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HB15-1284 by Representative(s) Winter and Roupe, Garnett; alsoSenator(s) Grantham and Hodge--Concerning measures to
enhance program efficiency for shared photovoltaic energy
generation facilities.
(Amendment recommended by Transportation and Energy Report, dated
March 18, 2015, and placed in member's bill file; Report also printed in
2 House Journal, March 19, 2015.)
HB15-1097 by Representative(s) McCann, Ginal, Lontine, Ryden; also
Senator(s) Newell--Concerning fetal alcohol spectrum
disorders, and, in connection therewith, recreating the fetal
alcohol spectrum disorders commission as a commission
under the department of human services, continuing the
commission, and authorizing the preliminary screening of
juveniles in the juvenile justice system and children in the
dependency and neglect system for possible exposure to
fetal alcohol.
(Amendment recommended by Appropriations Report, dated March 13,
2015, and placed in member's bill file; Report also printed in House
Journal, February 13, 2015.)
(Laid Over from March 19, 2015.)
HB15-1220 by Representative(s) Danielson and Ryden, Landgraf; also
Senator(s) Cooke--Concerning response to sexual assault on
campuses of Colorado's institutions of higher education.
(Amendment recommended by Public Health Care and Human Services
Report, dated March 17, 2015, and placed in member's bill file; Report
also printed in House Journal, March 18, 2015.)
(Laid Over from March 20, 2015.)
HB15-1280 by Representative(s) Young, Hamner, Rankin, Becker K.,
Brown, Vigil; also Senator(s) Grantham, Lambert,
Steadman, Baumgardner, Kefalas, Sonnenberg--Concerning
the creation of a capital reserve in certain cash funds.
(Amendment recommended by Appropriations Report, dated March 20,
2015, and placed in member's bill file; Report also printed in House
Journal, March 20, 2015.)
SB15-106 by Senator(s) Woods, Balmer, Jahn; also Representative(s)
Arndt--Concerning the continuation of the regulatory
authority granted under the "Barber and Cosmetologist
Act", and, in connection therewith, continuing the
cosmetology advisory committee and implementing the
other recommendations of the department of regulatory
agencies as contained in the 2014 sunset report and making
an appropriation.
3 SB15-186 by Senator(s) Woods, Guzman, Holbert, Jahn, Martinez
Humenik; also Representative(s) Dore and Garnett, Priola,
Rankin, Becker J., Lundeen, Klingenschmitt, Lawrence,
Lebsock, Neville P., Nordberg, Pabon, Sias, Tate, Van
Winkle--Concerning the exemption of yoga teacher training
from regulation under statutes governing private
occupational education, and, in connection therewith,
reducing an appropriation.
(Amendment recommended by Appropriations Report, dated March 20,
2015, and placed in member's bill file; Report also printed in House
Journal, March 20, 2015.)
SB15-187 by Senator(s) Grantham, Lambert, Steadman; also
Representative(s) Young, Hamner, Rankin--Concerning
authorization for the high-performance transportation
enterprise to deposit money received as a loan from the
state highway fund to a separate account within the
statewide transportation enterprise special revenue fund.
SB15-188 by Senator(s) Steadman, Grantham, Lambert; also
Representative(s) Rankin, Hamner, Young--Concerning the
use of the first tier of statutorily allocated tobacco litigation
settlement money, and, in connection therewith, making an
annual statutory allocation of such money to the tobacco
settlement defense account of the tobacco litigation
settlement cash fund and making an offsetting reduction in
the annual statutory allocation of such money to the
children's basic health plan trust, authorizing the department
of revenue to use money in the tobacco settlement defense
account for settlement enforcement related activities, and
making an appropriation.
SB15-189 by Senator(s) Steadman, Grantham, Lambert; also
Representative(s) Rankin, Hamner, Young--Concerning the
repeal of consolidated tobacco settlement program
monitoring and reporting requirements, and, in connection
therewith, reducing an appropriation.
(Amendment recommended by Appropriations Report, dated March 20,
2015, and placed in member's bill file; Report also printed in House
Journal, March 20, 2015.)
SB15-190 by Senator(s) Grantham, Lambert, Steadman; also
Representative(s) Hamner, Young, Rankin--Concerning
the repeal of the requirement that the executive director of
the department of personnel promulgate rules to establish
state archives' fees.
4 SB15-015 by Senator(s) Kefalas; also Representative(s) Primavera--
Concerning a clarification of benefits for autism spectrum
disorders in health benefit plans issued in this state.
HB15-1229 by Representative(s) McCann; also Senator(s) Martinez
Humenik--Concerning retaliation against a prosecutor.
(Amendment recommended by Judiciary Report, dated March 19, 2015,
and placed in member's bill file; Report also printed in House Journal,
March 20, 2015.)
SB15-058 by Senator(s) Guzman; also Representative(s) Kagan--
Concerning statewide policies and procedures for law
enforcement agencies that conduct eyewitness
identifications.

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SB15-085 Winter and Buck--Small Business Cottage Foods
Act

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HB15-1277 Vigil--Species Conservation Trust Fund Projects

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--Meet as Necessary to Finalize the FY 2015-16 Long Bill and
General Business

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HB15-1223 by Representative(s) Williams; also Senator(s) Balmer and Jahn--Concerning the extension of
current standards regarding home service contracts to new homes.
HB15-1213 by Representative(s) Tate and Tyler; also Senator(s) Martinez Humenik and Neville T.--
Concerning clarifications in connection with the responsibilities of the office of information
technology.
SB15-208 by Senator(s) Kefalas; also Representative(s) Brown--Concerning capital-related expenditures,
and, in connection therewith, granting the controller authority to allow expenditures for capital
construction budget appropriations if nonmonetary adjustments are needed when the legislature
is not in session, adding a capital development committee-approved waiver for the arts in public
places requirement, and clarifying the types of capital construction projects to which the arts in
public places requirement applies.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, March 20, 2015.)

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SB15-129 by Senator(s) Lundberg; also Representative(s) (None)--Concerning preserving the parent-
child relationship in domestic relations actions.
(Judiciary recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal, February 12, 2015.)
(Appropriations recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal,
March 13, 2015.)
(Laid Over from March 19, 2015.)
SB15-135 by Senator(s) Martinez Humenik and Jahn; also Representative(s) (None)--Concerning
modifications to statutory provisions governing urban redevelopment affecting public bodies in
connection with urban renewal projects.
(Laid Over from March 20, 2015.)
SB15-086 by Senator(s) Lambert; also Representative(s) Joshi--Concerning criminal background checks
performed pursuant to transfers of firearms.
(Appropriations recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal,
March 13, 2015.)
(Laid Over from March 20, 2015.)
SB15-045 by Senator(s) Lundberg; also Representative(s) (None)--Concerning the creation of income tax
credits for nonpublic education.
(Laid Over from March 20, 2015.)
SB15-091 by Senator(s) Scott; also Representative(s) (None)--Concerning a reduction in the statutory
limitation period applicable to legal actions for construction defects on improvements to real
property.
(State, Veterans, and Military Affairs recommends the bill be amended as printed in
Senate Journal, March 17, 2015.)
(Laid Over from March 20, 2015.)
HB15-1072 by Representative(s) Fields; also Senator(s) Newell--Concerning harassment through an
interactive electronic medium.
(Laid Over from March 20, 2015.)
HB15-1095 by Representative(s) Carver; also Senator(s) Lundberg--Concerning the extension of an
exemption under the "Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act" for certain small common-
interest communities to include communities created before July 1, 1992, whose declarations
limit their annual common expense liability to no more than three hundred dollars.
(Laid Over from March 20, 2015.)
HB15-1046 by Representative(s) Moreno; also Senator(s) Scott--Concerning authorization for the executive
director of the department of transportation to waive department project cost estimate-based
statutory contract amount limits when awarding a highway project contract.
(Laid Over from March 20, 2015.)
HB15-1164 by Representative(s) Pettersen; also Senator(s) Kerr--Concerning the postponement of jury
service for a person who is breast-feeding a child.
SB15-177 by Senator(s) Scheffel and Ulibarri; also Representative(s) DelGrosso and Singer--Concerning
prerequisites to the authority of a unit owners' association to pursue resolution of disputes
involving construction defects.
(Business, Labor, and Technology recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal,
March 19, 2015.)
HB15-1130 by Representative(s) Nordberg and Ryden; also Senator(s) Garcia and Hill--Concerning voting
by military and overseas voters in municipal elections, and, in connection therewith, extending
certain deadlines that govern the conduct of municipal elections to ensure that such voters have
the same ability to vote in such elections as they do in federal, state, and county elections.

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SJR15-019 by Senator(s) Todd and Lambert; also Representative(s) Rosenthal and Nordberg--Concerning
the designation of March 23, 2015, as "Colorado Aerospace Day" .
(Laid Over from March 19, 2015.)

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SB15-161 by Senator(s) Lambert; also Representative(s) Hamner--Concerning a supplemental
appropriation to the department of revenue.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, February 24, 2015.)
Senate Conferees: Senators Lambert, Chair, Grantham, and Steadman.
House Conferees: Representatives Hamner, Chair, Young, and Rankin.
(First Report of First Conference Committee printed in Senate Journal, March 20, 2015.)

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SB15-085 by Senator(s) Martinez Humenik; also Representative(s) Winter and Buck--Concerning the
expansion of the "Colorado Cottage Foods Act," and, in connection therewith, increasing the
net revenue a producer can earn under the act.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, February 24, 2015.)
Senate Conferees: Senators Martinez Humenik, Chair, Crowder, and Ulibarri.
House Conferees: Representatives Winter, Chair, Buck, and Kraft-Tharp.
Senate and House granted permission to go beyond the scope of differences of the two houses.

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Meet as Necessary to Finalize the FY 2015-16 Long Bill and General Business

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HB15-1114 by Representative(s) Saine; also Senator(s) Woods and Ulibarri--Prohibit State Aid To NDAA
Investigations