reading Laid & Tenant Act Over to 0 Monitor Foreclosure Require Loan GIRON / DURAN 05/09/2012 Senate Committee on Modification Efforts Appropriations Postpone Monitor Legislative Intent In Review 02/01/2012 Senate Committee on Of State Agency Rules Judiciary Postpone Monitor Med Marijuana Financial STEADMAN / 02/14/2012 Senate Committee on Finance Cooperative MASSEY Postpone Monitor Bidder Prequalfication For GRANTHAM 01/31/2012 Senate Committee on CDOT Projects Transportation Postpone Signed by Governor Monitor Repeal Regulation Of Yellow JAHN / 04/06/2012 Governor Action - Signed Grease By CDPHE SONNENBERG Monitor Business Comment Fiscal MITCHELL 02/13/2012 Senate Committee on State, Impact Proposed Laws Rules Oppose Local Gov Sprinkler GRANTHAM 02/16/2012 Senate Committee on Local Installation Requirements Government Postpone 081 Monitor PERA Retirement Age Same HARVEY 02/09/2012 Senate Committee on Finance
3 Page 3 of As Social Security Postpone Monitor Dynamic Modeling For Fiscal SCHEFFEL / 0 House Committee on 083 Impact Of Bills DELGROSSO Legislative Council Postpone 084 Monitor PERA Transparency LAMBERT / SWALM 02/14/2012 Senate Committee on Finance Postpone 086 Monitor Study Cost Of Regulatory Compliance 087 Monitor Accrual Of Interest On Property Tax Refunds FOSTER 04/16/2012 House Second Reading Laid Over to Oppose Preempt Local Regulation Of HARVEY 02/16/2012 Senate Committee on Local 088 Oil & Gas Operations Government Postpone Monitor Repeal Motorcycle Operator RENFROE / 02/21/2012 Senate Committee on 089 Safety Program HOLBERT Transportation Postpone 092 Signed by Governor Monitor Motor Vehicle Video Display JAHN 04/13/2012 Governor Action - Signed Signed by Governor Monitor Clarify State Sales Tax HODGE / SZABO 03/09/2012 Governor Action - Signed 094 Definition Of Food 095 Signed by Governor Monitor Motor Vehicle Sales Cert Of Title Bond Requirement LUNDBERG 04/13/2012 Governor Action - Signed Signed by Governor Formerly opposed - - Amended on to other legislation Monitor Streamline Change Of Surface Water Diversion Point HODGE 03/22/2012 Governor Action - Signed Monitor Authority Of A Local NICHOLSON / Improvement District BRADFORD Monitor Collateral Consequences STEADMAN / LEVY State, Monitor Protect Water Oil Gas CARROLL / WILSON 05/09/2012 Senate Committee on Operations Fracking Appropriations Postpone Monitor Maintenance Regular List JOHNSTON / 03/28/2012 House Committee on Local Regis Electors Government Postpone Monitor Bath Salts As Controlled Substances FOSTER / BROWN Formerly opposed Monitor Repeal 25 Percent Food Threshold Liquor License WHITE / ACREE 05/08/2012 House Third Reading Passed Monitor PERA Fiscal Sustainability NEVILLE / HOLBERT 02/09/2012 Senate Committee on Finance Postpone Monitor Inter Design Docs Submittals FOSTER / MASSEY 04/18/2012 House Committee on Local Qual Inter Designers Government Postpone Vetoed by Governor Monitor Eliminate Regional Tourism HARVEY 05/04/2012 Governor Action - Vetoed Project Limit Monitor Motor Vehicle Emissions RENFROE / VAAD 02/24/2012 Senate Committee on Inspections Appropriations Postpone
4 Page 4 of Dead on Calendar Monitor Rural Broadband Jobs Act SCHWARTZ /, Monitor Governance Of Child Development Programs Monitor Issue Air & Water Quality Permits Within 12 Months NEWELL / MASSEY GRANTHAM / BECKER Signed by Governor Support Recycle Electronic Devices Divert From Landfills SCHWARTZ Monitor Pilot Projects Reduce BROPHY / Augmentation Requirements SONNENBERG 05/07/2012 House Committee on Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources Refer Unamended to House Committee of the Whole 04/25/2012 House Committee on State, 05/07/2012 House Committee on Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources Postpone 04/20/2012 Governor Action - Signed 02/16/2012 Senate Committee on Energy Postpone Monitor Ofc Econ Dev Strategy Grow HEATH / SUMMERS 05/04/2012 House Committee on & Retain Key Industries Appropriations Postpone Signed by Governor Monitor Limit Acceptance Benefits HODGE / PENISTON 04/12/2012 Governor Action - Signed Reward Official Action Monitor Prohibit False Election Info AGUILAR / WILLIAMS 03/20/2012 House Committee on Judiciary Made To Deter Voting A. Postpone Before Governor Monitor Allow Local Gov Retirement STEADMAN / 04/30/2012 Senate Considered House Plan Modifications PRIOLA Monitor Sunshine In Litigation Act MORSE 04/09/2012 Senate Committee on Judiciary Postpone, Monitor Responsible Medical Marijuana Vendor Standards Support Transparency Of Elections & - Amended on to HB CORA Signed by Governor Monitor Telecommunications Modernization Act Of 2012 Monitor Consolidate Public Housing Agencies In DOLA Monitor Illegal Drug Mfg Lab Cleanup TOCHTROP Verification Monitor Triggers For General Fund STEADMAN / Obligations GEROU Monitor Alternate Valuation Protest & Appeal Procedure TOCHTROP 05/02/2012 House Committee on State, HEATH / COURT State, Veterans, & Military Affairs Refer Unamended to House Committee of the Whole SCHEFFEL / 05/04/2012 Senate Committee on WILLIAMS A. Appropriations Postpone BOYD / BRADFORD 05/03/2012 Governor Action - Signed JOHNSTON / PABON 05/07/2012 House Committee on Judiciary Postpone 05/04/2012 Sent to the Governor State,
5 Page 5 of Monitor Court Time Periods By Seven Day Periods Monitor Unemployment Ins Rates Revenue Bonds Monitor Renewable Energy Standards CO Credits Removal Monitor Public School Capital Construction Oversight Monitor Colorado Forest Energy Jobs Act Monitor Building & Construction Contracts Monitor Utility Heating Disconnect Cold Weather Exemption Monitor Special Mobile Machinery Fleet Registration Monitor Repeal Unconstitutional Provisions State Const Oppose Lottery Games For State Veterans Assistance Grants Oppose Lottery Revenues For State Education Fund Monitor PERA Transparency CARROLL / GARDNER B. JAHN / LISTON GIRON / SWERDFEGER 05/04/2012 Senate Second Reading Laid Over to 05/15/2012 SCHWARTZ / 05/04/2012 Senate Committee on MASSEY Appropriations Postpone SCHWARTZ / 05/01/2012 Senate Committee on Energy Postpone TOCHTROP / KERR 05/02/2012 Senate Committee on J. Business, Labor and Technology Postpone BOYD STEADMAN / 05/03/2012 House Committee on Judiciary FERRANDINO Refer Unamended to House Committee of the Whole WILLIAMS S. &... / 04/16/2012 Senate Committee on State, RAMIREZ &... Veterans & Military Affairs Reconsider LUNDBERG 04/30/2012 Senate Committee on State, LAMBERT / SWALM 04/30/2012 Senate Committee on State, Adopted Support Use Severance Tax Water Infrastructure ROBERTS / WILSON 02/08/2012:22 PM 04:20 Signed by the Speaker of the House Signed by Governor Monitor Water Projects Eligibility SCHWARTZ / 03/09/2012 Governor Action - Signed Lists SONNENBERG Adopted Support No Unfunded Mandates ROBERTS 05/03/2012:45 PM 04:20 Signed by the Speaker of the House Adopted Support Amtrak Southwest Chief GRANTHAM / 05/04/2012 House Third Reading Passed MCKINLEY
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