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1	1		First Regular Session
2	2		Seventy-fourth General Assembly
3	3		STATE OF COLORADO
4		-	~~REVISED~~
	4	+	ENGROSSED
5	5		This Version Includes All Amendments Adopted
6		-	on Second Reading in the ~~Second House~~
	6	+	on Second Reading in the House of Introduction
7	7		LLS NO. 23-0890.01 Pierce Lively x2059
8	8		SENATE BILL 23-213
9	9		Senate Committees House Committees
10		-	Local Government & Housing ~~Transportation, Housing & Local Government~~
11		-	Appropriations ~~Appropriations~~
	10	+	Local Government & Housing
	11	+	Appropriations
12	12		A BILL FOR AN ACT
13	13		C
14	14		ONCERNING STATE LAND USE REQUIREMENTS , AND, IN CONNECTION101
15		-	THEREWITH, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION .102
	15	+	THEREWITH, ESTABLISHING A PROCESS TO DIAGNOSE AND
	16	+	102
	17	+	ADDRESS HOUSING NEEDS ACROSS THE STATE , PROHIBITING A103
	18	+	LOCAL GOVERNMENT FROM ENFORCING CERTAIN OCCUPANCY104
	19	+	LIMITS, MODIFYING THE CONTENT REQUIREMENTS FOR COUNTY105
	20	+	AND MUNICIPAL MASTER PLANS , CRITERIA FOR CERTAIN GRANT106
	21	+	PROGRAMS, AND EXPENDITURES FROM THE MULTIMODAL107
	22	+	TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS F UND TO ALIGN WITH STATE108
	23	+	STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES , AND MAKING AN109
	24	+	APPROPRIATION.110
16	25		Bill Summary
17	26		(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
18		-	not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
	27	+	SENATE
	28	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	29	+	April 27, 2023
	30	+	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
	31	+	Moreno,
	32	+	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
	33	+	Jodeh and Woodrow,
	34	+	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
	35	+	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.
	36	+	Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law. not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
19	37		passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
20	38		applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
21	39		http://leg.colorado.gov
22	40		.)
23	41		Housing needs planning. The executive director of the
24	42		department of local affairs (director) shall, no later than December 31,
25	43		2024, and every 5 years thereafter, issue methodology for developing
26	44		statewide, regional, and local housing needs assessments. The statewide
27	45		housing needs assessment must determine existing statewide housing
28	46		stock and current and future housing needs. The regional housing needs
29		-	HOUSE
30		-	Amended 2nd Reading
31		-	May 4, 2023
32		-	SENATE
33		-	3rd Reading Unamended
34		-	April 28, 2023
35		-	SENATE
36		-	Amended 2nd Reading
37		-	April 27, 2023
38		-	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
39		-	Moreno, Exum, Gonzales, Hansen, Jaquez Lewis, Priola
40		-	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
41		-	Jodeh and Woodrow,
42		-	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
43		-	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.
44		-	Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law. assessments must allocate the addressing of housing needs identified in
	47	+	assessments must allocate the addressing of housing needs identified in
45	48		the statewide housing needs assessment to regions of the state. Similarly,
46	49		the local housing needs assessments must allocate the addressing of the
47	50		housing needs allocated in the regional housing needs assessment to
48	51		localities in the relevant region.
49	52		The director shall, no later than December 31, 2024, issue
50	53		guidance on creating a housing needs plan for both a rural resort job
51	54		center municipality and an urban municipality. Following this guidance,
52	55		no later than December 31, 2026, and every 5 years thereafter, a rural
53	56		resort job center municipality and an urban municipality shall develop a
54	57		housing needs plan and submit that plan to the department of local affairs
55	58		(department). A housing needs plan must include, among other things,
56	59		descriptions of how the plan was created, how the municipality will
57	60		address the housing needs it was assigned in the local housing needs
58	61		assessment, affordability strategies the municipality has selected to
59	62		address its local housing needs assessment, an assessment of
60	63		displacement risk and any strategies selected to address identified risks,
61	64		and how the locality will comply with other housing requirements in this
62	65		bill.
63	66		The director shall, no later than December 31, 2024, develop and
64	67		publish a menu of affordability strategies to address housing production,
65	68		preservation, and affordability. Rural resort job center municipalities and
66	69		urban municipalities shall identify at least 2 of these strategies that they
67	70		intend to implement in their housing plan, and urban municipalities with
68	71		a transit-oriented area must identify at least 3.
69	72		The director shall, no later than December 31, 2024, develop and
70	73		publish a menu of displacement mitigation measures. This menu must,
71	74		among other things, provide guidance for how to identify areas at the
72	75		highest risk for displacement and identify displacement mitigation
73	76		measures that a locality may adopt. An urban municipality must identify
74	77		which of these measures it intends to implement in its housing plan to
75	78		address any areas it identifies as at an elevated risk for displacement.
76	79		The director shall, no later than March 31, 2024, publish a report
77	80		that identifies strategic growth objectives that will incentivize growth in
78		-	transit-oriented areas and infill areas and guide growth at the edges of
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	82	+	-2- transit-oriented areas and infill areas and guide growth at the edges of
79	83		urban areas. The multi-agency advisory committee shall, no later than
80	84		March 31, 2024, submit a report to the general assembly concerning the
81	85		strategic growth objectives.
82	86		The bill establishes a multi-agency advisory committee and
83	87		requires that committee to conduct a public comment and hearing process
84	88		on and provide recommendations to the director on:
85	89		! Methodologies for developing statewide, regional, and
86	90		local housing needs assessments;
87	91		! Guidance for creating housing needs plans;
88	92		! Developing a menu of affordability strategies;
89		-	213
90		-	-2- ! Developing a menu of displacement mitigation measures;
	93	+	! Developing a menu of displacement mitigation measures;
91	94		! Identifying strategic growth objectives; and
92	95		! Developing reporting guidance and templates.
93	96		A county or municipality within a rural resort region shall
94	97		participate in a regional housing needs planning process. This process
95	98		must encourage participating counties and municipalities to identify
96	99		strategies that, either individually or through intergovernmental
97	100		agreements, address the housing needs assigned to them. A report on this
98	101		process must be submitted to the department. Further, within 6 months of
99	102		completing this process, a rural resort job center municipality shall submit
100	103		a local housing needs plan to the department. Once a year, both rural
101	104		resort job centers and urban municipalities shall report to the department
102	105		on certain housing data.
103	106		A multi-agency group created in the bill and the division of local
104	107		government within the department shall provide assistance to localities
105	108		in complying with the requirements of this bill. This assistance must
106	109		include technical assistance and a grant program.
107	110		Accessory dwelling units. The director shall promulgate an
108	111		accessory dwelling unit model code that, among other things, requires
109	112		accessory dwelling units to be allowed as a use by right in any part of a
110	113		municipality where the municipality allows single-unit detached
111	114		dwellings as a use by right. The committee shall provide
112	115		recommendations to the director for promulgating this model code. In
113	116		developing these recommendations, the committee shall conduct a public
114	117		comment and hearing process.
115	118		Even if a municipality does not adopt the accessory dwelling unit
116	119		model code, the municipality shall adhere to accessory dwelling unit
117	120		minimum standards established in the bill and by the department. These
118	121		minimum standards, among other things, must require a municipality to:
119	122		! Allow accessory dwelling units as a use by right in any part
120	123		of the municipality where the municipality allows
121	124		single-unit detached dwellings as a use by right;
122	125		! Only adopt or enforce local laws concerning accessory
123	126		dwelling units that use objective standards and procedures;
124		-	! Not adopt, enact, or enforce local laws concerning
	127	+	213
	128	+	-3- ! Not adopt, enact, or enforce local laws concerning
125	129		accessory dwelling units that are more restrictive than local
126	130		laws concerning single-unit detached dwellings; and
127	131		! Not apply standards that make the permitting, siting, or
128	132		construction of accessory dwelling units infeasible.
129	133		Middle housing. The director shall promulgate a middle housing
130	134		model code that, among other things, requires middle housing to be
131	135		allowed as a use by right in any part of a rural resort job center
132	136		municipality or a tier one urban municipality where the municipality
133	137		allows single-unit detached dwellings as a use by right. The committee
134	138		shall provide recommendations to the director for promulgating this
135		-	213
136		-	-3- model code. In developing these recommendations, the committee shall
	139	+	model code. In developing these recommendations, the committee shall
137	140		conduct a public comment and hearing process.
138	141		Even if a rural resort job center municipality or a tier one urban
139	142		municipality does not adopt the middle housing model code, the
140	143		municipality shall adhere to middle housing minimum standards
141	144		established in the bill and by the department. These minimum standards,
142	145		among other things, must require a municipality to:
143	146		! Allow middle housing as a use by right in certain areas;
144	147		! Only adopt or enforce local laws concerning middle
145	148		housing that use objective standards and procedures;
146	149		! Allow properties on which middle housing is allowed to be
147	150		split by right using objective standards and procedures;
148	151		! Not adopt, enact, or enforce local laws concerning middle
149	152		housing that are more restrictive than local laws concerning
150	153		single-unit detached dwellings; and
151	154		! Not apply standards that make the permitting, siting, or
152	155		construction of middle housing infeasible.
153	156		Transit-oriented areas. The director shall promulgate a
154	157		transit-oriented area model code that, among other things, imposes
155	158		minimum residential density limits for multifamily residential housing
156	159		and mixed-income multifamily residential housing and allows these
157	160		developments as a use by right in the transit-oriented areas of tier one
158	161		urban municipalities. The committee shall provide recommendations to
159	162		the director for promulgating this model code. In developing these
160	163		recommendations, the committee shall conduct a public comment and
161	164		hearing process.
162	165		Even if a tier one urban municipality does not adopt the
163	166		transit-oriented model code, the municipality shall adhere to middle
164	167		housing minimum standards established in the bill and by the department.
165	168		These minimum standards, among other things, must require a
166	169		municipality to:
167	170		! Create a zoning district within a transit-oriented area in
168	171		which multifamily housing meets a minimum residential
169	172		density limit and is allowed as a use by right; and
170		-	! Not apply standards that make the permitting, siting, or
	173	+	213
	174	+	-4- ! Not apply standards that make the permitting, siting, or
171	175		construction of multifamily housing in transit-oriented
172	176		areas infeasible.
173	177		Key corridors. The director shall promulgate a key corridor model
174	178		code that applies to key corridors in rural resort job center municipalities
175	179		and tier one urban municipalities. The model code must, among other
176	180		things, include requirements for:
177	181		! The percentage of units in mixed-income multifamily
178	182		residential housing that must be reserved for low- and
179	183		moderate-income households;
180	184		! Minimum residential density limits for multifamily
181		-	213
182		-	-4- residential housing; and
	185	+	residential housing; and
183	186		! Mixed-income multifamily residential housing that must be
184	187		allowed as a use by right in key corridors.
185	188		The committee shall provide recommendations to the director for
186	189		promulgating this model code. In developing these recommendations, the
187	190		committee shall conduct a public comment and hearing process.
188	191		Even if a rural resort job center municipality or a tier one urban
189	192		municipality does not adopt the key corridor model code, the municipality
190	193		shall adhere to key corridor minimum standards promulgated by the
191	194		director and developed by the department. These minimum standards,
192	195		among other things, must identify a net residential zoning capacity for a
193	196		municipality and must require a municipality to:
194	197		! Allow multifamily residential housing within key corridors
195	198		that meets the net residential zoning capacity as a use by
196	199		right;
197	200		! Not apply standards that make the permitting, siting, or
198	201		construction of multifamily housing in certain areas
199	202		infeasible; and
200	203		! Not adopt, enact, or enforce local laws that make satisfying
201	204		the required minimum residential density limits infeasible.
202	205		The committee shall provide recommendations to the director on
203	206		promulgating these minimum standards. In developing these
204	207		recommendations, the committee shall conduct a public comment and
205	208		hearing process.
206	209		Adoption of model codes and minimum standards. A relevant
207	210		municipality shall adopt either the model code or local laws that satisfy
208	211		the minimum standards concerning accessory dwelling units, middle
209	212		housing, transit-oriented areas, and key corridors. Furthermore, a
210	213		municipality shall submit a report to the department demonstrating that
211	214		it has done so. If a municipality fails to adopt either the model code or
212	215		local laws that satisfy the minimum standards by a specified deadline, the
213	216		relevant model code immediately goes into effect, and municipalities
214	217		shall then approve any proposed projects that meet the standards in the
215	218		model code using objective procedures. However, a municipality may
216		-	apply to the department for a deadline extension for a deficiency in water
	219	+	213
	220	+	-5- apply to the department for a deadline extension for a deficiency in water
217	221		or wastewater infrastructure or supply.
218	222		Additional provisions. The bill also:
219	223		! Requires the advisory committee on factory-built structures
220	224		and tiny homes to produce a report on the opportunities and
221	225		barriers in state law concerning the building of
222	226		manufactured homes, mobile homes, and tiny homes;
223	227		! Removes the requirements that manufacturers of
224	228		factory-built structures comply with escrow requirements
225	229		of down payments and provide a letter of credit, certificate
226	230		of deposit issued by a licensed financial institution, or
227		-	213
228		-	-5- surety bond issued by an authorized insurer;
	231	+	surety bond issued by an authorized insurer;
229	232		! Prohibits a planned unit development resolution or
230	233		ordinance for a planned unit with a residential use from
231	234		restricting accessory dwelling units, middle housing,
232	235		housing in transit-oriented areas, or housing in key
233	236		corridors in a way not allowed by this bill;
234	237		! Prohibits a local government from enacting or enforcing
235	238		residential occupancy limits that differ based on the
236	239		relationships of the occupants of a dwelling;
237	240		! Modifies the content requirements for a county and
238	241		municipal master plan, requires counties and municipalities
239	242		to adopt or amend master plans as part of an inclusive
240	243		process, and requires counties and municipalities to submit
241	244		master plans to the department;
242	245		! Allows a municipality to sell and dispose of real property
243	246		and public buildings for the purpose of providing property
244	247		to be used as affordable housing, without requiring the sale
245	248		to be submitted to the voters of the municipality;
246	249		! Requires the approval process for manufactured and
247	250		modular homes to be based on objective standards and
248	251		administrative review equivalent to the approval process
249	252		for site-built homes;
250	253		! Prohibits a municipality from imposing more restrictive
251	254		standards on manufactured and modular homes than the
252	255		municipality imposes on site-built homes;
253	256		! Prohibits certain municipalities from imposing minimum
254	257		square footage requirements for residential units in the
255	258		approval of residential dwelling unit construction permits;
256	259		! Requires certain entities to submit to the Colorado water
257	260		conservation board (board) a completed and validated
258	261		water loss audit report pursuant to guidelines that the board
259	262		shall adopt;
260	263		! Allows the board to make grants from the water efficiency
261	264		grant program cash fund to provide water loss audit report
262		-	validation assistance to covered entities;
	265	+	213
	266	+	-6- validation assistance to covered entities;
263	267		! Allows the board and the Colorado water resources and
264	268		power development authority to consider whether an entity
265	269		has submitted a required audit report in deciding whether
266	270		to release financial assistance to the entity for the
267	271		construction of a water diversion, storage, conveyance,
268	272		water treatment, or wastewater treatment facility;
269	273		! Prohibits a unit owners' association from restricting
270	274		accessory dwelling units, middle housing, housing in
271	275		transit-oriented areas, or housing in key corridors;
272	276		! Requires the department of transportation to ensure that the
273		-	213
274		-	-6- prioritization criteria for any grant program administered
	277	+	prioritization criteria for any grant program administered
275	278		by the department are consistent with state strategic growth
276	279		objectives, so long as doing so does not violate federal law;
277	280		! Requires any regional transportation plan that is created or
278	281		updated to address and ensure consistency with state
279	282		strategic growth objectives;
280	283		! Requires that expenditures for local and state multimodal
281	284		projects from the multimodal transportation options fund
282	285		are only to be made for multimodal projects that the
283	286		department determines are consistent with state strategic
284	287		growth objectives; and
285	288		! For state fiscal year 2023-24, appropriates $15,000,000
286	289		from the general fund to the housing plans assistance fund
287	290		and makes the department responsible for the accounting
288	291		related to the appropriation.
289	292		Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
290		-	SECTION 1. Legislative declaration. (1) (a) (I) The general2
291		-	assembly finds and declares that:3
292		-	(A) Colorado housing is currently among the most expensive in4
293		-	the nation. In 2021, Colorado had the sixth highest median home values5
294		-	and the fourth highest median gross rent but only the tenth highest median6
295		-	income, according to the state demographer;7
296		-	(B) Between 2010 and 2021, the percentage of Coloradans8
297		-	making less than seventy-five thousand dollars a year who were housing9
298		-	cost-burdened, meaning they spend more than thirty percent of their10
299		-	income on housing needs, increased from fifty-four percent to sixty-one11
300		-	percent, and, for renters making less than seventy-five thousand dollars12
301		-	a year, that percentage increased from fifty-nine percent to seventy-three13
302		-	percent, according to the American Community Survey;14
303		-	(C) Colorado's housing supply has not kept pace with population15
304		-	growth. Between 2010 and 2020, the state added one hundred twenty-six16
305		-	thousand fewer housing units than in the prior decade, despite the17
306		-	213-7- population increasing by a similar amount in each decade. The state has1
307		-	an unmet housing need, as of 2022, of between sixty-five thousand and2
308		-	ninety thousand units, according to the state demographer;3
309		-	(D) Many cities restrict the development of more compact4
310		-	affordable home types, such as accessory dwelling units, townhomes,5
311		-	duplexes, and multifamily homes, on most of their residential land;6
312		-	(E) Older adults represent the fastest growing segment of7
313		-	Colorado's population and have diverse housing needs that are not being8
314		-	adequately met in the current housing market, including the need for more9
315		-	accessible and affordable housing units built with universal design and10
316		-	located within age-friendly communities. The housing and land use11
317		-	policies of the state must be informed by the findings and12
318		-	recommendations of the strategic action plan on aging, developed13
319		-	pursuant to section 24-32-3406, prior to the repeal of that section, and the14
320		-	lifelong Colorado initiative created in section 26-11-302, including the15
321		-	eight realms of livable and age-friendly communities.16
322		-	(F) The ten largest municipalities in the Denver metropolitan area17
323		-	allow single-unit detached dwellings as a use by right on over eighty-five18
324		-	percent of their residential land, compared to allowing as a use by right19
325		-	an estimated twenty-four percent of their residential land for accessory20
326		-	dwelling units, thirty-three percent of their residential land for21
327		-	townhomes, thirty-one percent of their residential land for duplexes up to22
328		-	quadplexes, and thirty-five percent of their residential land for23
329		-	multifamily homes, according to publicly available zoning data;24
330		-	(G) The ten largest municipalities in the Denver metropolitan area25
331		-	require a minimum lot size of over five thousand square feet on more than26
332		-	half of their residential land, according to publicly available zoning data;27
333		-	213
334		-	-8- (H) These types of common zoning practices make it difficult to1
335		-	build more affordable home types and have historically been used to2
336		-	exclude low-income residents and renters;3
337		-	(I) To stabilize housing prices and ensure development of housing4
338		-	to meet the state's growing need, the state must increase its housing5
339		-	supply to address the unmet housing need from the past decade and plan6
340		-	for future household growth; and7
341		-	(J) Displacement from low-income neighborhoods has occurred8
342		-	in Colorado under current land use regulations as housing rents and prices9
343		-	have increased faster than wages, which has fundamentally changed the10
344		-	demographics of some areas. These pressures have led to both direct11
345		-	displacement of individual households from homes they can no longer12
346		-	afford and indirect displacement as the result of changes in the13
347		-	neighborhood population as low-income residents move out and the14
348		-	vacated units are no longer affordable to similar households. As the state15
349		-	and local governments seek to increase housing options and affordability,16
350		-	it is essential to take steps to mitigate further displacement and enable17
351		-	residents to stay in their neighborhoods if they wish.18
352		-	(II) Therefore, the general assembly finds, determines and19
353		-	declares that the lack of housing is a critical problem that threatens the20
354		-	economic, environmental, and social quality of life in Colorado.21
355		-	(b) (I) The general assembly finds and declares that:22
356		-	(A) The consequences of land use policies that limit housing23
357		-	supply and diversity include a lack of housing that is affordable to24
358		-	Coloradans of low and moderate incomes, a lack of housing to support25
359		-	employment growth, an imbalance in jobs and housing, segregated and26
360		-	unequal communities, reduced mobility and long commutes, reduced27
361		-	213
362		-	-9- options for older adults to age in their community of choice, loss of open1
363		-	space and agricultural land, high water usage, and increased greenhouse2
364		-	gas and air pollution;3
365		-	(B) When a local government's policies reduce and limit the4
366		-	supply of housing, neighboring local governments are also affected by5
367		-	more people seeking affordable housing; and6
368		-	(C) People are not able to live near where they work, leading to7
369		-	longer commutes, putting additional strain on Colorado's roads, and8
370		-	increasing pollution.9
371		-	(II) Therefore, the general assembly finds, determines, and10
372		-	declares that the lack of housing supply and unsustainable development11
373		-	patterns are partially caused by local government policies that effectively12
374		-	limit the construction of a diverse range of housing types in areas already13
375		-	served by infrastructure or in close proximity to jobs and public transit.14
376		-	(c) (I) The general assembly further finds and declares that the15
377		-	general assembly and the people of Colorado have made historic16
378		-	investments in affordable housing, including the following:17
379		-	(A) In 2021 and 2022, the general assembly approved close to one18
380		-	billion dollars for affordable housing investments funded primarily by the19
381		-	federal "American Rescue Plan Act of 2021", Pub.L. 117-2, and the20
382		-	general fund; and21
383		-	(B) In the November 2022 election, Colorado voters approved22
384		-	Proposition 123, which will dedicate an estimated three hundred million23
385		-	dollars per year to affordable housing.24
386		-	(II) Therefore, the general assembly finds, determines, and25
387		-	declares that, coupled with historic investments in affordable housing,26
388		-	reforms to local land use regulations can accelerate an increase in housing27
389		-	213
390		-	-10- supply that is affordable at all income levels and accessible for people of1
391		-	all ages and abilities.2
392		-	(A) National studies, such as the article "Relationships between3
393		-	Density and per Capita Municipal Spending in the United States",4
394		-	published in Urban Science, have found that lower density communities5
395		-	have higher government capital and maintenance costs for water, sewer,6
396		-	and transportation infrastructure, and lower property and sales tax7
397		-	revenues. These increased costs are often borne by both state and local8
398		-	governments.9
399		-	(B) A study for a rural resort municipality in Colorado found that10
400		-	doubling the average residential density for future growth would save11
401		-	thirty-one percent in capital and maintenance costs over twenty years.12
402		-	(2) The general assembly finds and declares that the availability13
403		-	of affordable housing is a matter of mixed statewide and local concern.14
404		-	Therefore, it is the intent of the general assembly in enacting this act to:15
405		-	(a) Create a more consistent ability statewide to develop a variety16
406		-	of housing types, limit the ability of local governments to reduce density17
407		-	or render infeasible housing development projects that can address the18
408		-	state's housing shortage for all parts of the income spectrum, and support19
409		-	more fiscally and environmentally sustainable development patterns;20
410		-	(b) Improve regional collaboration and outcomes by reducing the21
411		-	ability of individual local governments' land use restrictions to negatively22
412		-	influence regional concerns such as housing affordability, open space,23
413		-	traffic, and air pollution; and24
414		-	(c) Increase housing supply, allow more compact development,25
415		-	encourage more affordable housing, encourage more environmentally and26
416		-	fiscally sustainable development patterns, encourage housing patterns that27
417		-	213
418		-	-11- conserve water resources, and encourage housing units that are located in1
419		-	close proximity to public transit, places of employment, and everyday2
420		-	needs.3
421		-	(3) In finding and declaring that land use policies that affect4
422		-	housing supply are matters of mixed statewide and local concern, the5
423		-	general assembly finds and declares that there is a need for uniformity in6
424		-	policies that affect housing supply because:7
425		-	(a) The state has an interest in planning for future growth. The8
426		-	state demographer estimates that between 2023 and 2030 the state will9
427		-	add an average of thirty-five thousand households per year, and that10
428		-	between 2030 and 2040 the state will add an additional twenty-nine11
429		-	thousand six hundred households per year. According to the state12
430		-	demographer, households headed by a household age sixty-five and above13
431		-	are expected to increase by 197,000 from 2020 to 2030, meaning over14
432		-	half of the growth in households across the state is expected to be15
433		-	households over sixty-five.16
434		-	(b) Housing supply impacts housing affordability. Housing prices17
435		-	are typically higher when housing supply is restricted by local land use18
436		-	regulations in the metropolitan region, according to studies such as the19
437		-	National Bureau of Economic Research's working papers "Regulation and20
438		-	Housing Supply", "The Impact of Zoning on Housing Affordability", and21
439		-	"The Impact of Local Residential Land Use Restrictions on Land Values22
440		-	Across and Within Single Family Housing Markets".23
441		-	(c) Increasing housing supply moderates price increases and24
442		-	improves housing affordability across all incomes, according to studies25
443		-	such as "The Economic Implications of Housing Supply" in the Journal26
444		-	of Economic Perspectives and "Supply Skepticism: Housing Supply and27
445		-	213
446		-	-12- Affordability" in Housing Policy Debate;1
447		-	(d) Academic research such as "The Impact of Building2
448		-	Restrictions on Housing Affordability" in the Federal Reserve Bank of3
449		-	New York Economic Policy Review has identified zoning and other land4
450		-	use controls as a primary driver of rising housing costs in the most5
451		-	expensive housing markets;6
452		-	(e) Local land use regulations influence what types of housing are7
453		-	built throughout the state and can restrict more affordable housing8
454		-	options;9
455		-	(f) Between 2000 and 2019, over seventy percent of homes built10
456		-	in Colorado were single-unit detached dwellings, while less than three11
457		-	percent of homes were duplexes to quadplexes, and less than twenty-five12
458		-	percent of homes were homes in multifamily buildings with five or more13
459		-	units, according to the American Community Survey;14
460		-	(g) Middle housing and multifamily housing types are more15
461		-	affordable than detached dwellings, in part because land costs are shared16
462		-	between more households;17
463		-	(h) In 2019, Colorado duplexes and larger multifamily housing18
464		-	units cost between fourteen to forty-three percent less to own, and19
465		-	between nine to twenty-six percent less to rent, than single-unit detached20
466		-	dwellings depending on the type of housing, according to the American21
467		-	Community Survey;22
468		-	(i) Proposed market-rate and affordable housing projects are23
469		-	routinely delayed or denied due to discretionary and subjective political24
470		-	processes and land use regulations that limit denser development either25
471		-	directly or indirectly;26
472		-	(j) According to a 2022 article titled "Does Discretion Delay27
473		-	213
474		-	-13- Development?", in the American Planning Association Journal,1
475		-	residential projects using by-right approval processes are approved2
476		-	twenty-eight percent faster than those using discretionary approval3
477		-	processes, and faster approval times reduce developer costs and therefore4
478		-	housing costs;5
479		-	(k) Compact housing types such as duplexes, townhomes, and6
480		-	multifamily homes also use significantly less energy for heating, cooling,7
481		-	and electricity than detached dwellings, which saves residents money and8
482		-	results in lower emissions;9
483		-	(l) In Colorado, household energy savings range from forty10
484		-	percent less for townhomes to seventy percent less for larger multifamily11
485		-	homes compared to single-unit detached dwellings, according to12
486		-	residential housing stock data from the National Renewable Energy13
487		-	Laboratory;14
488		-	(m) The state has an interest in ensuring economic mobility by15
489		-	increasing affordable housing opportunities throughout the state:16
490		-	(I) Researchers have demonstrated that restrictive local land use17
491		-	regulations help explain segregation income within metropolitan areas,18
492		-	which leads to disparate incomes and access to opportunities;19
493		-	(II) In Colorado, households with the lowest incomes experienced20
494		-	the highest rates of housing cost burden, according to the American21
495		-	Community Survey;22
496		-	(III) Housing costs can dictate the quality of a child's education,23
497		-	and the highest performing schools are located in areas with the highest24
498		-	housing costs;25
499		-	(IV) According to a Brookings Institution report entitled "Housing26
500		-	Costs, Zoning, and Access to High Scoring Schools" that analyzed the27
501		-	213
502		-	-14- one hundred largest metropolitan areas in the United States, housing costs1
503		-	an average of two and four-tenths times as much near a high-scoring2
504		-	public school than near a low-scoring one. The same study found that3
505		-	metro areas with the least restrictive zoning have housing cost gaps4
506		-	between high-scoring and low-scoring schools that are sixty-three percent5
507		-	lower than metro areas with the most restrictive zoning.6
508		-	(V) Researchers have also found that upward mobility is7
509		-	significantly greater in more compact development areas than in low8
510		-	density areas, primarily due to better job accessibility by multiple9
511		-	transportation modes, according to the study "Does urban sprawl hold10
512		-	down upward mobility?", published in the journal of Landscape and11
513		-	Urban Planning.12
514		-	(VI) Nationwide, cities with the highest housing costs and lowest13
515		-	vacancy rates experience the highest rates of homelessness, according to14
516		-	a report by the Urban Institute, "Unsheltered Homelessness Trends,15
517		-	Characteristics, and Homeless Histories". These indicators explain a16
518		-	greater portion of the variation in regional rates of homelessness than17
519		-	other commonly assumed factors, such as poverty rate, substance use, or18
520		-	mental illness, according to a study in the European Journal of Housing19
521		-	Policy, "The Economics of Homelessness: The Evidence from North20
522		-	America".21
523		-	(VII) Through legislation such as House Bill 21-1266 and Senate22
524		-	Bill 21-272, the state has made significant efforts to identify23
525		-	disproportionately impacted communities and to prioritize benefits to24
526		-	these communities;25
527		-	(VIII) Researchers in the article "Housing Constraints and Spatial26
528		-	Misallocation", in the American Economic Journal, found that restrictions27
529		-	213
530		-	-15- on new housing supply in high productivity places limit the number of1
531		-	workers who have access to jobs in those places, which over the past2
532		-	several decades they estimate has lowered aggregate economic growth in3
533		-	the United States by thirty-six percent;4
534		-	(IX) Researchers in the study "Unaffordable Housing and Local5
535		-	Employment Growth", published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston,6
536		-	found that metropolitan areas in the United States and counties with lower7
537		-	housing affordability experience significantly less employment growth;8
538		-	and9
539		-	(X) Within regions, national surveys have found that a lack of10
540		-	affordable housing within a reasonable commuting distance impacts11
541		-	businesses' ability to attract and retain workers, according to a literature12
542		-	review conducted by the Center for Housing Policy; and13
543		-	(n) The state has an interest in advancing efficient water use, and14
544		-	local government decisions that encourage dispersed, low density15
545		-	development negatively affect the state's water supply:16
546		-	(I) Efficient water use is essential for creating vibrant17
547		-	communities that balance water supply and demand needs to create a18
548		-	sustainable urban landscape, according to the vision laid out in the19
549		-	Colorado water plan;20
550		-	(II) Compact infill development reduces water demand and21
551		-	infrastructure costs through shorter pipes that reduce losses, less22
552		-	landscaped space per unit, and better use of existing infrastructure; and23
553		-	(III) Compared to a single-unit detached dwelling, accessory24
554		-	dwelling units use twenty-two percent less water, small multifamily25
555		-	homes sixty-three percent less, and larger multifamily homes eighty-six26
556		-	percent less, based on data from Denver and Aurora water users analyzed27
557		-	213
558		-	-16- for the Colorado water and growth dialogue Final Report in 2018.1
559		-	(4) (a) The general assembly finds and declares that there is an2
560		-	extraterritorial impact when local governments enact local ordinances that3
561		-	have impacts that cross jurisdictional lines because:4
562		-	(I) Local restrictions on housing push people further from their5
563		-	work and increase driving commute times;6
564		-	(II) Communities with the most restrictive local land use7
565		-	regulations often enable job growth while limiting the ability of housing8
566		-	growth to keep pace, which affects the pace of housing development in9
567		-	neighboring jurisdictions. This results in regional imbalances between10
568		-	jobs and housing that researchers have found have a significant impact on11
569		-	vehicle miles traveled and commute times, according to studies such as12
570		-	"Which Reduces Vehicle Travel More: Jobs-Housing Balance or13
571		-	Retail-Housing Mixing?", published in the Journal of the American14
572		-	Planning Association.15
573		-	(III) In the ten rural resort municipalities with the highest jobs to16
574		-	housing ratios in the state, over ninety percent of workers commute from17
575		-	other jurisdictions, according to housing data from the 2020 federal18
576		-	decennial Census and jobs and commuting data from the Longitudinal19
577		-	Employer-Household Dynamics Origin-Destination Employment Dataset20
578		-	from the Census;21
579		-	(IV) The ten rural resort municipalities with the highest jobs to22
580		-	housing ratios in the state added eighteen percent fewer housing units per23
581		-	capita and their commute times for workers were seventeen percent24
582		-	longer on average than jurisdictions in rural resort counties as a whole,25
583		-	according to data from the 2020 federal decennial Census, American26
584		-	Community Survey, and the Longitudinal Employer-Household Dynamics27
585		-	213
586		-	-17- Origin-Destination Employment Dataset from the Census;1
587		-	(V) Nationwide, the number of jobs within the typical commute2
588		-	distance for residents in major metropolitan areas has declined over time3
589		-	according to a report by the Brookings Institution titled "The Growing4
590		-	Distance Between People and Jobs in Metropolitan America";5
591		-	(VI) Coloradans drive more miles per person than they used to, in6
592		-	part due to dispersed, low-density development patterns, putting stress on7
593		-	transportation infrastructure and increasing household costs;8
594		-	(VII) Since 1981, per capita vehicle miles traveled in Colorado9
595		-	have risen by over twenty percent according to data from the Federal10
596		-	Highway Administration;11
597		-	(VIII) High transportation costs impact low-income households12
598		-	in particular, with households making less than forty-thousand dollars per13
599		-	year in the western United States spending over twenty-four percent of14
600		-	their income on transportation, when spending more than fifteen percent15
601		-	of income on transportation is considered cost burdened, according to16
602		-	data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Expenditure Surveys;17
603		-	and18
604		-	(IX) In Colorado, households in more dense areas, census tracts19
605		-	with more than four thousand units per square mile or about fifteen units20
606		-	per acre, drive twenty percent less than the state average, and higher21
607		-	density areas, census tracts with more than ten thousand units per square22
608		-	mile or about forty units per acre, drive forty percent less than the state23
609		-	average, according to data from the 2017 National Household Travel24
610		-	Survey; and25
611		-	(b) The increase in vehicle traffic due to local land use restrictions26
612		-	also has an environmental extraterritorial impact:27
613		-	213
614		-	-18- (I) Vehicle traffic, which increases when land use patterns are1
615		-	more dispersed, contributes twenty percent of nitrogen oxides emissions,2
616		-	a key ozone precursor, according to the Executive Summary of the3
617		-	Moderate Area Ozone SIP for the 2015 Ozone NAAQS by the Regional4
618		-	Air Quality Council;5
619		-	(II) The United States environmental protection agency has6
620		-	classified the Denver Metro/North Front Range area as being in severe7
621		-	non-attainment for ozone and ground level ozone, which has serious8
622		-	impacts on human health, particularly for vulnerable populations;9
623		-	(III) According to the greenhouse gas pollution reduction10
624		-	roadmap, published by the Colorado energy office and dated January 14,11
625		-	2021, the transportation sector is the single largest source of greenhouse12
626		-	gas pollution in Colorado;13
627		-	(IV) Nearly sixty percent of the greenhouse gas emissions from14
628		-	the transportation sector come from light-duty vehicles, the majority of15
629		-	cars and trucks that Coloradans drive every day;16
630		-	(V) As part of the greenhouse gas pollution reduction roadmap,17
631		-	a strategic action plan to achieve legislatively adopted targets of reducing18
632		-	greenhouse gas pollution economy-wide by fifty percent below 200519
633		-	levels by 2030 and ninety percent by 2050, the state committed to20
634		-	reducing emissions from the transportation sector by forty-one percent by21
635		-	2030 from a 2005 baseline;22
636		-	(VI) The Greenhouse Gas Transportation Planning Standard23
637		-	adopted by the Transportation Commission in 2021 set a target to reduce24
638		-	transportation greenhouse gas emissions through the transportation25
639		-	planning process by one million five hundred thousand tons by 2030;26
640		-	(VII) Local government land use decisions that require a27
641		-	213
642		-	-19- minimum amount of parking spaces beyond what is necessary to meet1
643		-	market demand increase vehicle miles traveled and associated greenhouse2
644		-	gas emissions. According to the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies3
645		-	article titled "What Do Residential Lotteries Show Us About4
646		-	Transportation Choices", higher amounts of free parking provided in5
647		-	residential developments cause higher rates of vehicle ownership, higher6
648		-	rates of vehicle miles traveled, and less frequent transit use.7
649		-	(VIII) Local government land use decisions that require a8
650		-	minimum amount of parking spaces increase the cost of new residential9
651		-	projects, which increases housing costs. According to the Regional10
652		-	Transportation District study "Residential Parking in Station Areas: A11
653		-	Study of Metro Denver", structured parking spaces in the Denver12
654		-	metropolitan areas cost twenty-five thousand dollars each to build in13
655		-	2020, and use space which would otherwise be used for revenue14
656		-	generating residential units, decreasing the profitability of residential15
657		-	development. As a result, parking requirements may discourage16
658		-	developers from building new residential projects, or, if they do move17
659		-	forward with projects, force them to recoup the costs of building18
660		-	excessive parking by increasing housing prices.19
661		-	(5) (a) Local land use policies that encourage dispersed, low20
662		-	density development have an impact on open space and agricultural land,21
663		-	and exposure to climate hazards outside of their jurisdictional limits:22
664		-	(I) A study of urbanized areas in the United States, "The Effect of23
665		-	Land-Use Controls on the Spatial Size of U.S. Urbanized Areas", in the24
666		-	Journal of Regional Science, found that the presence of density25
667		-	restrictions such as minimum lot sizes and floor area ratio limits result in26
668		-	larger urbanized areas;27
669		-	213
670		-	-20- (II) Enabling denser housing near transit and in already developed1
671		-	areas can limit continued loss of agricultural and natural lands;2
672		-	(III) Between 1982 and 2017, Colorado lost over twenty-five3
673		-	percent of its agricultural cropland, according to data from the National4
674		-	Resources Inventory published by the United States department of5
675		-	agriculture, and, over the same time period, the size of urban and built-up6
676		-	areas grew faster than the population by over one hundred percent7
677		-	compared to eighty-three percent;8
678		-	(IV) Encouraging growth in infill locations is an important9
679		-	strategy for minimizing wildfire risk by limiting the growth of households10
680		-	in fire-prone areas; and11
681		-	(V) Between 2012 and 2017, the number of people living in the12
682		-	wildland-urban interface increased by nearly fifty percent according to the13
683		-	Colorado state forest service.14
684		-	(b) Therefore, the general assembly finds, determines and declares15
685		-	that local government land use decisions that limit housing and encourage16
686		-	dispersed low-density development impact local and state government17
687		-	fiscal health and the business community.18
688		-	(c) The general assembly also declares that the development and19
689		-	use of land is a matter of mixed statewide and local concern. 20
690		-	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add article 33 to title21
691		-	29 as follows:22
692		-	ARTICLE 33 23
693		-	State Land Use Requirements For Affordable Housing24
694		-	PART 125
695		-	HOUSING NEEDS PLANNING26
696		-	29-33-101. Legislative declaration. (1) T
697		-	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
698		-	27
699		-	213
700		-	-21- HEREBY FINDS, DETERMINES, AND DECLARES THAT:1
	293	+	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add article 33 to title
	294	+	2
	295	+	29 as follows:3
	296	+	ARTICLE 33 4
	297	+	State Land Use Requirements For Affordable Housing5
	298	+	PART 16
	299	+	HOUSING NEEDS PLANNING7
	300	+	213-7- 29-33-101. Legislative declaration. (1) T HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY1
	301	+	HEREBY FINDS, DETERMINES, AND DECLARES THAT:2
701	302		(a) C
702	303		OLORADO LACKS A COORDINATED PROCESS TO SET GOALS ,
703		-	2
704		-	DEVELOP SOLUTIONS , AND TRACK PROGRESS TOWARDS ~~MEETING3~~
705		-	STATEWIDE, REGIONAL, AND LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS;4
	304	+	3
	305	+	DEVELOP SOLUTIONS, AND TRACK PROGRESS TOWARDS M EETING4
	306	+	STATEWIDE, REGIONAL, AND LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS;5
706	307		(b) C
707	308		ONSISTENT INFORMATION ABOUT STATEWIDE , REGIONAL, AND
708		-	5
709		-	LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS IS ESSENTIAL IN DEVELOPING EQUITABLE ~~AND6~~
710		-	EFFECTIVE HOUSING POLICIES AND STRATEGIES AND IMPROVING ~~EFFORTS7~~
711		-	TO INCREASE HOUSING AFFORDABILITY OVER TIME ;8
	309	+	6
	310	+	LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS IS ESSENTIAL IN DEVELOPING EQUITABLE AND7
	311	+	EFFECTIVE HOUSING POLICIES AND STRATEGIES AND IMPROVING EFFORTS8
	312	+	TO INCREASE HOUSING AFFORDABILITY OVER TIME ;9
712	313		(c) H
713	314		OUSING MARKETS EXPAND BEYOND THE BORDERS OF
714		-	9
715		-	INDIVIDUAL LOCAL GOVERNMENTS , AND INFORMATION IS REQUIRED ON ~~A10~~
716		-	LOCAL, REGIONAL, AND STATEWIDE SCALE TO MAKE A HOLISTIC PLAN ~~FOR11~~
717		-	ADDRESSING HOUSING NEEDS ;12
	315	+	10
	316	+	INDIVIDUAL LOCAL GOVERNMENTS , AND INFORMATION IS REQUIRED ON A11
	317	+	LOCAL, REGIONAL, AND STATEWIDE SCALE TO MAKE A HOLISTIC PLAN FOR12
	318	+	ADDRESSING HOUSING NEEDS ;13
718	319		(d) A
719	320		LTHOUGH SOME LOCAL GOVERNMENTS WORK TO ASSESS AND
720		-	13
721		-	ADDRESS HOUSING NEEDS, THESE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS USE ~~DIFFERENT14~~
722		-	METHODOLOGIES, DO THIS WORK AT DIFFERENT TIMES , AND ~~LACK15~~
723		-	REGIONAL COORDINATION;16
	321	+	14
	322	+	ADDRESS HOUSING NEEDS, THESE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS USE DIFFERENT15
	323	+	METHODOLOGIES, DO THIS WORK AT DIFFERENT TIMES , AND LACK16
	324	+	REGIONAL COORDINATION;17
724	325		(e) A
725	326		LTHOUGH SOME LOCAL GOVERNMENTS WORK TO BECOME
726		-	17
727		-	AGE-FRIENDLY COMMUNITIES , THESE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS USE18
728		-	DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO ADDRESS OLDER ADULT HOUSING NEEDS , AND19
729		-	MANY LOCAL GOVERNMENTS DO NOT SPECIFICALLY PLAN FOR STRATEGIES20
730		-	TO ADDRESS OLDER ADULT HOUSING NEEDS . OLDER ADULTS REPRESENT21
731		-	THE FASTEST GROWING SEGMENT OF COLORADO'S POPULATION AND HAVE22
732		-	DIVERSE HOUSING NEEDS. LOCAL GOVERNMENTS THAT DO NOT PLAN TO23
733		-	ADEQUATELY MEET THE NEED FOR MORE ACCESSIBLE AND AFFORDABLE24
734		-	HOUSING UNITS BUILT WITH UNIVERSAL DESIGN AND LOCATED WITHIN AGE25
735		-	FRIENDLY COMMUNITIES, CONTRIBUTE TO AN IMBALANCE IN THE LOCAL ,26
736		-	REGIONAL, AND STATEWIDE HOUSING MARKETS .27
737		-	213
738		-	-22- (f) LOCAL GOVERNMENTS THAT DO NOT ALLOW HOUSING SUPPLY1
739		-	TO KEEP PACE WITH HOUSEHOLD AND JOB GROWTH AND CHANGING2
740		-	DEMOGRAPHICS IN THEIR JURISDICTIONS EXPORT THEIR HOUSING NEEDS TO3
741		-	NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES , CAUSING REGIONAL IMBALANCES THAT4
742		-	IMPACT EQUITY, POLLUTION, INFRASTRUCTURE COSTS, AND QUALITY OF5
743		-	LIFE;6
	327	+	18
	328	+	AGE-FRIENDLY COMMUNITIES , THESE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS USE19
	329	+	DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO ADDRESS OLDER ADULT HOUSING NEEDS , AND20
	330	+	MANY LOCAL GOVERNMENTS DO NOT SPECIFICALLY PLAN FOR STRATEGIES21
	331	+	TO ADDRESS OLDER ADULT HOUSING NEEDS . OLDER ADULTS REPRESENT22
	332	+	THE FASTEST GROWING SEGMENT OF COLORADO'S POPULATION AND HAVE23
	333	+	DIVERSE HOUSING NEEDS. LOCAL GOVERNMENTS THAT DO NOT PLAN TO24
	334	+	ADEQUATELY MEET THE NEED FOR MORE ACCESSIBLE AND AFFORDABLE25
	335	+	HOUSING UNITS BUILT WITH UNIVERSAL DESIGN AND LOCATED WITHIN AGE26
	336	+	FRIENDLY COMMUNITIES, CONTRIBUTE TO AN IMBALANCE IN THE LOCAL ,27
	337	+	213
	338	+	-8- REGIONAL, AND STATEWIDE HOUSING MARKETS .1
	339	+	(f) L
	340	+	OCAL GOVERNMENTS THAT DO NOT ALLOW HOUSING SUPPLY
	341	+	2
	342	+	TO KEEP PACE WITH HOUSEHOLD AND JOB GROWTH AND CHANGING3
	343	+	DEMOGRAPHICS IN THEIR JURISDICTIONS EXPORT THEIR HOUSING NEEDS TO4
	344	+	NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES , CAUSING REGIONAL IMBALANCES THAT5
	345	+	IMPACT EQUITY, POLLUTION, INFRASTRUCTURE COSTS, AND QUALITY OF6
	346	+	LIFE;7
744	347		(g) R
745	348		EQUIRING LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO PLAN FOR AND
746		-	7
747		-	IMPLEMENT STRATEGIES TO MEET AN EQUITABLE AMOUNT OF ~~THEIR8~~
748		-	REGION'S HOUSING DEMAND WILL HELP MITIGATE THESE IMBALANCES ~~AND9~~
749		-	THEIR NEGATIVE IMPACTS;10
	349	+	8
	350	+	IMPLEMENT STRATEGIES TO MEET AN EQUITABLE AMOUNT OF THEIR9
	351	+	REGION'S HOUSING DEMAND WILL HELP MITIGATE THESE IMBALANCES AND10
	352	+	THEIR NEGATIVE IMPACTS;11
750	353		(h) T
751	354		HE STATE MANAGES MULTIPLE GRANT -BASED PROGRAMS
752		-	11
753		-	DESIGNED TO HELP LOCAL ~~GOVERN MENTS~~ ASSESS AND MEET ~~HOUSING12~~
754		-	NEEDS, AND THESE PROGRAMS WILL BE ABLE TO MORE ~~EFFECTIVELY13~~
755		-	ADDRESS HOUSING ISSUES WITH MORE COMPREHENSIVE AND ~~CONSISTENT14~~
756		-	INFORMATION INFORMED BY REGIONAL AND STATEWIDE DATA ; 15
	355	+	12
	356	+	DESIGNED TO HELP LOCAL GOVE RNMENTS ASSESS AND MEET HOUSING13
	357	+	NEEDS, AND THESE PROGRAMS WILL BE ABLE TO MORE EFFECTIVELY14
	358	+	ADDRESS HOUSING ISSUES WITH MORE COMPREHENSIVE AND CONSISTENT15
	359	+	INFORMATION INFORMED BY REGIONAL AND STATEWIDE DATA ; AND16
757	360		(i) T
758	361		HE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRANSFORMATIONAL TASK FORCE
759		-	16
760		-	ESTABLISHED IN SECTION 24-75-229 (6)(a), IDENTIFIED A ~~STATEWIDE17~~
761		-	HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT AND PRODUCTION STRATEGY AS A ~~TOP18~~
762		-	LEGISLATIVE PRIORITY FOR COLORADO IN THE TASK FORCE'S ~~FEBRUARY19~~
	362	+	17
	363	+	ESTABLISHED IN SECTION 24-75-229 (6)(a), IDENTIFIED A STATEWIDE18
	364	+	HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT AND PRODUCTION STRATEGY AS A TOP19
	365	+	LEGISLATIVE PRIORITY FOR COLORADO IN THE TASK FORCE'S FEBRUARY20
763	366		23,
764	367		2022, REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY .
765		-	20
766		-	(2) THEREFORE, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DECLARES THAT THE21
767		-	DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF LAND IS A MATTER OF MIXED STATEWIDE AND22
768		-	LOCAL CONCERN.23
	368	+	21
769	369		29-33-102. Definitions. A
770	370		S USED IN THIS ARTICLE 33, UNLESS THE
771		-	24
772		-	CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :25
	371	+	22
	372	+	CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :23
773	373		(1) "A
774	374		CCESSIBLE UNIT" MEANS A HOUSING UNIT THAT SATISFIES
	375	+	24
	376	+	THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE FEDERAL "FAIR HOUSING ACT", 42 U.S.C. SEC.25
	377	+	3601
	378	+	ET SEQ., AS AMENDED AND INCORPORATES UNIVERSAL DESIGN .
775	379		26
776		-	THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE FEDERAL "FAIR HOUSING ACT", 42 U.S.C. SEC.27
777		-	213
778		-	-23- 3601 ET SEQ., AS AMENDED AND INCORPORATES UNIVERSAL DESIGN .1
779	380		(2) "A
780	381		CCESSORY DWELLING UNIT " MEANS AN INTERNAL ,
781		-	2
782		-	ATTACHED, OR DETACHED RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNIT THAT :3
	382	+	27
	383	+	213
	384	+	-9- ATTACHED, OR DETACHED RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNIT THAT :1
783	385		(a) P
784	386		ROVIDES COMPLETE INDEPENDENT LIVING FACILITIES FOR ONE
785		-	4
786		-	OR MORE PERSONS;5
	387	+	2
	388	+	OR MORE PERSONS;3
787	389		(b) I
788	390		S LOCATED ON THE SAME LOT AS A PROPOSED OR EXISTING
789		-	6
790		-	PRIMARY RESIDENCE; ~~AND7~~
	391	+	4
	392	+	PRIMARY RESIDENCE; AND5
791	393		(c) I
792	394		NCLUDES PROVISIONS FOR LIVING , SLEEPING, EATING,
	395	+	6
	396	+	COOKING, AND SANITATION.7
	397	+	(3) "A
	398	+	FFORDABLE HOUSING" MEANS HOUSING FOR FULL -TIME
793	399		8
794		-	COOKING, AND SANITATION.9
795		-	(3) "AFFORDABLE HOUSING" MEANS HOUSING FOR WHICH LOW-10
796		-	AND MODERATE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS DO NOT SPEND MORE THAN THIRTY11
797		-	PERCENT OF THEIR HOUSEHOLD INCOME ON HOUSING COSTS .12
	400	+	RESIDENTIAL OCCUPANCY WHICH MEETS THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY9
	401	+	AS IDENTIFIED IN THE HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT OF THE LOCAL10
	402	+	JURISDICTION.11
798	403		(4) "B
799	404		ROWNFIELD DEVELOPMENT " MEANS THE DEVELOPMENT OF
800		-	13
801		-	BROWNFIELD SITES, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 31-25-103 (3.1).14
802		-	15
803		-	(5) "BUS RAPID TRANSIT" MEANS A BUS-BASED TRANSIT SERVICE16
804		-	THAT INCLUDES AT LEAST THREE OF THE FOLLOWING :17
	405	+	12
	406	+	BROWNFIELD SITES, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 31-25-103 (3.1).13
	407	+	(5) "B
	408	+	UILDABLE LANDS ANALYSIS" MEANS AN EVALUATION OF
	409	+	14
	410	+	LANDS SUITABLE FOR DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING POTENTIAL GREYFIELD15
	411	+	DEVELOPMENT, BROWNFIELD DEVELOPMENT , AND GREENFIELD16
	412	+	DEVELOPMENT.17
	413	+	(6) "B
	414	+	US RAPID TRANSIT" MEANS A BUS-BASED TRANSIT SERVICE
	415	+	18
	416	+	THAT INCLUDES AT LEAST THREE OF THE FOLLOWING :19
805	417		(a) S
806	418		ERVICE THAT IS SCHEDULED TO RUN EVERY FIFTEEN MINUTES
807		-	18
808		-	OR LESS DURING THE HIGHEST FREQUENCY SERVICE HOURS ;19
	419	+	20
	420	+	OR LESS DURING THE HIGHEST FREQUENCY SERVICE HOURS ;21
809	421		(b) D
810	422		EDICATED LANES OR BUSWAYS ;
811		-	20
	423	+	22
812	424		(c) T
813	425		RAFFIC SIGNAL PRIORITY;
814		-	21
	426	+	23
815	427		(d) O
816	428		FF-BOARD FARE COLLECTION;
817		-	22
	429	+	24
818	430		(e) E
819	431		LEVATED PLATFORMS; OR
820		-	23
	432	+	25
821	433		(f) E
822	434		NHANCED STATIONS.
823		-	24
824		-	(6) "COMMUTER BUS RAPID TRANSIT" MEANS A BUS RAPID TRANSIT25
825		-	SERVICE THAT OPERATES ON A LIMITED -ACCESS HIGHWAY FOR THE26
826		-	MAJORITY OF ITS ROUTE.27
827		-	213
828		-	-24- (7) "COTTAGE CLUSTER" MEANS A GROUPING OF TWO OR MORE1
829		-	DETACHED HOUSING UNITS, EACH HOUSING UNIT HAVING A FOOTPRINT OF2
830		-	NO MORE THAN NINE HUNDRED SQUARE FEET , AND THE GROUPING HAVING3
831		-	A COMMON COURTYARD .4
832		-	(8) "DISCRETIONARY APPROVAL PROCESS" MEANS A DEVELOPMENT5
833		-	APPROVAL PROCESS CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO LOCAL LAW THAT6
834		-	REQUIRES A PUBLIC BODY OR OFFICIAL TO MAKE ONE OR MORE SUBJECTIVE7
835		-	DETERMINATIONS, INCLUDING:8
	435	+	26
	436	+	(7) "C
	437	+	OMMUTER BUS RAPID TRANSIT" MEANS A BUS RAPID TRANSIT
	438	+	27
	439	+	213
	440	+	-10- SERVICE THAT OPERATES ON A LIMITED -ACCESS HIGHWAY FOR THE1
	441	+	MAJORITY OF ITS ROUTE.2
	442	+	(8) "C
	443	+	OTTAGE CLUSTER" MEANS A GROUPING OF TWO OR MORE
	444	+	3
	445	+	DETACHED HOUSING UNITS, EACH HOUSING UNIT HAVING A FOOTPRINT OF4
	446	+	NO MORE THAN NINE HUNDRED SQUARE FEET , AND THE GROUPING HAVING5
	447	+	A COMMON COURTYARD .6
	448	+	(9) "D
	449	+	ISCRETIONARY APPROVAL PROCESS" MEANS A DEVELOPMENT
	450	+	7
	451	+	APPROVAL PROCESS CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO LOCAL LAW THAT8
	452	+	REQUIRES A PUBLIC BODY OR OFFICIAL TO MAKE ONE OR MORE SUBJECTIVE9
	453	+	DETERMINATIONS, INCLUDING:10
836	454		(a) E
837	455		VALUATIONS OF CONSISTENCY OF AN APPLICATION WITH
838		-	9
839		-	LOCAL PLANS;10
	456	+	11
	457	+	LOCAL PLANS;12
840	458		(b) C
841	459		OMPATIBILITY OR HARMONY OF AN APPLICATION WITH
842		-	11
843		-	SURROUNDING LAND USES OR DEVELOPMENT ;12
	460	+	13
	461	+	SURROUNDING LAND USES OR DEVELOPMENT ;14
844	462		(c) I
845	463		NDIVIDUALIZED EVALUATIONS RELATING TO MITIGATION OF
846		-	13
847		-	IMPACTS; ~~OR14~~
	464	+	15
	465	+	IMPACTS; OR16
848	466		(d) E
849	467		VALUATION OF AN APPLICATION'S CONSISTENCY WITH PUBLIC
	468	+	17
	469	+	WELFARE.18
	470	+	(10) "D
	471	+	ISPLACEMENT" MEANS THE INVOLUNTARY RELOCATION OF
	472	+	19
	473	+	RESIDENTS DUE TO:20
	474	+	(a) N
	475	+	EW DEVELOPMENT AND AN INFLUX OF WEALTHIER RESIDENTS
	476	+	21
	477	+	RESULTING IN THE GENTRIFICATION OF A NEIGHBORHOOD ;22
	478	+	(b) H
	479	+	OMES BEING VACATED BY LOW -INCOME RESIDENTS AND
	480	+	23
	481	+	OTHER LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS BEING UNABLE TO AFFORD TO MOVE IN OR24
	482	+	FORCED TO VACATE BECAUSE RENTS AND SALES PRICES HAVE INCREASED25
	483	+	ABOVE WHAT LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS CAN AFFORD ;26
	484	+	(c) D
	485	+	ISCRIMINATORY POLICIES, SUCH AS BANNING TENANTS WITH
	486	+	27
	487	+	213
	488	+	-11- HOUSING VOUCHERS , ELIMINATING UNITS LARGE ENOUGH FOR1
	489	+	HOUSEHOLDS WITH CHILDREN , OR CHANGING LAND USE OR ZONING THAT2
	490	+	FOSTER A CHANGE IN THE CHARACTER OF THE RESIDENTIAL3
	491	+	DEVELOPMENT;4
	492	+	(d) G
	493	+	ENTRIFICATION-INDUCED DISPLACEMENT , TAKING INTO
	494	+	5
	495	+	ACCOUNT RESIDENTS WHO HAVE ALREADY BEEN DISPLACED AND CURRENT6
	496	+	AND FUTURE RESIDENTS WHO ARE OR MAY BE DISPLACED INCLUDING7
	497	+	RENTERS, LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS, PERSONS OF COLOR, HOUSEHOLDS8
	498	+	HEADED BY A RESIDENT WITHOUT A COLLEGE DEGREE , AND FAMILIES IN9
	499	+	POVERTY WITH CHILDREN;10
	500	+	(e) W
	501	+	IDESPREAD DISPLACEMENT OF SOCIAL AND CULTURAL
	502	+	11
	503	+	CONNECTIONS AND COMMUNITY -SERVING ENTITIES;12
	504	+	(f) D
	505	+	ETERIORATION OF OR PHYSICAL CONDITIONS THAT RENDER
	506	+	13
	507	+	RESIDENCES UNINHABITABLE , WHICH MAY BE CAUSED BY LACK OF14
	508	+	RENOVATION OR REHABILITATION , OR DEMOLITION OR REDEVELOPMENT ,15
	509	+	OF AGING AFFORDABLE HOUSING OR COMMERCIAL SPACES ; OR16
	510	+	(g) I
	511	+	NCREASED REAL ESTATE PRICES , RENTS, PROPERTY TAXES,
	512	+	17
	513	+	NEW DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING AMENITIES , AND OTHER ECONOMIC18
	514	+	FACTORS THAT LEAD TO GENTRIFICATION .19
	515	+	(11) "D
	516	+	WELLING UNIT" MEANS A SINGLE UNIT PROVIDING
	517	+	20
	518	+	COMPLETE INDEPENDENT LIVING FACILITIES FOR ONE OR MORE PERSONS ,21
	519	+	INCLUDING PERMANENT PROVISIONS FOR COOKING , EATING, LIVING,22
	520	+	SANITATION, AND SLEEPING.23
	521	+	(12) "F
	522	+	IXED-RAIL TRANSIT" MEANS PASSENGER RAIL TRANSIT THAT
	523	+	24
	524	+	USES AND OCCUPIES A SEPARATE RIGHT-OF-WAY OR RAIL LINE, INCLUDING25
	525	+	COMMUTER RAIL AND LIGHT RAIL .26
	526	+	(13)
	527	+	"GREENFIELD DEVELOPMENT" MEANS NEW DEVELOPMENT ON
	528	+	27
	529	+	213
	530	+	-12- LAND THAT HAS NOT BEEN PREVIOUSLY DEVELOPED AND THAT IS EITHER1
	531	+	WITHIN A MUNICIPALITY OR OUTSIDE OF A MUNICIPALITY , BUT IS WITHIN2
	532	+	A POTENTIAL ANNEXATION AREA .3
	533	+	(14) "G
	534	+	REYFIELD DEVELOPMENT" MEANS INFILL, REDEVELOPMENT,
	535	+	4
	536	+	OR NEW DEVELOPMENT WITHIN AN EXISTING MUNICIPALITY OR CENSUS5
	537	+	URBANIZED AREA ON VACANT , PARTIALLY VACANT, OR UNDERUTILIZED6
	538	+	LAND THAT TAKES INTO CONSIDERATION DEVELOPMENT READINESS AND7
	539	+	MARKET FACTORS.8
	540	+	(15) "K
	541	+	EY CORRIDORS" MEANS ROADWAYS AND TRANSIT STOPS
	542	+	9
	543	+	SERVED BY URBAN BUS RAPID TRANSIT SERVICES , COMMUTER BUS RAPID10
	544	+	TRANSIT SERVICES, AND FREQUENT BUS SERVICES. FOR PURPOSES OF THIS11
	545	+	SUBSECTION (15), "FREQUENT BUS SERVICE" MEANS A BUS ROUTE THAT IS12
	546	+	SCHEDULED TO RUN AT LEAST EVERY FIFTEEN MINUTES DURING THE13
	547	+	HIGHEST FREQUENCY SERVICE HOURS AND IS AT LEAST ONE MILE LONG .14
	548	+	(16) "L
	549	+	OCAL GOVERNMENT" MEANS A HOME RULE OR STATUTORY
850	550		15
851		-	WELFARE.16
852		-	(9) "DISPLACEMENT" MEANS THE INVOLUNTARY RELOCATION17
853		-	OF LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS DUE TO:18
854		-	(a) INCREASED RENTS OR NEW DEVELOPMENT RESULTING IN A19
855		-	HIGHER AREA MEDIAN INCOME THAN THE CURRENT NEIGHBORHOOD ;20
856		-	(b) DISCRIMINATORY POLICIES OR ACTIONS, SUCH AS BANNING21
857		-	TENANTS WITH HOUSING VOUCHERS, ELIMINATING UNITS LARGE ENOUGH22
858		-	FOR HOUSEHOLDS WITH CHILDREN , OR LAND USE OR ZONING THAT FOSTERS23
859		-	A CHANGE IN THE AVERAGE AREA MEDIAN INCOME OF AN AREA ;24
860		-	(c) WIDESPREAD DECREASE IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL25
861		-	COMMUNITY-SERVING BUSINESSES AND ENTITIES;26
862		-	(d) DETERIORATION OF PHYSICAL CONDITIONS THAT RENDER27
863		-	213
864		-	-25- RESIDENCES UNINHABITABLE; OR1
865		-	(e) INCREASED REAL ESTATE PRICES, RENTS, PROPERTY TAXES,2
866		-	NEW DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING AMENITIES, AND OTHER ECONOMIC3
867		-	FACTORS.4
868		-	(10) "DWELLING UNIT" MEANS A SINGLE UNIT PROVIDING5
869		-	COMPLETE INDEPENDENT LIVING FACILITIES FOR ONE OR MORE PERSONS ,6
870		-	INCLUDING PERMANENT PROVISIONS FOR COOKING , EATING, LIVING,7
871		-	SANITATION, AND SLEEPING.8
872		-	(11) "FIXED-RAIL TRANSIT" MEANS PASSENGER RAIL TRANSIT THAT9
873		-	USES AND OCCUPIES A SEPARATE RIGHT-OF-WAY OR RAIL LINE, INCLUDING10
874		-	COMMUTER RAIL AND LIGHT RAIL .11
875		-	(12) "GREENFIELD DEVELOPMENT" MEANS NEW DEVELOPMENT ON12
876		-	LAND THAT HAS NOT BEEN PREVIOUSLY DEVELOPED AND THAT IS EITHER13
877		-	WITHIN A MUNICIPALITY OR OUTSIDE OF A MUNICIPALITY , BUT IS WITHIN14
878		-	A POTENTIAL ANNEXATION AREA .15
879		-	(13) "GREYFIELD DEVELOPMENT" MEANS INFILL, REDEVELOPMENT,16
880		-	OR NEW DEVELOPMENT WITHIN AN EXISTING MUNICIPALITY OR CENSUS17
881		-	URBANIZED AREA ON VACANT , PARTIALLY VACANT, OR UNDERUTILIZED18
882		-	LAND THAT TAKES INTO CONSIDERATION DEVELOPMENT READINESS AND19
883		-	MARKET FACTORS.20
884		-	(14) "HISTORIC DISTRICT" MEANS A DISTRICT ESTABLISHED BY21
885		-	LOCAL LAW THAT MEETS THE DEFINITION OF "DISTRICT" SET FORTH IN 3622
886		-	CFR 60.3 (d).23
887		-	(15) "HISTORIC PROPERTY" MEANS A PROPERTY LISTED ON THE24
888		-	NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES, LISTED ON THE COLORADO25
889		-	STATE REGISTER OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES, OR LISTED AS A CONTRIBUTING26
890		-	STRUCTURE OR HISTORIC LANDMARK BY A CERTIFIED LOCAL27
891		-	213
892		-	-26- GOVERNMENT, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 39-22-514.5 (2)(b).1
893		-	(16) "INDUSTRIAL USE" MEANS A BUSINESS USE OR ACTIVITY AT A2
894		-	SCALE GREATER THAN HOME INDUSTRY INVOLVING MANUFACTURING ,3
895		-	FABRICATION, ASSEMBLY, WAREHOUSING, OR STORAGE.4
896		-	(17) "LOCAL GOVERNMENT" MEANS A HOME RULE OR STATUTORY5
897		-	CITY, TOWN, TERRITORIAL CITY OR TOWN, CITY AND COUNTY, OR COUNTY6
898		-	AND HOME RULE COUNTY .7
899		-	(18) "LOCAL INCLUSIONARY ZONING ORDINANCE " MEANS A LOCAL8
900		-	LAW ENACTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-20-104 (1)(e.5) TO EITHER9
901		-	REQUIRE OR INCENTIVIZE THE CONSTRUCTION OF AFFORDABLE OR10
902		-	REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS WITHIN MIXED -INCOME11
903		-	DEVELOPMENTS.12
904		-	(19) "LOCAL LAW" MEANS ANY CODE, LAW, ORDINANCE, POLICY,13
905		-	REGULATION, OR RULE ENACTED BY A LOCAL GOVERNMENT THAT14
906		-	GOVERNS THE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF LAND , INCLUDING, BUT NOT15
907		-	LIMITED TO, LAND USE CODES, ZONING CODES, AND SUBDIVISION CODES.16
908		-	(20) "METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION " MEANS A17
909		-	METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION UNDER THE "FEDERAL TRANSIT18
	551	+	CITY, TOWN, TERRITORIAL CITY OR TOWN, CITY AND COUNTY, OR COUNTY16
	552	+	AND HOME RULE COUNTY .17
	553	+	(17) "L
	554	+	OCAL INCLUSIONARY ZONING ORDINANCE " MEANS A LOCAL
	555	+	18
	556	+	LAW ENACTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-20-104 (1)(e.5) TO EITHER19
	557	+	REQUIRE OR INCENTIVIZE THE CONSTRUCTION OF AFFORDABLE OR20
	558	+	REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS WITHIN MIXED -INCOME21
	559	+	DEVELOPMENTS.22
	560	+	(18) "L
	561	+	OCAL LAW" MEANS ANY CODE, LAW, ORDINANCE, POLICY,
	562	+	23
	563	+	REGULATION, OR RULE ENACTED BY A LOCAL GOVERNMENT THAT24
	564	+	GOVERNS THE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF LAND , INCLUDING, BUT NOT25
	565	+	LIMITED TO, LAND USE CODES, ZONING CODES, AND SUBDIVISION CODES.26
	566	+	(19) "M
	567	+	ETROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION " MEANS A
	568	+	27
	569	+	213
	570	+	-13- METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION UNDER THE "FEDERAL TRANSIT1
910	571		A
911	572		CT OF 1998", 49 U.S.C. SEC. 5301 ET SEQ., AS AMENDED.
912		-	19
913		-	(21) (a) "MIDDLE HOUSING" MEANS A TYPE OF HOUSING THAT20
914		-	INCLUDES BETWEEN TWO AND FOUR SEPARATE UNITS IN :21
	573	+	2
	574	+	(20) (a) "M
	575	+	IDDLE HOUSING" MEANS A TYPE OF HOUSING THAT
	576	+	3
	577	+	INCLUDES BETWEEN TWO AND FOUR SEPARATE UNITS IN :4
915	578		(I) A
916	579		BUILDING DESIGNED AS A SINGLE STRUCTURE ;
917		-	22
	580	+	5
918	581		(II) A
919	582		TOWNHOME BUILDING; OR
920		-	23
	583	+	6
921	584		(III) A
922	585		COTTAGE CLUSTER.
923		-	24
	586	+	7
924	587		(b) M
925	588		UNICIPALITIES MAY DEFINE "MIDDLE HOUSING" TO INCLUDE
	589	+	8
	590	+	ADDITIONAL HOUSING TYPES AND EXPANDED HOUSING UNIT AMOUNTS , SO9
	591	+	LONG AS THE MUNICIPALITY'S DEFINITION IS NOT MORE RESTRICTIVE THAN10
	592	+	THE DEFINITION OF "MIDDLE HOUSING" IN SUBSECTION (20)(a) OF THIS11
	593	+	SECTION. THIS MAY INCLUDE AGE RESTRICTED HOUSING , WHICH MEANS12
	594	+	HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS FOR OLDER ADULTS THAT HAVE MINIMUM AGE13
	595	+	REQUIREMENTS FOR RESIDENCY .14
	596	+	(21) "M
	597	+	IXED-INCOME DEVELOPMENT " MEANS HOUSING WHERE
	598	+	15
	599	+	SOME OF THE HOUSING UNITS WITHIN A PARTICULAR DEVELOPMENT HAVE16
	600	+	RESTRICTED RENTAL OR FOR -SALE RATES THAT ARE AFFORDABLE FOR17
	601	+	LOW- AND MODERATE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AND SOME OF THE UNITS18
	602	+	HAVE HIGHER RENTAL OR FOR-SALE RATES.19
	603	+	(22) "M
	604	+	IXED-USE DEVELOPMENT " MEANS A DEVELOPMENT
	605	+	20
	606	+	PROJECT THAT INTEGRATES MULTIPLE LAND USE TYPES THAT INCLUDE21
	607	+	RESIDENTIAL AND NON-RESIDENTIAL USES.22
	608	+	(23) "M
	609	+	ULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE " MEANS THE
	610	+	23
	611	+	COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED IN SECTION 29-33-103.24
	612	+	(24) "M
	613	+	ULTI-AGENCY GROUP" MEANS A GROUP CREATED IN THE
926	614		25
927		-	ADDITIONAL HOUSING TYPES AND EXPANDED HOUSING UNIT AMOUNTS , SO26
928		-	LONG AS THE MUNICIPALITY'S DEFINITION IS NOT MORE RESTRICTIVE THAN27
929		-	213
930		-	-27- THE DEFINITION OF "MIDDLE HOUSING" IN SUBSECTION (20)(a) OF THIS1
931		-	SECTION. THIS MAY INCLUDE AGE RESTRICTED HOUSING , WHICH MEANS2
932		-	HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS FOR OLDER ADULTS THAT HAVE MINIMUM AGE3
933		-	REQUIREMENTS FOR RESIDENCY .4
934		-	(22) "MIXED-INCOME DEVELOPMENT " MEANS HOUSING WHERE5
935		-	SOME OF THE HOUSING UNITS WITHIN A PARTICULAR DEVELOPMENT HAVE6
936		-	RESTRICTED RENTAL OR FOR -SALE RATES THAT ARE AFFORDABLE FOR7
937		-	LOW- AND MODERATE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AND SOME OF THE UNITS8
938		-	HAVE HIGHER RENTAL OR FOR-SALE RATES.9
939		-	(23) "MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT " MEANS A DEVELOPMENT10
940		-	PROJECT THAT INTEGRATES MULTIPLE LAND USE TYPES THAT INCLUDE11
941		-	RESIDENTIAL AND NON-RESIDENTIAL USES.12
942		-	(24) "MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE " MEANS THE13
943		-	COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED IN SECTION 29-33-103.14
944		-	(25) "MULTI-AGENCY GROUP" MEANS A GROUP CREATED IN THE15
945		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS COMPOSED OF STAFF FROM :16
	615	+	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS COMPOSED OF STAFF FROM :26
946	616		(a) T
947	617		HE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
948		-	17
949		-	LOCAL AFFAIRS;18
	618	+	27
	619	+	213
	620	+	-14- LOCAL AFFAIRS;1
950	621		(b) T
951	622		HE COLORADO ENERGY OFFICE;
952		-	19
	623	+	2
953	624		(c) T
954	625		HE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES ; AND
955		-	20
	626	+	3
956	627		(d) T
957	628		HE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION .
958		-	21
959		-	(26) "MULTIFAMILY HOUSING" MEANS A BUILDING OR GROUP OF22
960		-	BUILDINGS ON THE SAME LOT WITH SEPARATE LIVING UNITS FOR THREE OR23
961		-	MORE HOUSEHOLDS.24
962		-	(27) "MUNICIPALITY" MEANS A HOME RULE OR STATUTORY CITY25
963		-	OR TOWN, TERRITORIAL CHARTER CITY OR TOWN , OR CITY AND COUNTY.26
964		-	(28) "NET DENSITY" MEANS THE NUMBER OF RESIDENTIAL UNITS27
965		-	213
966		-	-28- PER ACRE OF TOTAL RESIDENTIAL LAND AREA, EXCLUDING LAND OCCUPIED1
967		-	BY PUBLIC RIGHTS-OF-WAY AND ANY RECREATIONAL , CIVIC, COMMERCIAL,2
968		-	AND OTHER NONRESIDENTIAL USES .3
969		-	(29) "OBJECTIVE PROCEDURE" MEANS A DEVELOPMENT REVIEW4
970		-	PROCEDURE OR PROCESS THAT DOES NOT INVOLVE A DISCRETIONARY5
971		-	APPROVAL PROCESS.6
972		-	(30) "OBJECTIVE STANDARD" MEANS A STANDARD THAT BOTH :7
	629	+	4
	630	+	(25) "M
	631	+	ULTIFAMILY HOUSING" MEANS A BUILDING OR GROUP OF
	632	+	5
	633	+	BUILDINGS ON THE SAME LOT WITH SEPARATE LIVING UNITS FOR THREE OR6
	634	+	MORE HOUSEHOLDS.7
	635	+	(26) "M
	636	+	UNICIPALITY" MEANS A HOME RULE OR STATUTORY CITY
	637	+	8
	638	+	OR TOWN, TERRITORIAL CHARTER CITY OR TOWN , OR CITY AND COUNTY.9
	639	+	(27) "O
	640	+	BJECTIVE STANDARD" MEANS A STANDARD THAT BOTH :
	641	+	10
973	642		(a) D
974	643		OES NOT REQUIRE A PUBLIC BODY OR OFFICIAL TO MAKE A
975		-	8
976		-	PERSONAL OR SUBJECTIVE JUDGMENT ; ~~AND9~~
	644	+	11
	645	+	PERSONAL OR SUBJECTIVE JUDGMENT ; AND12
977	646		(b) I
978	647		S UNIFORMLY VERIFIABLE OR ASCERTAINABLE BY REFERENCE
979		-	10
980		-	TO AN EXTERNAL OR UNIFORM BENCHMARK OR CRITERION THAT IS11
981		-	AVAILABLE AND KNOWABLE BY THE DEVELOPMENT APPLICANT OR12
982		-	PROPONENT AND THE PUBLIC B ODY OR OFFICIAL PRIOR TO THE13
983		-	DEVELOPMENT APPLICANT OR PROPONENT 'S FILING OF A DEVELOPMENT14
984		-	PROPOSAL.15
985		-	(31) "POPULATION" MEANS THE CURRENT POPULATION AS16
986		-	REPORTED BY THE STATE DEMOGRAPHY OFFICE .17
987		-	(32) "REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING " MEANS AFFORDABLE18
988		-	HOUSING THAT:19
	648	+	13
	649	+	TO AN EXTERNAL OR UNIFORM BENCHMARK OR CRITERION THAT IS14
	650	+	AVAILABLE AND KNOWABLE BY THE DEVELOPMENT APPLICANT OR15
	651	+	PROPONENT AND THE PUBLIC BODY OR OFFICIAL PRIOR TO THE16
	652	+	DEVELOPMENT APPLICANT OR PROPONENT 'S FILING OF A DEVELOPMENT17
	653	+	PROPOSAL.18
	654	+	(28) "P
	655	+	OPULATION" MEANS THE CURRENT POPULATION AS
	656	+	19
	657	+	REPORTED BY THE STATE DEMOGRAPHY OFFICE .20
	658	+	(29) "R
	659	+	EGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING " MEANS AFFORDABLE
	660	+	21
	661	+	HOUSING THAT:22
989	662		(a) I
990	663		S CREATED OR SUPPORTED BY PUBLIC SUBSIDIES , LOCAL
991		-	20
992		-	INCLUSIONARY ZONING ORDINANCES , OR OTHER REGULATIONS ~~OR21~~
993		-	PROGRAMS;22
	664	+	23
	665	+	INCLUSIONARY ZONING ORDINANCES , OR OTHER REGULATIONS OR24
	666	+	PROGRAMS;25
994	667		(b) R
995	668		ESTRICTS OR LIMITS RENTAL OR SALE PRICE; AND
996		-	23
	669	+	26
997	670		(c) R
998	671		ESTRICTS RESIDENT INCOME LEVELS TO LOW - TO
999		-	24
1000		-	MODERATE-INCOME HOUSEHOLD LEVELS FOR A SPECIFIED PERIOD .25
1001		-	(33) (a) "RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY " MEANS A26
1002		-	MUNICIPALITY THAT:27
1003		-	213
1004		-	-29- (I) IS NOT WITHIN A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION ;1
	672	+	27
	673	+	213
	674	+	-15- MODERATE-INCOME HOUSEHOLD LEVELS FOR A SPECIFIED PERIOD .1
	675	+	(30) (a) "R
	676	+	URAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY " MEANS A
	677	+	2
	678	+	MUNICIPALITY THAT:3
	679	+	(I) I
	680	+	S NOT WITHIN A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION ;
	681	+	4
1005	682		(II) H
1006	683		AS A POPULATION OF ONE THOUSAND OR MORE ;
1007		-	2
	684	+	5
1008	685		(III) H
1009	686		AS AT LEAST ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED JOBS
1010		-	3
1011		-	ACCORDING TO THE MOST RECENT UNITED STATES CENSUS ~~BUREAU4~~
1012		-	LONGITUDINAL EMPLOYER -HOUSEHOLD DYNAMICS ORIGIN -~~DESTINATION5~~
1013		-	EMPLOYMENT STATISTICS;6
	687	+	6
	688	+	ACCORDING TO THE MOST RECENT UNITED STATES CENSUS BUREAU7
	689	+	LONGITUDINAL EMPLOYER -HOUSEHOLD DYNAMICS ORIGIN -DESTINATION8
	690	+	EMPLOYMENT STATISTICS;9
1014	691		(IV) H
1015	692		AS A MINIMUM JOBS-TO-POPULATION RATIO OF SIXTY-FOUR
1016		-	7
1017		-	HUNDREDTHS; ~~AND8~~
	693	+	10
	694	+	HUNDREDTHS; AND11
1018	695		(V) H
1019	696		AS A TRANSIT STOP SERVICED BY A TRANSIT AGENCY THAT
1020		-	9
1021		-	SERVES AT LEAST TWO MUNICIPALITIES AND WITH SERVICE THAT ~~INCLUDES10~~
1022		-	AN AVERAGE OF AT LEAST TWENTY TRIPS PER DAY BETWEEN ~~THE11~~
1023		-	MUNICIPALITY AND OTHER MUNICIPALITIES , AS OF JANUARY 1, 2023.12
	697	+	12
	698	+	SERVES AT LEAST TWO MUNICIPALITIES AND WITH SERVICE THAT INCLUDES13
	699	+	AN AVERAGE OF AT LEAST TWENTY TRIPS PER DAY BETWEEN THE14
	700	+	MUNICIPALITY AND OTHER MUNICIPALITIES , AS OF JANUARY 1, 2023.15
1024	701		(b) F
1025	702		OR PURPOSES OF THIS SUBSECTION (30), "TRANSIT AGENCY"
1026		-	13
1027		-	MEANS AN ENTITY THAT IS BOTH:14
	703	+	16
	704	+	MEANS AN ENTITY THAT IS BOTH:17
1028	705		(I) A
1029	706		REGIONAL SERVICE AUTHORITY PROVIDING SURFACE
1030		-	15
1031		-	TRANSPORTATION PURSUANT TO PART 1 OF ARTICLE 7 OF TITLE 32, ~~A16~~
1032		-	REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY CREATED PURSUANT TO PART ~~617~~
1033		-	OF ARTICLE 4 OF TITLE 43, OR ANY OTHER POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF ~~THE18~~
1034		-	STATE, PUBLIC ENTITY, OR NONPROFIT CORPORATION PROVIDING ~~MASS19~~
1035		-	TRANSPORTATION SERVICES TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC ; ~~AND20~~
	707	+	18
	708	+	TRANSPORTATION PURSUANT TO PART 1 OF ARTICLE 7 OF TITLE 32, A19
	709	+	REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY CREATED PURSUANT TO PART 620
	710	+	OF ARTICLE 4 OF TITLE 43, OR ANY OTHER POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE21
	711	+	STATE, PUBLIC ENTITY, OR NONPROFIT CORPORATION PROVIDING MASS22
	712	+	TRANSPORTATION SERVICES TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC ; AND23
1036	713		(II) E
1037	714		LIGIBLE TO RECEIVE MONEY UNDER A GRANT AUTHORIZED BY
1038		-	21
	715	+	24
1039	716		49
1040	717		U.S.C. SEC. 5307 OR 49 U.S.C. SEC. 5311.
1041		-	22
1042		-	(34) "SHORT-TERM RENTAL" MEANS THE RENTAL OF A LODGING23
1043		-	UNIT FOR LESS THAN THIRTY DAYS . AS USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (31),24
	718	+	25
	719	+	(31) "S
	720	+	HORT-TERM RENTAL" MEANS THE RENTAL OF A LODGING
	721	+	26
	722	+	UNIT FOR LESS THAN THIRTY DAYS . AS USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (31),27
	723	+	213
	724	+	-16- "LODGING UNIT" MEANS ANY PROPERTY OR PORTION OF A PROPERTY THAT1
	725	+	IS AVAILABLE FOR LODGING; EXCEPT THAT THE TERM EXCLUDES A HOTEL2
	726	+	UNIT. LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MAY APPLY THEIR OWN DEFINITION OF3
1044	727		"
1045		-	LODGING UNIT" MEANS ANY PROPERTY OR PORTION OF A PROPERTY THAT
	728	+	SHORT-TERM RENTAL" FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS ARTICLE 33.
	729	+	4
	730	+	(32) "S
	731	+	INGLE-UNIT DETACHED DWELLING " MEANS A DETACHED
	732	+	5
	733	+	BUILDING WITH A SINGLE DWELLING UNIT AND ON A SINGLE LOT .6
	734	+	(33) "S
	735	+	TRATEGIC GROWTH AREA " MEANS AN AREA IDENTIFIED
	736	+	7
	737	+	PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-108 (2)(a) THAT HAS THE POTENTIAL FOR8
	738	+	GROWTH AND CHARACTERISTICS THAT MAKE IT A PRIORITY AREA FOR9
	739	+	GROWTH IN RELATION TO THE GOALS OF THIS SENATE BILL 23-213.10
	740	+	(34) "S
	741	+	TRATEGIC GROWTH AND HOUSING MIX ANALYSIS " MEANS
	742	+	11
	743	+	A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS THAT IDENTIFIES STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS ,12
	744	+	AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-108 (2)(a), THAT CAN BOTH ACCOMMODATE13
	745	+	THE HOUSING NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS AND BE14
	746	+	UTILIZED IN THE STRATEGIC GROWTH ELEMENT OF MASTER PLANS , AS15
	747	+	DEFINED IN SECTION 31-23-206.16
	748	+	(35) "T
	749	+	IER ONE URBAN MUNICIPALITY" MEANS EITHER:
	750	+	17
	751	+	(a) A
	752	+	MUNICIPALITY THAT:
	753	+	18
	754	+	(I) I
	755	+	S WITHIN A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION THAT
	756	+	19
	757	+	HAS A POPULATION OF ONE MILLION OR MORE ;20
	758	+	(II) H
	759	+	AS AT LEAST TEN PERCENT OF ITS LAND WITHIN AN AREA
	760	+	21
	761	+	THAT IS DESIGNATED AS AN URBANIZED AREA BY THE MOST RECENT22
	762	+	FEDERAL DECENNIAL CENSUS WITH A POPULATION GREATER THAN23
	763	+	SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND; AND24
	764	+	(III) H
	765	+	AS A POPULATION OF AT LEAST ONE THOUSAND ; OR
1046	766		25
1047		-	IS AVAILABLE FOR LODGING; EXCEPT THAT THE TERM EXCLUDES A HOTEL26
1048		-	UNIT. LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MAY APPLY THEIR OWN DEFINITION OF27
1049		-	213
1050		-	-30- "SHORT-TERM RENTAL" FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS ARTICLE 33.1
1051		-	(35) "SINGLE-UNIT DETACHED DWELLING " MEANS A DETACHED2
1052		-	BUILDING WITH A SINGLE DWELLING UNIT AND ON A SINGLE LOT .3
1053		-	(36) "STANDARD EXEMPT PARCEL " MEANS A PARCEL THAT:4
1054		-	(a) LIES ENTIRELY OUTSIDE OF AN AREA THAT IS DESIGNATED AS5
1055		-	AN URBANIZED AREA BY THE MOST RECENT FEDERAL DECENNIAL CENSUS;6
1056		-	(b) IS NOT SERVED BY A DOMESTIC WATER AND SEWAGE7
1057		-	TREATMENT SYSTEM, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 24-65.1-104 (5);8
1058		-	(c) IS IN AN AGRICULTURAL, FORESTRY, NATURAL RESOURCE9
1059		-	PRESERVATION, OR OPEN SPACE ZONING DISTRICT;10
1060		-	(d) IS A HISTORIC PROPERTY THAT IS NOT WITHIN A HISTORIC11
1061		-	DISTRICT; OR12
1062		-	(e) IS IN A FLOODWAY OR IN A ONE HUNDRED YEAR FLOODPLAIN ,13
1063		-	AS IDENTIFIED BY THE FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY .14
1064		-	(37) "STRATEGIC GROWTH AREA " MEANS AN AREA IDENTIFIED15
1065		-	PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-108 (2)(a) THAT HAS THE POTENTIAL FOR16
1066		-	GROWTH AND CHARACTERISTICS THAT MAKE IT A PRIORITY AREA FOR17
1067		-	GROWTH IN RELATION TO THE GOALS OF THIS SENATE BILL 23-213.18
1068		-	(38) "STRATEGIC GROWTH AND HOUSING MIX ANALYSIS " MEANS19
1069		-	A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS THAT IDENTIFIES STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS ,20
1070		-	AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-108 (2)(a), THAT CAN BOTH ACCOMMODATE21
1071		-	THE HOUSING NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS AND BE22
1072		-	UTILIZED IN THE STRATEGIC GROWTH ELEMENT OF MASTER PLANS , AS23
1073		-	DEFINED IN SECTION 31-23-206.24
1074		-	(39) "TIER ONE URBAN MUNICIPALITY" MEANS EITHER:25
1075		-	(a) A
	767	+	(b) A
1076	768		MUNICIPALITY THAT:
1077	769		26
1078	770		(I) I
1079	771		S WITHIN A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION THAT
1080	772		27
1081	773		213
1082		-	-31- HAS A POPULATION OF ONE MILLION OR MORE ;1
1083		-	(II) H
1084		-	AS AT LEAST TEN PERCENT OF ITS LAND WITHIN AN AREA
1085		-	2
1086		-	THAT IS DESIGNATED AS AN URBANIZED AREA BY THE MOST RECENT3
1087		-	FEDERAL DECENNIAL CENSUS WITH A POPULATION GREATER THAN4
1088		-	SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND; AND5
1089		-	(III) H
1090		-	AS A POPULATION OF AT LEAST ONE THOUSAND ; OR
1091		-	6
1092		-	(b) A
1093		-	MUNICIPALITY THAT:
1094		-	7
1095		-	(I) I
1096		-	S WITHIN A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION THAT
1097		-	8
1098		-	HAS A POPULATION OF LESS THAN ONE MILLION ; AND9
	774	+	-17- HAS A POPULATION OF LESS THAN ONE MILLION ; AND1
1099	775		(II) H
1100	776		AS A POPULATION OF AT LEAST TWENTY -FIVE THOUSAND.
1101		-	10
1102		-	(40) "TIER TWO URBAN MUNICIPALITY" MEANS A MUNICIPALITY11
1103		-	THAT DOES NOT SATISFY THE DEFINITION OF A TIER ONE URBAN12
1104		-	MUNICIPALITY AND:13
	777	+	2
	778	+	(36) "T
	779	+	IER TWO URBAN MUNICIPALITY" MEANS A MUNICIPALITY
	780	+	3
	781	+	THAT DOES NOT SATISFY THE DEFINITION OF A TIER ONE URBAN4
	782	+	MUNICIPALITY AND:5
1105	783		(a) I
1106	784		S WITHIN A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION ;
1107		-	14
	785	+	6
1108	786		(b) H
1109	787		AS A POPULATION OF BETWEEN FIVE THOUSAND AND
1110		-	15
1111		-	TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND; ~~AND16~~
	788	+	7
	789	+	TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND; AND8
1112	790		(c) I
1113	791		S IN A COUNTY WITH A POPULATION OF TWO HUNDRED FIFTY
1114		-	17
1115		-	THOUSAND OR MORE.18
1116		-	(41) "TOWNHOME" MEANS A SINGLE-UNIT DWELLING UNIT19
1117		-	CONSTRUCTED IN A GROUP OF ATTACHED UNITS IN WHICH EACH UNIT20
1118		-	EXTENDS FROM FOUNDATION TO ROOF AND HAS OPEN SPACE ON AT LEAST21
1119		-	TWO SIDES.22
1120		-	(42) "TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA" MEANS AN AREA WHERE ALL23
1121		-	PARCELS HAVE AT LEAST TWENTY -FIVE PERCENT OF THEIR AREA WITHIN24
1122		-	ONE-HALF MILE OF AN EXISTING FIXED-RAIL TRANSIT STATION. FOR THE25
1123		-	PURPOSES OF THIS SUBSECTION (38), A FIXED-RAIL TRANSIT STATION IS A26
1124		-	FIXED-RAIL TRANSIT SERVICE BOARDING AND EXITING LOCATION OR27
1125		-	213
1126		-	-32- STATION FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC.1
1127		-	(43) "UNIVERSAL DESIGN" MEANS ANY DWELLING UNIT DESIGNED2
1128		-	AND CONSTRUCTED THAT IS SAFE AND ACCESSIBLE FOR EVERYONE ,3
1129		-	REGARDLESS OF AGE, PHYSICAL ABILITY, OR STATURE.4
1130		-	(44) "URBAN BUS RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE" MEANS A BUS RAPID5
1131		-	TRANSIT SERVICE THAT OPERATES ON A SURFACE STREET FOR THE6
1132		-	MAJORITY OF ITS ROUTE.7
1133		-	(45) "URBAN MUNICIPALITY" MEANS BOTH A TIER ONE AND A TIER8
1134		-	TWO URBAN MUNICIPALITY.9
1135		-	(46) "USE BY RIGHT" MEANS A LAND USE, THE DEVELOPMENT OF10
1136		-	WHICH PROCEEDS UNDER OBJECTIVE STANDARDS SET FORTH IN ZONING OR11
1137		-	OTHER LOCAL LAWS, AND THAT DOES NOT HAVE A DISCRETIONARY12
1138		-	APPROVAL PROCESS.13
1139		-	29-33-103. Multi-agency advisory committee - rural resort14
	792	+	9
	793	+	THOUSAND OR MORE.10
	794	+	(37) "T
	795	+	OWNHOME" MEANS A SINGLE-UNIT DWELLING UNIT
	796	+	11
	797	+	CONSTRUCTED IN A GROUP OF ATTACHED UNITS IN WHICH EACH UNIT12
	798	+	EXTENDS FROM FOUNDATION TO ROOF AND HAS OPEN SPACE ON AT LEAST13
	799	+	TWO SIDES.14
	800	+	(38) "T
	801	+	RANSIT-ORIENTED AREA" MEANS AN AREA WHERE ALL
	802	+	15
	803	+	PARCELS HAVE AT LEAST TWENTY -FIVE PERCENT OF THEIR AREA WITHIN16
	804	+	ONE-HALF MILE OF AN EXISTING FIXED-RAIL TRANSIT STATION. FOR THE17
	805	+	PURPOSES OF THIS SUBSECTION (38), A FIXED-RAIL TRANSIT STATION IS A18
	806	+	FIXED-RAIL TRANSIT SERVICE BOARDING AND EXITING LOCATION OR19
	807	+	STATION FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC.20
	808	+	(39) "U
	809	+	NIVERSAL DESIGN" MEANS ANY DWELLING UNIT DESIGNED
	810	+	21
	811	+	AND CONSTRUCTED THAT IS SAFE AND ACCESSIBLE FOR EVERYONE ,22
	812	+	REGARDLESS OF AGE, PHYSICAL ABILITY, OR STATURE.23
	813	+	(40) "U
	814	+	RBAN BUS RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE" MEANS A BUS RAPID
	815	+	24
	816	+	TRANSIT SERVICE THAT OPERATES ON A SURFACE STREET FOR THE25
	817	+	MAJORITY OF ITS ROUTE.26
	818	+	(41) "U
	819	+	RBAN MUNICIPALITY" MEANS BOTH A TIER ONE AND A TIER
	820	+	27
	821	+	213
	822	+	-18- TWO URBAN MUNICIPALITY.1
	823	+	29-33-103. Multi-agency advisory committee - rural resort2
1140	824		area committee - urban area advisory committee. (1) T
1141	825		HERE IS
1142		-	15
1143		-	HEREBY CREATED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS THE STRATEGIC16
1144		-	GROWTH COMMITTEE, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE COMMITTEE.17
	826	+	3
	827	+	HEREBY CREATED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS THE4
	828	+	MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE , REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS5
	829	+	THE COMMITTEE.6
1145	830		(2) T
1146	831		HE COMMITTEE IS A TYPE 2 ENTITY, AS DEFINED IN SECTION
1147		-	18
	832	+	7
1148	833		24-1-105,
1149	834		AND EXERCISES ITS POWERS AND PERFORMS ITS DUTIES AND
1150		-	19
1151		-	FUNCTIONS UNDER THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS .20
	835	+	8
	836	+	FUNCTIONS UNDER THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS .9
1152	837		(3) (a) T
1153		-	HE COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF
1154		-	~~FIFTEEN VOTING MEMBERS AS21~~
1155		-	FOLLOWS:22
	838	+	HE COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF FOURTEEN VOTING MEMBERS
	839	+	10
	840	+	AS FOLLOWS:11
1156	841		(I) T
1157	842		HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL
1158		-	23
1159		-	AFFAIRS, OR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE;24
	843	+	12
	844	+	AFFAIRS, OR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE;13
1160	845		(II) T
1161	846		HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE COLORADO ENERGY OFFICE,
1162		-	25
1163		-	OR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE;26
	847	+	14
	848	+	OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE;15
1164	849		(III) T
1165	850		HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
1166		-	27
1167		-	213
1168		-	-33- TRANSPORTATION, OR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE;1
	851	+	16
	852	+	TRANSPORTATION, OR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE;17
1169	853		(IV) T
1170	854		HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL
1171		-	2
1172		-	RESOURCES, OR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE;3
	855	+	18
	856	+	RESOURCES, OR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE;19
1173	857		(V) T
1174	858		HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
	859	+	20
	860	+	AGRICULTURE, OR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE;21
	861	+	(VI) O
	862	+	NE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM
	863	+	22
	864	+	A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION WHO IS APPOINTED BY THE23
	865	+	SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ;24
	866	+	(VII)
	867	+	ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM
	868	+	25
	869	+	A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION WHO IS APPOINTED BY THE26
	870	+	MINORITY LEADER OF THE SENATE;27
	871	+	213
	872	+	-19- (VIII) ONE MEMBER WHO HAS A BACKGROUND IN LAND USE1
	873	+	PLANNING, IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM A TIER ONE URBAN2
	874	+	MUNICIPALITY, AND IS APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE ;3
	875	+	(IX) O
	876	+	NE MEMBER WHO HAS A BACKGROUND IN LAND USE
1175	877		4
1176		-	AGRICULTURE, OR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE;5
1177		-	(VI) THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,6
1178		-	OR THE DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE;7
1179		-	(VII) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM8
1180		-	A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION WHO IS APPOINTED BY THE9
1181		-	SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ;10
1182		-	(VIII) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM11
1183		-	A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION WHO IS APPOINTED BY THE12
1184		-	MINORITY LEADER OF THE SENATE;13
1185		-	(IX) ONE MEMBER WHO HAS A BACKGROUND IN LAND USE14
1186		-	PLANNING, IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM A TIER ONE URBAN15
1187		-	MUNICIPALITY, AND IS APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE ;16
1188		-	(X) ONE MEMBER WHO HAS A BACKGROUND IN LAND USE17
1189		-	PLANNING, IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM TIER TWO URBAN18
1190		-	MUNICIPALITY, AND IS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR ;19
1191		-	(XI) ONE MEMBER WHO HAS A BACKGROUND IN LAND USE20
1192		-	PLANNING, IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM A RURAL RESORT JOB21
1193		-	CENTER MUNICIPALITY, AND IS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR ;22
1194		-	(XII) ONE MEMBER WHO HAS A BACKGROUND IN LAND USE23
1195		-	PLANNING, IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM A RURAL RESORT JOB24
1196		-	CENTER MUNICIPALITY, AND IS APPOINTED BY THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE25
1197		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES;26
1198		-	(XIII) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF -LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE27
1199		-	213
1200		-	-34- FROM A COUNTY WHO IS APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE ;1
1201		-	(XIV) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVE WITH2
1202		-	HOUSING EXPERTISE WHO IS APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE ;3
1203		-	AND4
1204		-	(XV) ONE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS SPECIAL DISTRICTS AND IS5
1205		-	APPOINTED BY THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE HOUSE OF6
1206		-	REPRESENTATIVES.7
	878	+	PLANNING, IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM A TIER ONE URBAN5
	879	+	MUNICIPALITY, AND IS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR ;6
	880	+	(X) O
	881	+	NE MEMBER WHO HAS A BACKGROUND IN LAND USE
	882	+	7
	883	+	PLANNING, IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM A RURAL RESORT JOB8
	884	+	CENTER MUNICIPALITY, AND IS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR ;9
	885	+	(XI) O
	886	+	NE MEMBER WHO HAS A BACKGROUND IN LAND USE
	887	+	10
	888	+	PLANNING, IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM A RURAL RESORT JOB11
	889	+	CENTER MUNICIPALITY, AND IS APPOINTED BY THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE12
	890	+	OF REPRESENTATIVES;13
	891	+	(XII) O
	892	+	NE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM
	893	+	14
	894	+	A COUNTY WHO IS APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE ;15
	895	+	(XIII) O
	896	+	NE MEMBER WHO IS A COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVE WITH
	897	+	16
	898	+	HOUSING EXPERTISE WHO IS APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE ;17
	899	+	AND18
	900	+	(XIV) O
	901	+	NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS SPECIAL DISTRICTS AND IS
	902	+	19
	903	+	APPOINTED BY THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE HOUSE OF20
	904	+	REPRESENTATIVES.21
1207	905		(b) I
1208	906		NITIAL APPOINTMENTS TO THE COMMITTEE MUST BE MADE NO
1209		-	8
1210		-	LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 1, 2023.9
	907	+	22
	908	+	LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 1, 2023.23
1211	909		(c) W
1212		-	HEN MAKING APPOINTMENTS TO THE
1213		-	STRATEGIC GROWTH10
1214		-	COMMITTEE, REASONABLE EFFORTS MUST BE MADE TO APPOINT MEMBERS11
1215		-	WHO REFLECT THE GEOGRAPHIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY OF THE12
1216		-	ENTIRE STATE.13
1217		-	(4) E
1218		-	ACH MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE WHO IS APPOINTED
1219		-	14
1220		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION SERVES AT THE PLEASURE15
1221		-	OF THE OFFICIAL WHO APPOINTED THE MEMBER . THE TERM OF16
1222		-	APPOINTMENT IS FOUR YEARS; EXCEPT THAT THE TERM OF EACH MEMBER17
1223		-	INITIALLY APPOINTED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTIONS (3)(a)(VII),18
1224		-	(3)(a)(IX), (3)(a)(XI), (3)(a)(XIII), AND (3)(a)(XV) OF THIS SECTION IS19
1225		-	TWO YEARS AND THE TERM OF EACH MEMBER INITIALLY APPOINTED20
1226		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTIONS (3)(a)(VIII), (3)(a)(X), (3)(a)(XII), AND21
1227		-	(3)(a)(XIV) IS ONE YEAR. NO APPOINTED MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE22
1228		-	SHALL SERVE MORE THAN TWO CONSECUTIVE TERMS .23
	910	+	HEN MAKING APPOINTMENTS TO THE MULTI -AGENCY
	911	+	24
	912	+	ADVISORY COMMITTEE, REASONABLE EFFORTS MUST BE MADE TO APPOINT25
	913	+	MEMBERS WHO REFLECT THE GEOGRAPHIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY26
	914	+	OF THE ENTIRE STATE.27
	915	+	213
	916	+	-20- (4) EACH MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE WHO IS APPOINTED1
	917	+	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION SERVES AT THE PLEASURE2
	918	+	OF THE OFFICIAL WHO APPOINTED THE MEMBER . THE TERM OF3
	919	+	APPOINTMENT IS FOUR YEARS; EXCEPT THAT THE TERM OF EACH MEMBER4
	920	+	INITIALLY APPOINTED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTIONS (3)(a)(I), (3)(a)(II),5
	921	+	(3)(a)(III), (3)(a)(IV),
	922	+	AND (3)(a)(V) OF THIS SECTION IS TWO YEARS AND
	923	+	6
	924	+	THE TERM OF EACH MEMBER INITIALLY APPOINTED PURSUANT TO7
	925	+	SUBSECTIONS (3)(a)(VI), (3)(a)(VII), (3)(a)(VIII), (3)(a)(IX), (3)(a)(X),8
	926	+	(3)(a)(XI), (3)(a)(XII), (3)(a)(XIII),
	927	+	AND (3)(a)(XIV) OF THIS SECTION IS
	928	+	9
	929	+	ONE YEAR. NO APPOINTED MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE SHALL SERVE10
	930	+	MORE THAN TWO CONSECUTIVE TERMS .11
1229	931		(5) (a) T
1230	932		HE GOVERNOR SHALL CALL THE FIRST MEETING OF THE
1231		-	24
1232		-	COMMITTEE NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 1, 2023.25
	933	+	12
	934	+	COMMITTEE NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 1, 2023.13
1233	935		(b) T
1234	936		HE COMMITTEE SHALL ELECT A CHAIR FROM AMONG ITS
1235		-	26
1236		-	MEMBERS TO SERVE FOR A TERM NOT TO EXCEED TWO YEARS , AS27
1237		-	213
1238		-	-35- DETERMINED BY THE COMMITTEE . A MEMBER IS NOT ELIGIBLE TO SERVE1
1239		-	AS CHAIR FOR MORE THAN TWO SUCCESSIVE TERMS .2
	937	+	14
	938	+	MEMBERS TO SERVE FOR A TERM NOT TO EXCEED TWO YEARS , AS15
	939	+	DETERMINED BY THE COMMITTEE . A MEMBER IS NOT ELIGIBLE TO SERVE16
	940	+	AS CHAIR FOR MORE THAN TWO SUCCESSIVE TERMS .17
1240	941		(c) T
1241	942		HE COMMITTEE SHALL MEET AT LEAST THREE TIMES EVERY
1242		-	3
1243		-	YEAR. THE CHAIR MAY CALL SUCH ~~ADDITI ONAL~~ MEETINGS AS ~~ARE4~~
1244		-	NECESSARY FOR THE COMMITTEE TO COMPLETE ITS DUTIES .5
	943	+	18
	944	+	YEAR. THE CHAIR MAY CALL SUCH ADDITIONAL MEETINGS AS ARE19
	945	+	NECESSARY FOR THE COMMITTEE TO COMPLETE ITS DUTIES .20
1245	946		(6) T
1246	947		HE COMMITTEE SHALL COMPLETE ITS DUTIES AS REQUIRED BY
1247		-	6
1248		-	THIS ARTICLE 33.7
	948	+	21
	949	+	THIS ARTICLE 33.22
1249	950		(7) U
1250	951		PON REQUEST BY THE COMMITTEE , THE DEPARTMENT OF
1251		-	8
1252		-	LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL PROVIDE OFFICE SPACE , EQUIPMENT, AND ~~STAFF9~~
1253		-	SERVICES AS MAY BE NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT THIS SECTION .10
	952	+	23
	953	+	LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL PROVIDE OFFICE SPACE , EQUIPMENT, AND STAFF24
	954	+	SERVICES AS MAY BE NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT THIS SECTION .25
1254	955		(8) (a) T
1255		-	HERE IS CREATED AS PART OF THE
1256		-	STRATEGIC GROWTH11
1257		-	COMMITTEE THE RURAL RESORT AREA SUBCOMMITTEE .12
1258		-	(b) T
1259		-	HE RURAL RESORT AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CONSISTS OF AT
1260		-	13
1261		-	LEAST ONE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE MULTI -AGENCY COMMITTEE14
1262		-	APPOINTED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)(a)(X) OR (3)(a)(XI) OF THIS15
1263		-	SECTION, WHO SHALL SERVE AS THE CHAIR OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE , THE16
1264		-	TWO MEMBERS OF THE TASK FORCE CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING17
1265		-	AND HOMELESSNESS ESTABLISHED IN SECTION 29-33-118 (1) APPOINTED18
1266		-	PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-118 (2)(b)(II) AND (2)(b)(IV), AND TEN19
1267		-	OTHER MEMBERS AS FOLLOWS :20
1268		-	(I) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM21
1269		-	A COUNTY CONTAINING A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER, APPOINTED BY THE22
1270		-	GOVERNOR;23
1271		-	(II) TWO MEMBERS WHO ARE STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVES24
1272		-	FROM TWO DIFFERENT RURAL RESORT JOB CENTERS, APPOINTED BY THE25
1273		-	PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE;26
1274		-	(III) ONE MEMBER WHO HAS A BACKGROUND IN AFFORDABLE27
1275		-	213
1276		-	-36- HOUSING ADVOCACY WITH EXPERIENCE IN A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER,1
1277		-	APPOINTED BY THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ;2
1278		-	(IV) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM3
1279		-	A HOUSING AUTHORITY SERVING A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER, APPOINTED4
1280		-	BY THE GOVERNOR;5
1281		-	(V) ONE MEMBER WHO HAS A BACKGROUND IN NOT -FOR-PROFIT OR6
1282		-	FOR-PROFIT HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN RURAL RESORT JOB CENTERS ,7
1283		-	APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR ;8
1284		-	(VI) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVES FROM9
1285		-	UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDERS THAT PROVIDE SERVICES TO RURAL RESORT10
1286		-	JOB CENTERS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WATER, WASTEWATER, AND11
1287		-	ELECTRIC UTILITIES, APPOINTED BY THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE SENATE;12
1288		-	(VII) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM13
1289		-	UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDERS THAT PROVIDE SERVICES TO RURAL RESORT14
1290		-	JOB CENTERS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WATER, WASTEWATER, AND15
1291		-	ELECTRIC UTILITIES, APPOINTED BY THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE HOUSE16
1292		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES;17
1293		-	(VIII) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE18
1294		-	FROM A TRANSIT AGENCY THAT PROVIDES SERVICES TO A RURAL RESORT19
1295		-	JOB CENTER OR THAT WORKS AS A TRANSPORTATION PLANNER IN A RURAL20
1296		-	RESORT JOB CENTER, APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR; AND21
1297		-	(IX) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A RECREATION INDUSTRY EMPLOYER,22
1298		-	HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY EMPLOYER, OR OTHER EMPLOYER WHO EMPLOYS23
1299		-	AT LEAST SEVENTY-FIVE EMPLOYEES WHO WORK IN RURAL RESORT JOB24
1300		-	CENTERS, APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.25
	956	+	HERE IS CREATED AS PART OF THE MULTI -AGENCY
	957	+	26
	958	+	ADVISORY COMMITTEE THE RURAL RESORT AREA SUBCOMMITTEE .27
	959	+	213
	960	+	-21- (b) THE RURAL RESORT AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CONSISTS OF AT1
	961	+	LEAST ONE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE MULTI -AGENCY COMMITTEE2
	962	+	APPOINTED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)(a)(X) OR (3)(a)(XI) OF THIS3
	963	+	SECTION, WHO SHALL SERVE AS THE CHAIR OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE , AND4
	964	+	OTHER MEMBERS AS DETERMINED BY THE MULTI -AGENCY'S COMMITTEE5
	965	+	BYLAWS TO ENSURE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ACROSS RURAL RESORT6
	966	+	JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES.7
1301	967		(c) I
1302	968		N ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 29-33-109, THE RURAL RESORT
1303		-	26
1304		-	AREA SUBCOMMITTEE SHALL DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS TO PRESENT27
1305		-	213
1306		-	-37- TO THE MULTI-AGENCY COMMITTEE CONCERNING MATTERS RELATED TO1
1307		-	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES . PRIOR TO FINALIZING ANY2
1308		-	RECOMMENDATIONS , THE RURAL RESORT AREA SUBCOMMITTEE SHALL3
1309		-	PROVIDE A DRAFT OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS TO ALL RURAL RESORT4
1310		-	AREA JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES, ALLOW AT LEAST A SIXTY-DAY PUBLIC5
1311		-	COMMENT PERIOD , AND HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE6
1312		-	RECOMMENDATIONS DURING THE COMMENT PERIOD .7
	969	+	8
	970	+	AREA SUBCOMMITTEE SHALL DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS TO PRESENT9
	971	+	TO THE MULTI-AGENCY COMMITTEE CONCERNING MATTERS RELATED TO10
	972	+	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES . PRIOR TO FINALIZING ANY11
	973	+	RECOMMENDATIONS , THE RURAL RESORT AREA SUBCOMMITTEE SHALL12
	974	+	PROVIDE A DRAFT OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS TO ALL RURAL RESORT13
	975	+	AREA JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES AND SHALL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON14
	976	+	SUCH RECOMMENDATIONS NO SOONER THAN SIXTY DAYS AFTER15
	977	+	PROVIDING THESE RECOMMENDATIONS .16
1313	978		(9) (a) T
1314		-	HERE IS CREATED AS PART OF THE
1315		-	~~STRATEGIC GROWTH8~~
1316		-	COMMITTEE THE URBAN AREA SUBCOMMITTEE .9
	979	+	HERE IS CREATED AS PART OF THE MULTI -AGENCY
	980	+	17
	981	+	ADVISORY COMMITTEE THE URBAN AREA SUBCOMMITTEE .18
1317	982		(b) T
1318	983		HE URBAN AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CONSISTS OF AT LEAST ONE
1319		-	10
1320		-	OF THE MEMBERS OF THE MULTI -AGENCY COMMITTEE APPOINTED11
1321		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTIONS (3)(a)(VII), (3)(a)(VIII), (3)(a)(IX), AND12
1322		-	(3)(a)(X) OF THIS SECTION, WHO SHALL SERVE AS THE CHAIR OF THE13
1323		-	SUBCOMMITTEE, THE TWO MEMBERS OF THE TASK FORCE CONCERNING14
1324		-	AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS ESTABLISHED IN SECTION15
1325		-	29-33-118 (1) APPOINTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-118 (2)(b)(I) AND16
1326		-	(2)(b)(III), AND TEN OTHER MEMBERS AS FOLLOWS :17
1327		-	(I) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM18
1328		-	A COUNTY CONTAINING AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY , APPOINTED BY THE19
1329		-	GOVERNOR;20
1330		-	(II) TWO MEMBERS WHO ARE STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVES21
1331		-	FROM TWO DIFFERENT TIER ONE URBAN MUNICIPALITIES, APPOINTED BY22
1332		-	THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE;23
1333		-	(III) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM24
1334		-	A TIER TWO URBAN MUNICIPALITY, APPOINTED BY THE SPEAKER OF THE25
1335		-	HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES;26
1336		-	(IV) ONE MEMBER WHO HAS A BACKGROUND IN AFFORDABLE27
1337		-	213
1338		-	-38- HOUSING ADVOCACY SERVING AN AREA WITHIN A URBAN MUNICIPALITY1
1339		-	METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION REGION, APPOINTED BY THE2
1340		-	GOVERNOR;3
1341		-	(V) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM4
1342		-	A HOUSING AUTHORITY SERVING AN AREA WITHIN A METROPOLITAN5
1343		-	PLANNING ORGANIZATION REGION , APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR;6
1344		-	(VI) ONE MEMBER WHO HAS A BACKGROUND IN NOT-FOR-PROFIT7
1345		-	OR FOR-PROFIT HOUSING DEVELOPMENT WITHIN A METROPOLITAN8
1346		-	PLANNING ORGANIZATION REGION , APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR;9
1347		-	(VII) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM10
1348		-	UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDERS THAT PROVIDE SERVICES WITHIN A11
1349		-	METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION REGION, INCLUDING BUT NOT12
1350		-	LIMITED TO WATER, WASTEWATER, AND ELECTRIC UTILITIES APPOINTED BY13
1351		-	THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE HOUSE ;14
1352		-	(VIII) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE15
1353		-	FROM UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDERS THAT PROVIDE SERVICES WITHIN A16
1354		-	METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION REGION , INCLUDING BUT NOT17
1355		-	LIMITED TO WATER, WASTEWATER, AND ELECTRIC UTILITIES, APPOINTED18
1356		-	BY THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE SENATE ; AND19
1357		-	(IX) ONE MEMBER WHO IS A STAFF-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE FROM20
1358		-	A TRANSIT AGENCY THAT PROVIDES SERVICES WITHIN A TIER ONE OR TIER21
1359		-	TWO MUNICIPALITY OR IS A TRANSPORTATION PLANNER WITH A22
1360		-	METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION , APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.23
	984	+	19
	985	+	OF THE MEMBERS OF THE MULTI -AGENCY COMMITTEE APPOINTED20
	986	+	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTIONS (3)(a)(VI), (3)(a)(VII), (3)(a)(VIII), AND21
	987	+	(3)(a)(IX)
	988	+	OF THIS SECTION, WHO SHALL SERVE AS THE CHAIR OF THE
	989	+	22
	990	+	SUBCOMMITTEE, AND OTHER MEMBERS AS DETERMINED BY THE23
	991	+	MULTI-AGENCY'S COMMITTEE BYLAWS TO ENSURE COMMUNITY24
	992	+	ENGAGEMENT ACROSS TIER ONE AND TWO URBAN MUNICIPALITIES .25
1361	993		(c) I
1362	994		N ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 29-33-109, THE URBAN AREA
1363		-	24
1364		-	SUBCOMMITTEE SHALL DEVELOP RECOMME NDATIONS TO PRESENT TO ~~THE25~~
1365		-	~~MULTI-AGENCY COMMITTEE CONCERNING MATTERS RELATED TO URBAN26~~
1366		-	~~MUNICIPALITIES. PRIOR~~ TO ~~FINALIZING ANY RECOMMENDATIONS , THE27~~
1367		-	~~213~~
1368		-	~~-39-~~ URBAN AREA SUBCOMMITTEE SHALL PROVIDE A DRAFT OF ~~THE1~~
1369		-	RECOMMENDATION TO ALL URBAN MUNICIPALITIES~~, ALLOW AT LEAST A2~~
1370		-	~~SIXTY-DAY PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD, AND HOLD A~~ PUBLIC HEARING ~~ON3~~
1371		-	~~THE~~ RECOMMENDATIONS ~~DURING THE COMMENT PERIOD~~ .4
1372		-	29-33-104. Housing needs assessments - methodology.5
	995	+	26
	996	+	SUBCOMMITTEE SHALL DEVELOP RECOMME NDATIONS TO PRESENT TO THE27
	997	+	213
	998	+	-22- MULTI-AGENCY COMMITTEE CONCERNING MATTERS RELATED TO URBAN1
	999	+	MUNICIPALITIES. PRIOR TO FINALIZING ANY RECOMMENDATIONS , THE2
	1000	+	URBAN AREA SUBCOMMITTEE SHALL PROVIDE A DRAFT OF THE3
	1001	+	RECOMMENDATION TO ALL URBAN MUNICIPALITIES AND SHALL HOLD A4
	1002	+	PUBLIC HEARING ON SUCH RECOMMENDATIONS NO SOONER T HAN SIXTY5
	1003	+	DAYS AFTER PROVIDING THESE RECOMMENDATIONS .6
	1004	+	29-33-104. Housing needs assessments - methodology.7
1373	1005		(1) (a) T
1374	1006		HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS
1375		-	6
1376		-	SHALL ISSUE A METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPING STATEWIDE , REGIONAL,7
1377		-	AND LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS .8
	1007	+	8
	1008	+	SHALL ISSUE A METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPING STATEWIDE , REGIONAL,9
	1009	+	AND LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS .10
1378	1010		(b) T
1379		-	HE
1380		-	~~STRATEGIC GROWTH COMMITTEE, IN CONSULTATION WITH9~~
1381		-	THE STATE DEMOGRAPHY OFFICE , SHALL, AS PART OF THE ~~PUBLIC10~~
1382		-	COMMENT AND HEARING PROCESS ESTABLISHED IN SECTION 29-33-109 (2),11
1383		-	DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS TO PROVIDE TO THE EXECUTIVE ~~DIRECTOR12~~
1384		-	OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS CONCERNING THE ~~METHODOLOGY13~~
1385		-	FOR DEVELOPING STATEWIDE , REGIONAL, AND LOCAL HOUSING ~~NEEDS14~~
1386		-	ASSESSMENTS.15
	1011	+	HE MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMI TTEE , IN CONSULTATION
	1012	+	11
	1013	+	WITH THE STATE DEMOGRAPHY OFFICE , SHALL, AS PART OF THE PUBLIC12
	1014	+	COMMENT AND HEARING PROCESS ESTABLISHED IN SECTION 29-33-109 (2),13
	1015	+	DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS TO PROVIDE TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR14
	1016	+	OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS CONCERNING THE METHODOLOGY15
	1017	+	FOR DEVELOPING STATEWIDE , REGIONAL, AND LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS16
	1018	+	ASSESSMENTS.17
1387	1019		(2) T
1388	1020		HE METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPING HOUSING NEEDS
1389		-	16
1390		-	ASSESSMENTS MAY INCLUDE :17
	1021	+	18
	1022	+	ASSESSMENTS MAY INCLUDE :19
1391	1023		(a) F
1392	1024		OR THE STATEWIDE HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT , METHODS
1393		-	18
1394		-	TO:19
	1025	+	20
	1026	+	TO:21
1395	1027		(I) E
1396	1028		STIMATE EXISTING HOUSING STOCK;
1397		-	20
	1029	+	22
1398	1030		(II) C
1399	1031		ONDUCT A HOUSING SHORTAGE ANALYSIS ;
1400		-	21
	1032	+	23
1401	1033		(III) D
1402	1034		ETERMINE THE NEED FOR ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS ;
1403		-	22
	1035	+	24
1404	1036		(IV) E
1405	1037		STIMATE THE HOUSING NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE THE
1406		-	23
1407		-	DEMOGRAPHIC AND POPULATION TRENDS FORECAST BY THE ~~STATE24~~
1408		-	DEMOGRAPHY OFFICE, CATEGORIZED BY HOUSEHOLD SIZE ; ~~HOUSEHOLD25~~
1409		-	~~TYPE, INCLUDING FOR SUPPORTIVE, FOR-SALE, AND RENTAL HOUSING ; AND26~~
1410		-	~~INCOME LEVEL~~, INCLUDING ~~EXTREMELY LOW-INCOME~~, ~~VERY LOW-INCOME,27~~
1411		-	~~213~~
1412		-	~~-40-~~ LOW-INCOME, MODERATE-INCOME, AND MIDDLE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS ~~AS1~~
1413		-	DEFINED BY THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND ~~URBAN2~~
1414		-	DEVELOPMENT;3
	1038	+	25
	1039	+	DEMOGRAPHIC AND POPULATION TRENDS FORECAST BY THE STATE26
	1040	+	DEMOGRAPHY OFFICE, CATEGORIZED BY HOUSEHOLD SIZE ; HOUSEHOLD27
	1041	+	213
	1042	+	-23- TYPE, INCLUDING FOR SUPPORTIVE, FOR-SALE, AND RENTAL HOUSING ; AND1
	1043	+	INCOME LEVEL, INCLUDING EXTREMELY LOW-INCOME, VERY LOW-INCOME,2
	1044	+	LOW-INCOME, MODERATE-INCOME, AND MIDDLE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AS3
	1045	+	DEFINED BY THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN4
	1046	+	DEVELOPMENT;5
1415	1047		(V) E
1416	1048		NSURE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INPUT AND COORDINATION ; AND
1417		-	4
	1049	+	6
1418	1050		(VI) A
1419	1051		SSESS AND PROVIDE DATA REGARDING ANY HOME
1420		-	5
1421		-	OWNERSHIP OR RENTAL HOUSING INEQUITIES IMPACTING ~~POPULATIONS6~~
1422		-	THAT MAY HAVE BEEN HISTORICALLY EXCLUDED FROM HOME ~~OWNERSHIP7~~
1423		-	OR RENTAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES . THIS DATA MAY INCLUDE, BUT ~~IS8~~
1424		-	NOT LIMITED TO, HOUSING STATUS BY VETERAN STATUS , GENDER, AGE,9
1425		-	~~HOUSEHOLD SIZE~~, INCOME, RACE AND ETHNICITY, AND SPEAKING ~~ENGLISH10~~
1426		-	LESS THAN VERY WELL.11
	1052	+	7
	1053	+	OWNERSHIP OR RENTAL HOUSING INEQUITIES IMPACTING POPULATIONS8
	1054	+	THAT MAY HAVE BEEN HISTORICALLY EXCLUDED FROM HOME OWNERSHIP9
	1055	+	OR RENTAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES . THIS DATA MAY INCLUDE, BUT IS10
	1056	+	NOT LIMITED TO, HOUSING STATUS BY VETERAN STATUS , GENDER, AGE,11
	1057	+	FAMILY STATUS, INCOME, RACE AND ETHNICITY, AND SPEAKING ENGLISH12
	1058	+	LESS THAN VERY WELL.13
1427	1059		(b) F
1428	1060		OR REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS , METHODS TO:
1429		-	12
	1061	+	14
1430	1062		(I) A
1431	1063		SSESS REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS FOR EACH REGION , BASED
1432		-	13
1433		-	ON:14
	1064	+	15
	1065	+	ON:16
1434	1066		(A) E
1435	1067		XISTING AND PROJECTED HOUSING SHORTAGES AND
1436		-	15
1437		-	SURPLUSES FOR DIFFERENT HOUSEHOLD TYPES AND INCOME LEVELS ,16
1438		-	INCLUDING EXTREMELY LOW -INCOME, VERY LOW-INCOME, LOW-INCOME,17
1439		-	MODERATE-INCOME, AND MIDDLE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AS DEFINED ~~BY18~~
1440		-	THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND ~~URBAN19~~
1441		-	DEVELOPMENT;20
	1068	+	17
	1069	+	SURPLUSES FOR DIFFERENT HOUSEHOLD TYPES AND INCOME LEVELS ,18
	1070	+	INCLUDING EXTREMELY LOW -INCOME, VERY LOW-INCOME, LOW-INCOME,19
	1071	+	MODERATE-INCOME, AND MIDDLE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AS DEFINED BY20
	1072	+	THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN21
	1073	+	DEVELOPMENT;22
1442	1074		(B) E
1443	1075		XISTING HOUSING DIVERSITY AND STOCK ;
1444		-	21
	1076	+	23
1445	1077		(C) C
1446	1078		URRENT JOBS BY INCOME LEVEL;
1447		-	22
	1079	+	24
1448	1080		(D) F
1449	1081		UTURE POPULATION AND JOB GROWTH PROJECTIONS ; AND
1450		-	23
	1082	+	25
1451	1083		(E) D
1452	1084		EMOGRAPHIC AND POPULATION TRENDS FORECAST BY THE
1453		-	24
1454		-	STATE DEMOGRAPHY OFFICE ; AND25
1455	1085		26
1456		-	(II) DESIGNATE REGIONS BASED ON THE BOUNDARIES OF27
1457		-	213
1458		-	-41- METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS , RURAL REGIONS, AND RURAL1
1459		-	RESORT REGIONS. THE DESIGNATION OF RURAL REGIONS AND RURAL2
1460		-	RESORT REGIONS MUST BE BASED ON REGIONAL COMMUTING PATTERNS3
1461		-	AMONG OTHER FACTORS .4
	1086	+	STATE DEMOGRAPHY OFFICE ;27
	1087	+	213
	1088	+	-24- (II) DETERMINE THE NEED FOR ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS ; AND1
	1089	+	(III) D
	1090	+	ESIGNATE REGIONS BASED ON THE BOUNDARIES OF
	1091	+	2
	1092	+	METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS , RURAL REGIONS, AND RURAL3
	1093	+	RESORT REGIONS. THE DESIGNATION OF RURAL REGIONS AND RURAL4
	1094	+	RESORT REGIONS MUST BE BASED ON REGIONAL COMMUTING PATTERNS5
	1095	+	AMONG OTHER FACTORS .6
1462	1096		(c) F
1463	1097		OR LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS , METHODS TO
1464		-	5
1465		-	ASSESS LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS FOR EACH LOCAL GOVERNMENT , ~~ALIGNED6~~
1466		-	WITH REGIONAL AND STATE HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS , BASED ON:7
	1098	+	7
	1099	+	ASSESS LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS FOR EACH LOCAL GOVERNMENT , ALIGNED8
	1100	+	WITH REGIONAL AND STATE HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS , BASED ON:9
1467	1101		(I) T
1468	1102		HE CURRENT PROPORTION OF THE LOCALITY 'S POPULATION IN
1469		-	8
1470		-	DIFFERENT HOUSEHOLD INCOME LEVELS , INCLUDING ~~EXTREMELY9~~
1471		-	LOW-INCOME, VERY LOW-INCOME, LOW-INCOME, MODERATE-INCOME, ~~AND10~~
1472		-	MIDDLE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AS DEFINED BY THE UNITED ~~STATES11~~
1473		-	DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT ;12
	1103	+	10
	1104	+	DIFFERENT HOUSEHOLD INCOME LEVELS , INCLUDING EXTREMELY11
	1105	+	LOW-INCOME, VERY LOW-INCOME, LOW-INCOME, MODERATE-INCOME, AND12
	1106	+	MIDDLE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AS DEFINED BY THE UNITED STATES13
	1107	+	DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT ;14
1474	1108		(II) T
1475	1109		HE LOCALITY'S CURRENT MEDIAN INCOME;
1476		-	13
	1110	+	15
1477	1111		(III) T
1478	1112		HE LOCALITY'S JOB-HOUSING BALANCE, INCLUDING THE
1479		-	14
1480		-	AVAILABILITY OF HOUSING AFFORDABLE TO LOW -INCOME WORKERS IN ~~THE15~~
1481		-	LOCALITY;16
	1113	+	16
	1114	+	AVAILABILITY OF HOUSING AFFORDABLE TO LOW -INCOME WORKERS IN THE17
	1115	+	LOCALITY;18
1482	1116		(IV) T
1483	1117		HE LOCALITY'S POPULATION AND DEMOGRAPHICS ;
1484		-	17
	1118	+	19
1485	1119		(V) M
1486	1120		EASURES OF LOCAL RESOURCES IN THE LOCALITY ;
1487		-	18
	1121	+	20
1488	1122		(VI) V
1489	1123		ACANCY RATES IN THE LOCALITY;
1490		-	19
	1124	+	21
1491	1125		(VII) M
1492	1126		EASURES OF HOMELESSNESS AND HOUSING INSTABILITY IN
1493		-	20
1494		-	THE LOCALITY; ~~AND21~~
	1127	+	22
	1128	+	THE LOCALITY; AND23
1495	1129		(VIII) D
1496	1130		EMOGRAPHIC AND POPULATION TRENDS FORECAST BY THE
1497		-	22
1498		-	STATE DEMOGRAPHY OFFICE .23
	1131	+	24
	1132	+	STATE DEMOGRAPHY OFFICE .25
1499	1133		(3) (a) N
1500	1134		O LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 2024, AND EVERY SIX
1501		-	24
1502		-	YEARS THEREAFTER, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE METHODOLOGIES FOR25
1503		-	DEVELOPING HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS , THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF26
1504		-	THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS , WITH INPUT FROM THE STRATEGIC27
1505		-	213
1506		-	-42- GROWTH COMMITTEE, SHALL PRODUCE STATEWIDE, REGIONAL, AND LOCAL1
1507		-	HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS WITH TWENTY -YEAR PLANNING FORECASTS.2
	1135	+	26
	1136	+	YEARS THEREAFTER, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE METHODOLOGIES FOR27
	1137	+	213
	1138	+	-25- DEVELOPING HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS , THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF1
	1139	+	THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS , WITH INPUT FROM THE2
	1140	+	MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE , SHALL PRODUCE STATEWIDE ,3
	1141	+	REGIONAL, AND LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS WITH TWENTY -YEAR4
	1142	+	PLANNING FORECASTS.5
1508	1143		(b) E
1509	1144		ACH OF THE ASSESSMENTS MUST INCLUDE FOR THE RELEVANT
1510		-	3
1511		-	AREA, BASED ON STATE DEMOGRAPHIC DATA DURING THE TWENTY -~~YEAR4~~
1512		-	PLANNING PERIOD, ESTIMATES OF:5
	1145	+	6
	1146	+	AREA, BASED ON STATE DEMOGRAPHIC DATA DURING THE TWENTY -YEAR7
	1147	+	PLANNING PERIOD, ESTIMATES OF:8
1513	1148		(I) H
1514	1149		OUSING NEEDS IN THE AREA SORTED BY INCOME LEVELS ,
1515		-	6
1516		-	INCLUDING EXTREMELY LOW -INCOME, VERY LOW-INCOME, LOW-INCOME,7
1517		-	MODERATE-INCOME, AND MIDDLE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AS DEFINED ~~BY8~~
1518		-	THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND ~~URBAN9~~
1519		-	DEVELOPMENT; AND UNIT TYPES , INCLUDING ACCESSIBLE UNITS ,10
1520		-	SUPPORTIVE HOUSING, FOR-SALE HOUSING AND RENTAL HOUSING ;11
	1150	+	9
	1151	+	INCLUDING EXTREMELY LOW -INCOME, VERY LOW-INCOME, LOW-INCOME,10
	1152	+	MODERATE-INCOME, AND MIDDLE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AS DEFINED BY11
	1153	+	THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN12
	1154	+	DEVELOPMENT; AND UNIT TYPES , INCLUDING ACCESSIBLE UNITS ,13
	1155	+	SUPPORTIVE HOUSING, FOR-SALE HOUSING AND RENTAL HOUSING ;14
1521	1156		(II) T
1522	1157		HE NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS IN THE AREA ;
1523		-	12
	1158	+	15
1524	1159		(III) T
1525		-	HE NUMBER OF JOBS IN THE AREA BY ANNUAL SALARY
1526		-	~~OR13~~
1527		-	WAGE;14
	1160	+	HE NUMBER OF JOBS IN THE AREA BY ANNUAL SALARY AND
	1161	+	16
	1162	+	WAGE;17
1528	1163		(IV) T
1529	1164		HE AREA'S POPULATION AND DEMOGRAPHICS ; AND
1530		-	15
	1165	+	18
1531	1166		(V) T
1532		-	HE AREA'S EXISTING HOUSING
1533		-	~~STOCK.16~~
	1167	+	HE AREA'S EXISTING HOUSING STOCK;
	1168	+	19
1534	1169		(c) M
1535	1170		UNICIPALITIES THAT ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE HOUSING
1536		-	17
1537		-	NEEDS PLANS ~~MUST~~ USE THE LOCAL AND REGIONAL HOUSING ~~NEEDS18~~
1538		-	ASSESSMENTS TO INFORM THEIR HOUSING NEEDS PLANS .19
1539		-	29-33-105. ~~Urban municipality~~ housing needs plans - ~~guidance20~~
1540		-	~~- definition.~~ (1) (a) N
1541		-	O LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 2024, THE EXECUTIVE
1542		-	21
1543		-	~~DIRECTOR~~ OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL ISSUE ~~GUIDANCE22~~
1544		-	~~FOR~~ CREATING A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN .23
	1171	+	20
	1172	+	NEEDS PLANS MAY USE THE LOCAL AND REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS21
	1173	+	ASSESSMENTS TO INFORM THEIR HOUSING NEEDS PLANS .22
	1174	+	29-33-105. Housing needs plans - guidance - definition.23
	1175	+	(1) (a) N
	1176	+	O LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 2024, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
	1177	+	24
	1178	+	OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL ISSUE GUIDANCE FOR25
	1179	+	CREATING A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN .26
1545	1180		(b) T
1546		-	HE
1547		-	STRATEGIC GROWTH COMMITTEE SHALL, AS PART OF THE24
1548		-	PUBLIC COMMENT AND HEARING PROCESS ESTABLISHED IN SECTION25
	1181	+	HE MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE SHALL , AS PART OF
	1182	+	27
	1183	+	213
	1184	+	-26- THE PUBLIC COMMENT AND HEARING PROCESS ESTABLISHED IN SECTION1
1549	1185		29-33-109 (2),
1550	1186		DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS TO PROVIDE TO THE
1551		-	26
1552		-	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS27
1553		-	213
1554		-	-43- CONCERNING GUIDANCE FOR CREATING A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN .1
1555	1187		2
1556		-	(2) (a) NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 2026, AND EVERY SIX3
1557		-	YEARS THEREAFTER, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GUIDANCE FOR CREATING4
1558		-	A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN, EVERY URBAN MUNICIPALITY SHALL DEVELOP ,5
1559		-	ADOPT, AND SUBMIT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS A HOUSING6
1560		-	NEEDS PLAN. THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL POST THE7
1561		-	SUBMITTED PLANS PUBLICLY ON ITS WEBSITE .8
	1188	+	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS3
	1189	+	CONCERNING GUIDANCE FOR CREATING A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN .4
	1190	+	(2) T
	1191	+	HE GUIDANCE FOR CREATING A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN MUST
	1192	+	5
	1193	+	INCLUDE GUIDANCE SPECIFICALLY FOR URBAN MUNICIPALITIES .6
	1194	+	(3) (a) N
	1195	+	O LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 2026, AND EVERY SIX
	1196	+	7
	1197	+	YEARS THEREAFTER, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GUIDANCE FOR CREATING8
	1198	+	A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN, EVERY URBAN MUNICIPALITY SHALL DEVELOP ,9
	1199	+	ADOPT, AND SUBMIT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS A HOUSING10
	1200	+	NEEDS PLAN. THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL POST THE11
	1201	+	SUBMITTED PLANS PUBLICLY ON ITS WEBSITE .12
1562	1202		(b) B
1563	1203		EFORE ADOPTING AND SUBMITTING A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN ,
1564		-	9
1565		-	AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY SHALL PUBLISH THE MOST RECENT DRAFT OF ITS10
1566		-	HOUSING NEEDS PLAN AND PROVIDE NOTICE OF A PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD11
1567		-	FOR THE RECEIPT OF WRITTEN COMMENTS CONCERNING THE PLAN . THE12
1568		-	URBAN MUNICIPALITY MUST HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PLAN .13
	1204	+	13
	1205	+	AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY SHALL PUBLISH THE MOST RECENT DRAFT OF ITS14
	1206	+	HOUSING NEEDS PLAN AND PROVIDE NOTICE OF A PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD15
	1207	+	FOR THE RECEIPT OF WRITTEN COMMENTS CONCERNING THE PLAN . THE16
	1208	+	URBAN MUNICIPALITY MAY ALSO CHOOSE TO HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON17
	1209	+	THE PLAN.18
1569	1210		(c) O
1570	1211		N OR BEFORE JUNE 30, 2024, AND ON OR BEFORE JUNE 30
1571		-	14
1572		-	EVERY SIX YEARS THEREAFTER , AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY WITH A15
1573		-	POPULATION OF LESS THAN TWENTY -FIVE THOUSAND AND AN ANNUAL16
1574		-	MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME OF LESS THAN FIFTY -FIVE THOUSAND17
1575		-	DOLLARS NEED NOT SUBMIT A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN TO THE DEPARTMENT18
1576		-	OF LOCAL AFFAIRS, IF THE MUNICIPALITY INSTEAD SENDS A LETTER TO THE19
1577		-	DEPARTMENT IN A FORM AND MANNE R DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT20
1578		-	INDICATING THAT THE MUNICIPALITY DOES NOT INTEND TO SUBMIT A21
1579		-	HOUSING NEEDS PLAN.22
1580		-	(3) A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN MUST INCLUDE :23
	1212	+	19
	1213	+	EVERY SIX YEARS THEREAFTER , AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY WITH A20
	1214	+	POPULATION OF LESS THAN TWENTY -FIVE THOUSAND AND AN ANNUAL21
	1215	+	MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME OF LESS THAN FIFTY -FIVE THOUSAND22
	1216	+	DOLLARS NEED NOT SUBMIT A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN TO THE DEPARTMENT23
	1217	+	OF LOCAL AFFAIRS, IF THE MUNICIPALITY INSTEAD SENDS A LETTER TO THE24
	1218	+	DEPARTMENT IN A FORM AND MANNE R DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT25
	1219	+	INDICATING THAT THE MUNICIPALITY DOES NOT INTEND TO SUBMIT A26
	1220	+	HOUSING NEEDS PLAN.27
	1221	+	213
	1222	+	-27- (4) A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN MUST INCLUDE :1
1581	1223		(a) A
1582	1224		NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF THE STAKEHOLDER
1583		-	24
1584		-	ENGAGEMENT CONDUCTED DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ~~HOUSING25~~
1585		-	NEEDS PLAN;26
	1225	+	2
	1226	+	ENGAGEMENT CONDUCTED DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE HOUSING3
	1227	+	NEEDS PLAN;4
1586	1228		(b) A
1587	1229		N ANALYSIS OF HOW THE URBAN MUNICIPALITY WILL PROVIDE
1588		-	27
1589		-	213
1590		-	-44- A REALISTIC OPPORTUNITY FOR DEVELOPMENT THAT WILL ADDRESS ITS1
1591		-	LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT , INCLUDING THE DEMONSTRATED2
1592		-	HOUSING NEEDS FOR PERSONS OF DIFFERENT AGES , HOUSEHOLD SIZE, AND3
1593		-	INCOME LEVELS, OVER THE NEXT TWENTY YEARS WITH AN EQUITABLE4
1594		-	DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSING WITHIN THE JURISDICTION ;5
	1230	+	5
	1231	+	A REALISTIC OPPORTUNITY FOR DEVELOPMENT THAT WILL ADDRESS ITS6
	1232	+	LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT , INCLUDING THE DEMONSTRATED7
	1233	+	HOUSING NEEDS FOR PERSONS OF DIFFERENT AGES , FAMILY STATUS AND8
	1234	+	SIZE, AND INCOME LEVELS, OVER THE NEXT TWENTY YEARS WITH AN9
	1235	+	EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSING WITHIN THE JURISDICTION ;10
1595	1236		(c) A
1596	1237		HOUSING NEEDS IMPLEMENTATION PLAN , WHICH MUST
1597		-	6
1598		-	DESCRIBE THE STRATEGIES THAT THE URBAN MUNICIPALITY WILL PURSUE7
1599		-	TO MEET ITS DEMONSTRATED HOUSING NEEDS , INCLUDING THE8
1600		-	IDENTIFICATION OF HOUSING RESOURCES AND CHANGES TO LOCAL LAWS;9
	1238	+	11
	1239	+	DESCRIBE THE STRATEGIES THAT THE URBAN MUNICIPALITY WILL PURSUE12
	1240	+	TO MEET ITS DEMONSTRATED HOUSING NEEDS , INCLUDING THE13
	1241	+	IDENTIFICATION OF HOUSING RESOURCES , CHANGES TO LOCAL LAWS, AND14
	1242	+	OTHER STRATEGIES SUCH AS THOSE IN THE MENU OF AFFORDABILITY15
	1243	+	STRATEGIES CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-106;16
1601	1244		(d) A
1602	1245		N ANALYSIS OF ADDITIONAL FUNDING NEEDED TO IMPLEMENT
1603		-	10
1604		-	THE HOUSING PLAN;11
1605		-	(e) FOR ANY PROGRAM THAT RECEIVES FEDERAL OR STATE MONEY12
1606		-	PURSUANT TO THE FEDERAL "AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN ACT OF 2021",13
1607		-	PUB.L. 117-2, OR FOR ANY PROGRAM THAT RECEIVES LOCAL MONEY14
1608		-	PRIORITIZED BY A MUNICIPALITY FOR REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING15
1609		-	OR HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION OR SUPPORT, A NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION16
1610		-	THAT INCLUDES THE PROGRAM 'S BUDGET, TIMELINE FOR COMPLETION,17
1611		-	NUMBER OF UNITS, TYPE OF UNITS, INCOME LEVEL FOR WHICH THE18
1612		-	HOUSING IS TARGETED, NUMBER OF FAMILIES SERVICED , AND THE19
1613		-	DEMOGRAPHICS AND INCOME LEVELS OF THE SERVICED FAMILIES .20
1614		-	(f) A DESCRIPTION OF AND AN IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR AT21
1615		-	LEAST ONE STRATEGY THAT THE URBAN MUNICIPALITY ADOPTS FROM THE22
1616		-	MENU OF AFFORDABLE DEVELOPMENT AND AT LEAST ONE STRATEGY FROM23
1617		-	THE MENU OF LONG-TERM AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES DESCRIBED IN24
1618		-	SECTION 29-33-106. THESE STRATEGIES MUST BOTH ADDRESS HOUSING25
1619		-	NEEDS AND MAKE PROGRESS TOWARD MEETING DEMONSTRATED HOUSING26
1620		-	NEEDS FOR LOW- AND MODERATE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AS DEFINED BY27
1621		-	213
1622		-	-45- THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT1
1623		-	AND HOUSING TYPES IDENTIFIED IN THE LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS2
1624		-	ASSESSMENT;3
1625		-	(g) IN THE CASE OF AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY WITH A4
1626		-	TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA, AT LEAST TWO STRATEGIES FROM THE LIST OF5
1627		-	AFFORDABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES IN SECTION 29-33-106 (1) AND6
1628		-	AT LEAST ONE STRATEGY FROM THE LIST OF LONG-TERM AFFORDABILITY7
1629		-	STRATEGIES IN SECTION 29-33-106 (2); AND8
1630		-	(h) A NARRATIVE ANALYSIS OF ANY AREA AT ELEVATED RISK OF9
1631		-	RESIDENTIAL DISPLACEMENT THAT THE URBAN MUNICIPALITY HAS10
1632		-	IDENTIFIED AND A DESCRIPTION OF AND IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR ANY11
1633		-	STRATEGIES FROM THE MENU OF DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES12
1634		-	DESCRIBED IN SECTION 29-33-107 (2), THAT THE URBAN MUNICIPALITY13
1635		-	WILL USE TO MITIGATE IDENTIFIED DISPLACEMENT RISKS IN THESE 14
1636		-	AREAS.15
1637		-	(4) WHEN UPDATING ITS MASTER PLAN, AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY16
1638		-	SHALL INCLUDE ITS MOST RECENT HOUSING NEEDS PLAN OR INFORMATION17
1639		-	FROM THAT ANALYSIS IN ITS MASTER PLAN .18
1640		-	(5) AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY THAT ADOPTED A PLAN TO ADDRESS19
	1246	+	17
	1247	+	THE HOUSING PLAN;18
	1248	+	(e) (I) A
	1249	+	DESCRIPTION OF AT LEAST TWO STRATEGIES THAT THE
	1250	+	19
	1251	+	URBAN MUNICIPALITY ADOPTS FROM THE MENU OF AFFORDABLE20
	1252	+	DEVELOPMENT AND AT LEAST ONE STRATEGY FROM THE MENU OF21
	1253	+	LONG-TERM AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES DESCRIBED IN SECTION22
	1254	+	29-33-106.
	1255	+	THESE STRATEGIES MUST BOTH ADDRESS HOUSING NEEDS AND
	1256	+	23
	1257	+	MAKE PROGRESS TOWARD MEETING DEMONSTRATED HOUSING NEEDS FOR24
	1258	+	LOW- AND MODERATE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AS DEFINED BY THE UNITED25
	1259	+	S
	1260	+	TATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND
	1261	+	26
	1262	+	HOUSING TYPES IDENTIFIED IN THE LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT ;27
	1263	+	213
	1264	+	-28- AND1
	1265	+	(II) A
	1266	+	N IMPLEMENTATION PLAN AND THE ANTICIPATED OUTCOMES
	1267	+	2
	1268	+	FOR EACH OF THE STRATEGIES ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION3
	1269	+	(4)(e);4
	1270	+	(f)
	1271	+	A NARRATIVE ANALYSIS OF ANY AREA AT ELEVATED RISK OF
	1272	+	5
	1273	+	RESIDENTIAL DISPLACEMENT THAT THE URBAN MUNICIPALITY HAS6
	1274	+	IDENTIFIED AND A DESCRIPTION OF AND IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR ANY7
	1275	+	STRATEGIES FROM THE MENU OF DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION MEASURES8
	1276	+	DESCRIBED IN SECTION 29-33-107, THAT THE URBAN MUNICIPALITY WILL9
	1277	+	USE TO MITIGATE IDENTIFIED DISPLACEMENT RISKS IN THESE AREAS ; AND10
	1278	+	(g)
	1279	+	IN THE CASE OF AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY WITH A
	1280	+	11
	1281	+	TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA, AT LEAST THREE STRATEGIES FROM THE LIST OF12
	1282	+	AFFORDABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES IN SECTION 29-33-106 (1) AND13
	1283	+	AT LEAST ONE STRATEGY FROM THE LIST OF LONG -TERM AFFORDABILITY14
	1284	+	STRATEGIES IN SECTION 29-33-106 (2).15
	1285	+	(5) W
	1286	+	HEN UPDATING ITS MASTER PLAN, AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY
	1287	+	16
	1288	+	SHALL INCLUDE ITS MOST RECENT HOUSING NEEDS PLAN IN ITS MASTER17
	1289	+	PLAN.18
	1290	+	(6) A
	1291	+	N URBAN MUNICIPALITY THAT ADOPTED A PLAN TO ADDRESS
	1292	+	19
1641	1293		LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS PRIOR TO THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION20
1642	1294		MAY, RATHER THAN DEVELOPING AND ADOPTING A NEW HOUSING NEEDS21
1643	1295		PLAN PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION, UPDATE ITS22
1644	1296		EXISTING PLAN TO ADDRESS ADDITIONAL NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN THE LOCAL23
1645	1297		HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT BEYOND WHAT THE MUNICIPALITY 'S24
1646	1298		EXISTING PLAN TO ADDRESS LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS INCLUDES , AND ANY25
1647	1299		REQUIREMENTS IN SECTION 29-33-105 (4) NOT ALREADY INCLUDED IN THE26
1648		-	MUNICIPALITY'S EXISTING PLAN.27
1649		-	213
1650		-	-46- (6) (a) A COUNTY, METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION, OR1
1651		-	MUNICIPALITY WITHIN A REGION DEFINED IN THE REGIONAL HOUSING2
1652		-	NEEDS ASSESSMENT MAY PARTICIPATE IN A REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS3
1653		-	PLANNING PROCESS.4
	1300	+	MUNICIPALITY'S EXISTING PLAN TO ADDRESS LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS .27
	1301	+	213
	1302	+	-29- (7) (a) A COUNTY, COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENT , OR MUNICIPALITY1
	1303	+	WITHIN A REGION DEFINED IN THE REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT2
	1304	+	SHALL PARTICIPATE IN A REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS PLANNING PROCESS .3
1654	1305		(b) T
1655		-	HE COUNTIES,
1656		-	~~METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION, OR5~~
1657		-	MUNICIPALITIES THAT PARTICIPATE IN A PLANNING PROCESS :6
	1306	+	HE COUNTIES, COUNCILS OF GOVERNMENT , OR
	1307	+	4
	1308	+	MUNICIPALITIES THAT PARTICIPATE IN A PLANNING PROCESS :5
1658	1309		(I) M
1659	1310		AY UTILIZE DATA AND INFORMATION FROM A RELEVANT
1660		-	7
1661		-	REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT THAT IS NO MORE THAN ~~FIVE8~~
1662		-	YEARS OLD TO INFORM THEIR ~~REGIONAL~~ PLANNING PROCESS ;9
	1311	+	6
	1312	+	REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT THAT IS NO MORE THAN FIVE7
	1313	+	YEARS OLD TO INFORM THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE PLANNING PROCESS ;8
1663	1314		(II) A
1664	1315		RE ENCOURAGED TO INCORPORATE STRATEGIC GROWTH
1665		-	10
1666		-	OBJECTIVES AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-108 IN THE ~~REGIONAL11~~
1667		-	~~PLANNING PROCESS; AND12~~
	1316	+	9
	1317	+	OBJECTIVES AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-108 IN THE PLANNING PROCESS;10
	1318	+	AND11
1668	1319		(III) A
1669		-	RE ENCOURAGED TO IDENTIFY
1670		-	HOUSING PRODUCTION13
1671		-	STRATEGIES AND COMMITMENTS THAT ADDRESS THE HOUSING NEEDS14
1672		-	IDENTIFIED IN LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS THROUGH THE15
1673		-	ADOPTION OF INTERJURISDICTIONAL STRATEGIES AND AFFORDABILITY16
1674		-	STRATEGIES IDENTIFIED IN SECTION 29-33-106.17
	1320	+	RE ENCOURAGED TO IDENTIFY STRATEGIES THAT ADDRESS
	1321	+	12
	1322	+	THE HOUSING NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS13
	1323	+	THROUGH THE ADOPTION OF INTERJURISDICTIONAL STRATEGIES AND14
	1324	+	AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES IDENTIFIED IN SECTION 29-33-106.15
1675	1325		(c) I
1676	1326		F NO EXISTING REGIONAL PLAN EXISTS, A GROUP OF COUNTIES,
1677		-	18
1678		-	A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION , OR MUNICIPALITIES MAY19
1679		-	REQUEST THAT THE URBAN AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION20
1680		-	29-33-103
1681		-	(9) FACILITATE THE CREATION OF A REGIONAL PLANNING
1682		-	21
1683		-	PROCESS.22
	1327	+	16
	1328	+	COUNCILS OF GOVERNMENT , OR MUNICIPALITIES MAY REQUEST THAT THE17
	1329	+	URBAN AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (9)18
	1330	+	FACILITATE THE CREATION OF A REGIONAL PLANNING PROCESS .19
1684	1331		(d) A
1685	1332		REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS PLANNING PROCESS MAY BE LED
1686		-	23
1687		-	BY A REGIONAL ENTITY AND MUST ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATING COUNTIES ,24
1688		-	METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS, AND MUNICIPALITIES TO25
1689		-	IDENTIFY STRATEGIES THAT IMPROVE COORDINATION BETWEEN ENTITIES26
1690		-	TO MEET THE HOUSING NEEDS ID ENTIFIED FOR THOSE LOCAL27
1691		-	213
1692		-	-47- GOVERNMENTS IN THE REGIONAL AND LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS1
1693		-	ASSESSMENTS.2
1694		-	3
1695		-	(7) Strategic growth and housing mix analysis. (a) T HE4
1696		-	MULTI-AGENCY COMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 SHALL5
1697		-	PROVIDE GUIDANCE FOR THE COMPLETION OF A STRATEGIC GROWTH AND6
1698		-	HOUSING MIX ANALYSIS.7
	1333	+	20
	1334	+	BY A REGIONAL ENTITY AND MUST ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATING COUNTIES ,21
	1335	+	COUNCILS OF GOVERNMENT , AND MUNICIPALITIES TO IDENTIFY22
	1336	+	STRATEGIES THAT IMPROVE COORDINATION BETWEEN ENTITIES TO MEET23
	1337	+	THE HOUSING NEEDS IDENTIFIED FOR THOSE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN THE24
	1338	+	REGIONAL AND LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS .25
	1339	+	(e) B
	1340	+	Y DECEMBER 31, 2024, THE URBAN AREA SUBCOMMITTEE
	1341	+	26
	1342	+	CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (9) SHALL ISSUE A REPORT TO THE27
	1343	+	213
	1344	+	-30- EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ON THE1
	1345	+	STATUS, OPPORTUNITIES, AND CHALLENGES OF REGIONAL PLANNING IN THE2
	1346	+	URBAN REGIONS, INCLUDING THE CONNECTION BETWEEN HOUSING ,3
	1347	+	TRANSPORTATION, AND REGIONAL EQUITY IN REGARD TO COMMUNITIES4
	1348	+	THAT HOUSE THE WORKFORCE AND THOSE THAT ARE URBAN5
	1349	+	MUNICIPALITIES. THE URBAN AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION6
	1350	+	29-33-103
	1351	+	(9) SHALL ALSO EVALUATE AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS ON
	1352	+	7
	1353	+	THE USE OF DATA TO CREATE AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES IN REGIONAL8
	1354	+	AND LOCAL HOUSING ASSESSMENTS AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL HOUSING9
	1355	+	PLANS THAT FOLLOW STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES AS DEFINED IN10
	1356	+	SECTION 29-33-108.11
	1357	+	(8) (a) T
	1358	+	HE MULTI-AGENCY COMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION
	1359	+	12
	1360	+	29-33-103
	1361	+	SHALL PROVIDE GUIDANCE FOR THE COMPLETION OF A
	1362	+	13
	1363	+	STRATEGIC GROWTH AND HOUSING MIX ANALYSIS .14
1699	1364		(b) I
1700	1365		N COMPLETING A STRATEGIC GROWTH AND HOUSING MIX
1701		-	8
1702		-	ANALYSIS, A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ~~ORGANIZATION~~ OR A9
1703		-	MUNICIPALITY MUST:10
	1366	+	15
	1367	+	ANALYSIS, A METROPOLITAN PLANNING OR GANIZATION OR A16
	1368	+	MUNICIPALITY MUST:17
1704	1369		(I) C
1705	1370		OMPREHENSIVELY IDENTIFY AREAS THAT CAN BE DEVELOPED
1706		-	11
1707		-	OR REDEVELOPED AND THAT QUALIFY AS STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS ;12
	1371	+	18
	1372	+	OR REDEVELOPED AND THAT QUALIFY AS STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS ;19
1708	1373		(II) P
1709	1374		RIORITIZE STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS WITHIN EXISTING
1710		-	13
1711		-	CENSUS URBANIZED AREAS, AND INCLUDE GUIDANCE FOR THE LOCATION14
1712		-	OF MIDDLE AND MULTIFAMILY HOUSING THAT SUPPORTS THE GOALS OF15
1713		-	S
1714		-	ENATE BILL 23-213 WHICH INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO MEETING
1715		-	16
1716		-	THE STATE'S HOUSING NEEDS FOR PEOPLE OF ALL INCOME LEVELS,17
1717		-	HOUSEHOLD AGE RANGES , HOUSEHOLD SIZE AND REDUCING18
1718		-	TRANSPORTATION-RELATED CLIMATE AND AIR QUALITY IMPACTS ;19
1719		-	(III) EVALUATE THE BENEFITS OF PRIORITIZING GROWTH IN20
1720		-	STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS IN COMPARISON TO GROWTH BASED ON21
1721		-	RECENT DEVELOPMENT TRENDS . THE EVALUATION MUST CONSIDER FISCAL22
1722		-	IMPACTS IN ADDITION TO OTHER FACTORS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE23
1723		-	METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION OR MUNICIPALITY .24
	1375	+	20
	1376	+	CENSUS-DEFINED URBANIZED AREAS, AND INCLUDE GUIDANCE FOR THE21
	1377	+	LOCATION OF MIDDLE AND MULTIFAMILY HOUSING THAT SUPPORTS THE22
	1378	+	GOALS OF SENATE BILL 23-213 WHICH INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO23
	1379	+	MEETING THE STATE'S HOUSING NEEDS FOR PEOPLE OF ALL INCOME24
	1380	+	LEVELS, AGE, AND FAMILY STATUS AND REDUCING25
	1381	+	TRANSPORTATION-RELATED CLIMATE AND AIR QUALITY IMPACTS ;26
	1382	+	(III) D
	1383	+	EVELOP SCENARIOS THAT EVALUATE THE IMPACTS OF
	1384	+	27
	1385	+	213
	1386	+	-31- PRIORITIZING GROWTH IN STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS IN COMPARISON TO1
	1387	+	EXISTING GROWTH PATTERNS . THESE SCENARIOS MUST ADDRESS THE2
	1388	+	FISCAL IMPACTS ON INFRASTRUCTURE OF GROWTH PATTERNS IN ADDITION3
	1389	+	TO OTHER PERFORMANCE MEASURES AS IDENTIFIED BY THE4
	1390	+	METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION . METROPOLITAN PLANNING5
	1391	+	ORGANIZATIONS AND MUNICIPALITIES MAY UTILIZE PREVIOUS SCENARIO6
	1392	+	ANALYSES IN SATISFYING THIS SUBSECTION (8)(b)(III).7
1724	1393		(IV) E
1725	1394		VALUATE THE EXISTING ZONING AND DENSITY PERMITTED
1726		-	25
1727		-	WITHIN STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS ; ~~AND26~~
	1395	+	8
	1396	+	WITHIN STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS ; AND9
1728	1397		(V) U
1729	1398		SE A METHOD THAT ALLOWS A MUNICIPALITY TO EFFICIENTLY
1730		-	27
1731		-	213
1732		-	-48- UTILIZE THE INFORMATION IN THE STRATEGIC GROWTH AND HOUSING MIX1
1733		-	ANALYSIS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE STRATEGIC GROWTH ELEMENT OF2
1734		-	THE MUNICIPALITY'S MASTER PLAN, REQUIRED PURSUANT TO SECTION3
1735		-	31-23-206.4
	1399	+	10
	1400	+	UTILIZE THE INFORMATION IN THE STRATEGIC GROWTH AND HOUSING MIX11
	1401	+	ANALYSIS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE STRATEGIC GROWTH ELEMENT OF12
	1402	+	THE MUNICIPALITY'S MASTER PLAN, REQUIRED PURSUANT TO SECTION13
	1403	+	31-23-206.14
1736	1404		(c) (I) O
1737	1405		N OR BEFORE DECEMBER 31, 2025, A METROPOLITAN
1738		-	5
1739		-	PLANNING ORGANIZATION WITH A POPULATION OF TWO HUNDRED ~~FIFTY6~~
1740		-	THOUSAND OR MORE SHALL , IN CONSULTATION WITH THE ~~RELEVANT7~~
1741		-	COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES, COMPLETE A STRATEGIC GROWTH ~~AND8~~
1742		-	HOUSING MIX ANALYSIS.9
	1406	+	15
	1407	+	PLANNING ORGANIZATION WITH A POPULATION OF TWO HUNDRED FIFTY16
	1408	+	THOUSAND OR MORE SHALL , IN CONSULTATION WITH THE RELEVANT17
	1409	+	COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES, COMPLETE A STRATEGIC GROWTH AND18
	1410	+	HOUSING MIX ANALYSIS.19
1743	1411		(II) O
1744	1412		N OR BEFORE DECEMBER 31, 2025, A MUNICIPALITY WITH A
1745		-	10
1746		-	POPULATION OF FIFTY THOUSAND OR MORE THAT IS WITHIN ~~A11~~
1747		-	METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION WITH A POPULATION OF ~~LESS12~~
1748		-	THAN TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND SHALL COMPLETE A ~~STRATEGIC13~~
1749		-	GROWTH AND HOUSING MIX ANALYSIS .14
1750		-	29-33-106. Menu of urban municipality affordability ~~and15~~
	1413	+	20
	1414	+	POPULATION OF FIFTY THOUSAND OR MORE THAT IS WITHIN A21
	1415	+	METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION WITH A POPULATION OF LESS22
	1416	+	THAN TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND SHALL COMPLETE A STRATEGIC23
	1417	+	GROWTH AND HOUSING MIX ANALYSIS .24
	1418	+	29-33-106. Menu of urban municipality affordability and25
1751	1419		accessibility strategies. (1) I
1752	1420		N ORDER TO SUPPORT AFFORDABILITY AND
1753		-	16
1754		-	ADVANCE MEETING THE HOUSING NEEDS OF LOW -INCOME,17
1755		-	MODERATE-INCOME, AND MEDIUM-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS, AS DEFINED BY18
1756		-	THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN19
1757		-	DEVELOPMENT, THE MENU OF AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR AN URBAN20
1758		-	MUNICIPALITY MUST INCLUDE BOTH AFFORDABLE DEVELOPMENT21
1759		-	STRATEGIES AND LONG -TERM AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES . THE22
1760		-	AFFORDABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES INCLUDED IN THE MENU OF23
1761		-	AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY MUST INCLUDE24
1762		-	THE FOLLOWING:25
	1421	+	26
	1422	+	ADVANCE M EETING THE HOUSING NEEDS OF LOW -INCOME,27
	1423	+	213
	1424	+	-32- MODERATE-INCOME, AND MEDIUM-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS, AS DEFINED BY1
	1425	+	THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN2
	1426	+	DEVELOPMENT, THE MENU OF AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR AN URBAN3
	1427	+	MUNICIPALITY MUST INCLUDE BOTH AFFORDABLE DEVELOPMENT4
	1428	+	STRATEGIES AND LONG -TERM AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES . THE5
	1429	+	AFFORDABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES INCLUDED IN THE MENU OF6
	1430	+	AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY MUST INCLUDE7
	1431	+	THE FOLLOWING:8
1763	1432		(a) I
1764	1433		MPLEMENTATION OF A LOCAL INCLUSIONARY ZONING
1765		-	26
1766		-	ORDINANCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTIONS27
1767		-	213
1768		-	-49- 29-20-104 (e.5) AND (e.7);1
1769		-	(b) THE CREATION OF A PROGRAM TO PRIORITIZE DEVELOPMENT2
1770		-	PERMITS AND SUBSIDIZE OR OTHERWISE REDUCE IMPACT FEES OR OTHER3
1771		-	SIMILAR DEVELOPMENT CHARGES FOR REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING4
1772		-	DEVELOPMENT WHERE APPLICABLE ;5
	1434	+	9
	1435	+	ORDINANCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTIONS10
	1436	+	29-20-104 (e.5)
	1437	+	AND (e.7);
	1438	+	11
	1439	+	(b) T
	1440	+	HE CREATION OF A PROGRAM TO SUBSIDIZE OR OTHERWISE
	1441	+	12
	1442	+	REDUCE LOCAL DEVELOPMENT FEES FOR REGULATED AFFORDABLE13
	1443	+	HOUSING DEVELOPMENT THAT MAY INCLUDE :14
	1444	+	(I) B
	1445	+	UILDING PERMIT FEES;
	1446	+	15
	1447	+	(II) W
	1448	+	ATER AND SEWER TAP FEES; AND
	1449	+	16
	1450	+	(III) I
	1451	+	NFRASTRUCTURE COSTS;
	1452	+	17
1773	1453		(c) T
1774	1454		HE CREATION OF AN EXPEDITED DEVELOPMENT REVIEW
1775		-	6
1776		-	PROCESS FOR REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS ;7
	1455	+	18
	1456	+	PROCESS FOR REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS ;19
1777	1457		(d) T
1778	1458		HE ESTABLISHMENT OF A DENSITY BONUS PROGRAM THAT
1779		-	8
1780		-	GRANTS INCREASED FLOOR AREA RATIO , DENSITY, OR HEIGHT BEYOND9
1781		-	WHAT IS REQUIRED BY THIS ARTICLE 33 TO INCREASE THE CONSTRUCTION10
1782		-	OF REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS ;11
	1459	+	20
	1460	+	GRANTS INCREASED FLOOR AREA RATIO, DENSITY, OR HEIGHT TO INCREASE21
	1461	+	THE CONSTRUCTION OF REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS ;22
1783	1462		(e) E
1784	1463		NABLING REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING AS A USE BY
1785		-	12
1786		-	RIGHT IN HOUSING TYPES AND AREAS BEYOND WHAT IS REQUIRED BY THIS13
1787		-	ARTICLE 33, SUCH AS ADDITIONAL ZONE DISTRICTS, HIGHER ALLOWED14
1788		-	DENSITIES, OR OTHER APPROACHES THAT ARE CONSISTENT WITH THE15
1789		-	GOALS OF INCREASING AND PRESERVING HOUSING AFFORDABILITY ,16
1790		-	SUPPLY, AND HOUSING UNIT TYPE DIVERSITY;17
	1464	+	23
	1465	+	RIGHT IN HOUSING TYPES AND AREAS CONSISTENT WITH THE GOALS OF24
	1466	+	INCREASING AND PRESERVING HOUSING AFFORDABILITY , SUPPLY, AND25
	1467	+	HOUSING UNIT TYPE DIVERSITY;26
1791	1468		(f) T
1792	1469		HE ESTABLISHMENT OF A POLICY OR PLAN TO LEVERAGE
1793		-	18
1794		-	MUNICIPALLY OWNED , SOLD, OR MANAGED LAND FOR REGULATED19
1795		-	AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ;20
	1470	+	27
	1471	+	213
	1472	+	-33- MUNICIPALLY OWNED , SOLD, OR MANAGED LAND FOR REGULATED1
	1473	+	AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ;2
1796	1474		(g) T
1797	1475		HE ELIMINATION OF LOCAL PARKING REQUIREMENTS FOR
1798		-	21
1799		-	REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING ;22
1800		-	23
1801		-	(h) THE PRIORITIZED APPLICATION OF KEY CORRIDOR AND24
1802		-	TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA ZONING DISTRICTS IN THE MUNICIPALITY 'S25
1803		-	HIGHEST-INCOME CENSUS TRACTS;26
1804		-	(i) ESTABLISHING A POLICY TO ALIGN INFRASTRUCTURE27
1805		-	213
1806		-	-50- STRATEGIES WITH THE REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING NEEDS1
1807		-	IDENTIFIED IN THE RELEVANT LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT .2
1808		-	P
1809		-	OLICIES MAY INCLUDE THE PRIORITIZATION
1810		-	OF UTILITIES, COST3
1811		-	EXEMPTIONS, AND DISCOUNTS;4
1812		-	(j) ESTABLISHING HOUSING AND LAND USE POLICIES INFORMED BY5
1813		-	THE FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN6
1814		-	ON AGING, DEVELOPED PURSUANT TO SECTION 24-32-3406, AND THE7
1815		-	LIFELONG COLORADO INITIATIVE CREATED PURSUANT TO SECTION8
	1476	+	3
	1477	+	REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING ;4
	1478	+	(h) P
	1479	+	RIORITIZING WATER SUPPLIES FOR AFFORDABLE OR DENSE
	1480	+	5
	1481	+	HOUSING TYPES OVER LESS EFFICIENT HOUSING OR OTHER LESS CRITICAL6
	1482	+	USES THROUGH A WATER POLICY ESTABLISHED BY THE MUNICIPALITY OR7
	1483	+	IN COORDINATION WITH A UTILITY PROVIDER ;8
	1484	+	(i) T
	1485	+	HE PRIORITIZED APPLICATION OF MIDDLE HOUSING , KEY
	1486	+	9
	1487	+	CORRIDOR, AND TRANSIT -ORIENTED AREA DENSITIES IN THE10
	1488	+	MUNICIPALITY'S HIGHEST-INCOME CENSUS TRACTS;11
	1489	+	(j) E
	1490	+	STABLISHING A POLICY TO ALIGN INFRASTRUCTURE
	1491	+	12
	1492	+	STRATEGIES WITH THE NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN THE RELEVANT LOCAL13
	1493	+	HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT. POLICIES MAY INCLUDE THE PRIORITIZATION14
	1494	+	OF UTILITIES AND AVAILABLE AND USABLE WATER RIGHTS , COST15
	1495	+	EXEMPTIONS, AND DISCOUNTS, FOR REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING16
	1496	+	THAT MEETS ANY NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN THE RELEVANT LOCAL HOUSING17
	1497	+	NEEDS ASSESSMENT;18
	1498	+	(k) E
	1499	+	STABLISHING HOUSING AND LAND USE POLICIES INFORMED BY
	1500	+	19
	1501	+	THE FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN20
	1502	+	ON AGING, DEVELOPED PURSUANT TO SECTION 24-32-3406, AND THE21
	1503	+	LIFELONG COLORADO INITIATIVE CREATED PURSUANT TO SECTION22
1816	1504		26-11-302,
1817	1505		INCLUDING THE EIGHT REALMS OF LIVABLE AND AGE FRIENDLY
1818		-	9
1819		-	COMMUNITIES; AND10
1820		-	(k) ANY OTHER STRATEGIES PROPOSED BY A LOCAL GOVERNMENT11
1821		-	OR THE STRATEGIC GROWTH COMMITTEE THAT ARE APPROVED BY THE12
1822		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS AND THAT SUPPORT EQUAL OR GREATER13
1823		-	AFFORDABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY CONSISTENT WITH THE NEEDS14
1824		-	IDENTIFIED IN THE RELEVANT LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT .15
	1506	+	23
	1507	+	COMMUNITIES; AND24
	1508	+	(l) A
	1509	+	NY OTHER STRATEGIES PROPOSED BY A LOCAL GOVERNMENT
	1510	+	25
	1511	+	OR THE MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE THAT ARE APPROVED BY26
	1512	+	THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS AND THAT SUPPORT EQUAL OR27
	1513	+	213
	1514	+	-34- GREATER AFFORDABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY CONSISTENT WITH THE1
	1515	+	NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN THE RELEVANT LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT .2
1825	1516		(2) T
1826	1517		HE LONG-TERM AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES INCLUDED IN THE
1827		-	16
1828		-	MENU OF AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY ~~MUST17~~
1829		-	INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:18
	1518	+	3
	1519	+	MENU OF AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY MUST4
	1520	+	INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:5
1830	1521		(a) T
1831	1522		HE ESTABLISHMENT OF A DEDICATED LOCAL REVENUE SOURCE
1832		-	19
1833		-	FOR REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT , SUCH ~~AS20~~
1834		-	INSTITUTING A LINKAGE FEE ON NEW DEVELOPMENTS ;21
	1523	+	6
	1524	+	FOR REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT , SUCH AS7
	1525	+	INSTITUTING A LINKAGE FEE ON NEW DEVELOPMENTS ;8
1835	1526		(b) T
1836	1527		HE REGULATION OF SHORT-TERM RENTALS, SECOND HOMES,
1837		-	22
1838		-	OR OTHER VACANT UNITS IN A WAY THAT PROMOTES THE MAXIMUM ~~USE23~~
1839		-	OF LOCAL HOUSING STOCK FOR LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS AS ~~DETERMINED24~~
1840		-	THROUGH A HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT . THIS REGULATION ~~MAY25~~
1841		-	INCLUDE EXACTING A VACANCY FEE ON UNDERUTILIZED UNITS .26
	1528	+	9
	1529	+	OR OTHER VACANT UNITS IN A WAY THAT PROMOTES THE MAXIMUM USE10
	1530	+	OF LOCAL HOUSING STOCK FOR LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS AS DETERMINED11
	1531	+	THROUGH A HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT . THIS REGULATION MAY12
	1532	+	INCLUDE EXACTING A VACANCY FEE ON UNDERUTILIZED UNITS .13
1842	1533		(c) M
1843		-	AKING
1844		-	A COMMITMENT TO AND REMAINING ELIGIBLE FOR THE27
1845		-	213
1846		-	-51- STATE AFFORDABLE HOUSING FUND CREATED IN SECTION 29-32-102 (1); 1
	1534	+	AKING COMMITMENT TO AND REMAINING ELIGIBLE FOR THE
	1535	+	14
	1536	+	STATE AFFORDABLE HOUSING FUND CREATED IN SECTION 29-32-102 (1); 15
1847	1537		(d) P
1848	1538		RESERVING AFFORDABILITY OF BOTH REGULATED AND
1849		-	2
1850		-	UNREGULATED HOUSING ~~THROUGH~~ INTERVENTIONS SUCH AS ~~CAPITAL3~~
1851		-	INVESTMENTS IN PROPERTY RESTORATION OR REHABILITATION , ~~LOCAL4~~
1852		-	RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL PROGRAMS , OR PROGRAMS THAT ~~TRANSITION5~~
1853		-	EXISTING HOUSING STOCK TO REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING ;6
	1539	+	16
	1540	+	UNREGULATED HOUSING THR OUGH INTERVENTIONS SUCH AS CAPITAL17
	1541	+	INVESTMENTS IN PROPERTY RESTORATION OR REHABILITATION , LOCAL18
	1542	+	RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL PROGRAMS , OR PROGRAMS THAT TRANSITION19
	1543	+	EXISTING HOUSING STOCK TO REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING ;20
1854	1544		(e) I
1855	1545		NCENTIVIZING OR CREATING A DEDICATED LOCAL PROGRAM TO
1856		-	7
1857		-	FACILITATE INVESTMENT IN LAND BANKING OR COMMUNITY L AND TRUSTS ;8
	1546	+	21
	1547	+	FACILITATE INVESTMENT IN LAND BANKING OR COMMUNITY L AND TRUSTS ;22
1858	1548		(f) T
1859	1549		HE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN AFFORDABLE HOMEOWNERSHIP
1860		-	9
1861		-	STRATEGY SUCH AS:10
	1550	+	23
	1551	+	STRATEGY SUCH AS:24
1862	1552		(I) T
1863	1553		HE ACQUISITION OR PRESERVATION OF DEED RESTRICTIONS ON
1864		-	11
1865		-	CURRENT HOUSING UNITS;12
	1554	+	25
	1555	+	CURRENT HOUSING UNITS;26
1866	1556		(II) T
1867	1557		HE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INCENTIVE PROGRAM TO
1868		-	13
1869		-	ENCOURAGE REALTORS TO WORK WITH PROSPECTIVE LOW -INCOME AND14
1870		-	MINORITY HOMEBUYERS ; OR15
	1558	+	27
	1559	+	213
	1560	+	-35- ENCOURAGE REALTORS TO WORK WITH PROSPECTIVE LOW -INCOME AND1
	1561	+	MINORITY HOMEBUYERS ; OR2
1871	1562		(III) T
1872	1563		HE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN AFFORDABLE RENT -TO-OWN
1873		-	16
1874		-	PROGRAM; ~~AND17~~
	1564	+	3
	1565	+	PROGRAM; AND4
1875	1566		(g) P
1876	1567		RIORITIZING THE USE OF MUNICIPALLY OWNED DEVELOPABLE
1877		-	18
1878		-	LAND FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT , ~~INCLUDING19~~
1879		-	AFFORDABILITY DEED RESTRICTIONS OF AT LEAST SEVENTY -FIVE YEARS.20
	1568	+	5
	1569	+	LAND FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT , INCLUDING6
	1570	+	AFFORDABILITY DEED RESTRICTIONS OF AT LEAST SEVENTY -FIVE YEARS.7
1880	1571		(3) U
1881	1572		RBAN MUNICIPALITIES SHALL DEMONSTRATE THE ADOPTION
1882		-	21
1883		-	OF THE NUMBER OF THE AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES SPECIFIED IN ~~SECTION22~~
	1573	+	8
	1574	+	OF THE NUMBER OF THE AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES SPECIFIED IN SECTION9
1884	1575		29-33-105 (4)(d)(I)
1885	1576		AND SUBMIT A REPORT DETAILING THESE STRATEGIES
1886		-	23
1887		-	TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS NO LATER THAN JUNE 30, 2025.24
	1577	+	10
	1578	+	TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS NO LATER THAN JUNE 30, 2025.11
1888	1579		I
1889	1580		N DETERMINING WHICH STRATEGIES TO ADOPT , AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY
1890		-	25
1891		-	SHALL CONSIDER PREVIOUS PLANS ADDRESSING HOUSING NEEDS OR OTHER26
1892		-	AVAILABLE DATA TO INFORM THE SELECTION OF STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS27
1893		-	213
1894		-	-52- KNOWN HOUSING NEEDS .1
	1581	+	12
	1582	+	SHALL CONSIDER PREVIOUS PLANS ADDRESSING HOUSING NEEDS OR OTHER13
	1583	+	AVAILABLE DATA TO INFORM THE SELECTION OF STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS14
	1584	+	KNOWN HOUSING NEEDS. URBAN MUNICIPALITIES MUST ADOPT AT LEAST15
	1585	+	TWO STRATEGIES FROM THE LIST OF AFFORDABLE DEVELOPMENT16
	1586	+	STRATEGIES IN SUBSECTION (1) OF THIS SECTION AND AT LEAST ONE17
	1587	+	STRATEGY FROM THE LIST OF LONG-TERM AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES IN18
	1588	+	SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION.19
1895	1589		(4) N
1896	1590		OTWITHSTANDING SECTION 29-33-105 (4)(d)(I), AN URBAN
	1591	+	20
	1592	+	MUNICIPALITY MAY SUBMIT EVIDENCE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL21
	1593	+	AFFAIRS CONCERNING AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES THAT THE22
	1594	+	MUNICIPALITY HAS ADOPTED OUTSIDE OF THOSE LISTED IN THIS SECTION ,23
	1595	+	OR THAT THE MUNICIPALITY ADOPTED PRIOR TO THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF24
	1596	+	THIS SECTION, AND THE IMPACT OF THOSE STRATEGIES. THE DEPARTMENT25
	1597	+	MAY DETERMINE WHETHER THOSE STRATEGIES MAY QUALIFY AS26
	1598	+	AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR PURPOSES OF SECTION 29-33-10527
	1599	+	213
	1600	+	-36- (4)(d)(I).1
	1601	+	29-33-107. Displacement risk assessment and mitigation2
	1602	+	strategies. (1) (a) N
	1603	+	O LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 2024, THE EXECUTIVE
	1604	+	3
	1605	+	DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL DEVELOP A4
	1606	+	DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT , DEVELOP DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION5
	1607	+	STRATEGIES, AND DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF STRATEGIES THAT MUST BE6
	1608	+	SELECTED TO GUIDE TIER ONE AND TIER TWO URBAN MUNICIPALITIES AND7
	1609	+	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES IN PREVENTING8
	1610	+	DISPLACEMENT AS PART OF THE REQUIRED HOUSING NEEDS PLAN9
	1611	+	PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-105.10
	1612	+	(b) T
	1613	+	HE DISPLACEMENT ASSESSMENT , DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION
	1614	+	11
	1615	+	STRATEGIES, AND NUMBER OF DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES12
	1616	+	MUST PROVIDE ADEQUATE GUIDANCE AND TOOLS TO PREVENT13
	1617	+	DISPLACEMENT FROM AREAS , COMMUNITIES, OR HOUSEHOLDS AT HIGH14
	1618	+	RISK FOR DISPLACEMENT.15
	1619	+	(2) Displacement risk assessment. (a) A
	1620	+	DISPLACEMENT RISK
	1621	+	16
	1622	+	ASSESSMENT MUST CONSIDER :17
	1623	+	(I) G
	1624	+	EOGRAPHY AS DETERMINED BY FEEDBACK GATHERED FROM
	1625	+	18
	1626	+	THE RESIDENTS OF THE COMMUNITY AND NOT NECESSARILY BY CENSUS19
	1627	+	TRACTS;20
	1628	+	(II) N
	1629	+	EIGHBORHOOD-LEVEL EARLY WARNING AND RESPONSE
	1630	+	21
	1631	+	SYSTEMS THAT CAN HELP MUNICIPALITIES AND COMMUNITY ADVOCATES22
	1632	+	GET AHEAD OF TRENDS AND PREDICTIONS OF FUTURE CH ANGE WITH A23
	1633	+	FOCUS ON DISPLACEMENT DUE TO RISING HOUSING COSTS ;24
	1634	+	(III) B
	1635	+	ASELINE CENSUS DATA AND THE INCLUSION OF OTHER DATA
	1636	+	25
	1637	+	POINTS THAT ARE UPDATED ON A FREQUENT BASIS ;26
	1638	+	(IV) N
	1639	+	EIGHBORHOOD CHANGE, WHICH MEANS THE CONSIDERATION
	1640	+	27
	1641	+	213
	1642	+	-37- OF DATA THAT CAPTURES THE FULL SPECTRUM OF BOTH POSITIVE AND1
	1643	+	NEGATIVE ECONOMIC, RACIAL OR ETHNIC, AND STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN2
	1644	+	A GEOGRAPHIC AREA;3
	1645	+	(V) N
	1646	+	EIGHBORHOOD REVITALIZATION , WHICH MEANS CHANGE
	1647	+	4
	1648	+	VIEWED AS POSITIVE, USUALLY ACCOMPANIED BY NEW PUBLIC OR PRIVATE5
	1649	+	INVESTMENT;6
	1650	+	(VI) G
	1651	+	ENTRIFICATION CHANGES THAT CAPTURE THE
	1652	+	7
	1653	+	TRANSFORMATION OF AREAS HISTORICALLY INHABITED BY MARGINALIZED8
	1654	+	GROUPS, USUALLY RACIAL, ETHNIC, OR CLASS GROUPS, INTO AREAS USED9
	1655	+	BY THE DOMINANT CLASS OR RACIAL OR ETHNIC GROUP . THIS TYPE OF10
	1656	+	CHANGE MAY BE CHARACTERIZED BY INCREASED INVESTMENTS IN AREAS11
	1657	+	THAT HAVE SEEN LONG-TERM DISINVESTMENT.12
	1658	+	(VII) D
	1659	+	ISPLACEMENT, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102.
	1660	+	13
	1661	+	D
	1662	+	ISPLACEMENT IS DISTINCT FROM RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY , WHICH
	1663	+	14
	1664	+	INCLUDES VOLUNTARY HOUSEHOLD MOVEMENT .15
	1665	+	(b) A
	1666	+	DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT MUST INCLUDE THE
	1667	+	16
	1668	+	FOLLOWING FACTORS THAT CAN BE USED TO IDENTIFY RISKS FOR17
	1669	+	DISPLACEMENT AT THE CENSUS TRACT OR OTHER SIMILAR GEOGRAPHIC18
	1670	+	SCALE, AS DETERMINED BY THE RESIDENTS OF A GIVEN COMMUNITY :19
	1671	+	(I) T
	1672	+	HE PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLDS WHO ARE EXTREMELY
	1673	+	20
	1674	+	LOW-INCOME, VERY LOW-INCOME, AND LOW-INCOME, AS DEFINED BY THE21
	1675	+	U
	1676	+	NITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT ;
	1677	+	22
	1678	+	(II) T
	1679	+	HE PERCENTAGE OF RESIDENTS WHO ARE RENTERS ;
	1680	+	23
	1681	+	(III) T
	1682	+	HE PERCENTAGE OF COST-BURDENED HOUSEHOLDS ;
	1683	+	24
	1684	+	(IV) T
	1685	+	HE NUMBER OF ADULTS WHO ARE TWENTY -FIVE YEARS OF
	1686	+	25
	1687	+	AGE OR OLDER AND HAVE NOT EARNED AT LEAST A HIGH SC HOOL26
	1688	+	DIPLOMA;27
	1689	+	213
	1690	+	-38- (V) THE PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLDS IN WHICH THE PRIMARY1
	1691	+	LANGUAGE THAT IS SPOKEN IS A LANGUAGE OTHER THAN ENGLISH;2
	1692	+	(VI) T
	1693	+	HE PERCENTAGE OF RESIDENTS WHO WERE BORN OUTSIDE OF
	1694	+	3
	1695	+	THE UNITED STATES ACCORDING TO PUBLICLY AVAILABLE STATE AND4
	1696	+	FEDERAL INFORMATION;5
	1697	+	(VII) T
	1698	+	HE EMPLOYMENT RATE;
	1699	+	6
	1700	+	(VIII) T
	1701	+	HE PERCENTAGE OF WORKERS WHO LIVE WITHIN A
	1702	+	7
	1703	+	TEN-MILE RADIUS OF AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY OR TWENTY -MILE RADIUS8
	1704	+	OF A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER;9
	1705	+	(IX) T
	1706	+	HE PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLDS THAT DO NOT HAVE
	1707	+	10
	1708	+	INTERNET ACCESS;11
	1709	+	(X) E
	1710	+	XISTING AFFORDABLE HOUSING STOCK AT RISK OF
	1711	+	12
	1712	+	DISPLACING CURRENT RESIDENTS DUE TO MARKET FORCES , REVISED13
	1713	+	NEIGHBORHOOD ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CHANGES , OR AGING14
	1714	+	STRUCTURES;15
	1715	+	(XI) I
	1716	+	NSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY IN THE
	1717	+	16
	1718	+	FOR-SALE MARKET;17
	1719	+	(XII) A
	1720	+	N EVALUATION OF INCREASED LAND PRICES , RENTAL
	1721	+	18
	1722	+	PRICES, PROPERTY VALUES, AND OTHER REAL ESTATE AND HOUSING19
	1723	+	AFFORDABILITY IMPACTS THAT COULD CREATE A VULNERABILITY TO , OR20
	1724	+	ELEVATED RISK OF, DISPLACEMENT FOR RESIDENTS CURRENTLY LIVING IN21
	1725	+	THE AREA OR COMMUNITY ;22
	1726	+	(XIII) T
	1727	+	HE NUMBER OF RENTERS WHO WERE LEGALLY EVICTED FOR
	1728	+	23
	1729	+	NONPAYMENT OF RENT IN THE PRIOR CALENDAR YEAR , FOR ALL AREAS24
	1730	+	WHERE THIS INFORMATION IS READILY AVAILABLE ;25
	1731	+	(XIV) T
	1732	+	HE NUMBER OF SMALL BUSINESSES , AS MEASURED BY
	1733	+	26
	1734	+	ANNUAL GROSS SALES AMOUNT ; AND27
	1735	+	213
	1736	+	-39- (XV) THE CHANGE IN THE NUMBER OF BUSINESSES OVER FIVE1
	1737	+	YEARS PRIOR TO ASSESSMENT.2
	1738	+	(c) T
	1739	+	HE DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT MUST BE DEVELOPED IN
	1740	+	3
	1741	+	A MANNER THAT ALLOWS FOR MUNICIPALITIES TO CONDUCT AN INITIAL4
	1742	+	DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT , NECESSARY SUBSEQUENT5
	1743	+	DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENTS , AND DISPLACEMENT RISK6
	1744	+	ASSESSMENTS OF SPECIFIC PROJECTS TO DETERMINE THE PROJECT 'S7
	1745	+	DISPLACEMENT RISK.8
	1746	+	(3) Displacement mitigation strategies. (a) T
	1747	+	HE GOAL OF
	1748	+	9
	1749	+	DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES IS TO ENSURE THAT :10
	1750	+	(I) V
	1751	+	ULNERABLE HOMEOWNERS AND RENTERS IN GENTRIFYING
	1752	+	11
	1753	+	NEIGHBORHOODS ARE NOT DISPLACED FROM THEIR CURRENT HOMES AND12
	1754	+	NEIGHBORHOODS;13
	1755	+	(II) T
	1756	+	HE EXISTING AFFORDABLE HOUSING STOCK, BOTH SUBSIDIZED
	1757	+	14
	1758	+	AND UNSUBSIDIZED, IN GENTRIFYING NEIGHBORHOODS IS PRESERVED SO15
	1759	+	THAT DWELLING UNITS ARE IN GOOD CONDITION WHILE REMAINING16
	1760	+	AFFORDABLE TO LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS;17
	1761	+	(III) C
	1762	+	ITY PLANNING AND LAND USE DECISIONS INCORPORATE
	1763	+	18
	1764	+	INCLUSIVE AND EQUITABLE DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES , AND19
	1765	+	LOW-INCOME PERSONS AND COMMUNITIES OF COLOR ARE EMPOWERED TO20
	1766	+	PARTICIPATE EARLY AND MEANINGFULLY IN LAND USE DECISIONS THAT21
	1767	+	SHAPE THEIR HOMES, NEIGHBORHOODS, AND COMMUNITIES;22
	1768	+	(IV) N
	1769	+	EW AFFORDABLE HOUSING OPTIONS ARE CREATED TO SERVE
	1770	+	23
	1771	+	CURRENT AND FUTURE VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS IN GENTRIFYING24
	1772	+	NEIGHBORHOODS;25
	1773	+	(V) V
	1774	+	ULNERABLE RESIDENTS ARE ABLE TO REMAIN IN OR RETURN
	1775	+	26
	1776	+	TO THEIR COMMUNITIES BY ACCESSING THE NEW AFFORDABLE HOUSING27
	1777	+	213
	1778	+	-40- OPPORTUNITIES IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOODS ; AND1
	1779	+	(VI) A
	1780	+	N EQUAL OR GREATER AMOUNT OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING
1897	1781		2
1898		-	MUNICIPALITY MAY SUBMIT EVIDENCE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL3
1899		-	AFFAIRS CONCERNING AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES THAT THE4
1900		-	MUNICIPALITY HAS ADOPTED OUTSIDE OF THOSE LISTED IN THIS SECTION ,5
1901		-	OR THAT THE MUNICIPALITY ADOPTED PRIOR TO THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF6
1902		-	THIS SECTION, AND THE IMPACT OF THOSE STRATEGIES. THE DEPARTMENT7
1903		-	MAY DETERMINE WHETHER THOSE STRATEGIES MAY QUALIFY AS8
1904		-	AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR PURPOSES OF SECTION 29-33-1059
1905		-	(4)(d)(I).10
	1782	+	IS PROVIDED IN AREAS IDENTIFIED AS AT-RISK OF DISPLACEMENT BASED ON3
	1783	+	THE DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT . THIS IS A CENTRAL TENANT OF THE4
	1784	+	DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES .5
	1785	+	(b) E
	1786	+	ACH OF THE DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES MUST BE
	1787	+	6
	1788	+	ABLE TO BE INCORPORATED BY TIER ONE AND TWO MUNICIPALITIES AND7
	1789	+	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES INTO THE MUNICIPALITY 'S8
	1790	+	HOUSING NEEDS PLAN AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 29-33-105. THESE9
	1791	+	DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES MUST INCLUDE :10
	1792	+	(I) G
	1793	+	UIDANCE AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HOW A LOCAL
1906	1794		11
1907		-	29-33-107. Displacement risk assessment and mitigation12
1908		-	strategies. (1) Displacement risk assessment and mitigation13
1909		-	strategies guidelines. (a) NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 2024, THE14
1910		-	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL15
1911		-	DEVELOP GUIDANCE FOR MUNICIPALITIES TO CONDUCT A DISPLACEMENT16
1912		-	RISK ASSESSMENT AND IMPLEMENT DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION17
1913		-	STRATEGIES AND SHALL PROVIDE GUIDANCE REGARDING THE NUMBER OF18
1914		-	STRATEGIES THAT MUST BE SELECTED, BASED ON THE RESULTS OF THE19
1915		-	DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT, TO SUPPORT URBAN MUNICIPALITIES20
1916		-	AND RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES IN PREVENTING21
1917		-	DISPLACEMENT AS PART OF THE REQUIRED HOUSING NEEDS PLAN22
1918		-	PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-105.23
1919		-	(b) THE DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT, DISPLACEMENT24
1920		-	MITIGATION STRATEGIES, AND NUMBER OF DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION25
1921		-	STRATEGIES MUST PROVIDE ADEQUATE GUIDANCE AND TOOLS FOR26
1922		-	MUNICIPALITIES TO PREVENT DISPLACEMENT OF LOW -INCOME27
1923		-	213
1924		-	-53- HOUSEHOLDS FROM AREAS AT HIGH RISK FOR DISPLACEMENT . IN1
1925		-	DEVELOPING THIS GUIDANCE , THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE2
1926		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL CONSULT WITH THE3
1927		-	MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE AND PROVIDE A METHOD TO4
1928		-	RECEIVE INPUT FROM THE LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE CREATED5
1929		-	IN 29-32-117. THE GUIDANCE MUST INCLUDE HOW RURAL RESORT JOB6
1930		-	CENTERS SHOULD INCORPORATE REGIONAL WORKFORCE AND COMMUTING7
1931		-	PATTERN CONSIDERATIONS IN THEIR DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT8
1932		-	AND IMPLEMENTATION OF DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES.9
1933		-	(2) Displacement risk assessment. (a) A DISPLACEMENT RISK10
1934		-	ASSESSMENT MUST CONSIDER :11
1935		-	(I) GEOGRAPHY AS DETERMINED WITH FEEDBACK GATHERED FROM12
1936		-	THE RESIDENTS OF THE COMMUNITY IN ADDITION TO DATA ANALYZED AT13
1937		-	THE CENSUS TRACT LEVEL OR SIMILAR GEOGRAPHIC SCALE FOR WHICH14
1938		-	THERE IS DATA AVAILABLE;15
1939		-	(II) INFORMATION FROM NEIGHBORHOOD-LEVEL EARLY WARNING16
1940		-	AND RESPONSE SYSTEMS THAT CAN HELP MUNICIPALITIES AND17
1941		-	COMMUNITY ADVOCATES ANTICIPATE FUTURE DISPLACEMENT DUE TO18
1942		-	RISING HOUSING COSTS;19
1943		-	(III) BASELINE CENSUS DATA AND OTHER DATA POINTS THAT ARE20
1944		-	UPDATED ON A FREQUENT BASIS;21
1945		-	(IV) QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE INDICATORS OF :22
1946		-	(A) NEIGHBORHOOD CHANGE INCLUDING DEMOGRAPHIC AND23
1947		-	ECONOMIC CHANGE RELATED TO RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES IN THE24
1948		-	NEIGHBORHOOD; AND25
1949		-	(B) GENTRIFICATION, WHICH REFERS TO INCREASED ECONOMIC26
1950		-	ACTIVITY OR VALUE IN A NEIGHBORHOOD, OFTEN DRIVEN BY PUBLIC AND27
1951		-	213
1952		-	-54- PRIVATE INVESTMENT IN INFRASTRUCTURE AND AMENITIES, THAT LEADS1
1953		-	TO AN INCREASE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD AREA MEDIAN INCOME AND2
1954		-	PROPERTY VALUES THAT IS OFTEN ACCOMPANIED BY DISPLACEMENT OF3
1955		-	LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS AND COMMUNITY SERVICING BUSINESSES AND4
1956		-	INSTITUTIONS; AND5
1957		-	(V) DISPLACEMENT, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102 (9).6
1958		-	DISPLACEMENT IS DISTINCT FROM RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY , WHICH7
1959		-	INCLUDES VOLUNTARY HOUSEHOLD MOVEMENT .8
1960		-	(b) THE GUIDANCE FOR A DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT MAY9
1961		-	INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING QUANTITATIVE FACTORS THAT CAN BE USED TO10
1962		-	IDENTIFY RISKS FOR DISPLACEMENT AT THE CENSUS TRACT OR OTHER11
1963		-	SIMILAR GEOGRAPHIC SCALE FOR WHICH DATA IS AVAILABLE :12
1964		-	(I) THE PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLDS THAT ARE EXTREMELY13
1965		-	LOW-INCOME, VERY LOW-INCOME, AND LOW-INCOME, AS DEFINED BY THE14
1966		-	UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT ;15
1967		-	(II) THE PERCENTAGE OF RESIDENTS WHO ARE RENTERS ;16
1968		-	(III) THE PERCENTAGE OF COST-BURDENED HOUSEHOLDS DEFINED17
1969		-	AS SPENDING MORE THAN THIRTY PERCENT OF THE RESIDENT'S INCOME ON18
1970		-	HOUSING NEEDS;19
1971		-	(IV) THE NUMBER OF ADULTS WHO ARE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF20
1972		-	AGE OR OLDER AND HAVE NOT EARNED AT LEAST A HIGH SCHOOL21
1973		-	DIPLOMA;22
1974		-	(V) THE PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLDS IN WHICH THE PRIMARY23
1975		-	LANGUAGE THAT IS SPOKEN IS A LANGUAGE OTHER THAN ENGLISH;24
1976		-	(VI) THE PERCENTAGE OF RESIDENTS WHO WERE BORN OUTSIDE OF25
1977		-	THE UNITED STATES ACCORDING TO PUBLICLY AVAILABLE STATE AND26
1978		-	FEDERAL INFORMATION;27
1979		-	213
1980		-	-55- (VII) THE EMPLOYMENT RATE;1
1981		-	(VIII) THE PERCENTAGE OF WORKERS WHO LIVE WITHIN A2
1982		-	TEN-MILE RADIUS OF AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY OR A TWENTY-MILE RADIUS3
1983		-	OF A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER;4
1984		-	(IX) THE PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLDS THAT DO NOT HAVE5
1985		-	INTERNET ACCESS;6
1986		-	(X) THE PERCENTAGE OF HOUSING STOCK BUILT PRIOR TO 1970;7
1987		-	(XI) INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY IN THE8
1988		-	FOR-SALE MARKET WHERE THIS INFORMATION IS READILY AVAILABLE ;9
1989		-	(XII) CHANGE IN LAND PRICES, RENTAL PRICES, PROPERTY VALUES,10
1990		-	AND OTHER REAL ESTATE AND HOUSING INDICATORS ;11
1991		-	(XIII) THE NUMBER OF RENTERS WHO WERE LEGALLY EVICTED FOR12
1992		-	NONPAYMENT OF RENT IN THE PRIOR CALENDAR YEAR FOR ALL AREAS13
1993		-	WHERE THIS INFORMATION IS READILY AVAILABLE ;14
1994		-	(XIV) THE NUMBER OF COLORADO-OWNED AND15
1995		-	COLORADO-OPERATED SMALL BUSINESSES WITH TEN EMPLOYEES OR16
1996		-	FEWER WHERE THIS INFORMATION IS READILY AVAILABLE ; AND17
1997		-	(XV) THE CHANGE IN THE NUMBER OF COLORADO-OWNED AND18
1998		-	COLORADO-OPERATED SMALL BUSINESSES WITH TEN EMPLOYEES OR19
1999		-	FEWER OVER FIVE YEARS WHERE THIS INFORMATION IS READILY20
2000		-	AVAILABLE.21
2001		-	(c) IN DEVELOPING A DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT , URBAN22
2002		-	MUNICIPALITIES AND RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES MUST23
2003		-	ALSO CONDUCT INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WITH RESIDENTS OF24
2004		-	AREAS IDENTIFIED AS BEING AT ELEVATED RISK FOR DISPLACEMENT TO25
2005		-	ADDRESS ADDITIONAL QUALITATIVE INDICATORS OF DISPLACEMENT .26
2006		-	(3) Displacement mitigation strategies. (a) THE GOALS OF27
2007		-	213
2008		-	-56- DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES ARE TO ENSURE THAT :1
2009		-	(I) VULNERABLE HOMEOWNERS AND RENTERS IN NEIGHBORHOODS2
2010		-	EXPERIENCING GENTRIFICATION ARE NOT DISPLACED FROM THEIR CURRENT3
2011		-	HOMES AND NEIGHBORHOODS ;4
2012		-	(II) THE EXISTING AFFORDABLE HOUSING STOCK, BOTH SUBSIDIZED5
2013		-	AND UNSUBSIDIZED, IN GENTRIFYING NEIGHBORHOODS IS PRESERVED SO6
2014		-	THAT DWELLING UNITS ARE IN GOOD CONDITION WHILE REMAINING7
2015		-	AFFORDABLE TO LOW TO MODERATE -INCOME RESIDENTS;8
2016		-	(III) CITY PLANNING AND LAND USE DECISIONS INCORPORATE9
2017		-	INCLUSIVE AND EQUITABLE DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES, AND10
2018		-	LOW-INCOME PERSONS AND COMMUNITIES OF COLOR ARE EMPOWERED TO11
2019		-	PARTICIPATE EARLY AND MEANINGFULLY IN LAND USE DECISIONS THAT12
2020		-	SHAPE THEIR HOMES, NEIGHBORHOODS, AND COMMUNITIES;13
2021		-	(IV) NEW AFFORDABLE HOUSING OPTIONS ARE CREATED TO SERVE14
2022		-	CURRENT AND FUTURE VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS IN NEIGHBORHOODS15
2023		-	EXPERIENCING GENTRIFICATION;16
2024		-	(V) VULNERABLE RESIDENTS ARE ABLE TO REMAIN OR RETURN TO17
2025		-	THEIR COMMUNITIES BY ACCESSING THE NEW AFFORDABLE HOUSING18
2026		-	OPPORTUNITIES IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOODS ; AND19
2027		-	(VI) AN EQUAL OR GREATER AMOUNT OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING20
2028		-	IS PROVIDED IN AREAS IDENTIFIED AS AT-RISK OF DISPLACEMENT BASED ON21
2029		-	THE DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT .22
2030		-	(b) EACH OF THE DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES MUST BE23
2031		-	ABLE TO BE INCORPORATED BY URBAN MUNICIPALITIES AND RURAL24
2032		-	RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES INTO THE MUNICIPALITY'S HOUSING25
2033		-	NEEDS PLAN AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 29-33-105. THIS MENU OF26
2034		-	DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES MUST INCLUDE :27
2035		-	213
2036		-	-57- (I) GUIDANCE AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HOW A LOCAL1
2037		-	GOVERNMENT SHALL INCORPORATE THE DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT2
2038		-	REQUIRED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1) OF THIS SECTION INTO A HOUSING3
2039		-	NEEDS PLAN;4
2040		-	(II) LONG-TERM DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES FROM5
2041		-	WHICH MUNICIPALITIES MUST CHOOSE TO ADDRESS AREAS IDENTIFIED IN6
2042		-	THE DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (2) OF7
2043		-	THIS SECTION, WHICH MAY INCLUDE:8
2044		-	(A) DEVELOPING A PROGRAM TO OFFER TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE9
2045		-	AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS TO DEVELOP10
2046		-	INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY LAND TRUSTS ;11
2047		-	(B) LOCAL GOVERNMENT PLANNING FOR ACQUISITION AND12
2048		-	REHABILITATING OF NATURALLY OCCURRING AFFORDABLE RENTALS ,13
2049		-	EITHER TO ENTER INTO A LAND TRUST OR TO INCLUDE AFFORDABILITY14
2050		-	DEED RESTRICTIONS;15
2051		-	(C) IMPLEMENTING LOCAL RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL FOR EXPIRING16
2052		-	REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS, PRIORITIZE LOCAL FUNDS17
2053		-	TOWARD AFFORDABLE UNIT PRESERVATION , OR IMPLEMENTING OR18
2054		-	CONTINUING DEED RESTRICTED AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS .19
2055		-	(D) REQUIRING MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPERS WHO BUILD NEW20
2056		-	LARGE MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENTS IN AREAS AT RISK OF21
2057		-	DISPLACEMENT, AS IDENTIFIED BY THE DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT,22
2058		-	TO CREATE A COMMUNITY BENEFITS AGREEMENT WITH AFFECTED23
2059		-	POPULATIONS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE DEVELOPMENT ; AND24
2060		-	(E) PROVIDING A PRIORITIZATION POLICY FOR CURRENT RESIDENTS25
2061		-	IN NEW REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS FOR THE FIRST26
2062		-	FEW MONTHS OF WHEN UNITS ARE LEASED AFTER CONSTRUCTION ;27
2063		-	213
2064		-	-58- (III) SHORT-TERM DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES FROM1
2065		-	WHICH LOCAL GOVERNMENTS SHALL CHOOSE , WHICH MAY INCLUDE:2
2066		-	(A) THE CREATION OF A LOCALLY FUNDED AND ADMINISTERED3
	1795	+	GOVERNMENT SHALL INCORPORATE THE DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT12
	1796	+	REQUIRED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1) OF THIS SECTION;13
	1797	+	(II) L
	1798	+	ONG-TERM DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION MEASURES FROM
	1799	+	14
	1800	+	WHICH LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MUST CHOOSE TO ADDRESS AREAS15
	1801	+	IDENTIFIED IN THE DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT REQUIRED BY16
	1802	+	SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION, INCLUDING:17
	1803	+	(A) D
	1804	+	EVELOPING A PROGRAM TO OFFER TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
	1805	+	18
	1806	+	AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS TO DEVELOP19
	1807	+	INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY LAND TRUSTS ;20
	1808	+	(B) L
	1809	+	OCAL GOVERNMENT PLANNING FOR ACQUISITION AND
	1810	+	21
	1811	+	REHABILITATING OF NATURALLY OCCURRING AFFORDABLE RENTALS ,22
	1812	+	EITHER TO ENTER INTO LAND TRUST OR TO INCLUDE AFFORDABILITY DEED23
	1813	+	RESTRICTIONS;24
	1814	+	(C) I
	1815	+	MPLEMENTING LOCAL RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL FOR EXPIRING
	1816	+	25
	1817	+	REGULATED AFFORDABLE UNITS , PRIORITIZE LOCAL FUNDS TOWARD26
	1818	+	AFFORDABLE UNIT RECAPTURE, AND IMPLEMENTING OR CONTINUING DEED27
	1819	+	213
	1820	+	-41- RESTRICTED AFFORDABILITY; AND1
	1821	+	(D) P
	1822	+	ROVIDING HOMESTEAD TAX EXEMPTIONS FOR LONGTIME
	1823	+	2
	1824	+	HOMEOWNERS IN NEIGHBORHOODS IDENTIFIED AS VULNERABLE TO3
	1825	+	DISPLACEMENT AND FOR LOW - TO MODERATE-INCOME HOMEOWNERS4
	1826	+	WITHIN ONE-HALF MILE OF LARGE MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENTS ;5
	1827	+	(III) R
	1828	+	EQUIRING MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPERS WHO BUILD
	1829	+	6
	1830	+	DEVELOPEMNTS IN AREAS AT RISK OF DISPLACEMENT , AS IDENTIFIED BY7
	1831	+	THE DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT , TO CREATE A COMMUNITY8
	1832	+	BENEFITS AGREEMENT WITH AFFECTED POPULATIONS WITHIN9
	1833	+	ONE-QUARTER MILE OF THE DEVELOPMENT ;10
	1834	+	(IV) P
	1835	+	ROVIDING A PRIORITIZATION POLICY FOR CURRENT
	1836	+	11
	1837	+	RESIDENTS IN THIRTY PERCENT OF ANY NEW MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENT12
	1838	+	FOR THE FIRST TWO MONTHS OF WHEN UNITS ARE LEASED AFTER13
	1839	+	CONSTRUCTION IN A MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENT ;14
	1840	+	(V) R
	1841	+	EQUIRING GREATER AFFORDABILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR
	1842	+	15
	1843	+	MISSING MIDDLE HOUSING IN AREAS THAT ARE IDENTIFIED AS AT -RISK OF16
	1844	+	DISPLACEMENT PURSUANT TO THE DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT17
	1845	+	REQUIRED IN SUBSECTION (1) OF THIS SECTION:18
	1846	+	(A) I
	1847	+	N AREAS WITH SINGLE FAMILY ZONING , ONE IN THREE UNITS
	1848	+	19
	1849	+	IN ANY TRIPLEX MUST BE AFFORDABLE TO PEOPLE WITH INCOMES AT OR20
	1850	+	BELOW ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF THE LOCAL NEIGHBORHOOD AREA21
	1851	+	MEDIAN INCOME; AND22
	1852	+	(B) I
	1853	+	N AREAS ZONED FOR USE BY SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS THAT
	1854	+	23
	1855	+	ARE REZONED FOR MULTIFAMILY UNITS WITH THREE TO FOUR UNITS , FIFTY24
	1856	+	PERCENT OF THE UNITS MUST BE AFFORDABLE TO PEOPLE WITH INCOMES25
	1857	+	AT OR BELOW ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF THE LOCAL NEIGHBORHOOD26
	1858	+	AREA MEDIAN INCOME; AND27
	1859	+	213
	1860	+	-42- (VI) SHORT-TERM DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION MEASURES FROM1
	1861	+	WHICH LOCAL GOVERNMENTS SHALL CHOOSE , INCLUDING:2
	1862	+	(A) T
	1863	+	HE CREATION OF A LOCALLY FUNDED AND ADMINISTERED
	1864	+	3
2067	1865		RENTAL AND MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ;4
2068		-	(B) THE CREATION OF AN EVICTION AND FORECLOSURE NO-COST5
	1866	+	(B) T
	1867	+	HE CREATION OF AN EVICTION AND FORECLOSURE NO -COST
	1868	+	5
2069	1869		LEGAL REPRESENTATION PROGRAM ;6
2070		-	(C) THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A HOUSING COUNSELING AND7
	1870	+	(C) T
	1871	+	HE ESTABLISHMENT OF A HOUSING COUNSELING AND
	1872	+	7
2071	1873		NAVIGATION PROGRAM; AND8
2072		-	(D) THE CREATION OF A PROPERTY TAX AND DOWN PAYMENT9
2073		-	ASSISTANCE PROGRAM; AND10
2074		-	(E) ANY OTHER STRATEGIES PROPOSED BY A LOCAL GOVERNMENT11
2075		-	OR THE MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE THAT ARE APPROVED BY12
2076		-	THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS AND THAT SUPPORT THE GOALS OF13
2077		-	THIS SECTION.14
2078		-	(c) MUNICIPALITIES SHALL ADOPT A MINIMUM NUMBER OF15
2079		-	SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES AS16
2080		-	DETERMINED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL17
2081		-	AFFAIRS. MUNICIPALITIES MAY NOT COUNT THE SAME STRATEGY18
2082		-	TOWARDS SATISFYING BOTH THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF REQUIRED19
2083		-	STRATEGIES PURSUANT TO THE MENU OF AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES20
2084		-	REQUIRED BY SECTION 29-33-106 AND THIS SUBSECTION (3).21
2085		-	(4) Assessment and strategies. NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 31,22
2086		-	2025, AND AS PART OF EVERY HOUSING NEEDS PLAN PURS UANT TO23
2087		-	SECTION 29-33-105, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GUIDANCE FOR CREATING24
2088		-	A DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT AND THE SELECTION OF25
2089		-	DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES, EVERY URBAN MUNICIPALITY26
2090		-	AND RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY SHALL DEVELOP, ADOPT,27
2091		-	213
2092		-	-59- AND SUBMIT A DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT AND A DESCRIPTION OF1
2093		-	THE EVIDENCE-BASED DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES IT2
2094		-	SELECTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS AS PART OF A HOUSING3
2095		-	NEEDS PLAN REQUIRED UNDER SECTION 29-33-105. THE STRATEGIES THAT4
2096		-	A MUNICIPALITY SELECTS MUST BE EVIDENCE-BASED AND INFORMED BY5
2097		-	ITS DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT AND THE MEDIAN INCOME OF AREAS6
2098		-	IDENTIFIED AS AT RISK OF DISPLACEMENT. AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY AND7
2099		-	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORTING8
2100		-	INFORMATION AND A NARRATIVE TO DEMONSTRATE HOW THE STRATEGIES9
2101		-	WILL MITIGATE DISPLACEMENT AS IDENTIFIED IN THE DISPLACEMENT RISK10
2102		-	ASSESSMENT. THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL POST THE11
2103		-	SUBMITTED PLANS PUBLICLY ON ITS WEBSITE .12
2104		-	(5) Public comment. BEFORE ADOPTING AND SUBMITTING A FINAL13
2105		-	DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT AND MAKING A FINAL SELECTION OF14
2106		-	DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES, AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY AND15
2107		-	A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY SHALL PUBLISH THE MOST16
2108		-	RECENT DRAFT OF ITS DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT AND THE17
	1874	+	(D) T
	1875	+	HE CREATION OF A PROPERTY TAX AND DOWN PAYMENT
	1876	+	9
	1877	+	ASSISTANCE PROGRAM.10
	1878	+	(c) M
	1879	+	UNICIPALITIES SHALL ADOPT A MINIMUM NUMBER OF
	1880	+	11
	1881	+	SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES . 12
	1882	+	(I) T
	1883	+	HE NUMBER OF SHORT -TERM AND LONG -TERM
	1884	+	13
	1885	+	EVIDENCE-BASED DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES THAT AN14
	1886	+	URBAN OR RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY SHALL ADOPT IS15
	1887	+	DETERMINED BASED ON THE PERCENTAGE OF THE POPULATION FOUND TO16
	1888	+	BE VULNERABLE TO DISPLACEMENT ACCORDING TO THE DISPLACEMENT17
	1889	+	RISK ASSESSMENT.18
	1890	+	(II) T
	1891	+	HE STRATEGIES A MUNICIPALITY SELECTS MUST BE
	1892	+	19
	1893	+	EVIDENCED-BASED AND PROVIDE SUPPORTING INFORMATION AND A20
	1894	+	NARRATIVE TO DEMONSTRATE HOW THE STRATEGIES WILL MITIGATE21
	1895	+	DISPLACEMENT AS IDENTIFIED IN THE DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT .22
	1896	+	(d) A
	1897	+	N URBAN AND RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY
	1898	+	23
	1899	+	SHALL PROVIDE A NARRATIVE AND EVIDENCE FOR HOW EACH24
	1900	+	DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGY IT ADOPTS CORRESPONDS TO THE25
	1901	+	NEIGHBORHOOD MEDIAN INCOME OF DISPLACEMENT -VULNERABLE AREAS26
	1902	+	AS DETERMINED BY THE DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT .27
	1903	+	213
	1904	+	-43- (4) Assessment and strategies. N O LATER THAN DECEMBER 31,1
	1905	+	2024,
	1906	+	AND EVERY FIVE YEARS THEREAFTER , IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
	1907	+	2
	1908	+	GUIDANCE FOR CREATING A DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT AND THE3
	1909	+	SELECTION OF DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES , EVERY TIER ONE4
	1910	+	AND TWO URBAN MUNICIPALITY AND RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER5
	1911	+	MUNICIPALITY SHALL DEVELOP , ADOPT, AND SUBMIT A DISPLACEMENT6
	1912	+	RISK ASSESSMENT AND A DESCRIPTION OF THE EVIDENCE -BASED7
	1913	+	DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES IT SELECTED TO THE8
	1914	+	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS AS PART OF A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN9
	1915	+	REQUIRED UNDER SECTION 29-33-105. THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL10
	1916	+	AFFAIRS SHALL POST THE SUBMITTED PLANS PUBLICLY ON ITS WEBSITE .11
	1917	+	(5) Public comment. B
	1918	+	EFORE ADOPTING AND SUBMITTING A FINAL
	1919	+	12
	1920	+	DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT AND MAKING A FINAL SELECTION OF13
	1921	+	EVIDENCE-BASED DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES , A TIER ONE OR14
	1922	+	TIER TWO URBAN MUNICIPALITY AND A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER15
	1923	+	MUNICIPALITY SHALL PUBLISH THE MOST RECENT DRAFT OF ITS16
	1924	+	DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT AND THE EVIDENCE -BASED17
2109	1925		DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES IT SELECTED AND ENGAGE IN A18
2110		-	PUBLIC COMMENT PROCESS PURSUANT TO 29-33-105 (3)(b) AND 29-33-11119
2111		-	(5)(b)(II).20
2112		-	(6) Prior displacement efforts. BY JANUARY 1, 2025, URBAN21
2113		-	MUNICIPALITIES AND RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES MAY22
2114		-	SUBMIT EVIDENCE -BASED MITIGATION STRATEGIES LINKED TO23
2115		-	DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENTS AND THE IMPACT OF THE STRATEGIES24
2116		-	THAT THE MUNICIPALITY ADOPTED PRIOR TO THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS25
2117		-	SECTION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS. THE DEPARTMENT MAY26
2118		-	DETERMINE WHETHER THOSE STRATEGIES QUALIFY AS A DISPLACEMENT27
2119		-	213
2120		-	-60- MITIGATION LONG-TERM OR SHORT-TERM STRATEGY TO SATISFY THE1
2121		-	NUMBER OF STRATEGIES THAT MUST BE ADOPTED PURSUANT TO2
2122		-	SUBSECTION (1)(a) OF THIS SECTION.3
2123		-	(7) Technical assistance. THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS4
2124		-	SHALL PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND FUNDING TO SUPPORT TIER5
2125		-	ONE AND TIER TWO URBAN MUNICIPALITIES AND RURAL RESORT JOB6
2126		-	CENTER MUNICIPALITIES IN CONDUCTING A DISPLACEMENT ASSESSMENT7
2127		-	AND IN IDENTIFYING DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS8
2128		-	THE RISK OF DISPLACEMENT IN THE AREAS AT THE HIGHEST RISK OF9
2129		-	DISPLACEMENT.10
	1926	+	PUBLIC COMMENT PROCESS . THAT PUBLIC COMMENT PROCESS MUST19
	1927	+	INCLUDE:20
	1928	+	(a) P
	1929	+	ROVIDING PUBLIC NOTICE AND HOLDING AT LEAST TWO PUBLIC
	1930	+	21
	1931	+	HEARINGS AT WHICH MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO22
	1932	+	COMMENT;23
	1933	+	(b) A
	1934	+	LLOWING SUBMISSION OF WRITTEN COMMENTS ;
	1935	+	24
	1936	+	(c) C
	1937	+	ONDUCTING OUTREACH TO AND SOLICITING FEEDBACK FROM
	1938	+	25
	1939	+	THE LOCAL COMMUNITY GROUPS THAT ARE MOST AT -RISK OF26
	1940	+	DISPLACEMENT;27
	1941	+	213
	1942	+	-44- (d) CONSULTING WITH EXPERTS IN DISABILITY RIGHTS ,1
	1943	+	HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION, AFFORDABLE HOUSING, AND TENANT RIGHTS; 2
	1944	+	(e) C
	1945	+	ONDUCTING OUTREACH TO COMMUNITIES AT RISK OF
	1946	+	3
	1947	+	DISPLACEMENT; AND4
	1948	+	(f)
	1949	+	AN ENCOURAGEMENT OF PARTICIPATION IN THE PUBLIC
	1950	+	5
	1951	+	COMMENT PROCESS, ENSURING ACCESSIBILITY TO THE COMMENT AND6
	1952	+	HEARING PROCESS BY PROVIDING TRANSLATIONS OF THE DRAFT AND FINAL7
	1953	+	DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT , EVIDENCE-BASED DISPLACEMENT8
	1954	+	MITIGATION STRATEGIES, OR OTHER RELATED MATERIALS AND BY9
	1955	+	PROVIDING INTERPRETATION IN LANGUAGES PREDOMINANTLY SPOKEN IN10
	1956	+	EACH COMMUNITY FOR HEARINGS AND OUTREACH .11
	1957	+	(6) Prior displacement efforts. B
	1958	+	Y JANUARY 1, 2025, TIER ONE
	1959	+	12
	1960	+	AND TWO URBAN MUNICIPALITIES AND RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER13
	1961	+	MUNICIPALITIES MAY SUBMIT EVIDENCE -BASED MITIGATION STRATEGIES14
	1962	+	LINKED TO DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENTS AND THE IMPACT OF THE15
	1963	+	MEASURES THAT THE MUNICIPALITY ADOPTED PRIOR TO THE EFFECTIVE16
	1964	+	DATE OF THIS SECTION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS . NO LATER17
	1965	+	THAN DECEMBER 25, 2025, THE DEPARTMENT MAY DETERMINE WHETHER18
	1966	+	THOSE STRATEGIES QUALIFY AS A DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION LONG -TERM19
	1967	+	OR SHORT-TERM MEASURE TO GO TOWARDS SATISFYING THE NUMBER OF20
	1968	+	MEASURES THAT MUST BE ADOPTED FOR PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION21
	1969	+	(3)(c)(I)
	1970	+	OF THIS SECTION.
	1971	+	22
	1972	+	(7) Technical assistance. T
	1973	+	HE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS
	1974	+	23
	1975	+	SHALL PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND FUNDING TO SUPPORT TIER24
	1976	+	ONE AND TWO URBAN MUNICIPALITIES AND RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER25
	1977	+	MUNICIPALITIES IN CONDUCTING A DISPLACEMENT ASSESSMENT AND IN26
	1978	+	IDENTIFYING DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS THE27
	1979	+	213
	1980	+	-45- RISK OF DISPLACEMENT IN THE AREAS AT THE HIGHEST RISK OF1
	1981	+	DISPLACEMENT.2
2130	1982		29-33-108. Strategic growth objectives - reporting. (1) (a) N
2131	1983		O
2132		-	11
2133		-	LATER THAN MARCH 31, 2024, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF ~~THE12~~
2134		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL PUBLISH A REPORT ~~THAT13~~
2135		-	IDENTIFIES MULTI-AGENCY IMPLEMENTATION PRINCIPLES TO ~~ACHIEVE14~~
2136		-	STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES . THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ~~SHALL15~~
2137		-	UPDATE THIS REPORT EVERY SIX YEARS.16
	1984	+	3
	1985	+	LATER THAN MARCH 31, 2024, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE4
	1986	+	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL PUBLISH A REPORT THAT5
	1987	+	IDENTIFIES MULTI-AGENCY IMPLEMENTATION PRINCIPLES TO ACHIEVE6
	1988	+	STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES . THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL7
	1989	+	UPDATE THIS REPORT EVERY SIX YEARS.8
2138	1990		(b) T
2139		-	HE
2140		-	~~STRATEGIC GROWTH COMMITTEE SHALL, AS PART OF THE17~~
2141		-	PUBLIC COMMENT AND HEARING PROCESS ESTABLISHED IN ~~SECTION18~~
	1991	+	HE MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE SHALL , AS PART OF
	1992	+	9
	1993	+	THE PUBLIC COMMENT AND HEARING PROCESS ESTABLISHED IN SECTION10
2142	1994		29-33-109
2143	1995		(2), DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS TO PROVIDE TO THE
2144		-	19
2145		-	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL ~~AFFAIRS20~~
2146		-	CONCERNING THE REPORT DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (1)(a) OF ~~THIS21~~
2147		-	SECTION.22
	1996	+	11
	1997	+	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS12
	1998	+	CONCERNING THE REPORT DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (1)(a) OF THIS13
	1999	+	SECTION.14
2148	2000		(2) S
2149	2001		TRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES SERVE AS BROAD GUIDANCE
2150		-	23
2151		-	TO STATE AGENCIES AND OTHER ENTITIES ENGAGED IN THE24
2152		-	IMPLEMENTATION OF SENATE BILL 23-213, ARE INTENDED TO AID IN25
2153		-	REACHING THE HOUSING AND LAND USE GOALS OF SENATE BILL 23-213 AS26
2154		-	IDENTIFIED IN SUBSECTION (4) OF THIS SECTION, AND ARE TO BE UTILIZED27
2155		-	213
2156		-	-61- IN DEVELOPING MULTI -AGENCY IMPLEMENTATION PRINCIPLES FOR1
2157		-	STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES . STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES MUST2
2158		-	BE DRAFTED IN A WAY THAT, AT A MINIMUM:3
	2002	+	15
	2003	+	TO STATE AGENCIES AND OTHER ENTITIES ENGAGED IN THE16
	2004	+	IMPLEMENTATION OF SENATE BILL 23-213, ARE INTENDED TO AID IN17
	2005	+	REACHING THE HOUSING AND LAND USE GOALS OF SENATE BILL 23-213 AS18
	2006	+	IDENTIFIED IN SUBSECTION (4) OF THIS SECTION, AND ARE TO BE UTILIZED19
	2007	+	IN DEVELOPING MULTI -AGENCY IMPLEMENTATION PRINCIPLES FOR20
	2008	+	STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES . STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES MUST21
	2009	+	BE DRAFTED IN A WAY THAT, AT A MINIMUM:22
2159	2010		(a) D
2160	2011		EFINES STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS AS AREAS WITHIN
2161		-	4
2162		-	EXISTING CENSUS URBANIZED AREAS THAT INCLUDE AREAS :5
	2012	+	23
	2013	+	EXISTING CENSUS URBANIZED AREAS THAT INCLUDE AREAS :24
2163	2014		(I) W
2164	2015		ITHIN KEY CORRIDORS AND TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS;
2165		-	6
	2016	+	25
2166	2017		(II) T
2167	2018		HAT ARE VACANT, PARTIALLY VACANT, AND UNDERUTILIZED
2168		-	7
2169		-	LAND;8
2170		-	(III) T
2171		-	HAT CAN ACCOMMODATE INFILL DEVELOPMENT ,
2172		-	9
2173		-	REDEVELOPMENT, AND NEW DEVELOPMENT ;10
	2019	+	26
	2020	+	LAND;27
	2021	+	213
	2022	+	-46- (III) THAT CAN ACCOMMODATE INFILL DEVELOPMENT ,1
	2023	+	REDEVELOPMENT, AND NEW DEVELOPMENT ;2
2174	2024		(IV) T
2175	2025		HAT INCLUDE GREYFIELD DEVELOPMENT AND BROWNFIELD
2176		-	11
2177		-	DEVELOPMENT;12
	2026	+	3
	2027	+	DEVELOPMENT;4
2178	2028		(V) T
2179	2029		HAT INCLUDE A VARIETY OF HOUSING TYPES AT DENSITY
2180		-	13
2181		-	LEVELS THAT SUPPORT FREQUENT TRANSIT SERVICE , FOR BOTH ~~EXISTING14~~
2182		-	AND FUTURE TRANSIT CORRIDORS ;15
	2030	+	5
	2031	+	LEVELS THAT SUPPORT FREQUENT TRANSIT SERVICE , FOR BOTH EXISTING6
	2032	+	AND FUTURE TRANSIT CORRIDORS ;7
2183	2033		(VI) T
2184	2034		HAT INCLUDE MIDDLE HOUSING AND MULTIFAMILY HOUSING
2185		-	16
2186		-	IN EXISTING OR FUTURE WALKABLE MIXED -USE NEIGHBORHOODS ~~AND17~~
2187		-	CENTERS;18
	2035	+	8
	2036	+	IN EXISTING OR FUTURE WALKABLE MIXED -USE NEIGHBORHOODS AND9
	2037	+	CENTERS;10
2188	2038		(VII) W
2189	2039		ITH SUFFICIENT WATER SUPPLIES AND ALLOCATIONS TO
2190		-	19
2191		-	SUPPORT AFFORDABLE AND WATER -EFFICIENT DESIGN; AND20
2192		-	(VIII) THAT PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES TO IMPLEMENT WATER21
2193		-	CONSERVATION AND OTHER STATE WATER PLAN GOALS ;22
2194		-	(b) ALLOWS FOR AREAS BEYOND AN EXISTING CENSUS URBANIZED23
2195		-	AREA TO BE CONSIDERED A STRATEGIC GROWTH AREA, IF THE AREA IS24
2196		-	EXPERIENCING GROWTH AND MEETS THE CRITERIA IN SUBSECTIONS25
2197		-	(2)(a)(V), (2)(a)(VI), (2)(a)(VII), AND (2)(a)(VIII) OF THIS SECTION;26
2198		-	(c) REQUIRES STATE AGENCIES TO CONSIDER THE DIFFERENT27
2199		-	213
2200		-	-62- CONTEXTS AND NEEDS OF STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS IN RURAL , RURAL1
2201		-	RESORT, AND URBAN AREAS OF THE STATE;2
2202		-	(d) PROMOTES INVESTMENTS THAT SUPPORT STRATEGIC GROWTH3
2203		-	AREAS;4
2204		-	(e) STREAMLINES AGENCY PERMITTING PROCESSES TO SUPPORT5
2205		-	STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS AND IDENTIFY METHODS TO ALIGN THE STATE6
2206		-	AGENCY FUNDING PROGRAMS WITH STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES ;7
2207		-	(f) REQUIRES PROJECT PRIORITIZATION PROCESSES AND GRANT8
2208		-	PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS ;9
2209		-	(g) IDENTIFIES STEPS TO SUPPORT STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES10
2210		-	WHEN UPDATING PLANNING DOCUMENTS;11
2211		-	(h) IDENTIFIES METRICS AND STANDARDS TO DEFINE AND SUPPORT12
2212		-	WALKABLE MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT, SAFE ACCESS TO TRANSIT, AND13
2213		-	COMPLETE STREETS;14
2214		-	(i) ALLOWS FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF NEW STRATEGIC GROWTH15
2215		-	OBJECTIVES AS NEEDED DURING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE16
2216		-	MULTI-AGENCY IMPLEMENTATION PRINCIPLES IDENTIFIED IN SUBSECTION17
2217		-	(1)(a) OF THIS SECTION; AND18
2218		-	(j) IDENTIFIES REDUCED PARKING MINIMUMS IN STRATEGIC19
2219		-	GROWTH AREAS.20
2220		-	(3) THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL21
2221		-	AFFAIRS MAY IDENTIFY AND DEFINE ADDITIONAL STRATEGIC GROWTH22
2222		-	OBJECTIVES BEYOND THOSE IDENTIFIED IN SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS23
2223		-	SECTION.24
2224		-	(4) FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION, THE HOUSING AND LAND25
2225		-	USE GOALS OF THIS SENATE BILL 23-213 INCLUDE:26
2226		-	(a) PLANNING FOR FUTURE GROWTH ;27
2227		-	213
2228		-	-63- (b) INCREASING HOUSING AFFORDABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY ;1
2229		-	(c) INCREASING ECONOMIC MOBILITY ;2
2230		-	(d) STRENGTHENING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND JOB GROWTH3
2231		-	PATTERNS;4
2232		-	(e) BALANCING REGIONAL JOBS AND HOUSING ;5
2233		-	(f) ALIGNING WATER SUPPLY AND HOUSING PLANNING ;6
2234		-	(g) WATER CONSERVATION7
2235		-	(h) REDUCING AIR POLLUTION AND GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS8
2236		-	AND9
2237		-	(i) PRESERVING OPEN SPACE AND AGRICULTURAL LAND .10
	2040	+	11
	2041	+	AFFORDABLE AND WATER -EFFICIENT DESIGN; AND12
	2042	+	(VIII) B
	2043	+	EYOND EXISTING A CENSUS URBANIZED AREA
	2044	+	13
	2045	+	EXPERIENCING GROWTH MAY BE CONSIDERED A STRATEGIC GROWTH AREA14
	2046	+	IF IT MEETS THE CRITERIA IN SUBSECTIONS (2)(a)(V), (2)(a)(VI), AND15
	2047	+	(2)(a)(VII)
	2048	+	OF THIS SECTION;
	2049	+	16
	2050	+	(b) R
	2051	+	EQUIRES STATE AGENCIES TO CONSIDER THE DIFFERENT
	2052	+	17
	2053	+	CONTEXTS AND NEEDS OF STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS IN RURAL , RURAL18
	2054	+	RESORT, AND URBAN AREAS OF THE STATE;19
	2055	+	(c) P
	2056	+	ROMOTES INVESTMENTS THAT SUPPORT STRATEGIC GROWTH
	2057	+	20
	2058	+	AREAS;21
	2059	+	(d) S
	2060	+	TREAMLINES AGENCY PERMITTING PROCESSES TO SUPPORT
	2061	+	22
	2062	+	STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS ;23
	2063	+	(e) R
	2064	+	EQUIRES PROJECT PRIORITIZATION PROCESSES AND GRANT
	2065	+	24
	2066	+	PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS ;25
	2067	+	(f) C
	2068	+	ONSIDERS STEPS TO SUPPORT STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES
	2069	+	26
	2070	+	WHEN UPDATING PLANNING DOCUMENTS , INCLUDING PERFORMANCE27
	2071	+	213
	2072	+	-47- MEASURES AND PERFORMANCE TARGETS ; AND1
	2073	+	(g) A
	2074	+	LLOWS FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF NEW STRATEGIC GROWTH
	2075	+	2
	2076	+	OBJECTIVES AS NEEDED DURING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE3
	2077	+	MULTI-AGENCY IMPLEMENTATION PRINCIPLES IDENTIFIED IN SUBSECTION4
	2078	+	(1)(a)
	2079	+	OF THIS SECTION.
	2080	+	5
	2081	+	(3) (a) N
	2082	+	O LATER THAN JUNE 30, 2025, THE MULTI-AGENCY GROUP
	2083	+	6
	2084	+	SHALL SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE7
	2085	+	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS WITH REVIEW AND CO -SUBMITTAL FROM8
	2086	+	THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES9
	2087	+	WHO SHALL SUBMIT THE REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY .10
	2088	+	(b) T
	2089	+	HE REPORT MUST ASSESS BOTH:
	2090	+	11
	2091	+	(I) T
	2092	+	HE AVAILABILITY AND SUFFICIENCY OF WATER SUPPLIES IN
	2093	+	12
	2094	+	COUNTIES WITH A POPULATION GREATER THAN TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY13
	2095	+	THOUSAND TO PROVIDE FOR ANTICIPATED GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT ; 14
	2096	+	(II) P
	2097	+	OLICY OPTIONS TO PROMOTE WATER USE EFFICIENCY ; AND
	2098	+	15
	2099	+	(III) P
	2100	+	OLICY OPTIONS TO OPTIMIZE WATER SUPPLY AND
	2101	+	16
	2102	+	DEVELOPMENT.17
	2103	+	(4) O
	2104	+	N OR BEFORE DECEMBER 31, 2023, THE MULTI-AGENCY
	2105	+	18
	2106	+	COMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 SHALL SUBMIT A REPORT TO19
	2107	+	THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ,20
	2108	+	WHO SHALL SUBMIT THE REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ,21
	2109	+	IDENTIFYING KEY CORRIDORS FOR URBAN BUS RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE AND22
	2110	+	FREQUENT BUS SERVICE.23
	2111	+	(5) N
	2112	+	O LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 2023, THE MULTI-AGENCY
	2113	+	24
	2114	+	COMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 SHALL DELIVER A REPORT TO25
	2115	+	THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONCERNING LEGISLATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE26
	2116	+	RECOMMENDATIONS TO ADDRESS LONG -TERM HOUSING SUPPLY AND27
	2117	+	213
	2118	+	-48- AFFORDABILITY NEEDS, IN A MANNER THAT CONSERVES WATER , OPEN1
	2119	+	SPACE AND AGRICULTURAL LAND , REDUCES GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION2
	2120	+	IN A MANNER SUFFICIENT TO MEET THE STATE 'S STATUTORY REDUCTION3
	2121	+	GOALS AND AIR POLLUTION , DEMONSTRATES THE REDUCTION OF4
	2122	+	NEAR-ROAD AIR POLLUTION, AND REDUCES LONG-TERM INFRASTRUCTURE5
	2123	+	COSTS.6
2238	2124		29-33-109. Public comment and hearing process. (1) I
2239	2125		N
	2126	+	7
	2127	+	DEVELOPING RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING GUIDANCE FOR THE8
	2128	+	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS , THE9
	2129	+	MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-10310
	2130	+	(1),
	2131	+	RURAL RESORT AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103
2240	2132		11
2241		-	~~DEVELOPING RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING GUIDANCE FOR THE12~~
2242		-	~~EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF~~ THE ~~DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS , THE13~~
2243		-	~~STRATEGIC GROWTH COMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (1),14~~
2244		-	~~RURAL RESORT AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103~~ (8),15
2245		-	~~OR THE URBAN AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (9),16~~
2246		-	~~SHALL CONDUCT A PUBLIC COMMENT AND HEARING PROCESS ABOUT :17~~
	2133	+	(8),
	2134	+	OR THE URBAN AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103
	2135	+	12
	2136	+	(9),
	2137	+	SHALL CONDUCT A PUBLIC COMMENT AND HEARING PROCESS ABOUT :
	2138	+	13
2247	2139		(a) D
2248	2140		EVELOPING METHODOLOGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF
2249		-	18
2250		-	STATEWIDE, REGIONAL, AND LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ~~ASSESSMENTS19~~
2251		-	PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-104;20
	2141	+	14
	2142	+	STATEWIDE, REGIONAL, AND LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS15
	2143	+	PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-104;16
2252	2144		(b) C
2253	2145		REATING A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN PURSUANT TO SECTION
2254		-	21
2255		-	29-33-105;22
	2146	+	17
	2147	+	29-33-105;18
2256	2148		(c) D
2257	2149		EVELOPING A MENU OF AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES THAT
2258		-	23
2259		-	INCLUDES STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS HOUSING PRODUCTION ,24
2260		-	PRESERVATION, AND AFFORDABILITY PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-106;25
	2150	+	19
	2151	+	INCLUDES STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS HOUSING PRODUCTION ,20
	2152	+	PRESERVATION, AND AFFORDABILITY PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-106;21
2261	2153		(d) D
2262	2154		EVELOPING A MENU OF DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION
2263		-	26
2264		-	STRATEGIES FOR URBAN MUNICIPALITIES PURSUANT TO SECTION27
2265		-	213
2266		-	-64- 29-33-107;1
	2155	+	22
	2156	+	MEASURES FOR URBAN MUNICIPALITIES PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-107;23
2267	2157		(e) P
2268	2158		UBLISHING A REPORT THAT IDENTIFIES STRATEGIC GROWTH
2269		-	2
2270		-	OBJECTIVES PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-108; ~~AND3~~
	2159	+	24
	2160	+	OBJECTIVES PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-108; AND25
2271	2161		(f) D
2272	2162		EVELOPING REPORTING GUIDANCE AND TEMPLATES FOR
2273		-	4
2274		-	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES AND URBAN MUNICIPALITIES5
2275		-	PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-113.6
	2163	+	26
	2164	+	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES AND URBAN MUNICIPALITIES27
	2165	+	213
	2166	+	-49- PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-113.1
2276	2167		(2) T
2277	2168		O CONDUCT THE PUBLIC COMMENT AND HEARING PROCESS
2278		-	7
2279		-	REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (1) OF THIS SECTION, THE ~~STRATEGIC GROWTH8~~
2280		-	COMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (1), RURAL ~~RESORT AREA9~~
2281		-	SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (8), OR THE ~~URBAN AREA10~~
2282		-	SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (9), SHALL:11
	2169	+	2
	2170	+	REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (1) OF THIS SECTION, THE MULTI-AGENCY3
	2171	+	ADVISORY COMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (1), RURAL RESORT4
	2172	+	AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (8), OR THE URBAN5
	2173	+	AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (9), SHALL:6
2283	2174		(a) P
2284	2175		ROVIDE PUBLIC NOTICE AND HOLD AT LEAST TWO PUBLIC
2285		-	12
2286		-	HEARINGS AT WHICH MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY ~~TO13~~
2287		-	COMMENT ON THE SUBJECT OF THE HEARING ;14
	2176	+	7
	2177	+	HEARINGS AT WHICH MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO8
	2178	+	COMMENT ON THE SUBJECT OF THE HEARING ;9
2288	2179		(b) A
2289	2180		LLOW THE SUBMISSION OF WRITTEN COMMENTS ON THE
2290		-	15
2291		-	SUBJECT OF THE HEARING;16
	2181	+	10
	2182	+	SUBJECT OF THE HEARING;11
2292	2183		(c) C
2293	2184		ONDUCT OUTREACH TO AND SOLICIT FEEDBACK FROM LOCAL
	2185	+	12
	2186	+	GOVERNMENTS AND REGIONAL PLANNING AGENCIES ;13
	2187	+	(d) C
	2188	+	ONSULT WITH EXPERTS IN DISABILITY RIGHTS, RACIAL EQUITY
	2189	+	14
	2190	+	AND HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION , AFFORDABLE HOUSING, FAIR HOUSING,15
	2191	+	PLANNING AND ZONING, AND RELATED FIELDS; AND16
	2192	+	(e) E
	2193	+	NSURE ACCESSIBILITY TO THE COMMENT AND HEARING
2294	2194		17
2295		-	GOVERNMENTS AND REGIONAL PLANNING AGENCIES ;18
2296		-	(d) CONDUCT OUTREACH TO AND SOLICIT FEEDBACK FROM LOCAL19
2297		-	COMMUNITY GROUPS THAT ARE MOST AT RISK OF DISPLACEMENT ;20
2298		-	(e) CONSULT WITH EXPERTS IN DISABILITY RIGHTS, HOMELESSNESS21
2299		-	PREVENTION, AFFORDABLE HOUSING, AND TENANT RIGHTS; AND22
2300		-	(f) ENSURE ACCESSIBILITY TO THE COMMENT AND HEARING23
2301		-	PROCESS BY PROVIDING TRANSLATED MATERIALS AND INTERPRETATION24
2302		-	SERVICES, PROVIDING AT LEAST ONE OF THE HEARINGS IN PERSON , AND25
2303		-	CONDUCTING OUTREACH TO ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATION FROM26
2304		-	UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES .27
2305		-	213
2306		-	-65- 29-33-110. Natural and agricultural land priorities report.1
	2195	+	PROCESS BY PROVIDING TRANSLATED MATERIALS AND INTERPRETATION18
	2196	+	SERVICES, PROVIDING AT LEAST ONE OF THE HEARINGS IN PERSON , AND19
	2197	+	CONDUCTING OUTREACH TO ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATION FROM20
	2198	+	UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES .21
	2199	+	29-33-110. Natural and agricultural land priorities report.22
2307	2200		(1) N
2308	2201		O LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 2024, THE OFFICE OF CLIMATE
2309		-	2
2310		-	PREPAREDNESS CREATED IN SECTION 24-38.8-102 (1) SHALL CONSULT3
2311		-	WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE , THE DIVISION OF PARKS AND4
2312		-	WILDLIFE WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES , THE5
2313		-	OUTDOOR RECREATION INDUSTRY OFFICE IN THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC6
2314		-	DEVELOPMENT, THE COLORADO TOURISM OFFICE , THE MULTI-AGENCY7
2315		-	GROUP, AND EXPERTS IN RELATED FIELDS TO DEVELOP A REPORT THAT8
2316		-	IDENTIFIES INTERJURISDICTIONAL PRIORITIES THAT METROPOLITAN9
2317		-	PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS SHOULD APPLY TO ACHIEVE:10
	2202	+	23
	2203	+	PREPAREDNESS CREATED IN SECTION 24-38.8-102 (1) SHALL CONSULT24
	2204	+	WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE , THE DIVISION OF PARKS AND25
	2205	+	WILDLIFE WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES , THE26
	2206	+	OUTDOOR RECREATION INDUSTRY OFFICE IN THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC27
	2207	+	213
	2208	+	-50- DEVELOPMENT, THE COLORADO TOURISM OFFICE, AND THE MULTI-AGENCY1
	2209	+	GROUP TO DEVELOP A REPORT THAT IDENTIFIES INTERJURISDICTIONAL2
	2210	+	PRIORITIES THAT METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS SHOULD3
	2211	+	APPLY TO ACHIEVE BOTH:4
2318	2212		(a) C
2319	2213		ONNECTIVITY TO OPEN SPACE, WILDLIFE HABITAT, AND OTHER
2320		-	11
2321		-	PRIORITY LANDSCAPES; 12
	2214	+	5
	2215	+	PRIORITY LANDSCAPES; AND6
2322	2216		(b) P
2323	2217		RESERVATION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND , HISTORIC AND
2324		-	13
2325		-	CULTURAL RESOURCES, URBAN PARKS AND GREEN SPACES, EXURBAN OPEN14
2326		-	SPACE, RECREATIONAL RESOURCES, WILDLIFE HABITATS, AND ECOSYSTEMS15
2327		-	WITH THE GREATEST NEED FOR CONSERVATION AND MITIGATING HAZARDS ;16
2328		-	AND17
2329		-	(c) IDENTIFICATION OF BEST PRACTICES, TOOLS AND RESOURCES18
2330		-	RELATED TO SUBSECTIONS (1)(a) AND (1)(b) OF THIS SECTION.19
	2218	+	7
	2219	+	CULTURAL RESOURCES, URBAN PARKS AND GREEN SPACES, EXURBAN OPEN8
	2220	+	SPACE, RECREATIONAL RESOURCES, WILDLIFE HABITATS, AND ECOSYSTEMS9
	2221	+	WITH THE GREATEST NEED FOR CONSERVATION .10
2331	2222		(2) T
2332	2223		HE REPORT MUST INTEGRATE AND INCLUDE INFORMATION
2333		-	20
2334		-	FROM RELEVANT EXISTING AND UNDER DEVELOPMENT STATE PLANS ,21
2335		-	INCLUDING THE DIVISION OF PARKS AND WILDLIFE 'S STATE ~~WILDLIFE22~~
2336		-	ACTION PLAN, THAT ADDRESS CONSERVATION, RECREATION, AND ~~CLIMATE23~~
2337		-	ADAPTATION, AND MUST BE UPDATED TO INCORPORATE RESULTS OF ~~NEW24~~
2338		-	PLANS, DATA, OR ANALYSES THAT ARE COMPLETED AFTER THE ~~INITIAL25~~
2339		-	COMPLETION OF THE REPORT.26
	2224	+	11
	2225	+	FROM RELEVANT EXISTING AND UNDER DEVELOPMENT STATE PLANS ,12
	2226	+	INCLUDING THE DIVISION OF PARKS AND WILDLIFE 'S STATE WILDLIFE13
	2227	+	ACTION PLAN, THAT ADDRESS CONSERVATION, RECREATION, AND CLIMATE14
	2228	+	ADAPTATION, AND MUST BE UPDATED TO INCORPORATE RESULTS OF NEW15
	2229	+	PLANS, DATA, OR ANALYSES THAT ARE COMPLETED AFTER THE INITIAL16
	2230	+	COMPLETION OF THE REPORT.17
2340	2231		(3) T
2341	2232		HE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL PUBLISH THE
2342		-	27
2343		-	213
2344		-	-66- REPORT AND MAKE IT AVAILABLE AS A RESOURCE FOR LOCAL1
2345		-	GOVERNMENTS FOR USE IN DEVELOPING MASTER PLANS PURSUANT TO2
2346		-	SECTIONS 30-28-106 AND 31-23-206 AS APPLICABLE.3
2347		-	29-33-111. Rural resort job center municipalities - existing4
2348		-	plans to address local housing needs - menu of affordability strategies5
2349		-	- regional housing needs planning process. (1) Existing plans to6
	2233	+	18
	2234	+	REPORT AND MAKE IT AVAILABLE AS A RESOURCE FOR LOCAL19
	2235	+	GOVERNMENTS FOR USE IN DEVELOPING MASTER PLANS PURSUANT TO20
	2236	+	SECTIONS 30-28-106 AND 31-23-206 AS APPLICABLE.21
	2237	+	29-33-111. Rural resort job center municipalities - existing22
	2238	+	plans to address local housing needs - menu of affordability strategies23
	2239	+	- regional housing needs planning process. (1) Existing plans to24
2350	2240		address local housing needs. A
2351	2241		RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER
2352		-	7
2353		-	MUNICIPALITY THAT ADOPTS A PLAN TO ADDRESS LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS8
2354		-	PRIOR TO THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION MAY , RATHER THAN9
2355		-	DEVELOPING AND ADOPTING A NEW HOUSING NEEDS PLAN PURSUANT TO10
2356		-	SUBSECTION (3)(b) OF THIS SECTION, UPDATE ITS EXISTING PLAN TO11
2357		-	ADDRESS ADDITIONAL NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN THE LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS12
2358		-	ASSESSMENT BEYOND WHAT THE MUNICIPALITY 'S EXISTING PLAN TO13
2359		-	ADDRESS LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS INCLUDES , AND ANY REQUIREMENTS IN14
2360		-	SECTION 29-33-105 (4) NOT ALREADY INCLUDED IN THE MUNICIPALITY 'S15
2361		-	EXISTING PLAN TO ADDRESS LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS .16
	2242	+	25
	2243	+	MUNICIPALITY THAT ADOPTS A PLAN TO ADDRESS LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS26
	2244	+	PRIOR TO THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION MAY , RATHER THAN27
	2245	+	213
	2246	+	-51- DEVELOPING AND ADOPTING A NEW HOUSING NEEDS PLAN PURSUANT TO1
	2247	+	SUBSECTION (3)(b) OF THIS SECTION, UPDATE ITS EXISTING PLAN TO2
	2248	+	ADDRESS ADDITIONAL NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN THE LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS3
	2249	+	ASSESSMENT BEYOND WHAT THE MUNICIPALITY 'S EXISTING PLAN TO4
	2250	+	ADDRESS LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS INCLUDES , AND ANY REQUIREMENTS IN5
	2251	+	SECTION 29-33-105 (4) NOT ALREADY INCLUDED IN THE MUNICIPALITY 'S6
	2252	+	EXISTING PLAN TO ADDRESS LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS .7
2362	2253		(2) Rural resort job center municipality planning goals. I
2363	2254		N
2364		-	17
2365		-	ORDER TO SUPPORT AFFORDABILITY AND ADVANCE MEETING THE HOUSING18
2366		-	NEEDS OF LOW- AND MODERATE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS, AS DEFINED BY19
2367		-	THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN20
2368		-	DEVELOPMENT, THE MENU OF AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR A RURAL21
2369		-	RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY MUST INCLUDE BOTH AFFORDABLE22
2370		-	DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES AND LONG -TERM AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES. 23
2371		-	WHEN SELECTING AND IMPLEMENTING AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES, A24
2372		-	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUST PRIORITIZE STRATEGIES THAT SUPPORT25
2373		-	REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING , INCLUDING MIXED -INCOME26
2374		-	DEVELOPMENT AND DEVELOPMENTS THAT ONLY CONTAIN REGULATED27
2375		-	213
2376		-	-67- AFFORDABLE HOUSING. THE AFFORDABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES1
2377		-	INCLUDED IN THE MENU OF AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR A RURAL2
2378		-	RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING :3
	2255	+	8
	2256	+	ORDER TO SUPPORT AFFORDABILITY AND ADVANCE MEETING THE HOUSING9
	2257	+	NEEDS OF LOW- AND MODERATE-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS, AS DEFINED BY10
	2258	+	THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN11
	2259	+	DEVELOPMENT, THE MENU OF AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR A RURAL12
	2260	+	RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY MUST INCLUDE BOTH AFFORDABLE13
	2261	+	DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES AND LONG -TERM AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES.14
	2262	+	T
	2263	+	HE AFFORDABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES INCLUDED IN THE MENU OF
	2264	+	15
	2265	+	AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER16
	2266	+	MUNICIPALITY MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING :17
2379	2267		(a) A
2380	2268		STRATEGY DEFINED BY THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER
2381		-	4
2382		-	MUNICIPALITY THAT SETS PARAMETERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION ~~AND5~~
2383		-	PERMITTING OF ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS WITH ~~AFFORDABILITY6~~
2384		-	PROTECTIONS THAT MEET THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY 'S7
2385		-	HOUSING AFFORDABILITY NEEDS ;8
	2269	+	18
	2270	+	MUNICIPALITY THAT SETS PARAMETERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND19
	2271	+	PERMITTING OF ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS WITH AFFORDABILITY20
	2272	+	PROTECTIONS THAT MEET THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY 'S21
	2273	+	HOUSING AFFORDABILITY NEEDS ;22
2386	2274		(b) A
2387	2275		STRATEGY DEFINED BY THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER
2388		-	9
2389		-	MUNICIPALITY THAT SETS PARAMETERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION ~~AND10~~
2390		-	PERMITTING OF MIDDLE HOUSING AND MULTIFAMILY HOUSING THAT :11
	2276	+	23
	2277	+	MUNICIPALITY THAT SETS PARAMETERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND24
	2278	+	PERMITTING OF MIDDLE HOUSING AND MULTIFAMILY HOUSING THAT :25
2391	2279		(I) I
2392	2280		S WITHIN A WALKABLE DISTANCE OF TRANSIT STOPS , WHEN
2393		-	12
2394		-	POSSIBLE;13
2395		-	(II) I
2396		-	NCORPORATES AFFORDABILITY PROTECTIONS SUCH AS DEED
2397		-	14
2398		-	RESTRICTIONS AND SHORT-TERM RENTAL RESTRICTIONS AS IDENTIFIED BY15
2399		-	THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY ; AND16
	2281	+	26
	2282	+	POSSIBLE;27
	2283	+	213
	2284	+	-52- (II) INCORPORATES AFFORDABILITY PROTECTIONS SUCH AS DEED1
	2285	+	RESTRICTIONS AND SHORT-TERM RENTAL RESTRICTIONS AS IDENTIFIED BY2
	2286	+	THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY ; AND3
2400	2287		(III) P
2401	2288		ROVIDES HOUSING THAT MEETS THE RURAL RESORT JOB
2402		-	17
2403		-	CENTER MUNICIPALITY'S DEMONSTRATED HOUSING AFFORDABILITY ~~NEEDS18~~
2404		-	AND SHORTAGES, TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION REGIONAL ~~WORKFORCE19~~
2405		-	COMMUTING TRENDS;20
	2289	+	4
	2290	+	CENTER MUNICIPALITY'S DEMONSTRATED HOUSING AFFORDABILITY NEEDS5
	2291	+	AND SHORTAGES, TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION REGIONAL WORKFORCE6
	2292	+	COMMUTING TRENDS;7
2406	2293		(c) I
2407	2294		MPLEMENTING A LOCAL INCLUSIONARY ZONING ORDINANCE IN
2408		-	21
2409		-	ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 29-20-104 (e.5) AND22
2410		-	(e.7);23
2411		-	(d) THE CREATION OF A PROGRAM TO PRIORITIZE DEVELOPMENT24
2412		-	PERMITS AND SUBSIDIZE OR OTHERWISE REDUCE IMPACT FEES OR OTHER25
2413		-	SIMILAR DEVELOPMENT CHARGES FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING26
2414		-	DEVELOPMENT WHERE APPLICABLE ;27
2415		-	213
2416		-	-68- (e) CREATING AN EXPEDITED DEVELOPMENT REVIEW PROCESS FOR 1
2417		-	AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS ;2
	2295	+	8
	2296	+	ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 29-20-104 (e.5) AND9
	2297	+	(e.7);10
	2298	+	(d) T
	2299	+	HE CREATION OF A PROGRAM TO SUBSIDIZE OR OTHERWISE
	2300	+	11
	2301	+	REDUCE LOCAL DEVELOPMENT FEES FOR REGULATED AFFORDABLE12
	2302	+	HOUSING DEVELOPMENT THAT MAY INCLUDE :13
	2303	+	(I) B
	2304	+	UILDING PERMIT FEES;
	2305	+	14
	2306	+	(II) P
	2307	+	LANNING WAIVERS;
	2308	+	15
	2309	+	(III) W
	2310	+	ATER AND SEWER TAP FEES; AND
	2311	+	16
	2312	+	(IV) O
	2313	+	THER INFRASTRUCTURE COSTS ;
	2314	+	17
	2315	+	(e) C
	2316	+	REATING AN EXPEDITED DEVELOPMENT REVIEW PROCESS FOR
	2317	+	18
	2318	+	AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS ;19
2418	2319		(f) E
2419	2320		STABLISHING A DENSITY BONUS PROGRAM THAT ALLOWS
2420		-	3
2421		-	INCREASED FLOOR AREA RATIO, DENSITY, OR HEIGHT TO INCREASE THE4
2422		-	CONSTRUCTION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS ;5
	2321	+	20
	2322	+	INCREASED FLOOR AREA RATIO , DENSITY, OR HEIGHT BEYOND WHAT IS21
	2323	+	OTHERWISE REQUIRED BY THIS ARTICLE 33 TO INCREASE THE22
	2324	+	CONSTRUCTION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS ;23
2423	2325		(g) E
2424	2326		NABLING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AS A USE BY RIGHT IN
2425		-	6
2426		-	HOUSING TYPES AND AREAS CONSISTENT WITH THE GOALS OF INCREASING7
2427		-	HOUSING AFFORDABILITY, SUPPLY, AND HOUSING UNIT TYPE DIVERSITY;8
	2327	+	24
	2328	+	HOUSING TYPES AND AREAS BEYOND WHAT IS REQUIRED BY THIS ARTICLE25
	2329	+	33,
	2330	+	SUCH AS ADDITIONAL ZONE DISTRICTS, HIGHER ALLOWED DENSITIES,
	2331	+	26
	2332	+	OR OTHER APPROACHES CONSISTENT WITH THE GOALS OF INCREASING27
	2333	+	213
	2334	+	-53- HOUSING AFFORDABILITY, SUPPLY, AND HOUSING UNIT TYPE DIVERSITY;1
2428	2335		(h) E
2429	2336		STABLISHING A POLICY OR PLAN TO LEVERAGE
2430		-	9
2431		-	MUNICIPALLY-OWNED LAND FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ~~AFFORDABLE10~~
2432		-	HOUSING;11
	2337	+	2
	2338	+	MUNICIPALLY-OWNED LAND FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFFORDABLE3
	2339	+	HOUSING;4
2433	2340		(i) E
2434	2341		STABLISHING A DEDICATED LOCAL REVENUE SOURCE FOR THE
2435		-	12
2436		-	DEVELOPMENT OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING ;13
2437		-	14
2438		-	(j) REDUCING OR ELIMINATING LOCAL PARKING REQUIREMENTS15
2439		-	FOR REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING ;16
2440		-	17
2441		-	(k) ADOPTING A POLICY THAT RESULTS IN NON -CONSTRUCTION18
2442		-	SOLUTIONS TO INCREASE AFFORDABLE HOUSING , INCLUDING THE:19
	2342	+	5
	2343	+	DEVELOPMENT OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING ;6
	2344	+	(j) R
	2345	+	EGULATING SHORT-TERM RENTALS OR SECOND HOMES ;
	2346	+	7
	2347	+	(k) R
	2348	+	EDUCING OR ELIMINATING LOCAL PARKING REQUIREMENTS
	2349	+	8
	2350	+	FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING;9
	2351	+	(l) M
	2352	+	AKING A COMMITMENT TO AND REMAINING ELIGIBLE FOR THE
	2353	+	10
	2354	+	STATEWIDE AFFORDABLE HOUSING FUND CREATED IN SECTION 29-32-10211
	2355	+	(1);12
	2356	+	(m) A
	2357	+	DOPTING A POLICY THAT RESULTS IN NON -CONSTRUCTION
	2358	+	13
	2359	+	SOLUTIONS TO INCREASE AFFORDABLE HOUSING , INCLUDING THE:14
2443	2360		(I) A
2444	2361		CQUISITION OF DEED RESTRICTIONS ON EXISTING
2445		-	20
2446		-	MARKET-RATE HOUSING UNITS;21
	2362	+	15
	2363	+	MARKET-RATE HOUSING UNITS;16
2447	2364		(II) P
2448	2365		RESERVATION OF EXISTING DEED RESTRICTIONS ; OR
2449		-	22
	2366	+	17
2450	2367		(III) P
2451	2368		ROGRAMS TO DISINCENTIVE THE USE OF HOMES AS
	2369	+	18
	2370	+	NON-PRIMARY RESIDENCES;19
	2371	+	(n) A
	2372	+	DOPTING A REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS PLAN WITH
	2373	+	20
	2374	+	MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL COMMITMENTS TO MEET IDENTIFIED HOUSING21
	2375	+	TARGETS TO INCREASE THE SUPPLY OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING ;22
	2376	+	(o) T
	2377	+	HE PRIORITIZED APPLICATION OF MIDDLE HOUSING , KEY
2452	2378		23
2453		-	NON-PRIMARY RESIDENCES;24
2454		-	(l) ADOPTING A REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS PLAN WITH25
2455		-	MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL COMMITMENTS TO MEET IDENTIFIED HOUSING26
2456		-	TARGETS TO INCREASE THE SUPPLY OF REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING;27
2457		-	213
2458		-	-69- (m) ESTABLISHING A POLICY TO ALIGN INFRASTRUCTURE1
2459		-	STRATEGIES WITH THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN THE2
2460		-	RELEVANT LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT . POLICIES MAY INCLUDE3
2461		-	THE PRIORITIZATION OF UTILITIES, COST EXEMPTIONS, AND DISCOUNTS.4
2462		-	(n) ADOPTING A STRATEGY PROPOSED BY EITHER A LOCAL5
2463		-	GOVERNMENT OR THE STRATEGIC GROWTH COMMITTEE, AND THAT IS6
2464		-	APPROVED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS , THAT SUPPORTS7
2465		-	EQUAL OR GREATER HOUSING AFFORDABILITY CONSISTENT WITH THE8
2466		-	NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN THE RELEVANT LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT ;9
2467		-	AND10
2468		-	(o) ADOPTING A POLICY OR REGULATORY TOOL THAT INCENTIVIZES11
2469		-	THE PROMOTION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AS IDENTIFIED12
2470		-	IN SECTION 24-32-130 (3).13
	2379	+	CORRIDOR, AND TRANSIT -ORIENTED AREA DENSITIES IN THE24
	2380	+	MUNICIPALITY'S HIGHEST INCOME CENSUS TRACTS;25
	2381	+	(p) T
	2382	+	HE ESTABLISHMENT OF POLICIES TO ALIGN INFRASTRUCTURE
	2383	+	26
	2384	+	STRATEGIES WITH THE NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN THE RELEVANT LOCAL27
	2385	+	213
	2386	+	-54- HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT . THESE POLICIES MAY INCLUDE THE1
	2387	+	PRIORITIZATION OF UTILITIES AND AVAILABLE AND USABLE WATER RIGHTS ,2
	2388	+	OR COST EXEMPTIONS AND DISCOUNTS , FOR REGULATED AFFORDABLE3
	2389	+	HOUSING THAT MEETS NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN THE RELEVANT LOCAL4
	2390	+	HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT ;5
	2391	+	(q) A
	2392	+	DOPTING A STRATEGY PROPOSED BY EITHER A LOCAL
	2393	+	6
	2394	+	GOVERNMENT OR THE MULTI -AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE , AND THAT7
	2395	+	IS APPROVED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS , THAT SUPPORTS8
	2396	+	EQUAL OR GREATER HOUSING AFFORDABILITY CONSISTENT WITH THE9
	2397	+	NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN THE RELEVANT LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT ;10
	2398	+	AND11
	2399	+	(r) A
	2400	+	DOPTING A POLICY OR REGULATORY TOOL THAT INCENTIVIZES
	2401	+	12
	2402	+	THE PROMOTION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AS IDENTIFIED13
	2403	+	IN SECTION 24-32-130 (3).14
2471	2404		(3) T
2472	2405		HE LONG-TERM AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES INCLUDED IN THE
2473		-	14
2474		-	MENU OF AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR A RURAL RESORT JOB ~~CENTER15~~
2475		-	MUNICIPALITY MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING :16
	2406	+	15
	2407	+	MENU OF AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER16
	2408	+	MUNICIPALITY MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING :17
2476	2409		(a) T
2477	2410		HE ESTABLISHMENT OF A DEDICATED LOCAL REVENUE SOURCE
2478		-	17
2479		-	FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT , SUCH ~~AS INSTITUTING A18~~
2480		-	LINKAGE FEE ON NEW DEVELOPMENTS ;19
	2411	+	18
	2412	+	FOR REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT , SUCH AS19
	2413	+	INSTITUTING A LINKAGE FEE ON NEW DEVELOPMENTS ;20
2481	2414		(b) T
2482	2415		HE REGULATION OF SHORT-TERM RENTALS, SECOND HOMES,
2483		-	20
2484		-	OR OTHER VACANT UNITS IN A WAY THAT PROMOTES THE MAXIMUM ~~USE21~~
2485		-	OF LOCAL HOUSING STOCK FOR LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS AS ~~DETERMINED22~~
2486		-	THROUGH A HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT . THIS REGULATION ~~MAY23~~
2487		-	INCLUDE EXACTING A VACANCY FEE ON UNDERUTILIZED UNITS .24
	2416	+	21
	2417	+	OR OTHER VACANT UNITS IN A WAY THAT PROMOTES THE MAXIMUM USE22
	2418	+	OF LOCAL HOUSING STOCK FOR LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS AS DETERMINED23
	2419	+	THROUGH A HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT . THIS REGULATION MAY24
	2420	+	INCLUDE EXACTING A VACANCY FEE ON UNDERUTILIZED UNITS .25
2488	2421		(c) M
2489	2422		AKING COMMITMENT TO AND REMAINING ELIGIBLE FOR THE
2490		-	25
2491		-	STATE AFFORDABLE HOUSING FUND CREATED IN SECTION 29-32-102 (1);26
2492		-	(d) T
2493		-	HE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN AFFORDABLE HOMEOWNERSHIP
2494		-	27
2495		-	213
2496		-	-70- STRATEGY SUCH AS:1
	2423	+	26
	2424	+	STATE AFFORDABLE HOUSING FUND CREATED IN SECTION 29-32-102 (1);27
	2425	+	213
	2426	+	-55- (d) THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN AFFORDABLE HOMEOWNERSHIP1
	2427	+	STRATEGY SUCH AS:2
2497	2428		(I) T
2498	2429		HE ACQUISITION OF PRESERVATION OF DEED RESTRICTIONS ON
2499		-	2
2500		-	CURRENT HOUSING UNITS;3
	2430	+	3
	2431	+	CURRENT HOUSING UNITS;4
2501	2432		(II) T
2502	2433		HE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INCENTIVE PROGRAM TO
2503		-	4
2504		-	ENCOURAGE REALTORS TO WORK WITH PROSPECTIVE LOW -INCOME ~~AND5~~
2505		-	MINORITY HOMEBUYERS ; ~~OR6~~
	2434	+	5
	2435	+	ENCOURAGE REALTORS TO WORK WITH PROSPECTIVE LOW -INCOME AND6
	2436	+	MINORITY HOMEBUYERS ; OR7
2506	2437		(III) T
2507	2438		HE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN AFFORDABLE RENT -TO-OWN
2508		-	7
2509		-	PROGRAM;8
	2439	+	8
	2440	+	PROGRAM;9
2510	2441		(e) P
2511	2442		RIORITIZING THE USE OF MUNICIPALLY OWNED DEVELOPABLE
2512		-	9
2513		-	LAND FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT , ~~INCLUDING10~~
2514		-	AFFORDABILITY DEED RESTRICTIONS OF AT LEAST SEVENTY -FIVE YEARS;11
	2443	+	10
	2444	+	LAND FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT , INCLUDING11
	2445	+	AFFORDABILITY DEED RESTRICTIONS OF AT LEAST SEVENTY -FIVE YEARS;12
2515	2446		(f) I
2516	2447		NCENTIVIZING OR CREATING A DEDICATED LOCAL PROGRAM TO
2517		-	12
2518		-	FACILITATE INVESTMENT IN LAND BANKING OR COMMUNITY ~~LAND~~ TRUSTS ;13
2519		-	~~AND14~~
	2448	+	13
	2449	+	FACILITATE INVESTMENT IN LAND BANKING OR COMMUNITY L AND TRUSTS ;14
	2450	+	AND15
2520	2451		(g) P
2521	2452		RESERVING AFFORDABILITY OF BOTH REGULATED AND
2522		-	15
2523		-	UNREGULATED HOUSING THROUGH INTERVENTIONS SUCH AS CAPITAL16
2524		-	INVESTMENTS IN PROPERTY RESTORATION OR REHABILITATION , LOCAL17
2525		-	RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL PROGRAMS , OR PROGRAMS THAT TRANSITION18
2526		-	EXISTING HOUSING STOCK TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING. 19
2527		-	(4) (a) A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY MUST20
2528		-	ADOPT AT LEAST TWO STRATEGIES FROM THE LIST OF AFFORDABLE21
2529		-	DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES IN SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION AND AT22
2530		-	LEAST ONE STRATEGY FROM THE LIST OF LONG -TERM AFFORDABILITY23
2531		-	STRATEGIES IN SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION. IN DETERMINING WHICH24
2532		-	STRATEGIES TO ADOPT, A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY SHALL25
2533		-	CONSIDER PREVIOUS PLANS ADDRESSING HOUSING NEEDS, THE LOCAL AND26
2534		-	REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS, AND OTHER AVAILABLE DATA27
2535		-	213
2536		-	-71- TO INFORM THE SELECTION OF STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS KNOWN HOUSING1
	2453	+	16
	2454	+	UNREGULATED HOUSING THR OUGH INTERVENTIONS SUCH AS CAPITAL17
	2455	+	INVESTMENTS IN PROPERTY RESTORATION OR REHABILITATION , LOCAL18
	2456	+	RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL PROGRAMS , OR PROGRAMS THAT TRANSITION19
	2457	+	EXISTING HOUSING STOCK TO REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING . 20
	2458	+	(4) (a) R
	2459	+	URAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES MAY ADOPT AT
	2460	+	21
	2461	+	LEAST FIVE OF THE AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES LISTED IN SUBSECTION (2)22
	2462	+	OF THIS SECTION AND MUST SUBMIT A REPORT DETAILING THESE23
	2463	+	STRATEGIES TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS NO LATER THAN24
	2464	+	D
	2465	+	ECEMBER 31, 2026. IN DETERMINING WHICH STRATEGIES TO ADOPT , A
	2466	+	25
	2467	+	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY SHALL CONSIDER PREVIOUS26
	2468	+	PLANS ADDRESSING HOUSING NEEDS OR OTHER AVAILABLE DATA TO27
	2469	+	213
	2470	+	-56- INFORM THE SELECTION OF STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS KNOWN HOUSING1
2537	2471		NEEDS.2
2538		-	(b) NOTWITHSTANDING SUBSECTION (4)(a) OF THIS SECTION, A3
2539		-	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY MAY SUBMIT EVIDENCE TO THE4
2540		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS CONCERNING AFFORDABILITY5
2541		-	STRATEGIES THAT THE MUNICIPALITY HAS ADOPTED OUTSIDE OF THOSE6
2542		-	LISTED IN THIS SECTION, OR THAT THE MUNICIPALITY ADOPTED PRIOR TO7
2543		-	THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION , AND THE IMPACT OF THOSE8
2544		-	STRATEGIES. THE DEPARTMENT MAY DETERMINE WHETHER THOSE9
2545		-	STRATEGIES QUALIFY AS AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR PURPOSES OF10
2546		-	SUBSECTION (4)(a) OF THIS SECTION.11
	2472	+	(b) N
	2473	+	OTWITHSTANDING SUBSECTION (4)(a) OF THIS SECTION, A
	2474	+	3
	2475	+	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY MUST ADOPT AT LEAST TWO4
	2476	+	STRATEGIES FROM THE LIST OF AFFORDABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES5
	2477	+	IN SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION AND AT LEAST ONE STRATEGY FROM6
	2478	+	THE LIST OF LONG-TERM AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES IN SUBSECTION (3)7
	2479	+	OF THIS SECTION.8
	2480	+	(c) N
	2481	+	OTWITHSTANDING SUBSECTION (4)(a) OF THIS SECTION, A
	2482	+	9
	2483	+	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY MAY SUBMIT EVIDENCE TO THE10
	2484	+	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS CONCERNING AFFORDABILITY11
	2485	+	STRATEGIES THAT THE MUNICIPALITY HAS ADOPTED OUTSIDE OF THOSE12
	2486	+	LISTED IN THIS SECTION, OR THAT THE MUNICIPALITY ADOPTED PRIOR TO13
	2487	+	THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION , AND THE IMPACT OF THOSE14
	2488	+	STRATEGIES. THE DEPARTMENT MAY DETERMINE WHETHER THOSE15
	2489	+	STRATEGIES QUALIFY AS AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FOR PURPOSES OF16
	2490	+	SUBSECTION (4)(a) OF THIS SECTION.17
2547	2491		(5) Regional housing needs planning process. (a) (I) A
2548	2492		COUNTY
2549		-	12
2550		-	OR MUNICIPALITY WITHIN A REGION DEFINED IN THE REGIONAL ~~HOUSING13~~
2551		-	NEEDS ASSESSMENT MAY PARTICIPATE IN A REGIONAL HOUSING ~~NEEDS14~~
2552		-	PLANNING PROCESS.15
	2493	+	18
	2494	+	OR MUNICIPALITY WITHIN A REGION DEFINED IN THE REGIONAL HOUSING19
	2495	+	NEEDS ASSESSMENT MAY PARTICIPATE IN A REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS20
	2496	+	PLANNING PROCESS.21
2553	2497		(II) T
2554	2498		HE COUNTIES OR MUNICIPALITIES THAT PARTICIPATE IN A
2555		-	16
2556		-	PLANNING PROCESS:17
	2499	+	22
	2500	+	PLANNING PROCESS:23
2557	2501		(A) M
2558	2502		AY UTILIZE DATA AND INFORMATION FROM A RURAL RESORT
2559		-	18
2560		-	REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT THAT IS NO MORE THAN ~~FIVE19~~
2561		-	YEARS OLD TO INFORM THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE PLANNING PROCESS ;20
	2503	+	24
	2504	+	REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT THAT IS NO MORE THAN FIVE25
	2505	+	YEARS OLD TO INFORM THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE PLANNING PROCESS ;26
2562	2506		(B) A
2563	2507		RE ENCOURAGED TO INCORPORATE STRATEGIC GROWTH
2564		-	21
2565		-	OBJECTIVES AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-108 IN THE PLANNING PROCESS;22
2566		-	AND23
	2508	+	27
	2509	+	213
	2510	+	-57- OBJECTIVES AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-108 IN THE PLANNING PROCESS;1
	2511	+	AND2
2567	2512		(C) A
2568	2513		RE ENCOURAGED TO IDENTIFY STRATEGIES THAT ADDRESS
2569		-	24
2570		-	THE HOUSING NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN LOCAL AND REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS25
2571		-	ASSESSMENTS THROUGH THE ADOPTION OF INTERJURISDICTIONAL26
2572		-	STRATEGIES AND AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FROM THE MENU IN27
2573		-	213
2574		-	-72- SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION.1
	2514	+	3
	2515	+	THE HOUSING NEEDS IDENTIFIED IN LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS4
	2516	+	THROUGH THE ADOPTION OF INTERJURISDICTIONAL STRATEGIES AND5
	2517	+	AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FROM THE MENU IN SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS6
	2518	+	SECTION.7
2575	2519		(III) I
2576	2520		F NO EXISTING REGIONAL PLAN EXISTS, A GROUP OF COUNTIES
2577		-	2
2578		-	OR MUNICIPALITIES MAY REQUEST THAT THE RURAL RESORT ~~AREA3~~
2579		-	SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (8) FACILITATE ~~THE4~~
2580		-	CREATION OF A REGIONAL PLANNING PROCESS .5
	2521	+	8
	2522	+	OR MUNICIPALITIES MAY REQUEST THAT THE RURAL RESORT AREA9
	2523	+	SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (8) FACILITATE THE10
	2524	+	CREATION OF A REGIONAL PLANNING PROCESS .11
2581	2525		(IV) A
2582	2526		REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS PLANNING PROCESS MAY BE LED
2583		-	6
2584		-	BY A REGIONAL ENTITY AND MUST ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATING ~~COUNTIES7~~
2585		-	AND MUNICIPALITIES TO IDENTIFY STRATEGIES THAT ~~IMPROVE8~~
2586		-	COORDINATION BETWEEN ENTITIES TO MEET THE HOUSING ~~NEEDS9~~
2587		-	IDENTIFIED FOR THOSE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN THE ~~REGIONAL AND10~~
2588		-	LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS .11
	2527	+	12
	2528	+	BY A REGIONAL ENTITY AND MUST ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATING COUNTIES13
	2529	+	AND MUNICIPALITIES TO IDENTIFY STRATEGIES THAT IMPROVE14
	2530	+	COORDINATION BETWEEN ENTITIES TO MEET THE HOUSING NEEDS15
	2531	+	IDENTIFIED FOR THOSE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN THE REGI ONAL AND16
	2532	+	LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS .17
2589	2533		(V) B
2590	2534		Y DECEMBER 31, 2024, THE RURAL RESORT AREA
2591		-	12
2592		-	SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (8) SHALL ISSUE A ~~REPORT13~~
2593		-	TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ~~ON14~~
2594		-	THE STATUS, OPPORTUNITIES, AND CHALLENGES OF REGIONAL ~~PLANNING15~~
2595		-	IN THE RURAL RESORT REGIONS, INCLUDING THE CONNECTION ~~BETWEEN16~~
2596		-	HOUSING AND TRANSPORTATION AND REGIONAL EQUITY IN REGARDS ~~TO17~~
2597		-	COMMUNITIES THAT HOUSE THE WORKFORCE AND THOSE THAT ARE ~~RURAL18~~
2598		-	RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES.19
	2535	+	18
	2536	+	SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103 (8) SHALL ISSUE A REPORT19
	2537	+	TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ON20
	2538	+	THE STATUS, OPPORTUNITIES, AND CHALLENGES OF REGIONAL PLANNING21
	2539	+	IN THE RURAL RESORT REGIONS, INCLUDING THE CONNECTION BETWEEN22
	2540	+	HOUSING AND TRANSPORTATION AND REGIONAL EQUITY IN REGARDS TO23
	2541	+	COMMUNITIES THAT HOUSE THE WORKFORCE AND THOSE THAT ARE RURAL24
	2542	+	RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES.25
2599	2543		(b) (I) N
2600	2544		O LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 2026, AND EVERY SIX
2601		-	20
2602		-	YEARS THEREAFTER, A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY SHALL21
2603		-	DEVELOP, ADOPT, AND SUBMIT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS A22
2604		-	HOUSING NEEDS PLAN. THE HOUSING NEEDS PLAN MUST INCLUDE THE23
2605		-	FOLLOWING:24
	2545	+	26
	2546	+	YEARS THEREAFTER, A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY SHALL27
	2547	+	213
	2548	+	-58- DEVELOP, ADOPT, AND SUBMIT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS A1
	2549	+	HOUSING NEEDS PLAN. THE HOUSING NEEDS PLAN MUST INCLUDE THE2
	2550	+	FOLLOWING:3
2606	2551		(A) A
2607	2552		NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF THE STAKEHOLDER
2608		-	25
2609		-	ENGAGEMENT CONDUCTED DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE HOUSING26
2610		-	NEEDS PLAN;27
2611		-	213
2612		-	-73- (B) AN ANALYSIS OF HOW THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER1
2613		-	MUNICIPALITY WILL ADDRESS LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS AS IDENTIFIED FROM2
2614		-	A REGIONAL HOUSING ASSESSMENT , AND THE LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS3
2615		-	ASSESSMENT, INCLUDING DEMONSTRATED HOUSING NEEDS FOR PERSONS4
2616		-	OF DIFFERENT INCOME LEVELS, OVER THE NEXT TWENTY YEARS WITH AN5
2617		-	EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSING WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY ;6
2618		-	(C) FOR ANY REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAM FOR7
2619		-	WHICH A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY RECEIVES STATE OR8
2620		-	FEDERAL MONEY PURSUANT TO THE FEDERAL "AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN9
2621		-	ACT OF 2021", PUB.L. 117-2, OR RECEIVES ANY OTHER STATE MONEY, OR10
2622		-	FOR ANY REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAM FOR WHICH A11
2623		-	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY HAS PRIORITIZED REGULATED12
2624		-	AFFORDABLE HOUSING OR HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION OR SUPPORT IN THE13
2625		-	RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY'S BUDGET, A NARRATIVE14
2626		-	DESCRIPTION THAT INCLUDES: THE PROGRAM'S BUDGET, THE PROGRAM'S15
2627		-	TIMELINE COMPLETION, THE NUMBER OF UNITS, THE TYPE OF UNITS, THE16
2628		-	INCOME LEVEL FOR WHICH THE HOUSING IS TARGETED, THE NUMBER OF17
2629		-	FAMILIES SERVED, AND THE DEMOGRAPHIC AND INCOME LEVELS OF THE18
2630		-	FAMILIES SERVED;19
2631		-	(D) A NARRATIVE ANALYSIS OF ANY AREA AT ELEVATED RISK OF20
2632		-	RESIDENTIAL DISPLACEMENT THAT THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER21
2633		-	MUNICIPALITY HAS IDENTIFIED AND A DESCRIPTION OF AN22
2634		-	IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR ANY STRATEGIES FROM THE MENU OF23
2635		-	DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION STRATEGIES SPECIFIED IN SECTION 29-33-10724
2636		-	(3) THAT THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY WILL USE TO25
2637		-	MITIGATE IDENTIFIED DISPLACEMENT RISKS SPECIFIED IN A THE26
2638		-	DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT REQUIRED PURSUANT TO SECTION27
2639		-	213
2640		-	-74- 29-33-107 (2);1
2641		-	(E) A DEFINITION OF AFFORDABILITY IN ADDRESSING HOUSING2
2642		-	NEEDS, INCLUDING WORKFORCE HOUSING . THIS DEFINITION MUST BE3
2643		-	BASED ON THE HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT AND INCLUDE RELEVANT4
2644		-	AREA MEDIAN INCOME CLASSIFICATIONS , AND MAY INCLUDE INCOME5
2645		-	LEVELS OF ALL FULL-TIME RESIDENTS WHOSE HOUSING NEEDS ARE NOT6
2646		-	MET. IF THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY HAS A PREEXISTING7
2647		-	DEFINITION OF AFFORDABILITY THAT IS SUPPORTED BY THE OUTCOMES OF8
2648		-	THE MOST RECENT HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT , THEN IT MAY RELY ON9
2649		-	AND REPORT THAT DEFINITION; AND10
2650		-	(F) AN IMPLEMENTATION PLAN THAT DESCRIBES HOW THE RURAL11
2651		-	RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY WILL COMPLY WITH SELECTED12
2652		-	AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FROM SECTION 29-33-111 (2).13
	2553	+	4
	2554	+	ENGAGEMENT CONDUCTED DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE HOUSING5
	2555	+	NEEDS PLAN;6
	2556	+	(B) A
	2557	+	N ANALYSIS OF HOW THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER
	2558	+	7
	2559	+	MUNICIPALITY WILL ADDRESS LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS AS IDENTIFIED FROM8
	2560	+	A REGIONAL HOUSING ASSESSMENT , AND THE LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS9
	2561	+	ASSESSMENT, INCLUDING DEMONSTRATED HOUSING NEEDS FOR PERSONS10
	2562	+	OF DIFFERENT INCOME LEVELS, OVER THE NEXT TWENTY YEARS WITH AN11
	2563	+	EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSING WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY ;12
	2564	+	(C) A
	2565	+	NARRATIVE ANALYSIS OF ANY AREA AT ELEVATED RISK OF
	2566	+	13
	2567	+	RESIDENTIAL DISPLACEMENT THAT THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER14
	2568	+	MUNICIPALITY HAS IDENTIFIED , AT THE DISCRETION OF EACH15
	2569	+	MUNICIPALITY, AND A DESCRIPTION OF AN IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR16
	2570	+	ANY DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION MEASURES THAT THE RURAL RESORT JOB17
	2571	+	CENTER HAS CONSIDERED AS OPTIONS AND DECIDED TO USE , AT THE18
	2572	+	DISCRETION OF EACH MUNICIPALITY , TO MITIGATE IDENTIFIED19
	2573	+	DISPLACEMENT RISKS IN THESE AREAS;20
	2574	+	(D) A
	2575	+	DEFINITION OF AFFORDABILITY IN ADDRESSING HOUSING
	2576	+	21
	2577	+	NEEDS, INCLUDING WORKFORCE HOUSING . THIS DEFINITION MUST BE22
	2578	+	BASED ON THE HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT AND INCLUDE RELEVANT23
	2579	+	AREA MEDIAN INCOME CLASSIFICATIONS , AND MAY INCLUDE INCOME24
	2580	+	LEVELS OF ALL FULL-TIME RESIDENTS WHOSE HOUSING NEEDS ARE NOT25
	2581	+	MET. IF THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY HAS A PREEXISTING26
	2582	+	DEFINITION OF AFFORDABILITY THAT IS SUPPORTED BY THE OUTCOMES OF27
	2583	+	213
	2584	+	-59- THE MOST RECENT HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT , THEN IT MAY RELY ON1
	2585	+	AND REPORT THAT DEFINITION; AND2
	2586	+	(E) A
	2587	+	N IMPLEMENTATION PLAN THAT DESCRIBES HOW THE RURAL
	2588	+	3
	2589	+	RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY WILL COMPLY WITH ANY SELECTED4
	2590	+	AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES FROM SECTION 29-33-111 (2).5
2653	2591		(II) B
2654	2592		EFORE ADOPTING AND SUBMITTING A HOUSING NEEDS PLAN ,
2655		-	14
2656		-	A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY SHALL PUBLISH THE ~~MOST15~~
2657		-	RECENT DRAFT OF ITS HOUSING NEEDS PLAN AND PROVIDE NOTICE OF ~~A16~~
2658		-	PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD FOR THE RECEIPT OF WRITTEN ~~COMMENTS17~~
2659		-	CONCERNING THE PLAN. THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER ~~MUNICIPALITY18~~
2660		-	~~MUST~~ ALSO CHOOSE TO HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PLAN .19
	2593	+	6
	2594	+	A RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY SHALL PUBLISH THE MOST7
	2595	+	RECENT DRAFT OF ITS HOUSING NEEDS PLAN AND PROVIDE NOTICE OF A8
	2596	+	PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD FOR THE RECEIPT OF WRITTEN COMMENTS9
	2597	+	CONCERNING THE PLAN. THE RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITY10
	2598	+	MAY ALSO CHOOSE TO HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PLAN .11
2661	2599		(III) T
2662	2600		HE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL POST THE
2663		-	20
2664		-	HOUSING NEEDS PLANS SUBMITTED BY RURAL RESORT JOB ~~CENTER21~~
2665		-	MUNICIPALITIES PUBLICLY ON THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL ~~AFFAIRS22~~
2666		-	WEBSITE.23
	2601	+	12
	2602	+	HOUSING NEEDS PLANS SUBMITTED BY RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER13
	2603	+	MUNICIPALITIES PUBLICLY ON THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS14
	2604	+	WEBSITE.15
2667	2605		29-33-112. Water supply forecast. (1) N
2668	2606		O LATER THAN JUNE 30,
2669		-	24
	2607	+	16
2670	2608		2025,
2671	2609		THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS
2672		-	25
2673		-	IN CONSULTATION WITH THE COLORADO WATER CONSERVATION BOARD 26
2674		-	AND THE DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES SHALL SUBMIT A JOINT REPORT27
2675		-	213
2676		-	-75- TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY UTILIZING DATA AND ANALYSES FROM THE1
2677		-	MOST RECENT COLORADO WATER PLAN AND BASIN IMPLEMENTATION2
2678		-	PLANS THAT CONSIDERS THE FOLLOWING :3
2679		-	(a) THE AVAILABILITY AND SUFFICIENCY OF WATER SUPPLIES PER4
2680		-	BASIN TO PROVIDE FOR ANTICIPATED POPULATION GROWTH ;5
2681		-	(b) A FRAMEWORK TO GUIDE INVESTMENTS IN WATER6
2682		-	CONSERVATION FOR PUBLIC WATER PROVIDERS ; AND7
2683		-	(c) A RANGE OF POLICY OPTIONS TO MAXIMIZE EFFICIENCY OF8
2684		-	EXISTING WATER SUPPLY AND MINIMIZE THE IMPACT OF POPULATION9
2685		-	GROWTH ON OTHER SECTORS OR REGIONS .10
2686		-	(2) THE DIRECTOR SHALL CONSULT WATER PROVIDERS IN THE11
2687		-	PREPARATION OF THE REPORT.12
2688		-	29-33-113. Technical assistance - housing plans assistance13
	2610	+	17
	2611	+	IN CONSULTATION WITH THE COLORADO WATER CONSERVATION BOARD18
	2612	+	SHALL SUBMIT A JOINT REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONFORMING19
	2613	+	TO THE COLORADO WATER PLAN AND BASIN IMPLEMENTATION PLANS20
	2614	+	ADOPTED IN JANUARY 2023 THAT ASSESSES:21
	2615	+	(a) T
	2616	+	HE AVAILABILITY AND SUFFICIENCY OF WATER SUPPLIES IN
	2617	+	22
	2618	+	COUNTIES TO PROVIDE FOR ANTICIPATED GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT ;23
	2619	+	(b) A
	2620	+	FRAMEWORK TO GUIDE INVESTMENTS IN DEVELOPMENT AND
	2621	+	24
	2622	+	CONSERVATION; AND25
	2623	+	(c) A
	2624	+	RANGE OF POLICY OPTIONS TO MAXIMIZE EFFICIENCY OF
	2625	+	26
	2626	+	EXISTING WATER SUPPLY AND IDENTIFY IMPACTS OF FUTURE27
	2627	+	213
	2628	+	-60- DEVELOPMENT.1
	2629	+	(2) T
	2630	+	HE DIRECTOR SHALL CONSULT WATER PROVIDERS AND
	2631	+	2
	2632	+	PUBLISHED WATER SUPPLY MASTER PLANS IN THE PREPARATION OF THE3
	2633	+	REPORT.4
	2634	+	29-33-113. Technical assistance - housing plans assistance5
2689	2635		fund - definition. (1) T
2690	2636		HE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT WITHIN THE
2691		-	14
2692		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL PROVIDE TECHNICAL ~~ASSISTANCE15~~
2693		-	MATERIALS, BRIEFINGS, CONSULTING SERVICES, TEMPLATES, TOOLS,16
2694		-	TRAININGS, WEBINARS, OR OTHER GUIDANCE TO AID LOCAL ~~GOVERNMENTS17~~
2695		-	AND METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS IN UPDATING LOCAL ~~LAWS18~~
2696		-	AND OTHERWISE COMPLYING WITH THIS ARTICLE 33.19
	2637	+	6
	2638	+	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE7
	2639	+	MATERIALS, BRIEFINGS, CONSULTING SERVICES, TEMPLATES, TOOLS,8
	2640	+	TRAININGS, WEBINARS, OR OTHER GUIDANCE TO AID LOCAL GOVERNMENTS9
	2641	+	AND METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS IN UPDATING LOCAL LAWS10
	2642	+	AND OTHERWISE COMPLYING WITH THIS ARTICLE 33.11
2697	2643		(2) T
2698	2644		O ASSIST LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN COMPLYING WITH THIS
2699		-	20
2700		-	ARTICLE 33, THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT WITHIN ~~THE21~~
2701		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS , WITH THE SUPPORT OF ~~THE22~~
2702		-	MULTI-AGENCY GROUP, SHALL PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ~~FUNDING23~~
2703		-	THROUGH EITHER A GRANT PROGRAM OR THE PROVISION OF ~~CONSULTANT24~~
2704		-	SERVICES THROUGH SUBJECT JURISDICTIONS OR BOTH A GRANT ~~PROGRAM25~~
2705		-	AND PROVISION OF CONSULTANT SERVICES . THE DIVISION OF ~~LOCAL26~~
2706		-	GOVERNMENT MAY ALSO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ~~FUNDING27~~
2707		-	~~213~~
2708		-	~~-76- THROUGH A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION~~ , ~~COUNTY~~, ~~OR OTHER1~~
2709		-	~~REGIONAL ENTITY. BEGINNING JANUARY 1~~, ~~2026, AND EVERY YEAR2~~
2710		-	~~THEREAFTER,~~ THE ~~DEPARTMENT OF~~ LOCAL ~~AFFAIRS SHALL PROVIDE A3~~
2711		-	~~REPORT ON THE ASSISTANCE REQUESTED BY LOCAL GOVERNMENTS4~~
2712		-	~~PURSUANT~~ TO ~~THIS SECTION,~~ ~~WHETHER OR NOT ADEQUATE STATE FUNDING5~~
2713		-	~~IS AVAILABLE TO MEET THE ASSISTANCE REQUESTED BY LOCAL6~~
2714		-	GOVERNMENTS~~, AND ANY ADDITIONAL RESOURCES~~ THAT ~~LOCAL7~~
2715		-	~~GOVERNMENTS HAVE IDENTIFIED THAT WOULD HELP COMPLETE 8~~
2716		-	HOUSING NEEDS PLANS.9
	2645	+	12
	2646	+	ARTICLE 33, THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT WITHIN THE13
	2647	+	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS , WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE14
	2648	+	MULTI-AGENCY GROUP, SHALL PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FUNDING15
	2649	+	THROUGH EITHER A GRANT PROGRAM OR THE PROVISION OF CONSULTANT16
	2650	+	SERVICES THROUGH SUBJECT JURISDICTIONS OR BOTH A GRANT PROGRAM17
	2651	+	AND PROVISION OF CONSULTANT SERVICES . THE DIVISION OF LOCAL18
	2652	+	GOVERNMENT MAY ALSO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FUNDING19
	2653	+	THROUGH A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION , COUNTY, OR OTHER20
	2654	+	REGIONAL ENTITY. BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2026, AND EVERY YEAR21
	2655	+	THEREAFTER, THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL PROVIDE A22
	2656	+	REPORT ON THE ASSISTANCE REQUESTED BY LOCAL GOVERNMENTS23
	2657	+	PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION, WHETHER OR NOT ADEQUATE STATE FUNDING24
	2658	+	IS AVAILABLE TO MEET THE ASSISTANCE REQUESTED BY LOCAL25
	2659	+	GOVERNMENTS, AND ANY ADDITIONAL RESOURCES THAT LOCAL26
	2660	+	GOVERNMENTS HAVE IDENTIFIED THAT WOULD HELP COMPLETE ADVISORY27
	2661	+	213
	2662	+	-61- HOUSING NEEDS PLANS.1
2717	2663		(3) (a) T
2718	2664		HE HOUSING PLANS ASSISTANCE FUND IS CREATED IN THE
2719		-	10
2720		-	STATE TREASURY. THE FUND CONSISTS OF ANY MONEY THAT THE ~~GENERAL11~~
2721		-	ASSEMBLY MAY TRANSFER OR APPROPRIATE TO THE FUND ~~FOR12~~
2722		-	IMPLEMENTATION OF ~~THIS ARTICLE 33~~, AND GIFTS, GRANTS, ~~OR DONATIONS13~~
2723		-	CREDITED TO THE FUND . THE STATE TREASURER SHALL ~~CREDIT ALL14~~
2724		-	INTEREST AND INCOME DERIVED FROM THE DEPOSIT AND ~~INVESTMENT OF15~~
2725		-	MONEY IN THE HOUSING PLANS ASSISTANCE CASH FUND TO THE FUND .16
	2665	+	2
	2666	+	STATE TREASURY. THE FUND CONSISTS OF ANY MONEY THAT THE GENERAL3
	2667	+	ASSEMBLY MAY TRANSFER OR APPROPRIATE TO THE FUND FOR4
	2668	+	IMPLEMENTATION OF THE GRANT PROGRAM , AND GIFTS, GRANTS, OR5
	2669	+	DONATIONS CREDITED TO THE FUND. THE STATE TREASURER SHALL CREDIT6
	2670	+	ALL INTEREST AND INCOME DERIVED FROM THE DEPOSIT AND INVESTMENT7
	2671	+	OF MONEY IN THE HOUSING PLANS ASSISTANCE CASH FUND TO THE FUND .8
2726	2672		(b) S
2727	2673		UBJECT TO ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BY THE GENERAL
2728		-	17
2729		-	ASSEMBLY, THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY EXPEND MONEY18
2730		-	FROM THE FUND FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPLEMENTING THIS ARTICLE 33.19
	2674	+	9
	2675	+	ASSEMBLY, THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY EXPEND MONEY10
	2676	+	FROM THE FUND FOR THE PURPOSES OF PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE11
	2677	+	AND IMPLEMENTING A GRANT PROGRAM PURSUANT TO SUBSECTIONS (1)12
	2678	+	AND (2) OF THIS SECTION.13
2731	2679		29-33-114. Reporting requirements. (1) (a) N
2732	2680		O LATER THAN
2733		-	20
	2681	+	14
2734	2682		D
2735	2683		ECEMBER 31, 2025, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
2736		-	21
2737		-	LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL DEVELOP REPORTING GUIDANCE AND ~~TEMPLATES22~~
2738		-	FOR RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES AND ~~URBAN23~~
2739		-	MUNICIPALITIES.24
	2684	+	15
	2685	+	LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL DEVELOP REPORTING GUIDANCE AND TEMPLATES16
	2686	+	FOR RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES AND URBAN17
	2687	+	MUNICIPALITIES.18
2740	2688		(b) T
2741		-	HE
2742		-	~~STRATEGIC GROWTH COMMITTEE SHALL, AS PART OF THE25~~
2743		-	PUBLIC COMMENT AND HEARING PROCESS ESTABLISHED IN ~~SECTION26~~
	2689	+	HE MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE SHALL , AS PART OF
	2690	+	19
	2691	+	THE PUBLIC COMMENT AND HEARING PROCESS ESTABLISHED IN SECTION20
2744	2692		29-33-109 (2),
2745	2693		PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
2746		-	27
2747		-	213
2748		-	-77- OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS CONCERNING THE DEVELOPMENT1
2749		-	OF REPORTING GUIDANCE AND TEMPLATES FOR RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER2
2750		-	MUNICIPALITIES AND URBAN MUNICIPALITIES .3
	2694	+	21
	2695	+	OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS CONCERNING THE DEVELOPMENT22
	2696	+	OF REPORTING GUIDANCE AND TEMPLATES FOR RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER23
	2697	+	MUNICIPALITIES AND URBAN MUNICIPALITIES .24
2751	2698		(2) A
2752	2699		T A MINIMUM, RURAL RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES
2753		-	4
2754		-	AND URBAN MUNICIPALITIES SHALL REPORT , NO LATER THAN ~~DECEMBER5~~
	2700	+	25
	2701	+	AND URBAN MUNICIPALITIES SHALL REPORT , NO LATER THAN DECEMBER26
2755	2702		31,
2756	2703		2026, AND NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 31 OF EACH YEAR THEREAFTER,
2757		-	6
2758		-	IN A FORM AND MANNER DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL7
2759		-	AFFAIRS, THE FOLLOWING HOUSING DATA FOR THE PREVIOUS CALENDAR8
2760		-	YEAR TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS :9
2761		-	10
2762		-	(a) THE NUMBER OF PERMITS THAT THE MUNICIPALITY ISSUED FOR11
2763		-	NEW HOUSING UNITS CATEGORIZED BY THE NUMBER OF UNITS IN EACH12
2764		-	STRUCTURE TYPE;13
2765		-	(b) THE NUMBER OF NEW HOUSING UNITS CATEGORIZED BY THE14
2766		-	NUMBER OF UNITS IN EACH STRUCTURE TYPE , IN THE MUNICIPALITY 15
2767		-	FOR WHICH A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY HAS BEEN ISSUED, A FINAL16
2768		-	INSPECTION HAS BEEN COMPLETED, OR OTHER VERIFICATION EXISTS THAT17
2769		-	THE PROJECT IS COMPLETE AND SUITABLE FOR OCCUPANCY ;18
2770		-	(c) TIMEFRAMES TO COMPLETE RESIDENTIAL PERMIT REVIEWS BY19
2771		-	HOUSING TYPE;20
2772		-	(d) WORKFORCE ASSIGNED TO DEVELOPMENT REVIEW BY POSITION21
2773		-	TYPE;22
2774		-	(e) THE IMPLEMENTATION STATUS OF THE STRATEGIES IDENTIFIED23
2775		-	IN THE MUNICIPALITY'S HOUSING NEEDS PLAN;24
2776		-	(f) THE NUMBER OF DWELLING UNIT PERMITS ISSUED FOR25
2777		-	TRANSIT-ORIENTED COMMUNITIES, IF APPLICABLE;26
2778		-	(g) ZONING INFORMATION THAT MAY INCLUDE GEOSPATIAL DATA27
2779		-	213
2780		-	-78- SPECIFYING ZONING DISTRICTS, ALLOWED USES AND DENSITIES , AND1
2781		-	OTHER DATA IN A STANDARD FORMAT ; AND2
2782		-	(h) THE NUMBER OF INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENTS THAT3
2783		-	THE MUNICIPALITY HAS IN PLACE TO ADDRESS ITS LOCAL AND REGIONAL4
2784		-	HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS AND A DESCRIPTION OF THESE5
2785		-	AGREEMENTS.6
2786		-	(3) AFTER RECEIVING THE REPORTS FROM THE RURAL RESORT JOB7
2787		-	CENTER MUNICIPALITIES AND URBAN MUNICIPALITIES PURSUANT TO8
2788		-	SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION, THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS9
2789		-	SHALL PUBLISH AN ANALYSIS ON A PUBLICLY AVAILABLE DASHBOARD10
2790		-	THAT INCLUDES ALL OF THE INFORMATION IN THE REPORTS .11
	2704	+	27
	2705	+	213
	2706	+	-62- IN A FORM AND MANNER DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL1
	2707	+	AFFAIRS, THE FOLLOWING HOUSING DATA FOR THE PREVIOUS CALENDAR2
	2708	+	YEAR TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS :3
	2709	+	(a) T
	2710	+	HE NUMBER OF PERMITS ISSUED BY EACH OF THE CATEGORIES
	2711	+	4
	2712	+	WITHIN THE HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT OF A MUNICIPALITY OR RURAL5
	2713	+	RESORT JOB CENTER, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, BY INCOME, BY6
	2714	+	HOME OWNERSHIP VERSUS RENTAL , BY REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING ,7
	2715	+	AND BY NUMBER OF BEDROOMS ;8
	2716	+	(b) T
	2717	+	HE NUMBER OF PERMITS THAT THE MUNICIPALITY ISSUED FOR
	2718	+	9
	2719	+	NEW HOUSING UNITS CATEGORIZED BY THE NUMBER OF UNITS IN EACH10
	2720	+	STRUCTURE TYPE AND INCOME LEVEL ;11
	2721	+	(c) T
	2722	+	HE NUMBER OF NEW HOUSING UNITS CATEGORIZED BY THE
	2723	+	12
	2724	+	NUMBER OF UNITS IN EACH STRUCTURE TYPE , IN THE MUNICIPALITY ON13
	2725	+	WHICH CONSTRUCTION HAS BEGUN ;14
	2726	+	(d) T
	2727	+	IMEFRAMES TO COMPLETE RESIDENTIAL PERMIT REVIEWS BY
	2728	+	15
	2729	+	HOUSING TYPE;16
	2730	+	(e) W
	2731	+	ORKFORCE ASSIGNED TO DEVELOPMENT REVIEW BY POSITION
	2732	+	17
	2733	+	TYPE;18
	2734	+	(f) T
	2735	+	HE IMPLEMENTATION STATUS OF THE STRATEGIES IDENTIFIED
	2736	+	19
	2737	+	IN THE MUNICIPALITY'S HOUSING NEEDS PLAN;20
	2738	+	(g) T
	2739	+	HE NUMBER OF DWELLING UNIT PERMITS FOR
	2740	+	21
	2741	+	TRANSIT-ORIENTED COMMUNITIES.22
	2742	+	(h) Z
	2743	+	ONING INFORMATION THAT MAY INCLUDE GEOSPATIAL DATA
	2744	+	23
	2745	+	SPECIFYING ZONING DISTRICTS, ALLOWED USES AND DENSITIES , AND24
	2746	+	OTHER DATA IN A STANDARD FORMAT ; AND25
	2747	+	(i) T
	2748	+	HE NUMBER OF INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENTS THAT THE
	2749	+	26
	2750	+	MUNICIPALITY HAS ENTERED INTO TO ADDRESS ITS LOCAL AND REGIONAL27
	2751	+	213
	2752	+	-63- HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS AND A DESCRIPTION OF THESE1
	2753	+	AGREEMENTS.2
	2754	+	(3) U
	2755	+	PON RECEIVING THE REPORTS FROM THE RURAL RESORT JOB
	2756	+	3
	2757	+	CENTER MUNICIPALITIES AND URBAN MUNICIPALITIES PURSUANT TO4
	2758	+	SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION, THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS5
	2759	+	SHALL PUBLISH AN ANALYSIS ON A PUBLICLY AVAILABLE DASHBOARD6
	2760	+	THAT INCLUDES ALL OF THE INFORMATION IN THE REPORTS .7
2791	2761		29-33-115. Compliance. N
2792	2762		O LATER THAN JUNE 30, 2027, THE
2793		-	12
2794		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL CONDUCT A COMPLIANCE REVIEW13
2795		-	AND APPROVE HOUSING NEEDS PLANS OR PROVIDE FEEDBACK TO RURAL14
2796		-	RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES AND URBAN MUNICIPALITIES AS15
2797		-	NEEDED. THE SUBMISSION OF A COMPLIANT HOUSING NEEDS PLAN MUST BE16
2798		-	CONSIDERED IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF STRATEGIC GROWTH17
2799		-	OBJECTIVES.18
	2763	+	8
	2764	+	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL CONDUCT A COMPLIANCE REVIEW9
	2765	+	AND APPROVE HOUSING NEEDS PLANS OR PROVIDE FEEDBACK TO RURAL10
	2766	+	RESORT JOB CENTER MUNICIPALITIES AND URBAN MUNICIPALITIES AS11
	2767	+	NEEDED. THE SUBMISSION OF A COMPLIANT HOUSING NEEDS PLAN MUST BE12
	2768	+	CONSIDERED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES .13
2800	2769		29-33-116. Statewide summit. (1) N
2801	2770		O LATER THAN APRIL 15,
2802		-	19
	2771	+	14
2803	2772		2024,
2804	2773		THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ,
2805		-	20
2806		-	~~IN COORDINATION~~ WITH A MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION OF MUNICIPALITIES ,21
2807		-	A MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES , AND A ~~MEMBERSHIP22~~
2808		-	ASSOCIATION OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS, SHALL HOLD BOTH A ~~STATEWIDE23~~
2809		-	SUMMIT AND AT LEAST SIX REGIONAL MEETINGS THROUGHOUT THE STATE .24
	2774	+	15
	2775	+	ALONG WITH A MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION OF MUNICIPALITIES , A16
	2776	+	MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES , AND A MEMBERSHIP17
	2777	+	ASSOCIATION OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS, SHALL HOLD BOTH A STATEWIDE18
	2778	+	SUMMIT AND AT LEAST SIX REGIONAL MEETINGS THROUGHOUT THE STATE .19
2810	2779		(2) P
2811	2780		ARTICIPANTS AT THE SUMMIT AND REGIONAL MEETINGS
2812		-	25
2813		-	SHALL:26
	2781	+	20
	2782	+	SHALL:21
2814	2783		(a) D
2815	2784		ISCUSS THE ISSUES OF LAND USE, HOUSING AVAILABILITY AND
2816		-	27
2817		-	213
2818		-	-79- AFFORDABILITY, WATER AVAILABILITY, AND TRANSPORTATION; AND1
	2785	+	22
	2786	+	AFFORDABILITY, WATER AVAILABILITY, AND TRANSPORTATION; AND23
2819	2787		(b) D
2820	2788		EVELOP REGIONAL AND STATEWIDE SOLUTIONS FOR
2821		-	2
2822		-	ADDRESSING THE ISSUES DISCUSSED AT THE SUMMIT AND ~~REGIONAL3~~
2823		-	MEETINGS PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS SECTION.4
	2789	+	24
	2790	+	ADDRESSING THE ISSUES DISCUSSED AT THE SUMMIT AND REGIONAL25
	2791	+	MEETINGS PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS SECTION.26
2824	2792		(3) N
2825	2793		O LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 15, 2024, THE EXECUTIVE
2826		-	5
2827		-	DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL REPORT ON THE6
2828		-	RESULTS OF THE SUMMIT AND REGIONAL MEETINGS TO THE SENATE LOCAL7
2829		-	GOVERNMENT AND HOUSING COMMITTEE AND THE HOUSE OF8
2830		-	REPRESENTATIVES TRANSPORTATION , HOUSING, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT9
2831		-	COMMITTEE, OR THEIR SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES .10
	2794	+	27
	2795	+	213
	2796	+	-64- DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL REPORT ON THE1
	2797	+	RESULTS OF THE SUMMIT AND REGIONAL MEETINGS TO THE SENATE LOCAL2
	2798	+	GOVERNMENT AND HOUSING COMMI TTEE AND THE HOUSE OF3
	2799	+	REPRESENTATIVES TRANSPORTATION , HOUSING, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT4
	2800	+	COMMITTEE, OR THEIR SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES .5
2832	2801		(4) A
2833	2802		T LEAST FOUR OF THE REGIONAL MEETINGS MUST BE HELD
2834		-	11
2835		-	OUTSIDE OF THE DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS ' AREA.12
	2803	+	6
	2804	+	OUTSIDE OF THE DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS ' AREA.7
2836	2805		(5) T
2837	2806		HE SUMMIT AND REGIONAL MEETINGS MUST INCLUDE
2838		-	13
2839		-	REPRESENTATIVES FROM:14
	2807	+	8
	2808	+	REPRESENTATIVES FROM:9
2840	2809		(a) L
2841	2810		OCAL GOVERNMENTS;
2842		-	15
	2811	+	10
2843	2812		(b) C
2844	2813		HAMBERS OF COMMERCE ;
2845		-	16
	2814	+	11
2846	2815		(c) A
2847	2816		FFORDABLE HOUSING GROUPS ;
2848		-	17
	2817	+	12
2849	2818		(d) I
2850	2819		NFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICE PROVIDERS ;
2851		-	18
	2820	+	13
2852	2821		(e) W
2853	2822		ATER PROVIDERS;
2854		-	19
	2823	+	14
2855	2824		(f) T
2856	2825		HE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR;
2857		-	20
	2826	+	15
2858	2827		(g) H
2859	2828		OMEBUILDERS;
2860		-	21
	2829	+	16
2861	2830		(h) E
2862	2831		NVIRONMENTAL GROUPS ;
2863		-	22
	2832	+	17
2864	2833		(i) E
2865	2834		CONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONALS ;
2866		-	23
	2835	+	18
2867	2836		(j) T
2868	2837		RANSPORTATION EXPERTS;
2869		-	24
	2838	+	19
2870	2839		(k) T
2871	2840		RIBAL GOVERNMENTS; AND
2872		-	25
	2841	+	20
2873	2842		(l) O
2874	2843		THER STAKEHOLDERS AS NECESSARY TO PROVIDE DIVERSE
2875		-	26
2876		-	PERSPECTIVES ON THE ISSUES DISCUSSED AT THE SUMMIT AND REGIONAL27
2877		-	213
2878		-	-80- MEETINGS PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS SECTION.1
2879		-	29-33-117. Legislative oversight committee concerning2
2880		-	affordable housing and homelessness - creation - duties. (1) Creation.3
	2844	+	21
	2845	+	PERSPECTIVES ON THE ISSUES DISCUSSED AT THE SUMMIT AND REGIONAL22
	2846	+	MEETINGS PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS SECTION.23
	2847	+	29-33-117. Legislative oversight committee concerning24
	2848	+	affordable housing and homelessness - creation - duties. (1) Creation.25
2881	2849		(a) T
2882	2850		HERE IS CREATED A LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE
2883		-	4
2884		-	CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS , WHICH IS5
2885		-	REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "COMMITTEE".6
	2851	+	26
	2852	+	CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS , WHICH IS27
	2853	+	213
	2854	+	-65- REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "COMMITTEE".1
2886	2855		(b) T
2887	2856		HE COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF SIX MEMBERS AS FOLLOWS :
2888		-	7
	2857	+	2
2889	2858		(I) T
2890	2859		HE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE SHALL APPOINT TWO SENATORS
2891		-	8
2892		-	TO SERVE ON THE COMMITTEE, AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE ~~SENATE9~~
2893		-	SHALL APPOINT ONE SENATOR TO SERVE ON THE COMMITTEE ; ~~AND10~~
	2860	+	3
	2861	+	TO SERVE ON THE COMMITTEE, AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE SENATE4
	2862	+	SHALL APPOINT ONE SENATOR TO SERVE ON THE COMMITTEE ; AND5
2894	2863		(II) T
2895	2864		HE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SHALL
2896		-	11
2897		-	APPOINT THREE REPRESENTATIVES TO SERVE ON THE COMMITTEE , ~~NO12~~
2898		-	MORE THAN TWO OF WHOM ARE MEMBERS OF THE SAME POLITICAL PARTY .13
	2865	+	6
	2866	+	APPOINT THREE REPRESENTATIVES TO SERVE ON THE COMMITTEE , NO7
	2867	+	MORE THAN TWO OF WHOM ARE MEMBERS OF THE SAME POLITICAL PARTY .8
2899	2868		(c) A
2900	2869		S SOON AS PRACTICABLE AFTER THE CONVENING DATE OF THE
2901		-	14
2902		-	SECOND REGULAR SESSION OF THE SEVENTY-FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY ,15
2903		-	BUT NO LATER THAN THE END OF THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION , THE SPEAKER,16
2904		-	THE PRESIDENT, AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE SENATE SHALL ~~EACH17~~
2905		-	APPOINT MEMBERS TO THE CO MMITTEE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)(b)18
2906		-	OF THIS SECTION. THEREAFTER, THE TERMS OF MEMBERS APPOINTED ~~OR19~~
2907		-	REAPPOINTED BY THE SPEAKER , THE PRESIDENT, AND THE ~~MINORITY20~~
2908		-	LEADER OF THE SENATE EXPIRE ON THE CONVENING DATE OF THE ~~FIRST21~~
2909		-	REGULAR SESSION OF THE NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY , AND ~~ALL22~~
2910		-	SUBSEQUENT APPOINTMENTS AND REAPPOINTMENTS BY THE SPEAKER , ~~THE23~~
2911		-	PRESIDENT, AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE SENATE MUST BE MADE ~~AS24~~
2912		-	SOON AS PRACTICABLE AFTER THE CONVENING DATE , BUT NO LATER ~~THAN25~~
2913		-	THE END OF THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION.26
	2870	+	9
	2871	+	SECOND REGULAR SESSION OF THE SEVENTY -FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY ,10
	2872	+	BUT NO LATER THAN THE END OF THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION , THE SPEAKER,11
	2873	+	THE PRESIDENT, AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE SENATE SHALL EACH12
	2874	+	APPOINT MEMBERS TO THE CO MMITTEE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)(b)13
	2875	+	OF THIS SECTION. THEREAFTER, THE TERMS OF MEMBERS APPOINTED OR14
	2876	+	REAPPOINTED BY THE SPEAKER , THE PRESIDENT, AND THE MINORITY15
	2877	+	LEADER OF THE SENATE EXPIRE ON THE CONVENING DATE OF THE FIRST16
	2878	+	REGULAR SESSION OF THE NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY , AND ALL17
	2879	+	SUBSEQUENT APPOINTMENTS AND REAPPOINTMENTS BY THE SPEAKER , THE18
	2880	+	PRESIDENT, AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE SENATE MUST BE MADE AS19
	2881	+	SOON AS PRACTICABLE AFTER THE CONVENING DATE , BUT NO LATER THAN20
	2882	+	THE END OF THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION.21
2914	2883		(d) T
2915	2884		HE PERSON MAKING THE ORIGINAL APPOINTMENT OR
2916		-	27
2917		-	213
2918		-	-81- REAPPOINTMENT SHALL FILL ANY VACANCY BY APPOINTMENT FOR THE1
2919		-	REMAINDER OF AN UNEXPIRED TERM . MEMBERS APPOINTED OR2
2920		-	REAPPOINTED SERVE AT THE PLEASURE OF THE APPOINTING AUTHORITY3
2921		-	AND CONTINUE IN OFFICE UNTIL THE MEMBER 'S SUCCESSOR IS APPOINTED.4
	2885	+	22
	2886	+	REAPPOINTMENT SHALL FILL ANY VACANCY BY APPOINTMENT FOR THE23
	2887	+	REMAINDER OF AN UNEXPIRED TERM . MEMBERS APPOINTED OR24
	2888	+	REAPPOINTED SERVE AT THE PLEASURE OF THE APPOINTING AUTHORITY25
	2889	+	AND CONTINUE IN OFFICE UNTIL THE MEMBER 'S SUCCESSOR IS APPOINTED.26
2922	2890		(e) T
2923	2891		HE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE SHALL SELECT THE FIRST CHAIR
2924		-	5
2925		-	OF THE COMMITTEE , AND THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF6
2926		-	REPRESENTATIVES SHALL SELECT THE FIRST VICE -CHAIR. THE CHAIR AND7
2927		-	VICE-CHAIR SHALL ALTERNATE ANNUALLY THEREAFTER BETWEEN THE8
2928		-	TWO HOUSES.9
	2892	+	27
	2893	+	213
	2894	+	-66- OF THE COMMITTEE , AND THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF1
	2895	+	REPRESENTATIVES SHALL SELECT THE FIRST VICE -CHAIR. THE CHAIR AND2
	2896	+	VICE-CHAIR SHALL ALTERNATE ANNUALLY THEREAFTER BETWEEN THE3
	2897	+	TWO HOUSES.4
2929	2898		(f) T
2930	2899		HE CHAIR AND VICE -CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE MAY
2931		-	10
2932		-	ESTABLISH ORGANIZATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL RULES AS ARE ~~NECESSARY11~~
2933		-	FOR THE OPERATION OF THE COMMITTEE AND , IN COLLABORATION ~~WITH12~~
2934		-	THE TASK FORCE CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND ~~HOMELESSNESS13~~
2935		-	CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-117, GUIDELINES AND EXPECTATIONS ~~FOR14~~
2936		-	ONGOING COLLABORATION WITH THE TASK FORCE .15
	2900	+	5
	2901	+	ESTABLISH ORGANIZATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL RULES AS ARE NECESSARY6
	2902	+	FOR THE OPERATION OF THE COMMITTEE AND , IN COLLABORATION WITH7
	2903	+	THE TASK FORCE CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS8
	2904	+	CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-117, GUIDELINES AND EXPECTATIONS FOR9
	2905	+	ONGOING COLLABORATION WITH THE TASK FORCE .10
2937	2906		(g) (I) M
2938	2907		EMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE MAY RECEIVE PAYMENT OF
2939		-	16
2940		-	PER DIEM AND REIMBURSEMENT FOR ACTUAL AND NECESSARY ~~EXPENSES17~~
2941		-	AUTHORIZED PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-2-307.18
	2908	+	11
	2909	+	PER DIEM AND REIMBURSEMENT FOR ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES12
	2910	+	AUTHORIZED PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-2-307.13
2942	2911		(II) T
2943	2912		HE DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
2944		-	19
2945		-	AND THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE LEGAL SERVICES ~~SHALL20~~
2946		-	SUPPLY STAFF ASSISTANCE TO THE COMMITTEE AS THEY ~~DEEM21~~
2947		-	APPROPRIATE, WITHIN EXISTING APPROPRIATIONS.22
	2913	+	14
	2914	+	AND THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE LEGAL SERVICES SHALL15
	2915	+	SUPPLY STAFF ASSISTANCE TO THE COMMITTEE AS THEY DEEM16
	2916	+	APPROPRIATE, WITHIN EXISTING APPROPRIATIONS.17
2948	2917		(2) Duties. (a) (I) T
2949	2918		HE COMMITTEE SHALL MEET AT LEAST THREE ,
2950		-	23
2951		-	BUT NO MORE THAN SIX, TIMES EACH YEAR AND AT SUCH OTHER TIMES ~~AS24~~
2952		-	IT DEEMS NECESSARY. ALL MEETINGS OF THE COMMITTEE ARE OPEN ~~TO25~~
2953		-	THE PUBLIC AND MUST BE RECORDED .26
	2919	+	18
	2920	+	BUT NO MORE THAN SIX, TIMES EACH YEAR AND AT SUCH OTHER TIMES AS19
	2921	+	IT DEEMS NECESSARY. ALL MEETINGS OF THE COMMITTEE ARE OPEN TO20
	2922	+	THE PUBLIC AND MUST BE RECORDED .21
2954	2923		(II) E
2955	2924		ACH COMMITTEE MEMBER SHALL ANNUALLY EITHER ATTEND
2956		-	27
2957		-	213
2958		-	-82- OR CALL INTO AT LEAST ONE REGULAR TASK FORCE CONCERNING1
2959		-	AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS MEETING . COMMITTEE2
2960		-	MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND SEPARATE MEETINGS AND INFORM3
2961		-	THE REST OF THE COMMITTEE ABOUT THE CURRENT WORK OF THE TASK4
2962		-	FORCE.5
2963		-	(b) T
2964		-	HE COMMITTEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OVERSIGHT OF THE
2965		-	6
2966		-	TASK FORCE CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS7
2967		-	CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-117, AND SHALL SUBMIT ANNUAL REPORTS8
2968		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(c) OF THIS SECTION TO THE GENERAL9
2969		-	ASSEMBLY REGARDING THE TASK FORCE 'S FINDINGS AND10
2970		-	RECOMMENDATIONS . IN ADDITION, THE COMMITTEE MAY RECOMMEND11
2971		-	LEGISLATIVE CHANGES THAT ARE TREATED AS BILLS RECOMMENDED BY12
2972		-	AN INTERIM LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE FOR PURPOSES OF ANY13
2973		-	INTRODUCTION DEADLINES OR BILL LIMITATIONS IMPOSED BY THE JOINT14
2974		-	RULES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY .15
	2925	+	22
	2926	+	OR CALL INTO AT LEAST ONE REGULAR TASK FORCE CONCERNING23
	2927	+	AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS MEETING . COMMITTEE24
	2928	+	MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND SEPARATE MEETINGS AND INFORM25
	2929	+	THE REST OF THE COMMITTEE ABOUT THE CURRENT WORK OF THE TASK26
	2930	+	FORCE.27
	2931	+	213
	2932	+	-67- (b) THE COMMITTEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OVERSIGHT OF THE1
	2933	+	TASK FORCE CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS2
	2934	+	CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-117, AND SHALL SUBMIT ANNUAL REPORTS3
	2935	+	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(c) OF THIS SECTION TO THE GENERAL4
	2936	+	ASSEMBLY REGARDING THE TASK FORCE 'S FINDINGS AND5
	2937	+	RECOMMENDATIONS . IN ADDITION, THE COMMITTEE MAY RECOMMEND6
	2938	+	LEGISLATIVE CHANGES THAT ARE TREATED AS BILLS RECOMMENDED BY7
	2939	+	AN INTERIM LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE FOR PURPOSES OF ANY8
	2940	+	INTRODUCTION DEADLINES OR BILL LIMITATIONS IMPOSED BY THE JOINT9
	2941	+	RULES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY .10
2975	2942		(c) (I) O
2976	2943		N OR BEFORE JANUARY 15 OF EACH YEAR, THE COMMITTEE
2977		-	16
2978		-	IS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND ~~MAKE17~~
2979		-	SUCH REPORT PUBLICLY AVAILABLE ON ITS WEBSITE ; HOWEVER, ~~DURING18~~
2980		-	ANY INTERIM IN WHICH THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HAS SUSPENDED ~~INTERIM19~~
2981		-	COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES, THE COMMITTEE IS NOT REQUIRED TO ~~SUBMIT20~~
2982		-	SUCH A REPORT. THE ANNUAL REPORT MUST BRIEFLY SUMMARIZE ~~THE21~~
2983		-	STUDY ISSUES, RECOMMENDATIONS CONSIDERED , AND ANY ~~ACTIONS22~~
2984		-	TAKEN BY THE COMMITTEE AND THE TASK FORCE DURING THE ~~PREVIOUS23~~
2985		-	YEAR.24
	2944	+	11
	2945	+	IS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND MAKE12
	2946	+	SUCH REPORT PUBLICLY AVAILABLE ON ITS WEBSITE ; HOWEVER, DURING13
	2947	+	ANY INTERIM IN WHICH THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HAS SUSPENDED INTERIM14
	2948	+	COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES, THE COMMITTEE IS NOT REQUIRED TO SUBMIT15
	2949	+	SUCH A REPORT. THE ANNUAL REPORT MUST BRIEFLY SUMMARIZE THE16
	2950	+	STUDY ISSUES, RECOMMENDATIONS CONSIDERED , AND ANY ACTIONS17
	2951	+	TAKEN BY THE COMMITTEE AND THE TASK FORCE DURING THE PREVIOUS18
	2952	+	YEAR.19
2986	2953		(II) T
2987	2954		HE REPORT MUST COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION
2988		-	25
	2955	+	20
2989	2956		24-1-117
2990		-	(9). NOTWITHSTANDING SECTION
2991		-	24-1-136 (11)(a)(I), THE26
2992		-	REQUIREMENT IN THIS SECTION TO REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY27
2993		-	213
2994		-	-83- CONTINUES INDEFINITELY.1
	2957	+	(9). NOTWITHSTANDING SECTION 24-1-117 (11)(a)(I), THE
	2958	+	21
	2959	+	REQUIREMENT IN THIS SECTION TO REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY22
	2960	+	CONTINUES INDEFINITELY.23
2995	2961		(d) A
2996	2962		S NECESSARY, THE COMMITTEE MAY REQUEST PUBLIC
2997		-	2
2998		-	TESTIMONY AND REPORTS FROM STATE AGENCIES. THE COMMITTEE3
2999		-	MUST ACCEPT LIMITED PUBLIC TESTIMONY PRIOR TO SUBMISSION OF THE4
3000		-	ANNUAL REPORT AS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2)(c)(I) OF THIS SECTION.5
	2963	+	24
	2964	+	TESTIMONY AND TESTIMONY AND REPORTS FROM STATE AGENCIES .25
3001	2965		(3) T
3002	2966		HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1, 2027.
3003		-	6
	2967	+	26
3004	2968		B
3005	2969		EFORE THE REPEAL, THIS SECTION IS SCHEDULED FOR REVIEW , ALONG
3006		-	7
3007		-	WITH SECTION 29-33-117, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 24-34-104.8
3008		-	29-33-118. Task force concerning affordable housing and9
	2970	+	27
	2971	+	213
	2972	+	-68- WITH SECTION 29-33-117, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 24-34-104.1
	2973	+	29-33-118. Task force concerning affordable housing and2
3009	2974		homelessness - creation - membership - duties. (1) Creation. T
3010	2975		HERE
3011		-	10
3012		-	IS CREATED A TASK FORCE CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING ~~AND11~~
3013		-	HOMELESSNESS, WHICH IS REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "~~TASK12~~
3014		-	FORCE". THE TASK FORCE CONSISTS OF TWENTY-FIVE MEMBERS ~~APPOINTED13~~
3015		-	AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION AND ANY STAFF ~~SUPPORT14~~
3016		-	AS PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 29-33-~~117~~.15
	2976	+	3
	2977	+	IS CREATED A TASK FORCE CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND4
	2978	+	HOMELESSNESS, WHICH IS REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "TASK5
	2979	+	FORCE". THE TASK FORCE CONSISTS OF TWENTY-FIVE MEMBERS APPOINTED6
	2980	+	AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION AND ANY STAFF SUPPORT7
	2981	+	AS PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 29-33-116.8
3017	2982		(2) Membership - terms. (a) T
3018	2983		HE FOLLOWING NINE MEMBERS
3019		-	16
3020		-	MUST BE APPOINTED ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2024:17
	2984	+	9
	2985	+	MUST BE APPOINTED ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2024:10
3021	2986		(I) T
3022	2987		HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL
3023		-	18
3024		-	AFFAIRS SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT THE DIVISION ~~OF19~~
3025		-	HOUSING;20
	2988	+	11
	2989	+	AFFAIRS SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT THE DIVISION OF12
	2990	+	HOUSING;13
3026	2991		(II) T
3027	2992		HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL
3028		-	21
3029		-	AFFAIRS SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT THE DIVISION ~~OF22~~
3030		-	~~LOCAL GOVERNMENT~~ ;23
	2993	+	14
	2994	+	AFFAIRS SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT THE DIVISION OF15
	2995	+	HOUSING'S OFFICE OF HOMELESSNESS INITIATIVES;16
3031	2996		(III) T
3032	2997		HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE COLORADO HOUSING AND
3033		-	24
3034		-	FINANCE AUTHORITY SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT ~~THE25~~
3035		-	AUTHORITY;26
	2998	+	17
	2999	+	FINANCE AUTHORITY SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT THE18
	3000	+	AUTHORITY;19
3036	3001		(IV) T
3037	3002		HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
3038		-	27
3039		-	213
3040		-	-84- CARE POLICY AND FINANCING SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT1
3041		-	THE DEPARTMENT;2
	3003	+	20
	3004	+	CARE POLICY AND FINANCING SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT21
	3005	+	THE DEPARTMENT;22
3042	3006		(V) T
3043	3007		HE COMMISSIONER OF THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
3044		-	3
3045		-	ADMINISTRATION SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER REPRESENTING ~~THE4~~
3046		-	BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ADMINISTRATION ;5
	3008	+	23
	3009	+	ADMINISTRATION SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER REPRESENTING THE24
	3010	+	BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ADMINISTRATION ;25
3047	3011		(VI) T
3048	3012		HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
3049		-	6
3050		-	CORRECTIONS SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT THE7
3051		-	DEPARTMENT;8
	3013	+	26
	3014	+	CORRECTIONS SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT THE27
	3015	+	213
	3016	+	-69- DEPARTMENT;1
3052	3017		(VII) T
3053	3018		HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
3054		-	9
3055		-	EDUCATION SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT ~~THE10~~
3056		-	DEPARTMENT;11
	3019	+	2
	3020	+	EDUCATION SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT THE3
	3021	+	DEPARTMENT;4
3057	3022		(VIII) T
3058	3023		HE GOVERNOR SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT
3059		-	12
3060		-	EITHER THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT OR ~~THE13~~
3061		-	DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES ; ~~AND14~~
	3024	+	5
	3025	+	EITHER THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT OR THE6
	3026	+	DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES ; AND7
3062	3027		(IX) T
3063	3028		HE GOVERNOR SHALL APPOINT ONE MEMBER TO REPRESENT
3064		-	15
3065		-	EITHER THE COLORADO ENERGY OFFICE OR THE OFFICE OF ~~ECONOMIC16~~
3066		-	DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE .17
	3029	+	8
	3030	+	EITHER THE COLORADO ENERGY OFFICE OR THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC9
	3031	+	DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE .10
3067	3032		(b) T
3068	3033		HE CHAIR AND VICE-CHAIR OF THE LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT
3069		-	18
3070		-	COMMITTEE CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND ~~HOMELESSNESS19~~
3071		-	CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-116, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS ~~THE20~~
	3034	+	11
	3035	+	COMMITTEE CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS12
	3036	+	CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-116, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE13
3072	3037		"
3073	3038		COMMITTEE", SHALL APPOINT SIXTEEN ADDITIONAL MEMBERS .
3074		-	21
	3039	+	14
3075	3040		C
3076	3041		OMMITTEE STAFF ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PUBLICLY ANNOUNCING
3077		-	22
3078		-	VACANCIES FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS , AND REQUESTING23
3079		-	CANDIDATES SUBMIT A LETTER OF INTEREST FOR THE SPECIFIC POSITION ,24
3080		-	SO THAT THE LETTERS OF INTEREST ARE DUE NO LATER THAN ONE WEEK25
3081		-	AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION . THE LEGISLATIVE26
3082		-	OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE , BY MAJORITY VOTE , SHALL APPROVE THE27
3083		-	213
3084		-	-85- APPOINTMENTS FOR THESE POSITIONS . THE TASK FORCE MEMBERS TO BE1
3085		-	APPOINTED PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (2)(b) INCLUDE:2
	3042	+	15
	3043	+	VACANCIES FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS , AND REQUESTING16
	3044	+	CANDIDATES SUBMIT A LETTER OF INTEREST FOR THE SPECIFIC POSITION ,17
	3045	+	SO THAT THE LETTERS OF INTEREST ARE DUE NO LATER THAN ONE WEEK18
	3046	+	AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION . THE LEGISLATIVE19
	3047	+	OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE , BY MAJORITY VOTE , SHALL APPROVE THE20
	3048	+	APPOINTMENTS FOR THESE POSITIONS . THE TASK FORCE MEMBERS TO BE21
	3049	+	APPOINTED PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (2)(b) INCLUDE:22
3086	3050		(I) O
3087	3051		NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A HOMELESS SERVICES
3088		-	3
3089		-	PROVIDER IN AN URBAN AREA;4
	3052	+	23
	3053	+	PROVIDER IN AN URBAN AREA;24
3090	3054		(II) O
3091	3055		NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A HOMELESS SERVICES
3092		-	5
3093		-	PROVIDER IN A RURAL OR RURAL RESORT AREA ;6
	3056	+	25
	3057	+	PROVIDER IN A RURAL OR RURAL RESORT AREA ;26
3094	3058		(III) O
3095	3059		NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A FOR -PROFIT DEVELOPER OF
3096		-	7
3097		-	AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOUSING ;8
	3060	+	27
	3061	+	213
	3062	+	-70- AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOUSING ;1
3098	3063		(IV) O
3099	3064		NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A NOT -FOR-PROFIT
3100		-	9
3101		-	DEVELOPER OF AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOUSING ;10
	3065	+	2
	3066	+	DEVELOPER OF AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOUSING ;3
3102	3067		(V) O
3103	3068		NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A FOR -PROFIT DEVELOPER OF
3104		-	11
3105		-	AFFORDABLE FOR-SALE HOUSING OR IS A REPRESENTATIVE OF AN12
3106		-	ASSOCIATION OF MARKET RATE HOUSING DEVELOPERS ;13
	3069	+	4
	3070	+	AFFORDABLE FOR-SALE HOUSING;5
3107	3071		(VI) O
3108	3072		NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A NOT -FOR-PROFIT
3109		-	14
3110		-	DEVELOPER OF AFFORDABLE FOR -SALE HOUSING;15
	3073	+	6
	3074	+	DEVELOPER OF AFFORDABLE FOR -SALE HOUSING;7
3111	3075		(VII) O
3112	3076		NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A PROVIDER OF SUPPORTIVE
3113		-	16
3114		-	HOUSING OR SUPPORTIVE SERVICES;17
	3077	+	8
	3078	+	HOUSING OR SUPPORTIVE SERVICES;9
3115	3079		(VIII) O
3116	3080		NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS AN OPERATOR OF
3117		-	18
3118		-	MULTIFAMILY AFFORDABLE HOUSING ;19
	3081	+	10
	3082	+	MULTIFAMILY AFFORDABLE HOUSING ;11
3119	3083		(IX) O
3120	3084		NE MEMBER FROM A LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN AN URBAN
3121		-	20
3122		-	AREA;21
	3085	+	12
	3086	+	AREA;13
3123	3087		(X) O
3124	3088		NE MEMBER FROM A LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN A RURAL AREA ;
3125		-	22
	3089	+	14
3126	3090		(XI) O
3127	3091		NE MEMBER FROM A LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN A RURAL
3128		-	23
3129		-	RESORT AREA;24
	3092	+	15
	3093	+	RESORT AREA;16
3130	3094		(XII) O
3131	3095		NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS AN AFFORDABLE HOUSING
3132		-	25
3133		-	ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION ;26
	3096	+	17
	3097	+	ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION ;18
3134	3098		(XIII) O
3135	3099		NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS EITHER A HOMELESSNESS
3136		-	27
3137		-	213
3138		-	-86- ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION OR AN ANTI -POVERTY ADVOCACY1
3139		-	ORGANIZATION;2
	3100	+	19
	3101	+	ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION OR AN ANTI -POVERTY ADVOCACY20
	3102	+	ORGANIZATION;21
3140	3103		(XIV) O
3141	3104		NE MEMBER WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE OF HOMELESSNESS
3142		-	3
3143		-	WHO IS LIVING IN PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING AT THE TIME OF ~~THEIR4~~
3144		-	APPOINTMENT;5
	3105	+	22
	3106	+	WHO IS LIVING IN PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING AT THE TIME OF THEIR23
	3107	+	APPOINTMENT;24
3145	3108		(XV) O
3146	3109		NE MEMBER WHO, AT THE TIME OF THEIR APPOINTMENT, IS
3147		-	6
3148		-	LIVING IN AFFORDABLE HOUSING THAT IS RESTRICTED TO EIGHTY7
3149		-	PERCENT OR LESS OF AREA MEDIAN INCOME ; AND8
3150		-	(XVI) O
3151		-	NE MEMBER WHO, AT THE TIME OF THEIR APPOINTMENT,
3152		-	9
3153		-	IS LIVING IN AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOUSING THAT IS RESTRICTED TO ONE10
3154		-	HUNDRED AND TWENTY PERCENT OR LESS OF AREA MEDIAN INCOME .11
	3110	+	25
	3111	+	LIVING IN AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOUSING THAT IS RESTRICTED TO EIGHTY26
	3112	+	PERCENT OR LESS OF AREA MEDIAN INCOME ; AND27
	3113	+	213
	3114	+	-71- (XVI) ONE MEMBER WHO, AT THE TIME OF THEIR APPOINTMENT,1
	3115	+	IS LIVING IN AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOUSING THAT IS RESTRICTED TO ONE2
	3116	+	HUNDRED AND TWENTY PERCENT OR LESS OF AREA MEDIAN INCOME .3
3155	3117		(c) B
3156	3118		EGINNING ON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION ,
3157		-	12
3158		-	MEMBERS APPOINTED TO THE TASK FORCE PURSUANT TO ~~SUBSECTION13~~
	3119	+	4
	3120	+	MEMBERS APPOINTED TO THE TASK FORCE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION5
3159	3121		(2)(b)
3160	3122		OF THIS SECTION SHALL SERVE NO MORE THAN THREE CONSECUTIVE
3161		-	14
3162		-	TWO-YEAR TERMS, WITH THE APPOINTING AUTHORITY 'S APPROVAL ~~FOR15~~
3163		-	EACH SPECIFIC TERM. WITH THE APPOINTING AUTHORITY'S APPROVAL, ~~A16~~
3164		-	MEMBER OF THE TASK FORCE WHO IS SERVING ON THE TASK FORCE AS ~~OF17~~
3165		-	THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION IS CONSIDERED TO BE ~~BEGINNING18~~
3166		-	THE MEMBER'S FIRST TWO-YEAR TERM.19
	3123	+	6
	3124	+	TWO-YEAR TERMS, WITH THE APPOINTING AUTHORITY 'S APPROVAL FOR7
	3125	+	EACH SPECIFIC TERM. WITH THE APPOINTING AUTHORITY'S APPROVAL, A8
	3126	+	MEMBER OF THE TASK FORCE WHO IS SERVING ON THE TASK FORCE AS OF9
	3127	+	THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION IS CONSIDERED TO BE BEGINNING10
	3128	+	THE MEMBER'S FIRST TWO-YEAR TERM.11
3167	3129		(d) (I) A
3168	3130		VACANCY OCCURRING IN A POSITION THAT IS APPOINTED
3169		-	20
3170		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS SECTION MUST BE FILLED ~~AS21~~
3171		-	SOON AS POSSIBLE BY THE INITIAL APPOINTING OFFICIAL. IN ADDITION, ~~THE22~~
3172		-	INITIAL APPOINTING OFFICIAL MAY REMOVE AND REPLACE ~~ANY23~~
3173		-	APPOINTMENT THE OFFICIAL MADE TO THE TASK FORCE MADE ~~PURSUANT24~~
3174		-	TO SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS SECTION.25
	3131	+	12
	3132	+	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS SECTION MUST BE FILLED AS13
	3133	+	SOON AS POSSIBLE BY THE INITIAL APPOINTING OFFICIAL. IN ADDITION, THE14
	3134	+	INITIAL APPOINTING OFFICIAL MAY REMOVE AND REPLACE ANY15
	3135	+	APPOINTMENT THE OFFICIAL MADE TO THE TASK FORCE MADE PURSUANT16
	3136	+	TO SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS SECTION.17
3175	3137		(II) A
3176	3138		VACANCY OCCURRING IN A POSITION FILLED BY THE CHAIR
3177		-	26
3178		-	AND VICE-CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(b) OF27
3179		-	213
3180		-	-87- THIS SECTION MUST BE FILLED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE BY THE CHAIR AND1
3181		-	VICE-CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LIMITATIONS2
3182		-	SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (2)(b) OF THIS SECTION. IN ADDITION, THE CHAIR3
3183		-	AND VICE-CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE M AY REMOVE AND REPLACE ANY4
3184		-	APPOINTMENT TO THE TASK FORCE MADE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(b)5
3185		-	OF THIS SECTION.6
	3139	+	18
	3140	+	AND VICE-CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(b) OF19
	3141	+	THIS SECTION MUST BE FILLED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE BY THE CHAIR AND20
	3142	+	VICE-CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LIMITATIONS21
	3143	+	SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (2)(b) OF THIS SECTION. IN ADDITION, THE CHAIR22
	3144	+	AND VICE-CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE M AY REMOVE AND REPLACE ANY23
	3145	+	APPOINTMENT TO THE TASK FORCE MADE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(b)24
	3146	+	OF THIS SECTION.25
3186	3147		(e) I
3187	3148		N MAKING APPOINTMENTS TO THE TASK FORCE , THE
3188		-	7
3189		-	APPOINTING AUTHORITIES SHALL ENSURE THAT THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE8
3190		-	TASK FORCE INCLUDES PERSONS WHO HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH OR9
3191		-	INTEREST IN THE STUDY AREAS OF THE TASK FORCE AS SET FORTH IN10
3192		-	SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION; PERSONS WHO REFLECT THE RACIAL,11
3193		-	ETHNIC, ECONOMIC, CULTURAL, AND GENDER DIVERSITY OF THE STATE ;12
3194		-	PERSONS REPRESENTING OF ALL AREAS OF THE STATE ; AND PERSONS WITH13
3195		-	DISABILITIES.14
	3149	+	26
	3150	+	APPOINTING AUTHORITIES SHALL ENSURE THAT THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE27
	3151	+	213
	3152	+	-72- TASK FORCE INCLUDES PERSONS WHO HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH OR1
	3153	+	INTEREST IN THE STUDY AREAS OF THE TASK FORCE AS SET FORTH IN2
	3154	+	SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION; PERSONS WHO REFLECT THE ETHNIC ,3
	3155	+	CULTURAL, AND GENDER DIVERSITY OF THE STATE ; PERSONS4
	3156	+	REPRESENTING OF ALL AREAS OF THE STATE ; AND, TO THE EXTENT5
	3157	+	PRACTICABLE, PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES.6
3196	3158		(f) (I) A
3197	3159		LL TASK FORCE MEMBERS ARE EXPECTED TO SEEK INPUT
3198		-	15
3199		-	FROM THE VARIOUS NETWORKS OR ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES OF ~~THE16~~
3200		-	BODY THEY REPRESENT , IF ANY. EVERY APPOINTING OFFICER ~~IS17~~
3201		-	ENCOURAGED TO NOMINATE A REPRESENTATIVE WHO CAN PARTICIPATE ~~IN18~~
3202		-	MAKING TASK FORCE SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT RECOMMENDATIONS , ~~YET19~~
3203		-	STILL APPROPRIATELY REPRESENT THE RELEVANT STATE AGENCY .20
	3160	+	7
	3161	+	FROM THE VARIOUS NETWORKS OR ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES OF THE8
	3162	+	BODY THEY REPRESENT , IF ANY. EVERY APPOINTING OFFICER IS9
	3163	+	ENCOURAGED TO NOMINATE A REPRESENTATIVE WHO CAN PARTICIPATE IN10
	3164	+	MAKING TASK FORCE SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT RECOMMENDATIONS , YET11
	3165	+	STILL APPROPRIATELY REPRESENT THE RELEVANT STATE AGENCY .12
3204	3166		(II) I
3205	3167		N ORDER TO ADVANCE THE WORK OF THE TASK FORCE , TASK
3206		-	21
3207		-	FORCE MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN DECISION -MAKING,22
3208		-	WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT INDIVIDUAL VOTES ON TASK FORCE23
3209		-	ISSUES ARE BASED ON SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE AND DO NOT COMMIT24
3210		-	REPRESENTATIVE AGENCIES OR ORGANIZATIONS TO ANY POSITION OR25
3211		-	ACTION. TASK FORCE MEMBERS SHALL ADHERE TO ANY AGREED UPON26
3212		-	PROCEDURAL RULES AND GUIDELINES .27
3213		-	213
3214		-	-88- (g) MEMBERS OF THE TASK FORCE SERVE WITHOUT1
3215		-	COMPENSATION. HOWEVER, MEMBERS OF THE TASK FORCE APPOINTED2
3216		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(b) OF THIS SECTION MAY RECEIVE3
3217		-	REIMBURSEMENT FOR ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES ASSOCIATED4
3218		-	WITH THEIR DUTIES ON THE TASK FORCE.5
	3168	+	13
	3169	+	FORCE MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN DECISION -MAKING,14
	3170	+	WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT INDIVIDUAL VOTES ON TASK FORCE15
	3171	+	ISSUES ARE BASED ON SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE AND DO NOT COMMIT16
	3172	+	REPRESENTATIVE AGENCIES OR ORGANIZATIONS TO ANY POSITION OR17
	3173	+	ACTION. TASK FORCE MEMBERS SHALL ADHERE TO ANY AGREED UPON18
	3174	+	PROCEDURAL RULES AND GUIDELINES .19
	3175	+	(g) M
	3176	+	EMBERS OF THE TASK FORCE SERVE WITHOUT
	3177	+	20
	3178	+	COMPENSATION. HOWEVER, MEMBERS OF THE TASK FORCE APPOINTED21
	3179	+	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(b) OF THIS SECTION MAY RECEIVE22
	3180	+	REIMBURSEMENT FOR ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES ASSOCIATED23
	3181	+	WITH THEIR DUTIES ON THE TASK FORCE.24
3219	3182		(3) Issues for study. (a) T
3220	3183		HE TASK FORCE SHALL TRACK THE
3221		-	6
3222		-	IMPLEMENTATION OF , IMPACTS OF, AND STATE EXPENDITURES7
3223		-	CONCERNING THIS ARTICLE 33 AND LEGISLATION RELATED TO THE FINAL8
3224		-	REPORT OF THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRANSFORMATIONAL TASK FORCE9
3225		-	FROM FEBRUARY 2020, AND PROPOSITION 123 AS APPROVED BY10
	3184	+	25
	3185	+	IMPLEMENTATION OF , IMPACTS OF, AND STATE EXPENDITURES26
	3186	+	CONCERNING THIS ARTICLE 33 AND LEGISLATION RELATED TO THE FINAL27
	3187	+	213
	3188	+	-73- REPORT OF THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRANSFORMATIONAL TASK FORCE1
	3189	+	FROM FEBRUARY 2020, AND PROPOSITION 123 AS APPROVED BY2
3226	3190		C
3227	3191		OLORADO VOTERS DURING THE 2022 GENERAL ELECTION.
3228		-	11
	3192	+	3
3229	3193		(b) T
3230	3194		HE TASK FORCE SHALL EVALUATE , REVIEW, AND MAKE
3231		-	12
3232		-	RECOMMENDATIONS ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING~~, HOME OWNERSHIP, AND13~~
3233		-	~~HOMELESSNESS~~ POLICIES.14
	3195	+	4
	3196	+	RECOMMENDATIONS ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS5
	3197	+	POLICIES.6
3234	3198		(c) I
3235	3199		N EVALUATING THE ISSUES SET FORTH IN SUBSECTION (3)(b)
3236		-	15
3237		-	OF THIS SECTION, THE TASK FORCE SHALL SPECIFICALLY CONSIDER ~~THE16~~
3238		-	FOLLOWING RELATED ISSUES, INCLUDING:17
	3200	+	7
	3201	+	OF THIS SECTION, THE TASK FORCE SHALL SPECIFICALLY CONSIDER THE8
	3202	+	FOLLOWING RELATED ISSUES, INCLUDING:9
3239	3203		(I) S
3240	3204		TATEWIDE HOUSING NEEDS AND GAPS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE
3241		-	18
3242		-	STATE, REGIONAL, AND HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT REQUIRED ~~IN19~~
3243		-	SECTION 29-33-104, INCLUDING ANY LOCAL, REGIONAL, OR STATE ~~PLANS20~~
3244		-	DERIVED FROM THESE ASSESSMENTS ;21
	3205	+	10
	3206	+	STATE, REGIONAL, AND HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT REQUIRED IN11
	3207	+	SECTION 29-33-104, INCLUDING ANY LOCAL, REGIONAL, OR STATE PLANS12
	3208	+	DERIVED FROM THESE ASSESSMENTS ;13
3245	3209		(II) B
3246	3210		EST PRACTICES FOR AND BARRIERS TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING
3247		-	22
3248		-	PRODUCTION AND PRESERVATION INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT AND23
3249		-	LONG-TERM AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES AND DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION24
3250		-	STRATEGIES AS DESCRIBED IN SECTIONS 29-33-106 AND 29-33-107;25
3251		-	(III) BEST PRACTICES FOR INCREASING FIRST -TIME HOME26
3252		-	OWNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE BEEN27
3253		-	213
3254		-	-89- HISTORICALLY EXCLUDED FROM HOME OWNERSHIP AND ITS ASSOCIATED1
3255		-	WEALTH GAINS;2
3256		-	(IV) BEST PRACTICES FOR STABILIZING CURRENTLY HOUSED3
3257		-	INDIVIDUALS AT RISK OF ENTERING HOMELESSNESS ;4
3258		-	(V) STATEWIDE HOMELESSNESS ANALYSIS AS CONDUCTED BY A5
3259		-	CONTRACTOR SELECTED BY THE OFFICE OF HOMELESS INITIATIVES WITHIN6
3260		-	THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ;7
3261		-	(VI) BEST PRACTICES FOR RESOLVING AND PREVENTING8
3262		-	HOMELESSNESS;9
3263		-	(VII) THE ADMINISTRATION BY THE DIVISION OF HOUSING WITHIN10
3264		-	THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS AND THE COLORADO HOUSING AND11
3265		-	FINANCE AUTHORITY OF STATE AND FEDERAL FUNDS RELATED TO12
3266		-	HOUSING;13
3267		-	(VIII) THE IMPACT OF HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS ON STATE14
3268		-	AGENCIES; 15
3269		-	(IX) THE IMPACT AND PROGRESS OF ANY LAND USE REFORMS ,16
3270		-	INCLUDING THOSE IN THIS SECTION, ON HOUSING AVAILABILITY, HOME17
3271		-	OWNERSHIP, AND AFFORDABILITY INCLUDING REVIEW AND RESPONSE TO18
3272		-	ANY RECOMMENDATIONS , ANALYSES, ASSESSMENTS, REPORTS, AND PLANS19
3273		-	THAT ARE RELEASED BY THE MULTI -AGENCY COMMITTEE CREATED IN20
3274		-	SECTION 29-33-103 AND USED TO IMPLEMENT LONG -TERM AND21
3275		-	DEVELOPMENT AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES AND DISPLACEMENT22
3276		-	MITIGATION STRATEGIES; AND23
3277		-	(X) A SUMMARY OF ALL EXEMPTION REQUESTS TO AND24
3278		-	RESPONSES FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS FROM ANY25
3279		-	REQUIREMENTS OF THIS ARTICLE 33.26
	3211	+	14
	3212	+	PRODUCTION AND PRESERVATION INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT AND15
	3213	+	LONG-TERM AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES AND DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION16
	3214	+	MEASURES AS DESCRIBED IN SECTIONS 29-33-106 AND 29-33-107;17
	3215	+	(III) B
	3216	+	EST PRACTICES FOR STABILIZING CURRENTLY HOUSED
	3217	+	18
	3218	+	INDIVIDUALS AT RISK OF ENTERING HOMELESSNESS ;19
	3219	+	(IV) S
	3220	+	TATEWIDE HOMELESSNESS ANALYSIS AS CONDUCTED BY A
	3221	+	20
	3222	+	CONTRACTOR SELECTED BY THE OFFICE OF HOMELESS INITIATIVES WITHIN21
	3223	+	THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ;22
	3224	+	(V) B
	3225	+	EST PRACTICES FOR RESOLVING AND PREVENTING
	3226	+	23
	3227	+	HOMELESSNESS;24
	3228	+	(VI) T
	3229	+	HE ADMINISTRATION BY THE DIVISION OF HOUSING WITHIN
	3230	+	25
	3231	+	THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS AND THE COLORADO HOUSING AND26
	3232	+	FINANCE AUTHORITY OF STATE AND FEDERAL FUNDS RELATED TO27
	3233	+	213
	3234	+	-74- HOUSING;1
	3235	+	(VII) T
	3236	+	HE IMPACT OF HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS ON STATE
	3237	+	2
	3238	+	AGENCIES; AND3
	3239	+	(VIII) T
	3240	+	HE IMPACT AND PROGRESS OF ANY LAND USE REFORMS ,
	3241	+	4
	3242	+	INCLUDING THOSE IN THIS SECTION , ON HOUSING AVAILABILITY AND5
	3243	+	AFFORDABILITY INCLUDING REVIEW AND RESPONSE TO ANY6
	3244	+	RECOMMENDATIONS , ANALYSES, ASSESSMENTS, AND PLANS THAT ARE7
	3245	+	RELEASED BY THE MULTI -AGENCY COMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION8
	3246	+	29-33-103
	3247	+	AND USED TO IMPLEMENT LONG -TERM AND DEVELOPMENT
	3248	+	9
	3249	+	AFFORDABILITY STRATEGIES AND DISPLACEMENT MITIGATION MEASURES . 10
3280	3250		(d) T
3281	3251		HE REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH IN THIS SUBSECTION (3) DO NOT
3282		-	27
3283		-	213
3284		-	-90- PROHIBIT THE TASK FORCE, AT ANY TIME DURING ITS EXISTENCE, FROM1
3285		-	REQUESTING PERMISSION FROM THE COMMITTEE TO STUDY , PRESENT2
3286		-	FINDINGS, AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS ON ANY ISSUE RELATED TO THE3
3287		-	SCOPE OF THE TASK FORCE AND OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE .4
	3252	+	11
	3253	+	PROHIBIT THE TASK FORCE, AT ANY TIME DURING ITS EXISTENCE, FROM12
	3254	+	REQUESTING PERMISSION FROM THE COMMITTEE TO STUDY , PRESENT13
	3255	+	FINDINGS, AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS ON ANY ISSUE RELATED TO THE14
	3256	+	SCOPE OF THE TASK FORCE AND OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE .15
3288	3257		(e) A
3289	3258		S NECESSARY, THE TASK FORCE MAY REQUEST TESTIMONY
3290		-	5
3291		-	AND REPORTS FROM STATE AGENCIES AND THE MULTI -~~AGENCY COMMITTEE6~~
3292		-	~~AND SUBCOMMITTEES~~ CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103, AS APPROVED ~~BY7~~
3293		-	~~THE~~ COMMITTEE.8
	3259	+	16
	3260	+	AND REPORTS FROM STATE AGENCIES AND THE MULTI -AGENCY17
	3261	+	COMMITTEES CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-103, AS APPROVED BY THE18
	3262	+	COMMITTEE.19
3294	3263		(4) Additional duties of the task force. T
3295	3264		HE TASK FORCE SHALL
3296		-	9
3297		-	ANNUALLY DELIVER POLICY AND LEGISLATIVE ~~RECOMME NDATIONS~~ TO ~~THE10~~
3298		-	COMMITTEE PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION . IN ADDITION, THE TASK ~~FORCE11~~
3299		-	SHALL:12
	3265	+	20
	3266	+	ANNUALLY DELIVER POLICY AND LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE21
	3267	+	COMMITTEE PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION . IN ADDITION, THE TASK FORCE22
	3268	+	SHALL:23
3300	3269		(a) O
3301	3270		N OR BEFORE AUGUST 1 OF EACH YEAR, SELECT A CHAIR AND
3302		-	13
3303		-	VICE-CHAIR FROM AMONG ITS MEMBERS ;14
	3271	+	24
	3272	+	VICE-CHAIR FROM AMONG ITS MEMBERS ;25
3304	3273		(b) M
3305	3274		EET AT LEAST SIX TIMES EACH YEAR, OR MORE OFTEN AS
3306		-	15
3307		-	DIRECTED BY THE CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE , AND SUCH MEETINGS MUST16
3308		-	BE BOTH OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND RECORDED ;17
	3275	+	26
	3276	+	DIRECTED BY THE CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE , AND SUCH MEETINGS MUST27
	3277	+	213
	3278	+	-75- BE BOTH OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND RECORDED ;1
3309	3279		(c) E
3310	3280		STABLISH ORGANIZATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL RULES FOR THE
3311		-	18
3312		-	OPERATION OF THE TASK FORCE AND FOR COLLABORATION WITH ~~THE19~~
3313		-	COMMITTEE;20
	3281	+	2
	3282	+	OPERATION OF THE TASK FORCE AND FOR COLLABORATION WITH THE3
	3283	+	COMMITTEE;4
3314	3284		(d) D
3315	3285		ESIGNATE SPECIFIC TASK FORCE MEMBERS RESPONSIBLE FOR
3316		-	21
3317		-	COLLABORATING WITH AND OBTAINING INPUT FROM OTHER GROUPS ,22
3318		-	COMMUNITIES, TASK FORCES, OR STATEWIDE INITIATIVES THAT23
3319		-	COMPLEMENT OR RELATE TO THE TASK FORCE 'S IDENTIFIED AREAS OF24
3320		-	STUDY;25
	3286	+	5
	3287	+	COLLABORATING WITH AND OBTAINING INPUT FROM OTHER GROUPS , TASK6
	3288	+	FORCES, OR STATEWIDE INITIATIVES THAT COMPLEMENT OR RELATE TO7
	3289	+	THE TASK FORCE'S IDENTIFIED AREAS OF STUDY;8
3321	3290		(e) C
3322	3291		REATE NO MORE THAN THREE SUBCOMMITTEES AS NEEDED TO
3323		-	26
3324		-	CARRY OUT THE DUTIES OF THE TASK FORCE . THE SUBCOMMITTEES MAY27
3325		-	213
3326		-	-91- CONSIST, IN PART, OF PERSONS WHO ARE NOT MEMBERS OF THE TASK1
3327		-	FORCE. SUCH PERSONS MAY VOTE ON ISSUES BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE2
3328		-	BUT ARE NOT ENTITLED TO A VOTE AT TASK FORCE MEETINGS .3
	3292	+	9
	3293	+	CARRY OUT THE DUTIES OF THE TASK FORCE . THE SUBCOMMITTEES MAY10
	3294	+	CONSIST, IN PART, OF PERSONS WHO ARE NOT MEMBERS OF THE TASK11
	3295	+	FORCE. SUCH PERSONS MAY VOTE ON ISSUES BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE12
	3296	+	BUT ARE NOT ENTITLED TO A VOTE AT TASK FORCE MEETINGS .13
3329	3297		(f) S
3330	3298		TUDY THE IMPLEMENTATION OF COMMITTEE LEGISLATION
3331		-	4
3332		-	PASSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ;5
	3299	+	14
	3300	+	PASSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ;15
3333	3301		(g) U
3334	3302		PON REQUEST BY A COMMITTEE MEMBER , PROVIDE
3335		-	6
3336		-	EVIDENCE-BASED FEEDBACK ON THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS ~~OR7~~
3337		-	CONSEQUENCES OF A LEGISLATIVE OR OTHER POLICY PROPOSAL ~~NOT8~~
3338		-	DIRECTLY AFFILIATED WITH OR GENERATED BY THE TASK FORCE . ~~THE9~~
3339		-	FEEDBACK MUST BE DELIVERED WITHIN TWO WEEKS TO THE ~~ENTIRE10~~
3340		-	COMMITTEE AND REMAIN AS CONCISE AS POSSIBLE WHILE CAPTURING ~~ANY11~~
3341		-	AVAILABLE EVIDENCE. IF THE TASK FORCE CANNOT IDENTIFY EVIDENCE ~~TO12~~
3342		-	EFFECTIVELY INFORM A RESPONSE, THE FEEDBACK WILL INDICATE A ~~LACK13~~
3343		-	OF EVIDENCE AND REPORT ON ANY ACTIONS TAKEN .14
	3303	+	16
	3304	+	EVIDENCE-BASED FEEDBACK ON THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS OR17
	3305	+	CONSEQUENCES OF A LEGISLATIVE OR OTHER POLICY PROPOSAL NOT18
	3306	+	DIRECTLY AFFILIATED WITH OR GENERATED BY THE TASK FORCE . THE19
	3307	+	FEEDBACK MUST BE DELIVERED WITHIN TWO WEEKS TO THE ENTIRE20
	3308	+	COMMITTEE AND REMAIN AS CONCISE AS POSSIBLE WHILE CAPTURING ANY21
	3309	+	AVAILABLE EVIDENCE. IF THE TASK FORCE CANNOT IDENTIFY EVIDENCE TO22
	3310	+	EFFECTIVELY INFORM A RESPONSE, THE FEEDBACK WILL INDICATE A LACK23
	3311	+	OF EVIDENCE AND REPORT ON ANY ACTIONS TAKEN .24
3344	3312		(h) (I) O
3345	3313		N OR BEFORE AUGUST 1 OF EACH YEAR, PREPARE AND
3346		-	15
3347		-	SUBMIT TO THE COMMITTEE, A REPORT THAT, AT A MINIMUM, INCLUDES:16
	3314	+	25
	3315	+	SUBMIT TO THE COMMITTEE, A REPORT THAT, AT A MINIMUM, INCLUDES:26
3348	3316		(A) I
3349	3317		SSUES STUDIED BY THE TASK FORCE , AS WELL AS FINDINGS
3350		-	17
3351		-	FOR LEGISLATIVE OR OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS ;18
	3318	+	27
	3319	+	213
	3320	+	-76- FOR LEGISLATIVE OR OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS ;1
3352	3321		(B) L
3353	3322		EGISLATIVE OR POLICY PROPOSALS OF THE TASK FORCE THAT
3354		-	19
3355		-	IDENTIFY THE POLICY ISSUES INVOLVED, THE AGENCIES RESPONSIBLE ~~FOR20~~
3356		-	THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CHANGES , AND THE FUNDING ~~SOURCES21~~
3357		-	REQUIRED FOR IMPLEMENTATION ;22
	3323	+	2
	3324	+	IDENTIFY THE POLICY ISSUES INVOLVED, THE AGENCIES RESPONSIBLE FOR3
	3325	+	THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CHANGES , AND THE FUNDING SOURCES4
	3326	+	REQUIRED FOR IMPLEMENTATION ;5
3358	3327		(C) A
3359	3328		SUMMARY OF TASK FORCE MEETING ACTIVITIES AND
3360		-	23
3361		-	DISCUSSIONS;24
	3329	+	6
	3330	+	DISCUSSIONS;7
3362	3331		(D) A
3363	3332		NY EVIDENCE-BASED FEEDBACK PROVIDED TO THE
3364		-	25
3365		-	COMMITTEE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (4)(g) OF THIS SECTION; 26
	3333	+	8
	3334	+	COMMITTEE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (4)(g) OF THIS SECTION; AND9
3366	3335		(E) A
3367	3336		SUMMARY OF EFFORTS MADE TO COMMUNICATE ,
3368		-	27
3369		-	213
3370		-	-92- COLLABORATE, OR COORDINATE WITH OTHER GROUPS , TASK FORCES, OR1
3371		-	STATE INITIATIVES; AND2
3372		-	(F) A SUMMARY OF EFFORTS IMPLEMENTED TO ADDRESS3
3373		-	DISPARITIES IN ACCESSING HOUSING, AFFORDABLE HOUSING, OR HOME4
3374		-	OWNERSHIP IN LEGISLATIVE AND POLICY PROPOSALS BROUGHT FORWARD5
3375		-	BY THE TASK FORCE.6
	3337	+	10
	3338	+	COLLABORATE, OR COORDINATE WITH OTHER GROUPS , TASK FORCES, OR11
	3339	+	STATE INITIATIVES.12
3376	3340		(II) T
3377	3341		HE TASK FORCE MAY POST THE REPORT ON THE COMMITTEE 'S
3378		-	7
3379		-	WEBSITE.8
	3342	+	13
	3343	+	WEBSITE.14
3380	3344		(5) Coordination. T
3381	3345		HE TASK FORCE MAY WORK WITH OTHER
3382		-	9
3383		-	GROUPS, TASK FORCES, OR STATEWIDE INITIATIVES THAT ARE ~~PURSUING10~~
3384		-	ISSUES AND POLICY INITIATIVES SIMILAR TO THOSE ADDRESSED ~~IN11~~
3385		-	SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION. THE TASK FORCE MAY ~~DEVELOP12~~
3386		-	RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER TASK FORCES , COMMITTEES, ~~AND13~~
3387		-	ORGANIZATIONS TO LEVERAGE EFFICIENT POLICY -MAKING ~~OPPORTUNITIES14~~
3388		-	THROUGH COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS .15
	3346	+	15
	3347	+	GROUPS, TASK FORCES, OR STATEWIDE INITIATIVES THAT ARE PURSUING16
	3348	+	ISSUES AND POLICY INITIATIVES SIMILAR TO THOSE ADDRESSED IN17
	3349	+	SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION. THE TASK FORCE MAY DEVELOP18
	3350	+	RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER TASK FORCES , COMMITTEES, AND19
	3351	+	ORGANIZATIONS TO LEVERAGE EFFICIENT POLICY -MAKING OPPORTUNITIES20
	3352	+	THROUGH COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS .21
3389	3353		(6) N
3390	3354		OTWITHSTANDING ANY PROVISION OF THIS SECTION , THE
3391		-	16
3392		-	TASK FORCE IS NOT REQUIRED TO MEET , SUBMIT ANNUAL POLICY ~~AND17~~
3393		-	LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS , OR SUBMIT AN ANNUAL REPORT TO ~~THE18~~
3394		-	COMMITTEE DURING ANY INTERIM IN WHICH THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ~~HAS19~~
3395		-	SUSPENDED INTERIM COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES .20
	3355	+	22
	3356	+	TASK FORCE IS NOT REQUIRED TO MEET , SUBMIT ANNUAL POLICY AND23
	3357	+	LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS , OR SUBMIT AN ANNUAL REPORT TO THE24
	3358	+	COMMITTEE DURING ANY INTERIM IN WHICH THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HAS25
	3359	+	SUSPENDED INTERIM COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES .26
3396	3360		(7) T
3397	3361		HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1, 2027.
3398		-	21
3399		-	B
3400		-	EFORE THE REPEAL, THIS SECTION IS SCHEDULED FOR REVIEW ALONG
3401		-	22
3402		-	WITH SECTION 29-33-116 IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 24-34-104.23
3403		-	PART 224
3404		-	ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS25
3405		-	29-33-201. Legislative declaration. (1) (a) THE GENERAL26
3406		-	ASSEMBLY HEREBY FINDS, DETERMINES, AND DECLARES THAT:27
3407		-	213
3408		-	-93- (I) LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAND USE DECISIONS CAN LIMIT1
3409		-	ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT DEVELOPMENT ;2
3410		-	(II) HOUSING SUPPLY IMPACTS HOUSING AFFORDABILITY ;3
3411		-	(III) HOUSING PRICES ARE TYPICALLY HIGHER WHEN HOUSING4
3412		-	SUPPLY IS RESTRICTED BY LOCAL LAND USE REGULATIONS IN A5
3413		-	METROPOLITAN REGION, ACCORDING TO STUDIES SUCH AS THE NATIONAL6
3414		-	BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH WORKING PAPERS "REGULATION AND7
3415		-	HOUSING SUPPLY", "THE IMPACT OF ZONING ON HOUSING8
3416		-	AFFORDABILITY", AND "THE IMPACT OF LOCAL RESIDENTIAL LAND USE9
3417		-	RESTRICTIONS ON LAND VALUES ACROSS AND WITHIN SINGLE FAMILY10
3418		-	HOUSING MARKETS". INCREASING HOUSING SUPPLY MODERATES PRICE11
3419		-	INCREASES AND IMPROVES HOUSING AFFORDABILITY ACROSS ALL12
3420		-	INCOMES, ACCORDING TO STUDIES SUCH AS "THE ECONOMIC13
3421		-	IMPLICATIONS OF HOUSING SUPPLY", IN THE JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC14
3422		-	PERSPECTIVES, AND "SUPPLY SKEPTICISM: HOUSING SUPPLY AND15
3423		-	AFFORDABILITY", IN THE JOURNAL OF HOUSING POLICY DEBATE.16
3424		-	(IV) MORE PERMISSIVE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACCESSORY17
3425		-	DWELLING UNIT REGULATIONS CAN HELP INCREASE HOUSING SUPPLY AND18
3426		-	STABILIZE HOUSING COSTS;19
3427		-	(V) ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS OFFER A WAY TO PROVIDE20
3428		-	COMPACT, RELATIVELY AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN ESTABLISHED21
3429		-	NEIGHBORHOODS WITH MINIMAL IMPACTS TO THE INFRASTRUCTURE AND22
3430		-	ALSO SUPPLY NEW HOUSING WITHOUT ADDED NEW DISPERSED23
3431		-	LOW-DENSITY HOUSING;24
3432		-	(VI) RELATIVE TO DISPERSED LOW-DENSITY DEVELOPMENT,25
3433		-	COMPACT INFILL DEVELOPMENT, INCLUDING ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT26
3434		-	DEVELOPMENT, REDUCES WATER USE, GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS,27
3435		-	213
3436		-	-94- INFRASTRUCTURE COSTS, AND HOUSEHOLD ENERGY AND TRANSPORTATION1
3437		-	COSTS;2
3438		-	(VII) ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS PROVIDE FINANCIAL BENEFITS3
3439		-	TO HOMEOWNERS;4
3440		-	(VIII) ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS GENERATE RENTAL INCOME TO5
3441		-	HELP HOMEOWNERS COVER MORTGAGE PAYMENTS OR OTHER COSTS ,6
3442		-	WHICH CAN BE IMPORTANT FOR OLDER HOMEOWNERS ON FIXED INCOMES;7
3443		-	(IX) ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS CAN PROVIDE FAMILIES WITH8
3444		-	OPTIONS FOR INTERGENERATIONAL LIVING ARRANGEMENTS THAT ENABLE9
3445		-	CHILD OR ELDER CARE AND AGING IN PLACE ; AND10
3446		-	(X) ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS USE SIGNIFICANTLY LESS11
3447		-	ENERGY FOR HEATING AND COOLING THAN SINGLE -UNIT DETACHED12
3448		-	DWELLINGS BECAUSE OF THEIR SMALLER SIZE , WHICH REDUCES13
3449		-	HOUSEHOLD ENERGY COSTS AND GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS .14
3450		-	(b) THEREFORE, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DECLARES THAT THE15
3451		-	INCREASED SUPPLY OF HOUSING THROUGH ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS16
3452		-	IS A MATTER OF MIXED STATEWIDE AND LOCAL CONCERN .17
3453		-	29-33-202. Definitions. AS USED IN THIS PART 2, UNLESS THE18
3454		-	CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :19
3455		-	(1) "ELIGIBLE PARCEL" MEANS A PARCEL, EXCLUDING A STANDARD20
3456		-	EXEMPT PARCEL, ON WHICH A SINGLE-UNIT DETACHED DWELLING IS21
3457		-	ALLOWED AS A USE BY RIGHT.22
3458		-	(2) "MINIMUM STANDARDS" MEANS THE MINIMUM STANDARDS23
3459		-	ESTABLISHED IN SECTION 29-33-205.24
3460		-	(3) "MODEL CODE" MEANS THE MODEL CODE PROMULGATED BY25
3461		-	THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS26
3462		-	PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-204.27
3463		-	213
3464		-	-95- (4) "SUBJECT JURISDICTION" MEANS AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY.1
3465		-	29-33-203. Applicability - exemptions. (1) THE REQUIREMENTS2
3466		-	OF THIS PART 2 APPLY ONLY IN A SUBJECT JURISDICTION.3
3467		-	(2) UNLESS A SUBJECT JURISDICTION DECIDES OTHERWISE, LOCAL4
3468		-	LAWS ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THIS PART 2 ONLY APPLY TO PARCELS THAT5
3469		-	ARE NOT STANDARD EXEMPT PARCELS .6
3470		-	29-33-204. Model code. (1) (a) NO LATER THAN JUNE 30, 2024,7
3471		-	THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL8
3472		-	PROMULGATE AN ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT MODEL CODE .9
3473		-	(b) THE MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY CO MMITTEE SHALL PROVIDE10
3474		-	RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT11
3475		-	OF LOCAL AFFAIRS CONCERNING THE MODEL CODE .12
3476		-	(2) IN DEVELOPING RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING THE MODEL13
3477		-	CODE, THE MULTI-AGENCY COMMITTEE SHALL :14
3478		-	(a) PROVIDE PUBLIC NOTICE AND HOLD AT LEAST TWO PUBLIC15
3479		-	MEETINGS AT WHICH MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO16
3480		-	COMMENT ON THE MODEL CODE ;17
3481		-	(b) ALLOW THE SUBMISSION OF WRITTEN COMMENTS ON THE18
3482		-	MODEL CODE;19
3483		-	(c) CONDUCT OUTREACH TO AND SOLICIT FEEDBACK FROM LOCAL20
3484		-	GOVERNMENTS AND REGIONAL PLANNING AGENCIES ; AND21
3485		-	(d) CONSULT WITH EXPERTS IN DISABILITY RIGHTS, RACIAL EQUITY22
3486		-	AND HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION, AFFORDABLE HOUSING, FAIR HOUSING,23
3487		-	PLANNING, ZONING, AND RELATED FIELDS.24
3488		-	(3) THE MODEL CODE MUST, AT A MINIMUM:25
3489		-	(a) ALLOW ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS AS A USE BY RIGHT AS AN26
3490		-	ACCESSORY USE TO A SINGLE-UNIT DETACHED DWELLING IN ANY PART OF27
3491		-	213
3492		-	-96- THE MUNICIPALITY WHERE THE MUNICIPALITY ALLOWS SINGLE-UNIT1
3493		-	DETACHED DWELLINGS AS A USE BY RIGHT ; AND2
3494		-	(b) ESTABLISH OBJECTIVE STANDARDS FOR ALL OF THE ELEMENTS3
3495		-	ADDRESSED IN THE MINIMUM STANDARDS .4
3496		-	(4) THE MODEL CODE MUST INCLUDE A REQUIREMENT THAT5
3497		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTIONS MAY NOT REQUIRE NEW OFF-STREET VEHICLE6
3498		-	PARKING IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OR PERMITTING OF AN7
3499		-	ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT.8
3500		-	29-33-205. Minimum standards. (1) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY9
3501		-	LOCAL LAW TO THE CONTRARY, A SUBJECT JURISDICTION THAT DOES NOT10
3502		-	ADOPT THE MODEL CODE SHALL :11
3503		-	(a) ALLOW ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS AS A USE BY RIGHT AS AN12
3504		-	ACCESSORY USE TO A SINGLE-UNIT DETACHED DWELLING IN ANY PART OF13
3505		-	THE MUNICIPALITY WHERE THE MUNICIPALITY ALLOWS SINGLE-UNIT14
3506		-	DETACHED DWELLINGS AS A USE BY RIGHT ;15
3507		-	(b) ONLY ADOPT OR ENFORCE LOCAL LAWS CONCERNING16
3508		-	ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT LAND USE THAT USE OBJECTIVE STANDARDS17
3509		-	AND OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES;18
3510		-	(c) ALLOW ADDITIONS TO, OR THE CONVERSION OF, AN EXISTING19
3511		-	SINGLE-UNIT DETACHED DWELLING TO CREATE AN ACCESSORY DWELLING20
3512		-	UNIT SO LONG AS THE ADDITION OR CONVERSION DOES NOT INCREASE21
3513		-	NONCONFORMANCE WITH APPLICABLE OBJECTIVE STANDARDS, UNLESS22
3514		-	LOCAL LAWS ALLOW FOR SUCH AN INCREASE IN NONCONFORMANCE ; AND23
3515		-	(d) ALLOW ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT SIZES BETWEEN FIVE24
3516		-	HUNDRED AND EIGHT HUNDRED SQUARE FEET. SUBJECT JURISDICTIONS25
3517		-	MAY ADDITIONALLY PERMIT SMALLER OR LARGER ACCESSORY DWELLING26
3518		-	UNITS AT THEIR DISCRETION.27
3519		-	213
3520		-	-97- (2) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY LOCAL LAW TO THE CONTRARY , A1
3521		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTION THAT DOES NOT ADOPT THE MODEL CODE SHALL2
3522		-	NOT:3
3523		-	(a) APPLY STANDARDS CONCERNING ARCHITECTURAL STYLE,4
3524		-	BUILDING MATERIALS, OR LANDSCAPING THAT ARE MORE RESTRICTIVE5
3525		-	THAN THE STANDARDS THAT THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION APPLIES TO A6
3526		-	SINGLE-UNIT DETACHED DWELLING IN THE SAME ZONING DISTRICT ;7
3527		-	(b) IMPOSE A REQUIREMENT ON AN ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT8
3528		-	THAT IS CONTINGENT UPON THE PRIMARY RESIDENCE ON THE SAME LOT9
3529		-	BEING OWNER-OCCUPIED;10
3530		-	(c) AMEND, DEVELOP, OR INTERPRET A LOCAL LAW APPLICABLE TO11
3531		-	AN ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT IN A MANNER THAT INTERFERES WITH THE12
3532		-	INTENT OF THIS PART 2;13
3533		-	(d) REQUIRE NEW OFF-STREET VEHICLE PARKING IN CONNECTION14
3534		-	WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OR THE PERMITTING OF AN ACCESSORY15
3535		-	DWELLING UNIT; OR16
3536		-	(e) REQUIRE SIDE OR REAR SETBACKS FOR AN ACCESSORY17
3537		-	DWELLING UNIT GREATER THAN THE MINIMUM SIDE SETBACK REQUIRED18
3538		-	FOR A SINGLE-UNIT DETACHED DWELLING OR THE SETBACK REQUIRED FOR19
3539		-	OTHER ACCESSORY BUILDINGS IN THE SAME ZONING DISTRICT, UNLESS20
3540		-	SUCH A SETBACK IS NECESSARY TO COMPLY WITH PUBLIC HEALTH OR21
3541		-	SAFETY STANDARDS.22
3542		-	(3) THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY PROMULGATE RULES23
3543		-	AS IT DEEMS NECESSARY TO UPDATE THE MINIMUM STANDARDS OR MODEL24
3544		-	CODE, UTILIZING A PUBLIC HEARING AND COMMENT PROCESS .25
3545		-	29-33-206. Adoption of model codes - satisfaction of minimum26
3546		-	standards - reporting. (1) NO LATER THAN JUNE 30, 2025, A SUBJECT27
3547		-	213
3548		-	-98- JURISDICTION SHALL EITHER:1
3549		-	(a) ADOPT LOCAL LAWS CONCERNING ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS2
3550		-	THAT SATISFY THE MINIMUM STANDARDS ESTABLISHED IN SECTION3
3551		-	29-33-205; OR4
3552		-	(b) ADOPT THE MODEL CODE.5
3553		-	(2) IF A SUBJECT JURISDICTION DOES NOT SATISFY THE6
3554		-	REQUIREMENT OF SUBSECTION (1) OF THIS SECTION BEFORE DECEMBER 31,7
3555		-	2025, THE MODEL CODE GOES INTO EFFECT IMMEDIATELY FOR ALL8
3556		-	ELIGIBLE PARCELS AND THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL NOT DENY OR9
3557		-	CONDITION APPROVAL OF AN APPLICATION FOR AN ACCESSORY DWELLING10
3558		-	UNIT ON ANY ELIGIBLE PARCEL ON ANY BASIS THAT IS INCONSISTENT WITH11
3559		-	THE MODEL CODE, AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 29-33-303, IN THE SUBJECT12
3560		-	JURISDICTION AND REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL13
3561		-	AFFAIRS DETERMINES THAT THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION HAS ADOPTED14
3562		-	LAWS THAT COMPLY WITH THE MINIMUM STANDARDS .15
3563		-	(3) IF A SUBJECT JURISDICTION ADOPTS THE MODEL CODE OR THE16
3564		-	MODEL CODE IS OTHERWISE IN EFFECT FOR A SUBJECT JURISDICTION17
3565		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION, THE SUBJECT18
3566		-	JURISDICTION'S ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT DECISIONS SHALL BE19
3567		-	CONSISTENT WITH THE MODEL CODE AND THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION20
3568		-	SHALL:21
3569		-	(a) USE OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES TO DETERMINE WHETHER AN22
3570		-	ACCESSORY DWELLING PROJECT SATISFIES THE MODEL CODE AND APPROVE23
3571		-	SUCH A PROJECT IF IT SATISFIES THE MODEL CODE; AND24
3572		-	(b) NOT ADOPT, ENACT, OR ENFORCE ANY LOCAL LAWS THAT25
3573		-	CONTRAVENE THE MODEL CODE .26
3574		-	(4) A SUBJECT JURISDICTION THAT ALREADY HAS LOCAL LAWS IN27
3575		-	213
3576		-	-99- EFFECT THAT MEET THE MINIMUM STANDARDS ESTABLISHED IN SECTION1
3577		-	29-33-205 NEED NOT UPDATE THEIR LOCAL LAWS, AND MAY SUBMIT2
3578		-	EVIDENCE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS DEMONSTRATING SUCH3
3579		-	COMPLIANCE.4
3580		-	(5) (a) NO LATER THAN JUNE 30, 2024, A SUBJECT JURISDICTION5
3581		-	MAY NOTIFY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS THAT AN EXEMPTION OR6
3582		-	AN EXTENSION IS NECESSARY FROM THE REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION7
3583		-	(1) OF THIS SECTION.8
3584		-	(b) THE NOTICE MUST DEMONSTRATE THAT THE WATER , SEWER,9
3585		-	WASTEWATER, OR STORMWATER SERVICES ARE CURRENTLY DEFICIENT IN10
3586		-	SPECIFIC GEOGRAPHIC AREAS OF THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION OR IN THE11
3587		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTION AS A WHOLE, OR THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION12
3588		-	EXPECTS SUCH SERVICES TO BECOME DEFICIENT IN THE NEXT FIVE YEARS.13
3589		-	AS USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (5)(b), "DEFICIENT" MEANS, IN REFERENCE14
3590		-	TO THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION'S WATER SUPPLY MASTER PLAN, WATER15
3591		-	DISTRIBUTION AND WASTEWATER COLLECTION MASTER PLAN ,16
3592		-	WASTEWATER MASTER PLAN , OR STORMWATER MASTER PLAN, IF17
3593		-	APPLICABLE, ISSUES CONCERNING:18
3594		-	(I) WATER SUPPLY;19
3595		-	(II) WASTEWATER TREATMENT CAPACITY ;20
3596		-	(III) WATER DISTRIBUTION AND WASTEWATER COLLECTION21
3597		-	CAPACITY; OR22
3598		-	(IV) STORMWATER MANAGEMENT CAPACITY .23
3599		-	(c) IF A SUBJECT JURISDICTION SUBMITS A NOTICE TO THE24
3600		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (5)(b) OF THIS25
3601		-	SECTION, THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION MAY INCLUDE A PLAN OF ACTION TO26
3602		-	REMEDY THE DEFICIENT WATER SUPPLY , WATER OR WASTEWATER27
3603		-	213
3604		-	-100- TREATMENT CAPACITY, WATER DISTRIBUTION AND WASTEWATER1
3605		-	COLLECTION CAPACITY, OR STORMWATER MANAGEMENT CAPACITY IN THE2
3606		-	SPECIFIC AREAS IDENTIFIED IN A CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN INCLUDED3
3607		-	IN THE NOTICE.4
3608		-	(d) THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY ADOPT RULES OR5
3609		-	PROMULGATE GUIDANCE AS NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT THIS SUBSECTION6
3610		-	(5).7
3611		-	(6) (a) NO LATER THAN JUNE 30, 2025, A SUBJECT JURISDICTION8
3612		-	SHALL SUBMIT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS, IN A FORM AND9
3613		-	MANNER DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS, A REPORT10
3614		-	DEMONSTRATING EVIDENCE OF COMPLIANCE WITH EITHER THE MODEL11
3615		-	CODE OR MINIMUM STANDARDS .12
3616		-	(b) WITHIN NINETY DAYS OF RECEIVING A REPORT DESCRIBED IN13
3617		-	SUBSECTION (6)(a) OF THIS SECTION, THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS14
3618		-	SHALL REVIEW AND APPROVE THE SUBMITTED REPORT OR REJECT THE15
3619		-	REPORT AND PROVIDE FEEDBACK TO A SUBJECT JURISDICTION. THE16
3620		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY GRANT A JURISDICTION AN17
3621		-	ADDITIONAL ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DAYS TO CORRECT THE RELEVANT18
3622		-	LOCAL LAWS AND RE-SUBMIT A REPORT.19
3623		-	(c) IF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS REJECTS A SUBJECT20
3624		-	JURISDICTION'S REPORT, THE MODEL CODE GOES INTO EFFECT21
3625		-	IMMEDIATELY IN THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION UNTIL THE DEPARTMENT OF22
3626		-	LOCAL AFFAIRS DETERMINES THAT THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION HAS23
3627		-	ADOPTED LAWS THAT COMPLY WITH THE MINIMUM STANDARDS .24
3628		-	29-33-207. Subject jurisdiction restrictions. (1) NOTHING IN25
3629		-	THIS PART 2 PREVENTS A LOCAL GOVERNMENT FROM :26
3630		-	(a) REQUIRING PARKING SPACES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE27
3631		-	213
3632		-	-101- FEDERAL "AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990", 42 U.S.C. SEC.1
3633		-	12101 ET SEQ., AS AMENDED, OR TO OTHERWISE PROVIDE PARKING SIGNED2
3634		-	FOR USE BY PERSONS EXPERIENCING DISABILITIES;3
3635		-	(b) ADOPTING GENERALLY APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE4
3636		-	PAYMENT OF IMPACT FEES OR OTHER SIMILAR DEVELOPMENT CHARGES, IN5
3637		-	CONFORMANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 29-20-104.5, OR THE6
3638		-	MITIGATION OF IMPACTS IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF7
3639		-	PART 2 OF ARTICLE 20 OF TITLE 29;8
3640		-	(c) IMPOSING REQUIREMENTS ON THE SHORT-TERM RENTAL OF AN9
3641		-	ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT;10
3642		-	(d) ALLOWING THE CONSTRUCTION OF, OR ISSUING PERMITS FOR11
3643		-	THE CONSTRUCTION OF, A SINGLE-UNIT DETACHED DWELLING IN AN AREA12
3644		-	ZONED FOR SINGLE-UNIT DETACHED DWELLINGS ;13
3645		-	(e) APPLYING THE STANDARDS AND PROCEDURES OF A HISTORIC14
3646		-	DISTRICT TO A PARCEL ON WHICH AN ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT IS15
3647		-	ALLOWED IN THAT HISTORIC DISTRICT, INCLUDING RULES RELATED TO16
3648		-	DEMOLITION; OR17
3649		-	(f) APPLYING AND ENFORCING LOCALLY ADOPTED BUILDING AND18
3650		-	FIRE CODES.19
3651		-	PART 320
3652		-	CORRIDORS AND CENTERS REQUIREMENTS21
3653		-	29-22-301. Legislative declaration. (1) (a) THE GENERAL22
3654		-	ASSEMBLY HEREBY FINDS, DETERMINES, AND DECLARES THAT:23
3655		-	(I) LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAND USE DECISIONS CAN LIMIT DENSER24
3656		-	MULTIFAMILY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT NEAR FREQUENT TRANSIT SERVICE25
3657		-	AND IN COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL AREAS ;26
3658		-	(II) HOUSING SUPPLY IMPACTS HOUSING AFFORDABILITY ;27
3659		-	213
3660		-	-102- (III) HOUSING PRICES ARE TYPICALLY HIGHER WHEN HOUSING1
3661		-	SUPPLY IS RESTRICTED BY LOCAL LAND USE REGULATIONS IN A2
3662		-	METROPOLITAN REGION, ACCORDING TO STUDIES SUCH AS THE NATIONAL3
3663		-	BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH WORKING PAPERS "REGULATION AND4
3664		-	HOUSING SUPPLY", "THE IMPACT OF ZONING ON HOUSING5
3665		-	AFFORDABILITY", AND "THE IMPACT OF LOCAL RESIDENTIAL LAND USE6
3666		-	RESTRICTIONS ON LAND VALUES ACROSS AND WITHIN SINGLE FAMILY7
3667		-	HOUSING MARKETS". INCREASING HOUSING SUPPLY MODERATES PRICE8
3668		-	INCREASES AND IMPROVES HOUSING AFFORDABILITY ACROSS ALL9
3669		-	INCOMES, ACCORDING TO STUDIES SUCH AS "THE ECONOMIC10
3670		-	IMPLICATIONS OF HOUSING SUPPLY", IN THE JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC11
3671		-	PERSPECTIVES, AND "SUPPLY SKEPTICISM: HOUSING SUPPLY AND12
3672		-	AFFORDABILITY", IN THE JOURNAL OF HOUSING POLICY DEBATE.13
3673		-	(IV) MULTIFAMILY HOUSING IS TYPICALLY MORE AFFORDABLE14
3674		-	THAN SINGLE-UNIT DWELLINGS, AND LIVING NEAR TRANSIT, JOBS, AND15
3675		-	SERVICES ENABLES HOUSEHOLDS TO SAVE ON TRANSPORTATION COSTS BY16
3676		-	OWNING FEWER VEHICLES. IN 2019, COLORADO MULTIFAMILY UNITS COST17
3677		-	BETWEEN FOURTEEN AND FORTY-THREE PERCENT LESS TO RENT,18
3678		-	DEPENDING ON THE SIZE OF THE BUILDING, COMPARED TO SINGLE-UNIT19
3679		-	DETACHED DWELLINGS, ACCORDING TO THE AMERICAN COMMUNITY20
3680		-	SURVEY.21
3681		-	(V) THE TERNER CENTER FOR HOUSING INNOVATION AT THE22
3682		-	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY FOUND IN ITS REPORT23
3683		-	"RESIDENTIAL REDEVELOPMENT OF COMMERCIALLY ZONED LAND IN24
3684		-	CALIFORNIA" THAT THERE IS A SIGNIFICANT POTENTIAL FOR RESIDENTIAL25
3685		-	DEVELOPMENT IN COMMERCIALLY ZONED AREAS , THAT MANY26
3686		-	COMMERCIAL ZONE DISTRICTS DO NOT ALLOW RESIDENTIAL27
3687		-	213
3688		-	-103- DEVELOPMENT, AND THAT ALLOWING USE BY RIGHT RESIDENTIAL1
3689		-	DEVELOPMENT IN COMMERCIAL ZONE DISTRICTS CAN ENCOURAGE2
3690		-	ADDITIONAL HOUSING SUPPLY;3
3691		-	(VI) ACCORDING TO THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS4
3692		-	IN ITS REPORT "ANALYSIS AND CASE STUDIES ON OFFICE-TO-HOUSING5
3693		-	CONVERSIONS", OVER FIVE MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND SQUARE6
3694		-	FEET OF OFFICE SPACE BECAME UNOCCUPIED IN THE DENVER7
3695		-	METROPOLITAN REAL ESTATE MARKET BETWEEN 2020 AND 2021, THE8
3696		-	DENVER MARKET COULD POTENTIALLY ADD OVER TWO THOUSAND NEW9
3697		-	RESIDENTIAL UNITS FROM OFFICE TO RESIDENTIAL CONVERSIONS IF IT10
3698		-	CONVERTED TWENTY PERCENT OF CURRENTLY VACANT OFFICE SPACE , AND11
3699		-	ONE OF THE MAJOR BARRIERS TO CONVERSIONS IS RESTRICTIVE LOCAL12
3700		-	LAND USE REGULATIONS THAT REQUIRE DISCRETIONARY APPROVALS ;13
3701		-	(VII) ACCORDING TO THE NOTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL, IN THE14
3702		-	ARTICLE "SHELLS OF THE STORES THEY ONCE WERE: RETURNING VACANT15
3703		-	RETAIL PROPERTY TO PRODUCTIVE USE IN THE MIDST OF THE RETAIL16
3704		-	APOCALYPSE", UNITED STATES RETAILERS HAVE BEEN CLOSING BRICK17
3705		-	AND MORTAR LOCATIONS IN LARGE NUMBERS SINCE AT LEAST 2017,18
3706		-	LEAVING BEHIND VACANT COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS AND PROPERTIES THAT19
3707		-	POSE PROBLEMS FOR PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY , REDUCE LOCAL TAX20
3708		-	REVENUE, AND LEAD TO THE FLIGHT OF OTHER RETAIL BUSINESSES.21
3709		-	VACANT COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR22
3710		-	RESIDENTIAL AND MIXED-USE REDEVELOPMENT, BOTH THROUGH23
3711		-	ADAPTIVE REUSE OF EXISTING BUILDINGS, AND THROUGH NEW24
3712		-	DEVELOPMENT, AND, ACCORDING TO THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT25
3713		-	COMMISSION IN COOPERATION WITH THE UNITED STATES26
3714		-	ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, IN THE JOINT REPORT "CREATING27
3715		-	213
3716		-	-104- GREAT NEIGHBORHOODS: DENSITY IN YOUR COMMUNITY", INCREASED1
3717		-	RESIDENTIAL DENSITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ECONOMIC SUCCESS OF2
3718		-	NEARBY BUSINESSES AND CONTRIBUTES TO THE REVITALIZATION OF3
3719		-	NEIGHBORHOODS.4
3720		-	(VIII) MEETING HOUSING DEMAND THROUGH COMPACT INFILL5
3721		-	DEVELOPMENT CLOSE TO JOBS , SERVICES, AND TRANSIT DECREASES THE6
3722		-	NEED FOR NEW DISPERSED, LOW-DENSITY HOUSING. RELATIVE TO7
3723		-	DISPERSED, LOW-DENSITY DEVELOPMENT, COMPACT INFILL HOUSING8
3724		-	DEVELOPMENT, INCLUDING MULTIFAMILY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ,9
3725		-	REDUCES WATER USE, GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS, INFRASTRUCTURE10
3726		-	COSTS, AND HOUSEHOLD ENERGY AND TRANSPORTATION COSTS .11
3727		-	(IX) HOUSING WITH ACCESS TO FREQUENT TRANSIT ALLOWS12
3728		-	RESIDENTS TO TRAVEL TO WORK AND SERVICES WITHOUT DRIVING OR13
3729		-	WHILE DRIVING LESS, WHICH REDUCES HOUSEHOLD TRANSPORTATION14
3730		-	COSTS, GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS, AND AIR POLLUTION. ANALYSES OF15
3731		-	TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENTS HAVE FOUND RESIDENTS TAKE AN16
3732		-	AVERAGE OF FORTY-FOUR PERCENT FEWER VEHICLE TRIPS, ACCORDING TO17
3733		-	THE ARTICLE "VEHICLE TRIP REDUCTION IMPACTS OF TRANSIT-ORIENTED18
3734		-	HOUSING" IN THE JOURNAL OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION. AND,19
3735		-	ACCORDING TO THE CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCES BOARD REPORTS20
3736		-	"IMPACT OF JOBS-HOUSING BALANCE ON PASSENGER VEHICLE USE AND21
3737		-	GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS" AND "IMPACTS OF LAND-USE MIX ON22
3738		-	PASSENGER VEHICLE USE AND GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS",23
3739		-	CO-LOCATING RESIDENCES , JOBS, AND SERVICES ALSO REDUCES24
3740		-	HOUSEHOLD VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED .25
3741		-	(X) MULTIFAMILY HOUSING USES SIGNIFICANTLY LESS ENERGY FOR26
3742		-	HEATING AND COOLING PER UNIT THAN SINGLE -UNIT DETACHED27
3743		-	213
3744		-	-105- DWELLINGS DUE TO MULTIFAMILY HOUSING HAVING ATTACHED WALLS1
3745		-	AND SMALLER SIZE, WHICH REDUCES HOUSEHOLD ENERGY COSTS AND2
3746		-	GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS. IN COLORADO, HOUSEHOLD ENERGY3
3747		-	DEMAND ON AVERAGE IS SEVENTY PERCENT LESS FOR MULTIFAMILY4
3748		-	HOUSING COMPARED TO SINGLE-UNIT DETACHED DWELLINGS, ACCORDING5
3749		-	TO THE NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY LABORATORY RESTOCK6
3750		-	ANALYSIS TOOL.7
3751		-	(b) THEREFORE, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DECLARES THAT8
3752		-	INCREASED HOUSING SUPPLY IN TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS AND KEY9
3753		-	CORRIDORS IS A MATTER OF MIXED STATEWIDE AND LOCAL CONCERN .10
3754		-	29-33-302. Applicability - transit-oriented areas model code -11
3755		-	transit-oriented areas minimum standards - adoption of model code12
3756		-	or minimum standards - definitions. (1) Definitions. AS USED IN THIS13
3757		-	SECTION, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :14
3758		-	(a) "ELIGIBLE PARCEL" MEANS A PARCEL THAT IS NOT:15
3759		-	(I) A STANDARD EXEMPT PARCEL ;16
3760		-	(II) PART OF A PARCEL THAT INCLUDES LAND THAT IS A PARK AND17
3761		-	OPEN SPACE, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-7.5-103 (2);18
3762		-	(III) A PARCEL THAT IS SUBJECT TO A CONSERVATION EASEMENT;19
3763		-	OR20
3764		-	(IV) ON A SITE THAT IS:21
3765		-	(A) CURRENTLY USED FOR AN INDUSTRIAL USE ;22
3766		-	(B) CURRENTLY ALLOWS INDUSTRIAL USES ;23
3767		-	(C) DESIGNATED FOR HEAVY INDUSTRIAL USE IN THE LATEST24
3768		-	VERSION OF A SUBJECT JURISDICTION'S MASTER PLAN;25
3769		-	(D) OWNED BY, USED AS, OR OPERATED BY AN AIRPORT; OR26
3770		-	(E) CURRENTLY USED AS A MOBILE HOME PARK, AS DEFINED IN27
3771		-	213
3772		-	-106- SECTION 38-12-201.5 (6).1
3773		-	(b) "MINIMUM STANDARDS" MEANS THE MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR2
3774		-	TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS ESTABLISHED IN SUBSECTION (4) OF THIS3
3775		-	SECTION.4
3776		-	(c) "MIXED-INCOME MULTIFAMILY HOUSING" MEANS MULTIFAMILY5
3777		-	HOUSING IN WHICH AT LEAST TEN PERCENT OF THE HOUSING UNITS ARE SET6
3778		-	ASIDE FOR HOUSEHOLDS THAT EARN NO MORE THAN EIGHTY PERCENT OF7
3779		-	THE AREA MEDIAN INCOME.8
3780		-	(d) "MODEL CODE" MEANS THE TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS MODEL9
3781		-	CODE PROMULGATED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS PURSUANT10
3782		-	TO SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION.11
3783		-	(e) "SUBJECT JURISDICTION" MEANS A TIER ONE URBAN12
3784		-	MUNICIPALITY OR COUNTY THAT CONTAINS A TRANSIT -ORIENTED AREA.13
3785		-	(2) Applicability. (a) THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION ONLY14
3786		-	APPLY TO AN ELIGIBLE PARCEL IN A TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA IN A SUBJECT15
3787		-	JURISDICTION.16
3788		-	(b) IF A TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA IS LOCATED WITHIN MULTIPLE17
3789		-	JURISDICTIONS, A SUBJECT JURISDICTION NEED ONLY MEET THE18
3790		-	REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION IN THE PARTS OF A TRANSIT-ORIENTED19
3791		-	AREA LOCATED WITHIN THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION .20
3792		-	(c) WHERE THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION APPLY TO21
3793		-	PARCELS OR LOTS TO WHICH PART 2 OF THIS ARTICLE 33 OR SECTION22
3794		-	29-33-303 ALSO APPLY, THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION SHALL23
3795		-	SUPERSEDE ANY CONFLICTING REQUIREMENTS OF PART 2 OF THIS ARTICLE24
3796		-	33 OR SECTION 29-33-303.25
3797		-	(3) Model code. (a) (I) NO LATER THAN JUNE 30, 2024, THE26
3798		-	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL27
3799		-	213
3800		-	-107- PROMULGATE A TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA MODEL CODE .1
3801		-	(II) THE MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE SHALL PROVIDE2
3802		-	RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT3
3803		-	OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ON THE TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA MODEL CODE4
3804		-	PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-305.5
3805		-	(b) AT A MINIMUM, THE MODEL CODE MUST INCLUDE :6
3806		-	(I) A REQUIREMENT THAT SUBJECT JURISDICTIONS MAY NOT7
3807		-	REQUIRE NEW OFF-STREET PARKING WITHIN TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS FOR8
3808		-	ANY USES IN CONJUNCTION WITH A MIXED-INCOME MULTIFAMILY HOUSING9
3809		-	DEVELOPMENT;10
3810		-	(II) A REQUIREMENT THAT SUBJECT JURISDICTIONS ALLOW11
3811		-	MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT WITH COMMERCIAL USES ON THE FIRST FLOOR12
3812		-	IN CONJUNCTION WITH MIXED-INCOME MULTIFAMILY HOUSING WITH A NET13
3813		-	DENSITY OF UP TO AT LEAST SIXTY UNITS PER ACRE; AND14
3814		-	(III) A REQUIREMENT THAT SUBJECT JURISDICTIONS ALLOW15
3815		-	MIXED-INCOME MULTIFAMILY HOUSING OF UP TO AT LEAST SIXTY UNITS16
3816		-	PER ACRE NET DENSITY AS A USE BY RIGHT ON ELIGIBLE PARCELS IN17
3817		-	TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS.18
3818		-	(c) NOTHING IN THIS MODEL CODE SHALL PREVENT A SUBJECT19
3819		-	JURISDICTION FROM UTILIZING SET ASIDE PERCENTAGE AND AREA MEDIAN20
3820		-	INCOME LEVEL REQUIREMENTS AS SPECIFIED IN THEIR LOCAL LAWS ,21
3821		-	RATHER THAN AS SPECIFIED IN THE MODEL CODE, SO LONG AS THE SUBJECT22
3822		-	JURISDICTION HAS ADOPTED A LOCAL INCLUSIONARY ZONING ORDNANCE23
3823		-	THAT APPLIES IN TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS.24
3824		-	(d) REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS IN MIXED-INCOME25
3825		-	MULTIFAMILY HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS MUST BE SIMILAR IN SIZE TO THE26
3826		-	OTHER UNITS IN THE DEVELOPMENT .27
3827		-	213
3828		-	-108- (4) Minimum standards. (a) (I) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY LOCAL1
3829		-	LAW TO THE CONTRARY, A SUBJECT JURISDICTION THAT DOES NOT ADOPT2
3830		-	THE MODEL CODE SHALL CREATE OR UPDATE A ZONING DISTRICT WITHIN3
3831		-	EACH TRANSIT-ORIENTED IN WHICH MULTIFAMILY HOUSING IS ALLOWED4
3832		-	AS A USE BY RIGHT AND A MINIMUM AVERAGE NET DENSITY OF UP TO AT5
3833		-	LEAST FORTY UNITS OF MULTIFAMILY HOUSING PER ACRE IS ALLOWED.6
3834		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTIONS MAY ESTABLISH SUBDISTRICTS WITHIN THESE7
3835		-	ZONING DISTRICTS THAT ALLOW A DIFFERENT NET DENSITY OF8
3836		-	MULTIFAMILY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT SO LONG AS EACH DISTRICT OR9
3837		-	SUBDISTRICT ALLOWS AN AVERAGE NET DENSITY OF MULTIFAMILY10
3838		-	HOUSING OF UP TO AT LEAST FORTY UNITS PER ACRE. THE MINIMUM AREA11
3839		-	OF THE ZONING DISTRICT OR SUBDISTRICT MUST IN TOTAL BE GREATER12
3840		-	THAN OR EQUAL TO FIFTY PERCENT OF THE AREA OF ELIGIBLE PARCELS IN13
3841		-	EACH TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA IN A SUBJECT JURISDICTION. A SUBJECT14
3842		-	JURISDICTION MAY CHOOSE TO INCLUDE PARCELS THAT WOULD OTHERWISE15
3843		-	NOT QUALIFY AS ELIGIBLE PARCELS WHEN CALCULATING THE AREA OF16
3844		-	ELIGIBLE PARCELS IN EACH TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA IN A SUBJECT17
3845		-	JURISDICTION. A SUBJECT JURISDICTION THAT ALREADY HAS LOCAL LAWS18
3846		-	IN EFFECT THAT ESTABLISH A ZONING DISTRICT OR DISTRICTS THAT MEET19
3847		-	THE MINIMUM STANDARDS NEED NOT UPDATE THEIR LOCAL LAWS AND20
3848		-	MAY SUBMIT EVIDENCE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS21
3849		-	DEMONSTRATING SUCH COMPLIANCE .22
3850		-	(II) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY LOCAL LAW TO THE CONTRARY , A23
3851		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTION THAT DOES NOT ADOPT THE MODEL CODE MAY24
3852		-	MEET THE AVERAGE NET DENSITY ESTABLISHED IN THE MINIMUM25
3853		-	STANDARDS BY ADOPTING LOCAL LAWS APPLICABLE TO A ZONING DISTRICT26
3854		-	COVERING AREAS OUTSIDE OF TRANSITED-ORIENTED AREAS SO LONG AS27
3855		-	213
3856		-	-109- THE ZONING DISTRICT IS AT LEAST THE SAME SIZE AS THE ELIGIBLE1
3857		-	PARCELS IN THE TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA IF:2
3858		-	(A) SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENT CONSTRAINTS EXIST ; AND3
3859		-	(B) THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION HAS ESTABLISHED PLANNING4
3860		-	AREAS FOR TRANSIT-COMPATIBLE USE IN ADJACENT AREAS, OR UTILIZES5
3861		-	ALTERNATE MEASUREMENT METHODS FOR DETERMINING THE EXTENT OF6
3862		-	A TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA SUCH AS WALKING DISTANCE FROM TRANSIT7
3863		-	STATIONS. ESTABLISHED PLANNING AREAS MUST INCLUDE PLANS TO8
3864		-	ADDRESS ANY DEFICIENCIES IN PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE ACCESS; AND,9
3865		-	IN DETERMINING THE LOCATION OF ZONING DISTRICTS FOR10
3866		-	TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS, A SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL CONSIDER THE11
3867		-	DISPLACEMENT RISK ASSESSMENT COMPLETED PURSUANT TO SECTION12
3868		-	29-33-107.13
3869		-	(b) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY LOCAL LAW TO THE CONTRARY , A14
3870		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTION THAT DOES NOT ADOPT THE MODEL CODE SHALL15
3871		-	NOT REQUIRE NEW OFF -STREET VEHICLE PARKING WITHIN16
3872		-	TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS FOR ANY USE IN CONJUNCTION WITH A17
3873		-	MULTIFAMILY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT PERMIT .18
3874		-	(c) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY LOCAL LAW TO THE CONTRARY , A19
3875		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTION THAT DOES NOT ADOPT THE MODEL CODE SHALL20
3876		-	ONLY ADOPT AND ENFORCE LOCAL LAWS CONCERNING MULTIFAMILY21
3877		-	HOUSING IN TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS THAT USE OBJECTIVE STANDARDS22
3878		-	AND OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES.23
3879		-	(d) THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY PROMULGATE RULES24
3880		-	AS IT DEEMS NECESSARY TO UPDATE THE MINIMUM STANDARDS OR MODEL25
3881		-	CODE ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION , UTILIZING A PUBLIC26
3882		-	HEARING AND COMMENT PROCESS .27
3883		-	213
3884		-	-110- (5) Adoption of model code or minimum standards. (a) (I) NO1
3885		-	LATER THAN JUNE 30, 2025, A SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL:2
3886		-	(A) ADOPT LOCAL LAWS CONCERNING TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS3
3887		-	THAT SATISFY THE MINIMUM STANDARDS : OR4
3888		-	(B) ADOPT THE MODEL CODE.5
3889		-	(b) IF A SUBJECT JURISDICTION DOES NOT SATISFY THE6
3890		-	REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION (5)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION BEFORE7
3891		-	DECEMBER 31, 2025, THE MODEL CODE GOES INTO EFFECT IMMEDIATELY8
3892		-	FOR ALL ELIGIBLE PARCELS AND THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL NOT9
3893		-	DENY OR CONDITION APPROVAL OF AN APPLICATION FOR A MIXED-INCOME10
3894		-	MULTIFAMILY HOUSING PROJECT ON AN ELIGIBLE PARCEL ON A BASIS THAT11
3895		-	IS INCONSISTENT WITH THE MODEL CODE, AS SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (3)12
3896		-	OF THIS SECTION, UNTIL THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS DETERMINES13
3897		-	THAT THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION HAS ADOPTED LAWS THAT COMPLY WITH14
3898		-	THE MINIMUM STANDARDS .15
3899		-	(c) IF A SUBJECT JURISDICTION ADOPTS THE MODEL CODE OR THE16
3900		-	MODEL CODE IS OTHERWISE IN EFFECT FOR A SUBJECT JURISDICTION17
3901		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (5)(b) OF THIS SECTION, THE DECISIONS OF THE18
3902		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH THE MODEL CODE AND19
3903		-	THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL:20
3904		-	(I) USE OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES TO DETERMINE WHETHER A21
3905		-	MIXED-INCOME MULTIFAMILY HOUSING PROJECT SATISFIES THE MODEL22
3906		-	CODE AND, IF THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION DETERMINES THAT THE PROJECT23
3907		-	SATISFIES THE MODEL CODE, THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL APPROVE24
3908		-	THE PROJECT; AND25
3909		-	(II) NOT ADOPT, ENACT, OR ENFORCE ANY LOCAL LAWS THAT26
3910		-	CONTRAVENE THE MODEL CODE .27
3911		-	213
3912		-	-111- (6) Subject jurisdiction restrictions. NOTHING IN THIS PART 3,1
3913		-	THE MODEL CODE, OR THE MINIMUM STANDARDS PREVENTS A LOCAL2
3914		-	GOVERNMENT FROM :3
3915		-	(a) REQUIRING PARKING SPACES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE4
3916		-	FEDERAL "AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990", 42 U.S.C. SEC.5
3917		-	12101 ET SEQ., AS AMENDED, OR TO OTHERWISE PROVIDE PARKING SIGNED6
3918		-	FOR USE BY PERSONS EXPERIENCING DISABILITIES;7
3919		-	(b) ADOPTING GENERALLY APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE8
3920		-	PAYMENT OF IMPACT FEES OR OTHER SIMILAR DEVELOPMENT CHARGES, IN9
3921		-	CONFORMANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 29-20-104.5, OR THE10
3922		-	MITIGATION OF IMPACTS IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF11
3923		-	PART 2 OF ARTICLE 20 OF TITLE 29;12
3924		-	(c) APPLYING A LOCAL INCLUSIONARY ZONING ORDINANCE IN13
3925		-	TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF14
3926		-	SECTION 29-20-104 (1)(e.5) AND (1)(e.7) AND SUBJECT TO PART 2 OF15
3927		-	ARTICLE 20 OF TITLE 29;16
3928		-	(d) IMPOSING REQUIREMENTS ON THE SHORT-TERM RENTAL OF17
3929		-	HOUSING IN TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS;18
3930		-	(e) PERMITTING MIXED -USE DEVELOPMENT IN A19
3931		-	TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA;20
3932		-	(f) ALLOWING COMMERCIAL ONLY DEVELOPMENTS IN A21
3933		-	TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA;22
3934		-	(g) APPLYING THE STANDARDS AND PROCEDURES OF A HISTORIC23
3935		-	DISTRICT TO A PARCEL IN A TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA ON WHICH HOUSING24
3936		-	IS ALLOWED IN THAT HISTORIC DISTRICT, INCLUDING RULES RELATED TO25
3937		-	DEMOLITION; OR26
3938		-	(h) APPLYING AND ENFORCING LOCALLY ADOPTED BUILDING AND27
3939		-	213
3940		-	-112- FIRE CODES.1
3941		-	29-33-303. Applicability - key corridors model code - key2
3942		-	corridors minimum standards - adoption of model code or minimum3
3943		-	standards - definitions. (1) Definitions. AS USED IN THIS SECTION,4
3944		-	UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :5
3945		-	(a) "ELIGIBLE PARCEL" MEANS A PARCEL, EXCLUDING PARCELS6
3946		-	DESCRIBED IN SECTION 29-33-303 (2)(b) ON WHICH COMMERCIAL,7
3947		-	INSTITUTIONAL, RESIDENTIAL, OR MIXED USES ARE PERMITTED USES BY8
3948		-	RIGHT.9
3949		-	(b) "KEY CORRIDORS" MEANS THE AREAS DESIGNATED AS KEY10
3950		-	CORRIDORS IN THE KEY CORRIDORS MAP PUBLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT11
3951		-	OF LOCAL AFFAIRS PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-303 (2)(a).12
3952		-	(c) "MINIMUM STANDARDS" MEANS THE KEY CORRIDOR MINIMUM13
3953		-	STANDARDS ESTABLISHED IN SUBSECTION (5) OF THIS SECTION.14
3954		-	(d) "MIXED-INCOME MULTIFAMILY HOUSING" MEANS MULTIFAMILY15
3955		-	HOUSING IN WHICH AT LEAST TEN PERCENT OF THE HOUSING UNITS ARE SET16
3956		-	ASIDE FOR HOUSEHOLDS THAT EARN NO MORE THAN EIGHTY PERCENT OF17
3957		-	THE AREA MEDIAN INCOME.18
3958		-	(e) "MODEL CODE" MEANS THE KEY CORRIDORS MODEL CODE19
3959		-	PROMULGATED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS PURSUANT TO20
3960		-	SUBSECTION (4) OF THIS SECTION.21
3961		-	(f) "SUBJECT JURISDICTION" MEANS A TIER ONE URBAN22
3962		-	MUNICIPALITY.23
3963		-	(2) Applicability. (a) NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 2023, THE24
3964		-	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL, IN25
3965		-	CONSULTATION WITH THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION,26
3966		-	METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS , AND TRANSIT AGENCIES THAT27
3967		-	213
3968		-	-113- OPERATE WITHIN METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS , PUBLISH A1
3969		-	KEY CORRIDORS MAP THAT DESIGNATES KEY CORRIDORS. THE EXECUTIVE2
3970		-	DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL INCLUDE THE3
3971		-	FOLLOWING AREAS WITHIN TIER ONE URBAN MUNICIPALITIES IN THE KEY4
3972		-	CORRIDORS MAP:5
3973		-	(I) AREAS WITHIN ONE-HALF MILE OF A BUS STOP ON A LIMITED6
3974		-	ACCESS HIGHWAY SERVED BY AN EXISTING OR PLANNED COMMUTER BUS7
3975		-	RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE; AND8
3976		-	(II) AREAS WITHIN ONE-QUARTER MILE OF A:9
3977		-	(A) BUS STOP NOT ON A LIMITED ACCESS HIGHWAY SERVED BY AN10
3978		-	EXISTING OR PLANNED COMMUTER BUS RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE ;11
3979		-	(B) ROADWAY SERVED BY AN EXISTING OR PLANNED URBAN BUS12
3980		-	RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE;13
3981		-	(C) ROADWAY SERVED BY A BUS ROUTE THAT IS SCHEDULED TO14
3982		-	RUN EVERY FIFTEEN MINUTES OR LESS DURING THE HIGHEST FREQUENCY15
3983		-	SERVICE HOURS, AND THAT IS AT LEAST ONE MILE LONG; AND16
3984		-	(D) BUS STOP SERVED BY A BUS ROUTE THAT IS SCHEDULED TO17
3985		-	RUN EVERY FIFTEEN MINUTES OR LESS DURING THE HIGHEST FREQUENCY18
3986		-	SERVICE HOURS, IS AT LEAST ONE MILE LONG, AND THAT RUNS ON A19
3987		-	LIMITED ACCESS HIGHWAY.20
3988		-	(b) KEY CORRIDORS SHALL BE DESIGNATED BASED ON :21
3989		-	(I) EXISTING TRANSIT SERVICE LEVELS AS OF JANUARY 1, 2023;22
3990		-	(II) AN URBAN BUS RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE OR COMMUTER BUS23
3991		-	RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE THAT IS IDENTIFIED WITHIN A METROPOLITAN24
3992		-	PLANNING ORGANIZATION'S LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN25
3993		-	ADOPTED PRIOR TO JANUARY 1, 2023, AND PLANNED FOR COMPLETION ON26
3994		-	OR BEFORE DECEMBER 31, 2030; EXCEPT THAT, THE MULTI-AGENCY27
3995		-	213
3996		-	-114- ADVISORY COMMITTEE MAY DETERMINE THAT A SPECIFIC SEGMENT OF1
3997		-	SUCH A SERVICE ROUTE SHOULD NOT BE DESIGNATED AS A KEY CORRIDOR2
3998		-	BASED ON STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES AND MAY REMOVE SUCH3
3999		-	SEGMENT OF A SERVICE ROUTE FROM KEY CORRIDOR DESIGNATION ON OR4
4000		-	BEFORE JANUARY 1, 2024;5
4001		-	(III) TRANSIT SERVICE LEVELS PLANNED AND APPROVED BY THE6
4002		-	BOARD OF A TRANSIT AGENCY AS OF JANUARY 1, 2023, FOR7
4003		-	IMPLEMENTATION BEFORE JANUARY 1, 2028; AND8
4004		-	(IV) ALL BUS STOP LOCATIONS AND MEASUREMENTS SHALL BE9
4005		-	DETERMINED USING GEOSPATIAL DATA FROM THE RELEVANT TRANSIT10
4006		-	AGENCY, AND ROADWAY LOCATIONS AND MEASUREMENTS SHALL BE11
4007		-	DETERMINED USING THE CENTERLINE OF THE ROADWAY .12
4008		-	(3) (a) IF A SUBJECT JURISDICTION ADOPTS THE MODEL CODE , OR13
4009		-	THE MODEL CODE IS OTHERWISE IN EFFECT, THE MODEL CODE SHALL APPLY14
4010		-	TO ALL ELIGIBLE PARCELS.15
4011		-	(b) UNLESS A SUBJECT JURISDICTION DECIDES OTHERWISE, LOCAL16
4012		-	LAWS ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION ONLY APPLY TO PARCELS17
4013		-	THAT ARE NOT:18
4014		-	(I) A STANDARD EXEMPT PARCEL ;19
4015		-	(II) THE PORTION OF A PARCEL THAT INCLUDES LAND THAT IS A20
4016		-	PARK AND OPEN SPACE, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-7.5-103 (2);21
4017		-	(III) A PARCEL THAT IS SUBJECT TO A CONSERVATION EASEMENT;22
4018		-	OR23
4019		-	(IV) ON A SITE THAT IS:24
4020		-	(A) CURRENTLY USED FOR AN INDUSTRIAL USE ;25
4021		-	(B) CURRENTLY ALLOWS INDUSTRIAL USES ;26
4022		-	(C) DESIGNATED FOR HEAVY INDUSTRIAL USE IN THE LATEST27
4023		-	213
4024		-	-115- VERSION OF A SUBJECT JURISDICTION'S MASTER PLAN;1
4025		-	(D) OWNED BY, USED BY, OR OPERATED BY AN AIRPORT; OR2
4026		-	(E) CURRENTLY USED AS A MOBILE HOME PARK, AS DEFINED IN3
4027		-	SECTION 38-12-201.5 (6).4
4028		-	(4) Model code. (a) (I) NO LATER THAN JUNE 30, 2024, THE5
4029		-	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS SHALL6
4030		-	PROMULGATE A KEY CORRIDOR MODEL CODE .7
4031		-	(II) THE MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE SHALL PROVIDE8
4032		-	RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT9
4033		-	OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ON THE MODEL CODE PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-305. 10
4034		-	(b) AT A MINIMUM, THE MODEL CODE MUST INCLUDE :11
4035		-	(I) A REQUIREMENT THAT A SUBJECT JURISDICTION ALLOW12
4036		-	MIXED-INCOME MULTIFAMILY HOUSING AS A USE BY RIGHT IN KEY13
4037		-	CORRIDORS WITH DENSITIES UP TO AT LEAST:14
4038		-	(A) FORTY DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE NET DENSITY ON ELIGIBLE15
4039		-	PARCELS IN KEY CORRIDORS DUE TO THEIR PROXIMITY TO COMMUTER BUS16
4040		-	RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE OR URBAN BUS RAPID TRANSIT SERVICE ; AND17
4041		-	(B) THIRTY DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE NET DENSITY FOR ALL18
4042		-	OTHER ELIGIBLE PARCELS.19
4043		-	(II) A REQUIREMENT THAT SUBJECT JURISDICTIONS ALLOW20
4044		-	MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT WITH COMMERCIAL USES ON THE FIRST FLOOR21
4045		-	IN CONJUNCTION WITH MIXED-INCOME MULTIFAMILY HOUSING .22
4046		-	(c) NOTHING IN THIS MODEL CODE SHALL PREVENT A SUBJECT23
4047		-	JURISDICTION FROM UTILIZING SET ASIDE PERCENTAGE AND AREA MEDIAN24
4048		-	INCOME LEVEL REQUIREMENTS AS SPECIFIED IN THEIR LOCAL LAWS ,25
4049		-	RATHER THAN AS SPECIFIED IN THE MODEL CODE, SO LONG AS THE SUBJECT26
4050		-	JURISDICTION HAS ADOPTED A LOCAL INCLUSIONARY ZONING ORDINANCE27
4051		-	213
4052		-	-116- THAT APPLIES IN KEY CORRIDOR AREAS.1
4053		-	(d) REGULATED AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS WITHIN2
4054		-	MIXED-INCOME MULTIFAMILY HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS MUST BE SIMILAR3
4055		-	IN SIZE TO THE OTHER UNITS IN THE DEVELOPMENT .4
4056		-	(e) THE MODEL CODE MUST NOT ALLOW MINIMUM OFF-STREET5
4057		-	VEHICLE PARKING REQUIREMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE6
4058		-	CONSTRUCTION OR PERMITTING OF MIXED-INCOME MULTIFAMILY HOUSING7
4059		-	IN KEY CORRIDORS THAT ARE GREATER THAN ONE -HALF OF A VEHICLE8
4060		-	PARKING SPACE PER DWELLING UNIT, WHICH MAY BE ROUNDED UP IN THE9
4061		-	CASE OF AN ODD NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS .10
4062		-	(5) Minimum standards. (a) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY LOCAL LAW11
4063		-	TO THE CONTRARY, A SUBJECT JURISDICTION THAT DOES NOT ADOPT THE12
4064		-	MODEL CODE SHALL CREATE OR UPDATE A ZONING DISTRICT OR DISTRICTS13
4065		-	WITHIN KEY CORRIDORS IN WHICH MULTIFAMILY HOUSING IS ALLOWED AS14
4066		-	A USE BY RIGHT. A SUBJECT JURISDICTION THAT ALREADY HAS LOCAL15
4067		-	LAWS IN EFFECT THAT ESTABLISH A ZONING DISTRICT OR DISTRICTS THAT16
4068		-	MEET THE MINIMUM STANDARDS NEED NOT UPDATE LOCAL LAWS, AND17
4069		-	MAY SUBMIT EVIDENCE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS18
4070		-	DEMONSTRATING SUCH COMPLIANCE .19
4071		-	(b) (I) THE MINIMUM AREA OF THE ZONING DISTRICT OR DISTRICTS20
4072		-	REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (5)(a) OF THIS SECTION AND ALLOWED BY21
4073		-	SUBSECTION (5)(d) OF THIS SECTION MUST IN TOTAL BE GREATER THAN OR22
4074		-	EQUAL TO THE GREATER OF:23
4075		-	(A) TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT OF THE AREA OF THE PORTION OF24
4076		-	ELIGIBLE PARCELS IN KEY CORRIDORS IN THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION ; OR25
4077		-	(B) TEN PERCENT OF THE TOTAL AREA OF ELIGIBLE PARCELS IN THE26
4078		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTION.27
4079		-	213
4080		-	-117- (II) A SUBJECT JURISDICTION MAY CHOOSE TO INCLUDE PARCELS1
4081		-	THAT ARE NOT ELIGIBLE PARCELS IN THE CALCULATION OF THE AREA OF2
4082		-	ELIGIBLE PARCELS IN KEY CORRIDORS IN THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION .3
4083		-	(c) WITHIN THE ZONING DISTRICT OR DISTRICTS REQUIRED BY4
4084		-	SUBSECTION (5)(a) OF THIS SECTION, A SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL5
4085		-	ALLOW MULTIFAMILY HOUSING AS A USE BY RIGHT AT AN AVERAGE NET6
4086		-	DENSITY OF UP TO AT LEAST TWENTY-FIVE DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE.7
4087		-	(d) A SUBJECT JURISDICTION MAY ESTABLISH MULTIPLE ZONING8
4088		-	DISTRICTS THAT ALLOW DIFFERENT NET DENSITIES OF MULTIFAMILY9
4089		-	HOUSING IF THE AVERAGE NET DENSITY REQUIREMENT IN SUBSECTION10
4090		-	(5)(c) OF THIS SECTION IS MET ACROSS THE ZONING DISTRICT OR DISTRICTS11
4091		-	REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (5)(a) OF THIS SECTION. SUBJECT JURISDICTIONS12
4092		-	ARE ENCOURAGED TO LOCATE DISTRICTS IN CENTERS OR ALONG13
4093		-	CORRIDORS THAT ARE PLANNED FOR MIXED -USE, WALKABLE AREAS.14
4094		-	(e) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY LOCAL LAW TO THE CONTRARY , A15
4095		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTION THAT DOES NOT ADOPT THE MODEL CODE MAY16
4096		-	MEET THE AVERAGE NET DENSITY REQUIREMENTS ESTABLISHED IN THE17
4097		-	MINIMUM STANDARDS BY ADOPTING LOCAL LAWS APPLICABLE TO A18
4098		-	ZONING DISTRICT OR DISTRICTS COVERING AREAS OUTSIDE OF KEY19
4099		-	CORRIDORS IF THE ZONING DISTRICT OR DISTRICTS SATISFY THE AREA20
4100		-	REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION (5)(b) OF THIS SECTION AND:21
4101		-	(I) SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENT CONSTRAINTS EXIST ; AND22
4102		-	(II) THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION HAS ESTABLISHED PLANNING23
4103		-	AREAS FOR TRANSIT -COMPATIBLE DEVELOPMENT, OR MIXED-USE,24
4104		-	WALKABLE CENTERS, IN OTHER STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS, OR UTILIZES25
4105		-	ALTERNATE MEASUREMENT METHODS FOR DETERMINING THE EXTENT OF26
4106		-	A KEY CORRIDOR SUCH AS WALKING DISTRICT FROM TRANSIT STATIONS.27
4107		-	213
4108		-	-118- FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SUBSECTION (5)(e)(II):1
4109		-	(A) ESTABLISHED PLANNING AREAS MUST INCLUDE PLANS TO2
4110		-	ADDRESS ANY DEFICIENCIES IN PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE ACCESS ; AND3
4111		-	(B) IN DETERMINING THE LOCATION OF ZONING DISTRICTS FOR KEY4
4112		-	CORRIDORS, A SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL CONSIDER THE DISPLACEMENT5
4113		-	RISK ASSESSMENT COMPLETED PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-107.6
4114		-	(f) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY LOCAL LAW TO THE CONTRARY , A7
4115		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTION THAT DOES NOT ADOPT THE MODEL CODE SHALL8
4116		-	NOT, IN THE ZONING DISTRICTS ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION9
4117		-	(5)(a) OF THIS SECTION, APPLY MINIMUM OFF-STREET VEHICLE PARKING10
4118		-	REQUIREMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OR PERMITTING11
4119		-	OF MULTIFAMILY HOUSING IN KEY CORRIDORS THAT ARE GREATER THAN12
4120		-	ONE-HALF OF A PARKING SPACE PER DWELLING UNIT, WHICH MAY BE13
4121		-	ROUNDED UP IN THE CASE OF AN ODD NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS .14
4122		-	(g) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY LOCAL LAW TO THE CONTRARY , A15
4123		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTION THAT DOES NOT ADOPT THE MODEL CODE SHALL16
4124		-	ONLY ADOPT OR ENFORCE LOCAL LAWS CONCERNING MULTIFAMILY17
4125		-	HOUSING IN KEY CORRIDORS THAT USE OBJECTIVE STANDARDS AND18
4126		-	OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES.19
4127		-	(h) THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY PROMULGATE RULES20
4128		-	AS IT DEEMS NECESSARY TO UPDATE THE MINIMUM STANDARDS OR MODEL21
4129		-	CODE, UTILIZING A PUBLIC HEARING AND COMMENT PROCESS .22
4130		-	(6) Adoption of a model code and minimum standards. (a) NO23
4131		-	LATER THAN JUNE 30, 2025, A SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL:24
4132		-	(I) ADOPT LOCAL LAWS CONCERNING KEY CORRIDORS THAT25
4133		-	SATISFY THE MINIMUM STANDARDS ; OR26
4134		-	(II) ADOPT THE MODEL CODE.27
4135		-	213
4136		-	-119- (b) IF A SUBJECT JURISDICTION DOES NOT SATISFY THE1
4137		-	REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION (6)(a) OF THIS SECTION BEFORE2
4138		-	DECEMBER 31, 2025, THE MODEL CODE GOES INTO EFFECT IMMEDIATELY3
4139		-	FOR ALL ELIGIBLE PARCELS AND THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL NOT4
4140		-	DENY OR CONDITION APPROVAL OF AN APPLICATION FOR A MIXED-INCOME5
4141		-	MULTIFAMILY HOUSING PROJECT ON AN ELIGIBLE PARCEL ON A BASIS THAT6
4142		-	IS INCONSISTENT WITH THE MODEL CODE, AS SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (4)7
4143		-	OF THIS SECTION, UNTIL THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS DETERMINES8
4144		-	THAT THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION HAS ADOPTED LAWS THAT COMPLY WITH9
4145		-	THE MINIMUM STANDARDS .10
4146		-	(c) IF A SUBJECT JURISDICTION ADOPTS THE MODEL CODE OR THE11
4147		-	MODEL CODE IS OTHERWISE IN EFFECT FOR A SUBJECT JURISDICTION12
4148		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (6)(b) OF THIS SECTION, THE DECISIONS OF THE13
4149		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH THE MODEL CODE AND14
4150		-	THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL:15
4151		-	(I) USE OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES TO DETERMINE WHETHER A16
4152		-	MIXED-INCOME MULTIFAMILY HOUSING PROJECT SATISFIES THE MODEL17
4153		-	CODE AND, IF THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION DETERMINES THAT THE PROJECT18
4154		-	SATISFIES THE MODEL CODE, THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL APPROVE19
4155		-	THE PROJECT; AND20
4156		-	(II) NOT ADOPT, ENACT, OR ENFORCE ANY LOCAL LAWS THAT21
4157		-	CONTRAVENE THE MODEL CODE .22
4158		-	(7) Subject jurisdiction restrictions. (a) NOTHING IN THIS PART23
4159		-	3, THE MODEL CODE, OR THE MINIMUM STANDARDS PREVENTS A SUBJECT24
4160		-	JURISDICTION FROM:25
4161		-	(I) REQUIRING PARKING SPACES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE26
4162		-	FEDERAL "AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990", 42 U.S.C. SEC.27
4163		-	213
4164		-	-120- 12101 ET SEQ., AS AMENDED, OR OTHERWISE PROVIDING PARKING SIGNED1
4165		-	FOR USE BY PERSONS EXPERIENCING DISABILITIES;2
4166		-	(II) ADOPTING GENERALLY APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE3
4167		-	PAYMENT OF IMPACT FEES OR OTHER SIMILAR DEVELOPMENT CHARGES, IN4
4168		-	CONFORMANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 29-20-104.5, OR THE5
4169		-	MITIGATION OF IMPACTS IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF6
4170		-	PART 2 OF ARTICLE 20 OF TITLE 29;7
4171		-	(III) APPLYING A LOCAL INCLUSIONARY ZONING ORDINANCE IN8
4172		-	KEY CORRIDORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION9
4173		-	29-20-104 (1)(e.5) AND (1)(e.7) AND SUBJECT TO PART 2 OF ARTICLE 2010
4174		-	OF TITLE 29;11
4175		-	(IV) IMPOSING REQUIREMENTS ON THE SHORT-TERM RENTAL OF12
4176		-	HOUSING IN KEY CORRIDORS;13
4177		-	(V) PERMITTING MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT IN A KEY CORRIDOR ;14
4178		-	(VI) ALLOWING COMMERCIAL ONLY DEVELOPMENTS IN A KEY15
4179		-	CORRIDOR;16
4180		-	(VII) APPLYING THE STANDARDS AND PROCEDURES OF A HISTORIC17
4181		-	DISTRICT TO A PARCEL IN A KEY CORRIDOR ON WHICH HOUSING IS18
4182		-	ALLOWED IN THAT HISTORIC DISTRICT, INCLUDING RULES RELATED TO19
4183		-	DEMOLITION; OR20
4184		-	(VIII) APPLYING AND ENFORCING LOCALLY ADOPTED BUILDING21
4185		-	AND FIRE CODES.22
4186		-	29-33-304. Public comment and hearing process. (1) IN23
4187		-	DEVELOPING RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING GUIDANCE FOR THE24
4188		-	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS, THE25
4189		-	MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-10326
4190		-	(1), RURAL RESORT AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-10327
4191		-	213
4192		-	-121- (8), AND THE URBAN AREA SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION1
4193		-	29-33-103 (9), SHALL CONDUCT A PUBLIC COMMENT AND HEARING2
4194		-	PROCESS CONCERNING THE CREATION OF :3
4195		-	(a) A MODEL CODE FOR TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS PURSUANT TO4
4196		-	SECTION 29-33-302 (3)(a)(I); AND5
4197		-	(b) A KEY CORRIDOR MODEL CODE PURSUANT TO SECTION6
4198		-	29-33-303 (4)(a).7
4199		-	(2) IN DEVELOPING RECOMMENDATIONS TO PROVIDE TO THE8
4200		-	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ON EACH9
4201		-	MODEL CODE, THE MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE SHALL:10
4202		-	(a) PROVIDE PUBLIC NOTICE OF AND HOLD AT LEAST TWO PUBLIC11
4203		-	MEETINGS AT WHICH MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO12
4204		-	COMMENT ON THE MODEL CODE ;13
4205		-	(b) ALLOW THE SUBMISSION OF WRITTEN COMMENTS ON THE14
4206		-	MODEL CODE;15
4207		-	(c) CONDUCT OUTREACH TO AND SOLICIT FEEDBACK FROM LOCAL16
4208		-	GOVERNMENTS AND REGIONAL PLANNING AGENCIES ; AND17
4209		-	(d) CONSULT WITH EXPERTS IN DISABILITY RIGHTS, RACIAL EQUITY18
4210		-	AND HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION, AFFORDABLE HOUSING, FAIR HOUSING,19
4211		-	PLANNING, ZONING, AND RELATED FIELDS.20
4212		-	29-33-305. Exemption or extension. (1) NO LATER THAN JUNE21
4213		-	30, 2024, A SUBJECT JURISDICTION MAY NOTIFY THE DEPARTMENT OF22
4214		-	LOCAL AFFAIRS THAT AN EXEMPTION OR AN EXTENSION IS NECESSARY23
4215		-	FROM THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 29-33-302 (5) OR 29-33-303 (6).24
4216		-	(2) THE NOTICE MUST DEMONSTRATE THAT THE WATER, SEWER,25
4217		-	WASTEWATER, OR STORMWATER SERVICES ARE CURRENTLY DEFICIENT IN26
4218		-	SPECIFIC GEOGRAPHIC AREAS OF THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION OR IN THE27
4219		-	213
4220		-	-122- SUBJECT JURISDICTION AS A WHOLE, OR THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION1
4221		-	EXPECTS SUCH SERVICES TO BECOME DEFICIENT IN THE NEXT FIVE YEARS.2
4222		-	AS USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (2), "DEFICIENT" MEANS, IN REFERENCE TO3
4223		-	THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION'S WATER SUPPLY MASTER PLAN, WATER4
4224		-	DISTRIBUTION AND WASTEWATER COLLECTION MASTER PLAN ,5
4225		-	WASTEWATER MASTER PLAN, OR STORMWATER MASTER PLAN , IF6
4226		-	APPLICABLE, ISSUES CONCERNING:7
4227		-	(a) WATER SUPPLY;8
4228		-	(b) WASTEWATER TREATMENT CAPACITY ;9
4229		-	(c) WATER DISTRIBUTION AND WASTEWATER COLLECTION10
4230		-	CAPACITY; OR11
4231		-	(d) STORMWATER MANAGEMENT CAPACITY .12
4232		-	(3) IF A SUBJECT JURISDICTION SUBMITS A NOTICE TO THE13
4233		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS14
4234		-	SECTION, THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION MAY INCLUDE A PLAN OF ACTION TO15
4235		-	REMEDY THE DEFICIENT WATER SUPPLY, WATER OR WASTEWATER16
4236		-	TREATMENT CAPACITY, WATER DISTRIBUTION AND WASTEWATER17
4237		-	COLLECTION CAPACITY, OR STORMWATER MANAGEMENT CAPACITY IN THE18
4238		-	SPECIFIC AREAS IDENTIFIED IN A CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN INCLUDED19
4239		-	IN THE NOTICE.20
4240		-	(4) THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY ADOPT RULES OR21
4241		-	PROMULGATE GUIDANCE AS NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT THIS SECTION .22
4242		-	(5) THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION SHALL NOT APPLY TO23
4243		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTIONS WITH BOTH A POPULATION OF LESS THAN24
4244		-	TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND AND AN ANNUAL MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME25
4245		-	OF LESS THAN FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, IF THE SUBJECT26
4246		-	JURISDICTION SENDS A LETTER TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS, IN27
4247		-	213
4248		-	-123- A FORM AND MANNER DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT, INDICATING1
4249		-	THAT THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION DOES NOT INTEND TO COMPLY WITH THIS2
4250		-	SECTION.3
4251		-	(6) (a) A SUBJECT JURISDICTION MAY PROPOSE ALTERNATIVE4
4252		-	DATES IN LIEU OF THE DEADLINES IN THIS PART 3 TO THE DEPARTMENT OF5
4253		-	LOCAL AFFAIRS FOR APPROVAL IF THE PROPOSAL DEMONSTRATES A PLAN6
4254		-	FOR AND PROGRESS TOWARDS ACHIEVING COMPLIANCE WITH THIS PART 3.7
4255		-	A SUBMITTED PROPOSAL FOR ALTERNATIVE DATES MUST INCLUDE :8
4256		-	(I) A DESCRIPTION OF WORK ALREADY UNDERWAY , IF ANY, TO9
4257		-	COMPLY WITH THE MINIMUM STANDARDS SET FORTH IN THIS PART 3; AND10
4258		-	(II) PROPOSED ALTERNATIVE DATES FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE11
4259		-	MINIMUM STANDARDS SET FORTH IN THIS PART 3.12
4260		-	(b) THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY ISSUE GUIDANCE AS13
4261		-	NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT THIS SUBSECTION (6).14
4262		-	(7) THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY GRANT ANY15
4263		-	EXTENSION, EXEMPTION, OR WAIVER PROPERLY ALLOWED UNDER THIS16
4264		-	ARTICLE 33.17
4265		-	29-33-306. Report. (1) (a) NO LATER THAN JUNE 30, 2025, A18
4266		-	SUBJECT JURISDICTION SHALL SUBMIT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL19
4267		-	AFFAIRS, IN A FORM AND MANNER DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT ,20
4268		-	REPORTS DEMONSTRATING EVIDENCE OF COMPLIANCE WITH EITHER THE21
4269		-	MODEL CODES REQUIRED BY SECTIONS 29-33-302 (3) AND 29-33-303 (4)22
4270		-	OR THE MINIMUM STANDARDS SET FORTH IN SECTIONS 29-33-302 (4) AND23
4271		-	29-33-303 (5).24
4272		-	(b) WITHIN NINETY DAYS OF A RECEIVING A REPORT DESCRIBED IN25
4273		-	SUBSECTION (1) (a) OF THIS SECTION, THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS26
4274		-	SHALL REVIEW AND APPROVED THE SUBMITTED REPORT OR REJECT THE27
4275		-	213
4276		-	-124- REPORT AND PROVIDE FEEDBACK TO A SUBJECT JURISDICTION. THE1
4277		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY GRANT A SUBJECT JURISDICTION AN2
4278		-	ADDITIONAL ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DAYS TO CORRECT THE RELEVANT3
4279		-	LOCAL LAWS AND RESUBMIT A REPORT .4
4280		-	(c) IF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS REJECTS A SUBJECT5
4281		-	JURISDICTION'S REPORT, THE RELEVANT MODEL CODE GOES INTO EFFECT6
4282		-	IMMEDIATELY IN THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION UNTIL THE DEPARTMENT OF7
4283		-	LOCAL AFFAIRS DETERMINES THAT THE SUBJECT JURISDICTION HAS8
4284		-	ADOPTED LAWS THAT COMPLY WITH THE RELEVANT MINIMUM STANDARDS .9
4285		-	(2) THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY PROVIDE TECHNICAL10
4286		-	ASSISTANCE OR FUNDING TO METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS11
4287		-	AND SUBJECT JURISDICTIONS TO ADOPT MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR12
4288		-	TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS AND KEY CORRIDORS THAT SUPPORT REGIONAL13
4289		-	PLANNING GOALS.14
4290		-	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-32-705, add (8)15
4291		-	as follows:16
	3362	+	27
	3363	+	213
	3364	+	-77- BEFORE THE REPEAL, THIS SECTION IS SCHEDULED FOR REVIEW ALONG1
	3365	+	WITH SECTION 29-33-116 IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 24-34-104.2
	3366	+	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-32-705, add (8)3
	3367	+	as follows:4
4292	3368		24-32-705. Functions of division. (8) T
4293	3369		HE DIVISION SHALL
4294		-	17
4295		-	CONSULT WITH THE STRATEGIC GROWTH COMMITTEE CREATED IN SECTION18
4296		-	29-33-103
4297		-	ON FACTORY-BUILT STRUCTURES AND TINY
4298		-	HOMES CREATED IN19
4299		-	SECTION 24-32-3305 (3), TO PRODUCE A REPORT NO LATER THAN JUNE 30,20
4300		-	2024,
4301		-	ON THE OPPORTUNITIES AND BARRIERS IN CURRENT STATE LAWS
4302		-	21
4303		-	AND REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE BUILDING OF MANUFACTURED22
4304		-	HOMES, MODULAR HOMES, AND TINY HOMES.23
4305		-	SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-32-3302, amend24
4306		-	(35)(b)(IV) and (35)(b)(V); and add (35)(b)(VI) as follows:25
4307		-	24-32-3302. Definitions. As used in this part 33, unless the26
4308		-	context otherwise requires:27
4309		-	213
4310		-	-125- (35) (b) "Tiny home" does not include:1
4311		-	(IV) A semitrailer as defined in section 42-1-102 (89); or2
4312		-	(V) An intermodal shipping container; OR3
4313		-	(VI) A STRUCTURE BUILT BY A CAREER AND TECHNICAL LEARNING4
4314		-	PROGRAM OR WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR DONATION TO A5
4315		-	NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION AND NOT INTENDED FOR RESALE. SUCH6
4316		-	STRUCTURES ARE SUBJECT TO LOCAL BUILDING CODES BUT ARE NOT7
4317		-	SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 33 OF TITLE 29.8
4318		-	SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-32-3303, amend9
4319		-	(1)(c) as follows:10
4320		-	24-32-3303. Division of housing - powers and duties - rules.11
4321		-	(1) The division has the following powers and duties pursuant to this part12
4322		-	33:13
4323		-	(c) To review and approve quality assurance representatives that14
	3370	+	5
	3371	+	CONSULT WITH THE MULTI-AGENCY ADVISORY CO MMITTEE CREATED IN6
	3372	+	SECTION 29-33-103 ON FACTORY-BUILT STRUCTURES AND TINY HOME7
	3373	+	CREATED IN SECTION 24-32-3305 (3), TO PRODUCE A REPORT NO LATER8
	3374	+	THAN JUNE 30, 2024, ON THE OPPORTUNITIES AND BARRIERS IN CURRENT9
	3375	+	STATE LAWS AND REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE BUILDING OF10
	3376	+	MANUFACTURED HOMES , MODULAR HOMES, AND TINY HOMES.11
	3377	+	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-32-3303, amend12
	3378	+	(1)(c) as follows:13
	3379	+	24-32-3303. Division of housing - powers and duties - rules.14
	3380	+	(1) The division has the following powers and duties pursuant to this part15
	3381	+	33:16
	3382	+	(c) To review and approve quality assurance representatives that17
4324	3383		intend to perform
4325	3384		FINAL CONSTRUCTION PLAN REVIEWS , inspections, and
4326		-	15
4327		-	issue insignia of approval pursuant to this part 33;16
4328		-	SECTION 6. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-34-104, ~~add17~~
4329		-	(28)(a)(XI) as follows:18
4330		-	24-34-104. General assembly review of regulatory ~~agencies19~~
4331		-	and functions for repeal, continuation, or reestablishment - ~~legislative20~~
4332		-	declaration - repeal. (28) (a) The following agencies, functions, ~~or21~~
4333		-	both, are scheduled for repeal on September 1, 2027:22
	3385	+	18
	3386	+	issue insignia of approval pursuant to this part 33;19
	3387	+	SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-34-104, add20
	3388	+	(28)(a)(XI) as follows:21
	3389	+	24-34-104. General assembly review of regulatory agencies22
	3390	+	and functions for repeal, continuation, or reestablishment - legislative23
	3391	+	declaration - repeal. (28) (a) The following agencies, functions, or24
	3392	+	both, are scheduled for repeal on September 1, 2027:25
4334	3393		(XI) T
4335	3394		HE LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE CONCERNING
4336		-	23
4337		-	AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS CREATED IN SECTION24
4338		-	29-33-116
4339		-	AND THE TASK FORCE CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND
4340		-	25
4341		-	HOMELESSNESS CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-117.26
4342		-	SECTION 7. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-48.5-101, add (8)27
4343		-	213
4344		-	-126- as follows:1
4345		-	24-48.5-101. Colorado office of economic development -2
4346		-	creation - duties - report - consideration of strategic growth3
4347		-	objectives required. (8) (a) THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT4
4348		-	SHALL IDENTIFY POTENTIAL GRANT AND INCENTIVE RESOURCES THAT MAY5
4349		-	SUPPORT STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIC GROWTH6
4350		-	AREAS; 7
4351		-	(b) THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SHALL COORDINATE8
4352		-	WITH THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, CREATED IN SECTION9
4353		-	24-46-102, AND THE STRATEGIC GROWTH COMMITTEE, CREATED IN10
4354		-	SECTION 29-33-103, TO CONSIDER THE ESTABLISHMENT OF STRATEGIC11
4355		-	GROWTH OBJECTIVES THAT SEEK TO ALIGN STATEWIDE HOUSING,12
4356		-	TRANSPORTATION, AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GOALS ; AND13
4357		-	(c) SUBSEQUENTLY, THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT14
4358		-	SHALL SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE COMMITTEE OF REFERENCE FOR REVIEW15
4359		-	ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 31, 2023. AT A MINIMUM, THE REPORT MUST16
4360		-	INCLUDE:17
4361		-	(I) IDENTIFICATION OF GRANT AND INCENTIVE RESOURCES THAT18
4362		-	MAY SUPPORT STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIC GROWTH19
4363		-	AREAS;20
4364		-	(II) RECOMMENDATIONS DEVELOPED IN COORDINATION THE21
4365		-	STRATEGIC GROWTH COMMITTEE AND THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT22
4366		-	COMMISSION THAT MAY ALIGN INCENTIVES AND RESOURCES WITH23
4367		-	STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS ; AND 24
4368		-	(III) ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO SUPPORT STRATEGIC GROWTH25
4369		-	OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS ACROSS THE STATE .26
4370		-	SECTION 8. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-67-105, add (5.5)27
4371		-	213
4372		-	-127- as follows:1
4373		-	24-67-105. Standards and conditions for planned unit2
4374		-	development - definitions. (5.5) (a) AS USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (5.5),3
4375		-	UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :4
4376		-	(1) "ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT" HAS THE SAME MEANING AS SET5
4377		-	FORTH IN SECTION 29-33-102 (2).6
4378		-	(2) "KEY CORRIDORS" HAS THE SAME MEANING AS SET FORTH IN7
4379		-	SECTION 29-33-303 (1) (b).8
4380		-	(3) "TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA" HAS THE SAME MEANING AS SET9
4381		-	FORTH IN SECTION 29-33-102 (41).10
4382		-	(b) A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT RESOLUTION OR ORDINANCE11
4383		-	ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THIS ARTICLE 67, IF THE PLANNED UNIT12
4384		-	DEVELOPMENT HAS A RESIDENTIAL USE, MUST NOT RESTRICT THE13
4385		-	PERMITTING OF ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS , HOUSING IN14
4386		-	TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS, OR HOUSING IN KEY CORRIDORS IN THE15
4387		-	JURISDICTIONS AND AREAS TO WHICH ARTICLE 33 OF TITLE 29 APPLIES IN16
4388		-	ANY WAY THAT IS PROHIBITED BY ARTICLE 33 OF TITLE 29.17
4389		-	(c) ANY PROVISION OF A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT APPROVED18
4390		-	PRIOR TO THE ADOPTION OF SUBSECTION (5.5)(a) OF THIS SECTION, AND19
4391		-	WHICH FAILS TO CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THAT SUBSECTION20
4392		-	(5.5)(a), SHALL BE DEEMED SUPERSEDED BY THE ADOPTION OF A LOCAL21
4393		-	LAW OR IMPLEMENTATION OF A MODEL CODE PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 33 OF22
4394		-	TITLE 29. NOTWITHSTANDING THIS SUBSECTION (5.5)(b), A LOCAL23
4395		-	GOVERNMENT MAY ADOPT CONFORMING AMENDMENTS TO ANY SUCH24
4396		-	PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT .25
4397		-	SECTION 9. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 29-20-110 as26
4398		-	follows:27
4399		-	213
4400		-	-128- 29-20-110. Local government residential occupancy limits -1
4401		-	definitions. (1) THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES THAT2
4402		-	OCCUPANCY LIMITS AND THE INCREASED AVAILABILITY OF HOUSING IS A3
4403		-	MATTER OF MIXED STATEWIDE AND LOCAL CONCERN .4
4404		-	(2) BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2024, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER5
4405		-	PROVISION TO THE CONTRARY, A LOCAL GOVERNMENT SHALL NOT ENACT6
4406		-	OR ENFORCE RESIDENTIAL OCCUPANCY LIMITS THAT DIFFER BASED ON THE7
4407		-	RELATIONSHIPS OF THE OCCUPANTS OF A DWELLING . HOWEVER, IF A8
4408		-	MUNICIPALITY HAS AN INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION WITHIN ITS9
4409		-	BOUNDARIES, AND THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE ENROLLED IN THAT10
4410		-	INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR IS11
4411		-	EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT OF THE12
4412		-	MUNICIPALITY'S RESIDENTIAL POPULATION, THAT MUNICIPALITY MAY13
4413		-	ENACT OR ENFORCE RESIDENTIAL OCCUPANCY LIMITS ON MORE THAN FIVE14
4414		-	UNRELATED PEOPLE LIVING IN ONE DWELLING .15
4415		-	(3) NOTHING IN THIS SECTION PREVENTS A LOCAL GOVERNMENT16
4416		-	FROM ESTABLISHING RESIDENTIAL OCCUPANCY LIMITS FOR DWELLING17
4417		-	UNITS FOR SHORT-TERM RENTALS, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102 (35).18
4418		-	(4) AS USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE19
4419		-	REQUIRES:20
	3395	+	26
	3396	+	AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS CREATED IN SECTION27
	3397	+	213
	3398	+	-78- 29-33-116 AND THE TASK FORCE CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND1
	3399	+	HOMELESSNESS CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-117.2
	3400	+	SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 29-20-110 as3
	3401	+	follows:4
	3402	+	29-20-110. Local government residential occupancy limits -5
	3403	+	definitions. (1) N
	3404	+	OTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER PROVISION TO THE
	3405	+	6
	3406	+	CONTRARY, A LOCAL GOVERNMENT SHALL NOT ENACT OR ENFORCE7
	3407	+	RESIDENTIAL OCCUPANCY LIMITS THAT DIFFER BASED ON THE8
	3408	+	RELATIONSHIPS OF THE OCCUPANTS OF A DWELLING .9
	3409	+	(2) N
	3410	+	OTHING IN THIS SECTION PREVENTS A LOCAL GOVERNMENT
	3411	+	10
	3412	+	FROM ESTABLISHING RESIDENTIAL OCCUPANCY LIMITS FOR DWELLING11
	3413	+	UNITS FOR SHORT-TERM RENTALS, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102 (35).12
	3414	+	(3) A
	3415	+	S USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE
	3416	+	13
	3417	+	REQUIRES:14
4420	3418		(a) "D
4421	3419		WELLING" MEANS ANY IMPROVED REAL PROPERTY , OR
4422		-	21
4423		-	PORTION THEREOF, THAT IS USED OR INTENDED TO BE USED AS ~~A22~~
4424		-	RESIDENCE.23
	3420	+	15
	3421	+	PORTION THEREOF, THAT IS USED OR INTENDED TO BE USED AS A16
	3422	+	RESIDENCE.17
4425	3423		(b) "L
4426	3424		OCAL GOVERNMENT" MEANS A HOME RULE OR STATUTORY
4427		-	24
4428		-	CITY, TOWN, TERRITORIAL CITY OR TOWN, CITY AND COUNTY, OR COUNTY25
4429		-	OR HOME RULE COUNTY.26
4430		-	SECTION 10. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-28-106, repeal27
4431		-	213
4432		-	-129- and reenact, with amendments, (3)(a); and add (3)(a.5), (8), (9), 1
4433		-	(10), and (11) as follows:2
	3425	+	18
	3426	+	CITY, TOWN, TERRITORIAL CITY OR TOWN, CITY AND COUNTY, OR COUNTY19
	3427	+	OR HOME RULE COUNTY.20
	3428	+	SECTION 6. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-28-106, repeal21
	3429	+	and reenact, with amendments, (3)(a); and add (3)(a.5), (8), (9), and22
	3430	+	(10) as follows:23
4434	3431		30-28-106. Adoption of master plan - contents. (3) (a) T
4435	3432		HE
4436		-	3
4437		-	MASTER PLAN OF A COUNTY OR REGION , WITH THE ACCOMPANYING MAPS ,4
4438		-	PLATS, CHARTS, AND DESCRIPTIVE AND EXPLANATORY MATTER , MUST5
4439		-	SHOW THE COUNTY OR REGI ONAL PLANNING COMMISSION 'S6
4440		-	RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TERRITORY COVERED7
4441		-	BY THE PLAN. THE MASTER PLAN OF A COUNTY OR REGION IS AN ADVISORY8
4442		-	DOCUMENT TO GUIDE LAND DEVELOPMENT DECISIONS ; HOWEVER, THE9
4443		-	PLAN OR ANY PART THEREOF MAY BE MADE BINDING BY INCLUSION IN THE10
4444		-	COUNTY'S OR REGION'S ADOPTED SUBDIVISION , ZONING, PLATTING,11
4445		-	PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT , OR OTHER SIMILAR LAND DEVELOPMENT12
4446		-	REGULATIONS AFTER SATISFYING NOTICE , DUE PROCESS, AND HEARING13
4447		-	REQUIREMENTS FOR LEGISLATIVE OR QUASI -JUDICIAL PROCESSES AS14
4448		-	APPROPRIATE. A MASTER PLAN ADOPTED OR AMENDED ON OR AFTER JUNE15
	3433	+	24
	3434	+	MASTER PLAN OF A COUNTY OR REGION , WITH THE ACCOMPANYING MAPS ,25
	3435	+	PLATS, CHARTS, AND DESCRIPTIVE AND EXPLANATORY MATTER , MUST26
	3436	+	SHOW THE COUNTY OR REGI ONAL PLANNING COMMISSION 'S27
	3437	+	213
	3438	+	-79- RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TERRITORY COVERED1
	3439	+	BY THE PLAN. THE MASTER PLAN OF A COUNTY OR REGION IS AN ADVISORY2
	3440	+	DOCUMENT TO GUIDE LAND DEVELOPMENT DECISIONS ; HOWEVER, THE3
	3441	+	PLAN OR ANY PART THEREOF MAY BE MADE BINDING BY INCLUSION IN THE4
	3442	+	COUNTY'S OR REGION'S ADOPTED SUBDIVISION , ZONING, PLATTING,5
	3443	+	PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT , OR OTHER SIMILAR LAND DEVELOPMENT6
	3444	+	REGULATIONS AFTER SATISFYING NOTICE , DUE PROCESS, AND HEARING7
	3445	+	REQUIREMENTS FOR LEGISLATIVE OR QUASI -JUDICIAL PROCESSES AS8
	3446	+	APPROPRIATE. A MASTER PLAN ADOPTED OR AMENDED ON OR AFTER JUNE9
4449	3447		30,
4450		-
4451		-	~~2025, MUST INCLUDE:16~~
	3448	+	2024, MUST INCLUDE:
	3449	+	10
4452	3450		(I) N
4453	3451		ATURAL AND AGRICULTURAL L AND PRIORITIES IN
4454		-	17
4455		-	ACCORDANCE WITH THE NATURAL AND AGRICULTURAL LAND ~~PRIORITIES18~~
4456		-	REPORT CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-110;19
	3452	+	11
	3453	+	ACCORDANCE WITH THE NATURAL AND AGRICULTURAL LAND PRIORITIES12
	3454	+	REPORT CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-110;13
4457	3455		(II) A
4458	3456		HOUSING ELEMENT;
4459		-	20
	3457	+	14
4460	3458		(III) F
4461	3459		OR COUNTIES WITH A POPULATION OF GREATER THAN TWO
4462		-	21
4463		-	HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND , A STRATEGIC GROWTH ELEMENT THAT ~~MUST22~~
4464		-	INCLUDE;23
	3460	+	15
	3461	+	HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND , A STRATEGIC GROWTH ELEMENT THAT MUST16
	3462	+	INCLUDE;17
4465	3463		(A) T
4466	3464		HE INFORMATION RELEVANT TO THE COUNTY CONTAINED IN
4467		-	24
4468		-	THE REGIONAL STRATEGIC GROWTH AND HOUSING MIX ANALYSIS25
4469		-	CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-105 (8)(a) AND AN ANALYSIS26
4470		-	OF HOW THE COUNTY IS INCLUDING THIS INFORMATION IN THE MASTER27
4471		-	213
4472		-	-130- PLAN;1
	3465	+	18
	3466	+	THE REGIONAL STRATEGIC GROWTH AND HOUSING MIX ANALYSIS19
	3467	+	CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-105 (8)(a) AND AN ANALYSIS20
	3468	+	OF HOW THE COUNTY IS INCLUDING THIS INFORMATION IN THE MASTER21
	3469	+	PLAN;22
4473	3470		(B) T
4474	3471		HE IDENTIFICATION OF ADDITIONAL LOCAL STRATEGIC
4475		-	2
4476		-	GROWTH AREAS;3
	3472	+	23
	3473	+	GROWTH AREAS;24
4477	3474		(C) T
4478	3475		HE IDENTIFICATION OF TRANSPORTATION , UTILITY, AND
4479		-	4
4480		-	OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE GAPS AND INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS. THAT5
4481		-	WOULD ENABLE STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS TO BE DEVELOPED OR6
4482		-	REDEVELOPED; AND7
	3476	+	25
	3477	+	OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE GAPS AND INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS ,26
	3478	+	PREFERABLY WITHIN A CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN , THAT WOULD27
	3479	+	213
	3480	+	-80- ENABLE STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS TO BE DEVELOPED OR REDEVELOPED ;1
	3481	+	AND2
4483	3482		(D) T
4484	3483		HE IDENTIFICATION OF ZONING REFINEMENTS AND DENSITIES
4485		-	8
4486		-	NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE THE HOUSING NEEDS INCLUDED ~~IN9~~
4487		-	HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS , AND TO MEET STRATEGIC ~~GROWTH10~~
4488		-	OBJECTIVES FOR STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS .11
	3484	+	3
	3485	+	NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE THE HOUSING NEEDS INCLUDED IN4
	3486	+	HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS , AND TO MEET STRATEGIC GROWTH5
	3487	+	OBJECTIVES FOR STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS .6
4489	3488		(IV) (A) T
4490	3489		HE GENERAL LOCATION AND EXTENT OF AN ADEQUATE
4491		-	12
4492		-	AND SUITABLE SUPPLY OF WATER ;13
	3490	+	7
	3491	+	AND SUITABLE SUPPLY OF WATER ;8
4493	3492		(B) I
4494	3493		N COMPLETING A WATER SUPPLY ELEMENT , THE PLANNING
4495		-	14
4496		-	COMMISSION SHALL CONSULT WITH THE ENTITIES THAT SUPPLY WATER ~~FOR15~~
4497		-	USE WITHIN THE COUNTY OR REGION TO ENSURE COORDINATION ON ~~WATER16~~
4498		-	SUPPLY AND FACILITY PLANNING, AND THE WATER SUPPLY ELEMENT ~~MUST17~~
4499		-	IDENTIFY WATER SUPPLIES AND FACILITIES SUFFICIENT TO MEET THE ~~NEEDS18~~
4500		-	OF THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INFRASTRUCTURE ~~REAS ONABLY ANTICIPATED19~~
4501		-	OR IDENTIFIED IN THE PLANNING PROCESS;20
	3494	+	9
	3495	+	COMMISSION SHALL CONSULT WITH THE ENTITIES THAT SUPPLY WATER FOR10
	3496	+	USE WITHIN THE COUNTY OR REGION TO ENSURE COORDINATION ON WATER11
	3497	+	SUPPLY AND FACILITY PLANNING, AND THE WATER SUPPLY ELEMENT MUST12
	3498	+	IDENTIFY WATER SUPPLIES AND FACILITIES SUFFICIENT TO MEET THE NEEDS13
	3499	+	OF THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INFRASTRUCTURE REASONABLY ANTICIPATED14
	3500	+	OR IDENTIFIED IN THE PLANNING PROCESS;15
4502	3501		(C) T
4503	3502		HE WATER SUPPLY ELEMENT MUST INCLUDE WATER
4504		-	21
4505		-	CONSERVATION POLICIES, TO BE DETERMINED BY THE COUNTY , WHICH22
4506		-	MAY INCLUDE GOALS AND ACTIONS SPECIFIED IN THE STATE WATER PLAN23
4507		-	ADOPTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 37-60-106.3 AND MAY INCLUDE POLICIES24
4508		-	TO IMPLEMENT WATER CONSERVATION AND OTHER STATE WATER PLAN25
4509		-	GOALS AS A CONDITION OF DEVELOPMENT APPROVALS , INCLUDING26
4510		-	SUBDIVISIONS, PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS, SPECIAL USE PERMITS, AND27
4511		-	213
4512		-	-131- ZONING CHANGES.1
	3503	+	16
	3504	+	CONSERVATION POLICIES, TO BE DETERMINED BY THE COUNTY , WHICH17
	3505	+	MAY INCLUDE GOALS SPECIFIED IN THE STATE WATER PLAN ADOPTED18
	3506	+	PURSUANT TO SECTION 37-60-106.3 AND MAY INCLUDE POLICIES TO19
	3507	+	IMPLEMENT WATER CONSERVATION AND OTHER STATE WATER PLAN GOALS20
	3508	+	AS A CONDITION OF DEVELOPMENT APPR OVALS , INCLUDING SUBDIVISIONS,21
	3509	+	PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS , SPECIAL USE PERMITS, AND ZONING22
	3510	+	CHANGES.23
4513	3511		(D) T
4514	3512		HE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS CREATED IN SECTION
4515		-	2
	3513	+	24
4516	3514		24-1-125
4517	3515		MAY HIRE AND EMPLOY ONE FULL-TIME EMPLOYEE TO PROVIDE
4518		-	3
4519		-	EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES AND ASSISTANCE TO COUNTIES THAT INCLUDE4
4520		-	WATER CONSERVATION POLICIES IN THEIR MASTER PLANS AS DESCRIBED5
4521		-	IN SUBSECTION (3)(a)(IV)(C) OF THIS SECTION.6
	3516	+	25
	3517	+	EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES AND ASSISTANCE TO COUNTIES THAT INCLUDE26
	3518	+	WATER CONSERVATION POLICIES IN THEIR MASTER PLANS AS DESCRIBED27
	3519	+	213
	3520	+	-81- IN SUBSECTION (3)(a)(IV)(C) OF THIS SECTION.1
4522	3521		(a.5) A
4523	3522		FTER CONSIDERATION OF EACH OF THE FOLLOWING , WHERE
4524		-	7
4525		-	APPLICABLE OR APPROPRIATE, THE MASTER PLAN MAY INCLUDE :8
	3523	+	2
	3524	+	APPLICABLE OR APPROPRIATE, THE MASTER PLAN MAY INCLUDE :3
4526	3525		(I) T
4527	3526		HE GENERAL LOCATION , CHARACTER, AND EXTENT OF
4528		-	9
4529		-	EXISTING, PROPOSED, OR PROJECTED STREETS OR ROADS, RIGHTS-OF-WAY,10
4530		-	VIADUCTS, BRIDGES, WATERWAYS , WATERFRONTS , PARKWAYS,11
4531		-	HIGHWAYS, MASS TRANSIT ROUTES AND CORRIDORS , AND ~~ANY12~~
4532		-	TRANSPORTATION PLAN PREPARED BY ANY METROPOLITAN ~~PLANNING13~~
4533		-	ORGANIZATION THAT COVERS ALL OR A PORTION OF THE COUNTY ~~OR14~~
4534		-	REGION AND THAT THE COUNTY OR REGION HAS RECEIVED ~~NOTIFICATION15~~
4535		-	OF OR, IF THE COUNTY OR REGION IS NOT LOCATED IN AN AREA ~~COVERED16~~
4536		-	BY A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION , ANY ~~TRANSPORTATION17~~
4537		-	PLAN PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION THAT ~~THE18~~
4538		-	COUNTY OR REGION HAS RECEIVED NOTIFICATION OF AND THAT APPLIES ~~TO19~~
4539		-	THE COUNTY OR REGION;20
	3527	+	4
	3528	+	EXISTING, PROPOSED, OR PROJECTED STREETS OR ROADS, RIGHTS-OF-WAY,5
	3529	+	VIADUCTS, BRIDGES, WATERWAYS , WATERFRONTS , PARKWAYS,6
	3530	+	HIGHWAYS, MASS TRANSIT ROUTES AND CORRIDORS , AND ANY7
	3531	+	TRANSPORTATION PLAN PREPARED BY ANY METROPOLITAN PLANNING8
	3532	+	ORGANIZATION THAT COVERS ALL OR A PORTION OF THE COUNTY OR9
	3533	+	REGION AND THAT THE COUNTY OR REGION HAS RECEIVED NOTIFICATION10
	3534	+	OF OR, IF THE COUNTY OR REGION IS NOT LOCATED IN AN AREA COVERED11
	3535	+	BY A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION , ANY TRANSPORTATION12
	3536	+	PLAN PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION THAT THE13
	3537	+	COUNTY OR REGION HAS RECEIVED NOTIFICATION OF AND THAT APPLIES TO14
	3538	+	THE COUNTY OR REGION;15
4540	3539		(II) T
4541	3540		HE GENERAL LOCATION OF PUBLIC PLACES OR FACILITIES ,
4542		-	21
4543		-	INCLUDING PUBLIC SCHOOLS , CULTURALLY, HISTORICALLY, OR22
4544		-	ARCHAEOLOGICALLY SIGNIFICANT BUILDINGS , SITES, AND OBJECTS,23
4545		-	PLAYGROUNDS, FORESTS, RESERVATIONS, SQUARES, PARKS, AIRPORTS,24
4546		-	AVIATION FIELDS, MILITARY INSTALLATIONS, AND OTHER PUBLIC WAYS,25
4547		-	GROUNDS, OPEN SPACES, TRAILS, AND DESIGNATED FEDERAL, STATE, AND26
4548		-	LOCAL WILDLIFE AREAS. FOR PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION , "MILITARY27
4549		-	213
4550		-	-132- INSTALLATION" HAS THE SAME MEANING AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION1
	3541	+	16
	3542	+	INCLUDING PUBLIC SCHOOLS , CULTURALLY, HISTORICALLY, OR17
	3543	+	ARCHAEOLOGICALLY SIGNIFICANT BUILDINGS , SITES, AND OBJECTS,18
	3544	+	PLAYGROUNDS, FORESTS, RESERVATIONS, SQUARES, PARKS, AIRPORTS,19
	3545	+	AVIATION FIELDS, MILITARY INSTALLATIONS, AND OTHER PUBLIC WAYS,20
	3546	+	GROUNDS, OPEN SPACES, TRAILS, AND DESIGNATED FEDERAL, STATE, AND21
	3547	+	LOCAL WILDLIFE AREAS. FOR PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION, "MILITARY22
	3548	+	INSTALLATION" HAS THE SAME MEANING AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION23
4551	3549		29-20-105.6
4552	3550		(2)(b).
4553		-	2
	3551	+	24
4554	3552		(III) T
4555	3553		HE GENERAL LOCATION AND EXTENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES ,
4556		-	3
4557		-	TERMINALS, CAPITAL FACILITIES, AND TRANSFER FACILITIES, WHETHER4
4558		-	PUBLICLY OR PRIVATELY OWNED, FOR WATER, LIGHT, POWER, SANITATION,5
4559		-	TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, HEAT, AND OTHER PURPOSES, AND6
4560		-	ANY PROPOSED OR PROJECTED NEEDS FOR CAPITAL FACILITIES AND7
4561		-	UTILITIES, INCLUDING THE PRIORITIES, ANTICIPATED COSTS, AND FUNDING8
4562		-	PROPOSALS FOR SUCH FACILITIES AND UTILITIES;9
	3554	+	25
	3555	+	TERMINALS, CAPITAL FACILITIES, AND TRANSFER FACILITIES, WHETHER26
	3556	+	PUBLICLY OR PRIVATELY OWNED, FOR WATER, LIGHT, POWER, SANITATION,27
	3557	+	213
	3558	+	-82- TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, HEAT, AND OTHER PURPOSES, AND1
	3559	+	ANY PROPOSED OR PROJECTED NEEDS FOR CAPITAL FACILITIES AND2
	3560	+	UTILITIES, INCLUDING THE PRIORITIES, ANTICIPATED COSTS, AND FUNDING3
	3561	+	PROPOSALS FOR SUCH FACILITIES AND UTILITIES;4
4563	3562		(IV) T
4564	3563		HE ACCEPTANCE, WIDENING, REMOVAL, EXTENSION,
4565		-	10
4566		-	RELOCATION, NARROWING, VACATION, ABANDONMENT, MODIFICATION, ~~OR11~~
4567		-	CHANGE OF USE OF ANY OF THE PUBLIC WAYS, RIGHTS-OF-WAY, ~~INCLUDING12~~
4568		-	THE COORDINATION OF SUCH RIGHTS -OF-WAY WITH THE RIGHTS-OF-~~WAY13~~
4569		-	OF OTHER COUNTIES, REGIONS, OR MUNICIPALITIES, GROUNDS, ~~OPEN14~~
4570		-	SPACES, BUILDINGS, PROPERTIES, UTILITIES, OR TERMINALS, REFERRED ~~TO15~~
4571		-	IN SUBSECTIONS (1)(a.5)(I) THROUGH (1)(a.5)(IV) OF THIS SECTION;16
	3564	+	5
	3565	+	RELOCATION, NARROWING, VACATION, ABANDONMENT, MODIFICATION, OR6
	3566	+	CHANGE OF USE OF ANY OF THE PUBLIC WAYS, RIGHTS-OF-WAY, INCLUDING7
	3567	+	THE COORDINATION OF SUCH RIGHTS -OF-WAY WITH THE RIGHTS-OF-WAY8
	3568	+	OF OTHER COUNTIES, REGIONS, OR MUNICIPALITIES, GROUNDS, OPEN9
	3569	+	SPACES, BUILDINGS, PROPERTIES, UTILITIES, OR TERMINALS, REFERRED TO10
	3570	+	IN SUBSECTIONS (1)(a.5)(I) THROUGH (1)(a.5)(IV) OF THIS SECTION;11
4572	3571		(V) M
4573	3572		ETHODS FOR ASSURING ACCESS TO APPROPRIATE CONDITIONS
4574		-	17
4575		-	FOR SOLAR, WIND, OR OTHER ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES , ~~INCLUDING18~~
4576		-	GEOTHERMAL ENERGY USED FOR WATER HEATING OR SPACE HEATING ~~OR19~~
4577		-	COOLING IN A SINGLE BUILDING, FOR SPACE HEATING FOR MORE THAN ~~ONE20~~
4578		-	BUILDING THROUGH A PIPELINE NETWORK , OR FOR ~~ELECTRICITY21~~
4579		-	GENERATION;22
	3573	+	12
	3574	+	FOR SOLAR, WIND, OR OTHER ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES , INCLUDING13
	3575	+	GEOTHERMAL ENERGY USED FOR WATER HEATING OR SPACE HEATING OR14
	3576	+	COOLING IN A SINGLE BUILDING, FOR SPACE HEATING FOR MORE THAN ONE15
	3577	+	BUILDING THROUGH A PIPELINE NETWORK , OR FOR ELECTRICITY16
	3578	+	GENERATION;17
4580	3579		(VI) T
4581	3580		HE GENERAL CHARACTER , LOCATION, AND EXTENT OF
4582		-	23
4583		-	COMMUNITY CENTERS, TOWNSITES, HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS, WHETHER24
4584		-	PUBLIC OR PRIVATE, THE EXISTING, PROPOSED, OR PROJECTED LOCATION25
4585		-	OF RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS AND SUFFICIENT LAND FOR FUTURE26
4586		-	HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FOR THE EXISTING AND PROJECTED ECONOMIC27
4587		-	213
4588		-	-133- AND OTHER NEEDS OF ALL CURRENT AND ANTICIPATED RESIDENTS OF THE1
4589		-	COUNTY OR REGION, AND URBAN CONSERVATION OR REDEVELOPMENT2
4590		-	AREAS. IF A COUNTY OR REGION HAS ENTERED INTO A REGIONAL PLANNING3
4591		-	AGREEMENT, SUCH AGREEMENT MAY BE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE4
4592		-	INTO THE MASTER PLAN.5
4593		-	(VII) T
4594		-	HE GENERAL SOURCE AND EXTENT OF FORESTS ,
4595		-	6
4596		-	AGRICULTURAL AREAS, FLOOD CONTROL AREAS, AND OPEN DEVELOPMENT7
4597		-	AREAS FOR PURPOSES OF CONSERVATION , FOOD AND WATER SUPPLY ,8
4598		-	SANITARY AND DRAINAGE FACILITIES , FLOOD CONTROL , OR THE9
4599		-	PROTECTION OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT ;10
	3581	+	18
	3582	+	COMMUNITY CENTERS, TOWNSITES, HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS, WHETHER19
	3583	+	PUBLIC OR PRIVATE, THE EXISTING, PROPOSED, OR PROJECTED LOCATION20
	3584	+	OF RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS AND SUFFICIENT LAND FOR FUTURE21
	3585	+	HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FOR THE EXISTING AND PROJECTED ECONOMIC22
	3586	+	AND OTHER NEEDS OF ALL CURRENT AND ANTICIPATED RESIDENTS OF THE23
	3587	+	COUNTY OR REGION, AND URBAN CONSERVATION OR REDEVELOPMENT24
	3588	+	AREAS. IF A COUNTY OR REGION HAS ENTERED INTO A REGIONAL PLANNING25
	3589	+	AGREEMENT, SUCH AGREEMENT MAY BE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE26
	3590	+	INTO THE MASTER PLAN.27
	3591	+	213
	3592	+	-83- (VII) THE GENERAL SOURCE AND EXTENT OF FORESTS ,1
	3593	+	AGRICULTURAL AREAS, FLOOD CONTROL AREAS, AND OPEN DEVELOPMENT2
	3594	+	AREAS FOR PURPOSES OF CONSERVATION , FOOD AND WATER SUPPLY ,3
	3595	+	SANITARY AND DRAI NAGE FACILITIES , FLOOD CONTROL , OR THE4
	3596	+	PROTECTION OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT ;5
4600	3597		(VIII) A
4601	3598		LAND CLASSIFICATION AND UTILIZATION PROGRAM ;
4602		-	11
	3599	+	6
4603	3600		(IX) P
4604	3601		ROJECTIONS OF POPULATION GROWTH AND HOUSING NEEDS
4605		-	12
4606		-	TO ACCOMMODATE THE PROJECTED POPULATION FOR ~~SPECIFIED13~~
4607		-	INCREMENTS OF TIME. THE COUNTY OR REGION MAY BASE ~~THESE14~~
4608		-	PROJECTIONS UPON DATA FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ~~AND15~~
4609		-	UPON THE COUNTY'S OR REGION'S LOCAL OBJECTIVES.16
	3602	+	7
	3603	+	TO ACCOMMODATE THE PROJECTED POPULATION FOR SPECIFIED8
	3604	+	INCREMENTS OF TIME. THE COUNTY OR REGION MAY BASE THESE9
	3605	+	PROJECTIONS UPON DATA FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS AND10
	3606	+	UPON THE COUNTY'S OR REGION'S LOCAL OBJECTIVES.11
4610	3607		(X) T
4611	3608		HE LOCATION OF AREAS CONTAINING STEEP SLOPES ,
4612		-	17
4613		-	GEOLOGICAL HAZARDS , ENDANGERED OR THREATENED SPECIES ,18
4614		-	WETLANDS, FLOODPLAINS, FLOODWAYS, AND FLOOD RISK ZONES, ~~HIGHLY19~~
4615		-	ERODIBLE LAND OR UNSTABLE SOILS , AND WILDFIRE HAZARDS . ~~FOR20~~
4616		-	PURPOSES OF DETERMINING THE LOCATION OF SUCH AREAS , THE ~~PLANNING21~~
4617		-	COMMISSION SHALL CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING SOURCES FOR GUIDANCE :22
	3609	+	12
	3610	+	GEOLOGICAL HAZARDS , ENDANGERED OR THREATENED SPECIES ,13
	3611	+	WETLANDS, FLOODPLAINS, FLOODWAYS, AND FLOOD RISK ZONES, HIGHLY14
	3612	+	ERODIBLE LAND OR UNSTABLE SOILS , AND WILDFIRE HAZARDS . FOR15
	3613	+	PURPOSES OF DETERMINING THE LOCATION OF SUCH AREAS , THE PLANNING16
	3614	+	COMMISSION SHALL CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING SOURCES FOR GUIDANCE :17
4618	3615		(A) T
4619	3616		HE COLORADO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY FOR DEFINING AND
4620		-	23
4621		-	MAPPING GEOLOGICAL HAZARDS ;24
	3617	+	18
	3618	+	MAPPING GEOLOGICAL HAZARDS ;19
4622	3619		(B) T
4623	3620		HE UNITED STATES FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE OF THE
4624		-	25
	3621	+	20
4625	3622		U
4626	3623		NITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND THE PARKS AND
4627		-	26
4628		-	WILDLIFE COMMISSION CREATED IN SECTION 33-9-101, FOR LOCATING27
4629		-	213
4630		-	-134- AREAS INHABITED BY ENDANGERED OR THREATENED SPECIES ;1
	3624	+	21
	3625	+	WILDLIFE COMMISSION CREATED IN SECTION 33-9-101, FOR LOCATING22
	3626	+	AREAS INHABITED BY ENDANGERED OR THREATENED SPECIES ;23
4631	3627		(C) T
4632	3628		HE UNITED STATES ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS AND THE
4633		-	2
	3629	+	24
4634	3630		U
4635	3631		NITED STATES FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE NATIONAL WETLANDS
4636		-	3
4637		-	INVENTORY FOR DEFINING AND MAPPING WETLANDS ;4
	3632	+	25
	3633	+	INVENTORY FOR DEFINING AND MAPPING WETLANDS ;26
4638	3634		(D) T
4639	3635		HE FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY FOR
4640		-	5
4641		-	DEFINING AND MAPPING FLOODPLAINS , FLOODWAYS, AND FLOOD RISK6
4642		-	ZONES;7
	3636	+	27
	3637	+	213
	3638	+	-84- DEFINING AND MAPPING FLOODPLAINS , FLOODWAYS, AND FLOOD RISK1
	3639	+	ZONES;2
4643	3640		(E) T
4644	3641		HE NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE OF THE
4645		-	8
	3642	+	3
4646	3643		U
4647	3644		NITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOR DEFINING AND
4648		-	9
4649		-	MAPPING UNSTABLE SOILS AND HIGHLY ERODIBLE LAND ; ~~AND10~~
	3645	+	4
	3646	+	MAPPING UNSTABLE SOILS AND HIGHLY ERODIBLE LAND ; AND5
4650	3647		(F) T
4651	3648		HE COLORADO STATE FOREST SERVICE FOR LOCATING
4652		-	11
4653		-	WILDFIRE HAZARD AREAS.12
	3649	+	6
	3650	+	WILDFIRE HAZARD AREAS.7
4654	3651		(8) I
4655	3652		N ADOPTING OR AMENDING A MASTER PLAN , THE COMMISSION
4656		-	13
4657		-	SHALL IDENTIFY, PROVIDE NOTICE TO, AND CONSULT WITH RELEVANT14
4658		-	ENTITIES TO ENSURE THAT THE ADOPTION OR AMENDING OF THE MASTER15
4659		-	PLAN IS AN INCLUSIVE PROCESS.16
4660		-	17
4661		-	(9) NOT LESS THAN SIXTY DAYS PRIOR TO ADOPTING OR AMENDING18
4662		-	THE MASTER PLAN, A COUNTY OR REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION SHALL19
4663		-	SUBMIT THE MASTER PLAN TO THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN20
4664		-	THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS . THE DIVISION OF LOCAL21
4665		-	GOVERNMENT SHALL REVIEW THESE MASTER PLANS AND MAY PROVIDE22
4666		-	COMMENTS TO THE COUNTY OR COMMISSION . THE DIVISION SHALL23
4667		-	PROVIDE COMMENTS IN WRITING DESCRIBING THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE24
4668		-	MASTER PLAN MEETS OR DOES NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS25
4669		-	SECTION. THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY HIRE AND EMPLOY26
4670		-	ONE FULL-TIME EMPLOYEE TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES AND27
4671		-	213
4672		-	-135- ASSISTANCE TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS1
4673		-	SECTION.2
4674		-	(10) NO MORE THAN THIRTY DAYS AFTER ADOPTING OR AMENDING3
4675		-	THE MASTER PLAN, THE COMMISSION SHALL SUBMIT THE MASTER PLAN TO4
4676		-	THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL5
4677		-	AFFAIRS. THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT SHALL REVIEW THE6
4678		-	MASTER PLAN TO ENSURE THE MASTER PLAN COMPLIES WITH THE7
4679		-	REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION. THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT8
4680		-	SHALL PUBLISH AND MAINTAIN A DATABASE OF ADOPTED AND AMENDED9
4681		-	MASTER PLANS THAT HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS10
4682		-	SECTION; AND11
4683		-	(11) A COUNTY SUBJECT TO THIS SECTION SHALL REVIEW AND, IF12
4684		-	NEEDED, REVISE ITS MASTER PLAN TO ENSURE THE MASTER PLAN COMPLIES13
4685		-	WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION AT LEAST EVERY TEN YEARS.14
4686		-	A COUNTY MAY UTILIZE EXISTING PLANNING INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS15
4687		-	TO SATISFY THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SUBSECTION (11) IF THE16
4688		-	INFORMATION OR ANALYSIS IS NOT MORE THAN FIVE YEARS OLD .17
4689		-	SECTION 11. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 31-15-713, add18
4690		-	(1)(d) as follows:19
4691		-	31-15-713. Power to sell public works - real property. (1) The20
4692		-	governing body of each municipality has the power:21
	3653	+	8
	3654	+	SHALL IDENTIFY, PROVIDE NOTICE TO, AND CONSULT WITH RELEVANT9
	3655	+	ENTITIES TO ENSURE THAT THE ADOPTION OR AMENDING OF THE MASTER10
	3656	+	PLAN IS AN INCLUSIVE PROCESS.11
	3657	+	(9) N
	3658	+	O MORE THAN THIRTY DAYS AFTER ADOPTING OR AMENDING
	3659	+	12
	3660	+	THE MASTER PLAN, THE COMMISSION SHALL SUBMIT THE MASTER PLAN TO13
	3661	+	THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL14
	3662	+	AFFAIRS. THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT SHALL REVIEW THESE15
	3663	+	MASTER PLANS AND MAY PROVIDE COMMENTS TO THE COUNTY OR16
	3664	+	COMMISSION.17
	3665	+	(10) N
	3666	+	OT LESS THAN SIXTY DAYS PRIOR TO ADOPTING OR
	3667	+	18
	3668	+	AMENDING THE MASTER PLAN , A COUNTY OR REGIONAL PLANNING19
	3669	+	COMMISSION SHALL SUBMIT THE MASTER PLAN TO THE DIVISION OF LOCAL20
	3670	+	GOVERNMENT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS . THE DIVISION OF21
	3671	+	LOCAL GOVERNMENT SHALL REVIEW THESE MASTER PLANS AND MAY22
	3672	+	PROVIDE COMMENTS TO THE COUNTY OR COMMISSION . THE DIVISION23
	3673	+	SHALL PROVIDE COMMENTS IN WRITING DESCRIBING THE EXTENT TO24
	3674	+	WHICH THE MASTER PLAN MEETS OR DOES NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS25
	3675	+	OF THIS SECTION. THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY HIRE AND26
	3676	+	EMPLOY ONE FULL-TIME EMPLOYEE TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES27
	3677	+	213
	3678	+	-85- AND ASSISTANCE TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF1
	3679	+	THIS SECTION.2
	3680	+	SECTION 7. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 31-15-713, add3
	3681	+	(1)(d) as follows:4
	3682	+	31-15-713. Power to sell public works - real property. (1) The5
	3683	+	governing body of each municipality has the power:6
4693	3684		(d) N
4694	3685		OTWITHSTANDING SUBSECTIONS (1)(a) AND (1)(b) OF THIS
4695		-	22
4696		-	SECTION, TO SELL AND DISPOSE OF, BY ORDINANCE, ANY PUBLIC BUILDING23
4697		-	OR REAL PROPERTY OWNED BY A MUNICIPALITY THAT IS HELD FOR24
4698		-	GOVERNMENT PURPOSES OTHER T HAN PARK PURPOSES , IF THE SALE AND25
4699		-	DISPOSITION OF THE PUBLIC BUILDING OR REAL PROPERTY IS FOR THE26
4700		-	PURPOSE OF PROVIDING PROPERTY TO BE USED FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF27
4701		-	213
4702		-	-136- AFFORDABLE HOUSING, AS THE TERM IS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102 (3).1
	3686	+	7
	3687	+	SECTION, TO SELL AND DISPOSE OF, BY ORDINANCE, ANY PUBLIC BUILDING8
	3688	+	OR REAL PROPERTY OWNED BY A MUNICIPALITY THAT IS HELD FOR9
	3689	+	GOVERNMENT PURPOSES OTHER THAN PARK PURPOSES , IF THE SALE AND10
	3690	+	DISPOSITION OF THE PUBLIC BUILDING OR REAL PROPERTY IS FOR THE11
	3691	+	PURPOSE OF PROVIDING PROPERTY TO BE USED FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF12
	3692	+	AFFORDABLE HOUSING, AS THE TERM IS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102 (3).13
4703	3693		T
4704	3694		HE GOVERNING BODY SHALL DETERMINE THE TERMS AND C ONDITIONS OF
4705		-	2
4706		-	THE SALE AND DISPOSITION AT A REGULAR OR SPECIAL MEETING ~~AND3~~
4707		-	SHALL MAKE THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS PUBLICLY AVAILABLE .4
4708		-	SECTION 12. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 31-23-301, ~~amend5~~
4709		-	(5)(b)(I)(A) and (5)(b)(I)(B); add (5)(a)(III), (5)(a)(IV), (5)(a)(V), 6
4710		-	(5)(b)(I.5)~~, and (5)(c)~~ as ~~follows7~~
4711		-	31-23-301. Grant of power. (5) (a) As used in this ~~subsection8~~
4712		-	(5), unless the context otherwise requires:9
	3695	+	14
	3696	+	THE SALE AND DISPOSITION AT A REGULAR OR SPECIAL MEETING AND15
	3697	+	SHALL MAKE THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS PUBLICLY AVAILABLE .16
	3698	+	SECTION 8. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 31-23-301, amend17
	3699	+	(5)(b)(I)(A) and (5)(b)(I)(B); add (5)(a)(III), (5)(a)(IV), (5)(a)(V), and18
	3700	+	(5)(b)(I.5) as follows:19
	3701	+	31-23-301. Grant of power. (5) (a) As used in this subsection20
	3702	+	(5), unless the context otherwise requires:21
4713	3703		(III) "M
4714	3704		ANUFACTURED HOME " HAS THE SAME MEANING AS SET
4715		-	10
4716		-	FORTH IN SECTION 24-32-3302 (20).11
	3705	+	22
	3706	+	FORTH IN SECTION 24-32-3302 (20).23
4717	3707		(IV) "M
4718	3708		ODULAR HOME" HAS THE SAME MEANING AS SET FORTH IN
4719		-	12
4720		-	SECTION 24-32-3302 (25).13
4721		-	(b) (I) No municipality may have or enact zoning regulations,14
4722		-	subdivision regulations, or any other regulation affecting development15
4723		-	that exclude or have the effect of excluding homes from the municipality16
4724		-	that are:17
4725		-	(A) Homes certified by the division of housing created in section18
	3709	+	24
	3710	+	SECTION 24-32-3302 (25).25
	3711	+	(b) (I) No municipality may have or enact zoning regulations,26
	3712	+	subdivision regulations, or any other regulation affecting development27
	3713	+	213
	3714	+	-86- that exclude or have the effect of excluding homes from the municipality1
	3715	+	that are:2
	3716	+	(A) Homes certified by the division of housing created in section3
4726	3717		24-32-704 or a party authorized to act on its behalf;
4727	3718		THE APPROVAL
4728		-	19
4729		-	PROCESSES OF MODULAR HOMES SHALL BE BASED ON OBJECTIVE20
4730		-	STANDARDS, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102 (27), AND21
4731		-	ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW THAT ARE EQUIVALENT TO THAT REQUIRED FOR22
4732		-	SITE-BUILT HOMES, UNLESS A MUNICIPALITY REGULATES SITE -BUILT23
4733		-	HOMES THROUGH A DISCRETIONARY REVIEW PROCESS , AS DEFINED IN24
4734		-	SECTION 29-33-102 (9), IN WHICH CASE A MUNICIPALITY MAY USE AN25
4735		-	EQUIVALENT REVIEW PROCESS FOR A MODULAR HOME AND A SITE -BUILT26
4736		-	HOME;27
4737		-	213
4738		-	-137- (B) Homes certified by the United States department of housing1
4739		-	and urban development through its office of manufactured housing2
4740		-	programs, a successor agency, or a party authorized to act on its behalf.3
	3719	+	4
	3720	+	PROCESSES OF MODULAR HOMES SHALL BE BASED ON OBJECTIVE5
	3721	+	STANDARDS, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102 (27), AND6
	3722	+	ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW THAT ARE EQUIVALENT TO THAT REQUIRED FOR7
	3723	+	SITE-BUILT HOMES, UNLESS A MUNICIPALITY REGULATES SITE -BUILT8
	3724	+	HOMES THROUGH A DISCRETIONARY REVIEW PROCESS , AS DEFINED IN9
	3725	+	SECTION 29-33-102 (9), IN WHICH CASE A MUNICIPALITY MAY USE AN10
	3726	+	EQUIVALENT REVIEW PROCESS FOR A MODULAR HOME AND A SITE -BUILT11
	3727	+	HOME;12
	3728	+	(B) Homes certified by the United States department of housing13
	3729	+	and urban development through its office of manufactured housing14
	3730	+	programs, a successor agency, or a party authorized to act on its behalf.15
4741	3731		T
4742	3732		HE APPROVAL PROCESSES OF MANUF ACTURED HOMES SHALL BE BASED
4743		-	4
4744		-	ON OBJECTIVE STANDARDS AND ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW THAT ~~ARE5~~
4745		-	EQUIVALENT TO THAT REQUIRED FOR SITE -BUILT HOMES, UNLESS A6
4746		-	MUNICIPALITY REGULATES SITE-BUILT HOMES THROUGH A ~~DISCRETIONARY7~~
4747		-	REVIEW PROCESS, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102 (9), IN WHICH ~~CASE8~~
4748		-	A MUNICIPALITY MAY USE AN EQUIVALENT REVIEW PROCESS FOR A9
4749		-	MANUFACTURED HOME AND A SITE -BUILT HOME. ~~or10~~
	3733	+	16
	3734	+	ON OBJECTIVE STANDARDS AND ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW THAT ARE17
	3735	+	EQUIVALENT TO THAT REQUIRED FOR SITE -BUILT HOMES, UNLESS A18
	3736	+	MUNICIPALITY REGULATES SITE-BUILT HOMES THROUGH A DISCRETIONARY19
	3737	+	REVIEW PROCESS, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102 (9), IN WHICH CASE20
	3738	+	A MUNICIPALITY MAY USE AN EQUIVALENT REVIEW PROCESS FOR A21
	3739	+	MANUFACTURED HOME AND A SITE -BUILT HOME. or22
4750	3740		(b) (I.5) A
4751	3741		MUNICIPALITY SHALL NOT IMPOSE MORE RESTRICTIVE
4752		-	11
4753		-	STANDARDS ON MANUFACTURED AND MODULAR HOMES THAN THOSE THE12
4754		-	MUNICIPALITY APPLIES TO SITE BUILT HOMES IN THE SAME RESIDENTIAL13
4755		-	ZONES. RESTRICTIVE STANDARDS INCLUDE ZONING REGULATIONS ,14
4756		-	SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS, AND ANY OTHER REGULATION AFFECTING15
4757		-	DEVELOPMENT SUCH AS REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO :16
	3742	+	23
	3743	+	STANDARDS ON MANUFACTURED AND MODULAR HOMES THAN THOSE THE24
	3744	+	MUNICIPALITY APPLIES TO SITE BUILT HOMES IN THE SAME RESIDENTIAL25
	3745	+	ZONES. RESTRICTIVE STANDARDS INCLUDE ZONING REGULATIONS ,26
	3746	+	SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS, AND ANY OTHER REGULATION AFFECTING27
	3747	+	213
	3748	+	-87- DEVELOPMENT SUCH AS REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO :1
4758	3749		(A) P
4759	3750		ERMANENT FOUNDATIONS ;
4760		-	17
	3751	+	2
4761	3752		(B) M
4762	3753		INIMUM FLOOR SPACE;
4763		-	18
	3754	+	3
4764	3755		(C) H
4765	3756		OME SIZE OR SECTIONAL REQUIREMENTS ;
4766		-	19
	3757	+	4
4767	3758		(D) I
4768	3759		MPROVEMENT LOCATION STANDARDS ;
4769		-	20
	3760	+	5
4770	3761		(E) S
4771	3762		IDE YARD STANDARDS; AND
4772		-	21
	3763	+	6
4773	3764		(F) S
4774	3765		ETBACK STANDARDS.
4775		-	22
4776		-	(c) FOR PURPOSES OF SUBSECTION (5)(b) OF THIS SECTION, THE23
4777		-	GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES THAT CREATING ADDITIONAL24
4778		-	HOUSING BY ALLOWING MANUFACTURED HOMES AND MODULAR HOMES IS25
4779		-	A MATTER OF MIXED STATEWIDE AND LOCAL CONCERN .26
4780		-	SECTION 13. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 31-23-301, add (6)27
4781		-	213
4782		-	-138- as follows:1
4783		-	31-23-301. Grant of power. (6) NEITHER A TIER ONE URBAN2
4784		-	MUNICIPALITY AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102 (33) OR A TIER TWO3
4785		-	URBAN MUNICIPALITY AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102 (34) SHALL4
4786		-	IMPOSE MINIMUM SQUARE FOOTAGE REQUIREMENTS FOR RESIDENTIAL5
4787		-	UNITS IN THE APPROVAL OF RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNIT CONSTRUCTION6
4788		-	PERMITS UNLESS DOING SO IS NECESSARY FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY IN THE7
4789		-	URBAN MUNICIPALITY.8
4790		-	SECTION 14. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 31-23-206, repeal9
4791		-	and reenact, with amendments, (1); and add (1.5), (8), (9), (10), and10
4792		-	(11) as follows:11
	3766	+	7
	3767	+	SECTION 9. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 31-23-206, repeal8
	3768	+	and reenact, with amendments, (1); and add (1.5), (8), (9), (10), and9
	3769	+	(11) as follows:10
4793	3770		31-23-206. Master plan. (1) I
4794	3771		T IS THE DUTY OF THE COMMISSION
4795		-	12
4796		-	TO MAKE AND ADOPT A MASTER PLAN FOR THE PHYSICAL ~~DEVELOPMENT13~~
4797		-	OF THE MUNICIPALITY, INCLUDING ANY AREAS OUTSIDE ITS BOUNDARIES ,14
4798		-	SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE GOVERNMENTAL BODY ~~HAVING15~~
4799		-	JURISDICTION THEREOF, THAT IN THE COMMISSION'S JUDGMENT ~~BEAR16~~
4800		-	RELATION TO THE PLANNING OF THE MUNICIPALITY . THE MASTER PLAN ~~OF17~~
4801		-	A MUNICIPALITY IS AN ADVISORY DOCUMENT TO GUIDE ~~LAND18~~
4802		-	DEVELOPMENT DECISIONS; HOWEVER, THE PLAN OR ANY PART ~~THEREOF19~~
4803		-	MAY BE MADE BINDING BY INCLUSION IN THE MUNICIPALITY 'S ~~ADOPTED20~~
4804		-	SUBDIVISION, ZONING, PLATTING, PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT, OR ~~OTHER21~~
4805		-	SIMILAR LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS AFTER SATISFYING NOTICE ,22
4806		-	DUE PROCESS, AND HEARING REQUIREMENTS FOR LEGISLATIVE ~~OR23~~
4807		-	QUASI-JUDICIAL PROCESSES AS APPROPRIATE . WHEN A ~~COMMISSION24~~
4808		-	DECIDES TO ADOPT A MASTER PLAN , THE COMMISSION SHALL ~~CONDUCT25~~
4809		-	PUBLIC HEARINGS, AFTER NOTICE OF SUCH PUBLIC HEARINGS HAS ~~BEEN26~~
4810		-	PUBLISHED IN A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION IN ~~THE27~~
4811		-	~~213~~
4812		-	~~-139- MUNICIPALITY IN A MANNER SUFFICIENT TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC OF THE1~~
4813		-	TIME, PLACE, AND NATURE OF THE PUBLIC HEARING , PRIOR TO ~~FINAL2~~
4814		-	ADOPTION OF A MASTER PLAN IN ORDER TO ENCOURAGE ~~PUBLIC3~~
4815		-	PARTICIPATION IN AND AWARENESS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUCH ~~PLAN4~~
4816		-	AND SHALL ACCEPT AND CONSIDER ORAL AND WRITTEN PUBLIC ~~COMMENTS5~~
4817		-	THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPING THE PLAN . THE PLAN,6
4818		-	ADOPTED OR AMENDED ON OR AFTER JUNE 30, ~~2025~~, WITH ~~THE7~~
4819		-	ACCOMPANYING MAPS , PLATS, CHARTS, AND DESCRIPTIVE MATTER, ~~MUST8~~
4820		-	INCLUDE:9
	3772	+	11
	3773	+	TO MAKE AND ADOPT A MASTER PLAN FOR THE PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT12
	3774	+	OF THE MUNICIPALITY, INCLUDING ANY AREAS OUTSIDE ITS BOUNDARIES ,13
	3775	+	SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE GOVERNMENTAL BODY HAVING14
	3776	+	JURISDICTION THEREOF, THAT IN THE COMMISSION 'S JUDGMENT BEAR15
	3777	+	RELATION TO THE PLANNING OF THE MUNICIPALITY . THE MASTER PLAN OF16
	3778	+	A MUNICIPALITY IS AN ADVISORY DOCUMENT TO GUIDE LAND17
	3779	+	DEVELOPMENT DECISIONS; HOWEVER, THE PLAN OR ANY PART THEREOF18
	3780	+	MAY BE MADE BINDING BY INCLUSION IN THE MUNICIPALITY 'S ADOPTED19
	3781	+	SUBDIVISION, ZONING, PLATTING, PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT, OR OTHER20
	3782	+	SIMILAR LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS AFTER SATISFYING NOTICE ,21
	3783	+	DUE PROCESS, AND HEARING REQUIREMENTS FOR LEGISLATIVE OR22
	3784	+	QUASI-JUDICIAL PROCESSES AS APPROPRIATE . WHEN A COMMISSION23
	3785	+	DECIDES TO ADOPT A MASTER PLAN , THE COMMISSION SHALL CONDUCT24
	3786	+	PUBLIC HEARINGS, AFTER NOTICE OF SUCH PUBLIC HEARINGS HAS BEEN25
	3787	+	PUBLISHED IN A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION IN THE26
	3788	+	MUNICIPALITY IN A MANNER SUFFICIENT TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC OF THE27
	3789	+	213
	3790	+	-88- TIME, PLACE, AND NATURE OF THE PUBLIC HEARING , PRIOR TO FINAL1
	3791	+	ADOPTION OF A MASTER PLAN IN ORDER TO ENCOURAGE PUBLIC2
	3792	+	PARTICIPATION IN AND AWARENESS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUCH PLAN3
	3793	+	AND SHALL ACCEPT AND CONSIDER ORAL AND WRITTEN PUBLIC COMMENTS4
	3794	+	THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPING THE PLAN . THE PLAN,5
	3795	+	ADOPTED OR AMENDED ON OR AFTER JUNE 30, 2024, WITH THE6
	3796	+	ACCOMPANYING MAPS , PLATS, CHARTS, AND DESCRIPTIVE MATTER, MUST7
	3797	+	INCLUDE:8
4821	3798		(a) A
4822	3799		HOUSING ELEMENT THAT USES BEST AVAILABLE DATA , SUCH
4823		-	10
4824		-	AS THE MOST RECENT LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS PLAN CREATED ~~PURSUANT11~~
4825		-	TO SECTION 29-33-104 OR OTHER RECENT HOUSING ANALYSES ;12
	3800	+	9
	3801	+	AS THE MOST RECENT LOCAL HOUSING NEEDS PLAN CREATED PURSUANT10
	3802	+	TO SECTION 29-33-104 OR OTHER RECENT HOUSING ANALYSES ;11
4826	3803		(b) N
4827	3804		ATURAL AND AGRICULTURAL LAND PRIORITIES IN
4828		-	13
4829		-	ACCORDANCE WITH THE NATURAL AND AGRICULTURAL LAND ~~PRIORITIES14~~
4830		-	REPORT CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-110;15
	3805	+	12
	3806	+	ACCORDANCE WITH THE NATURAL AND AGRICULTURAL LAND PRIORITIES13
	3807	+	REPORT CREATED IN SECTION 29-33-110;14
4831	3808		(c) A
4832	3809		STRATEGIC GROWTH ELEMENT THAT MUST INCLUDE :
4833		-	16
	3810	+	15
4834	3811		(I) T
4835	3812		HE INFORMATION RELEVANT TO THE MUNICIPALITY
4836		-	17
4837		-	CONTAINED IN THE REGIONAL STRATEGIC GROWTH AND HOUSING ~~MIX18~~
4838		-	ANALYSIS CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-105 (8)(c) AND ~~AN19~~
4839		-	ANALYSIS OF HOW THE MUNICIPALITY IS INCLUDING THIS INFORMATION ~~IN20~~
4840		-	THE MASTER PLAN;21
	3813	+	16
	3814	+	CONTAINED IN THE REGIONAL STRATEGIC GROWTH AND HOUSING MIX17
	3815	+	ANALYSIS CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-33-105 (8)(c) AND AN18
	3816	+	ANALYSIS OF HOW THE MUNICIPALITY IS INCLUDING THIS INFORMATION IN19
	3817	+	THE MASTER PLAN;20
4841	3818		(II) T
4842	3819		HE IDENTIFICATION OF ADDITIONAL LOCAL STRATEGIC
4843		-	22
4844		-	GROWTH AREAS;23
	3820	+	21
	3821	+	GROWTH AREAS;22
4845	3822		(III) T
4846	3823		HE IDENTIFICATION OF TRANSPORTATION , UTILITY, AND
4847		-	24
4848		-	OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE GAPS AND INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS THAT25
4849		-	WOULD ENABLE STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS TO BE DEVELOPED OR26
4850		-	REDEVELOPED; AND27
4851		-	213
4852		-	-140- (IV) THE IDENTIFICATION OF ZONING REFINEMENTS AND DENSITIES1
	3824	+	23
	3825	+	OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE GAPS AND INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS ,24
	3826	+	PREFERABLY WITHIN A CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN , THAT WOULD25
	3827	+	ENABLE STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS TO BE DEVELOPED OR REDEVELOPED ;26
	3828	+	AND27
	3829	+	213
	3830	+	-89- (IV) THE IDENTIFICATION OF ZONING REFINEMENTS AND DENSITIES1
4853	3831		NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE THE HOUSING NEEDS INCLUDED IN2
4854	3832		HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENTS , AND TO MEET STRATEGIC GROWTH3
4855	3833		OBJECTIVES FOR STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS .4
4856	3834		(d) (I) T
4857	3835		HE GENERAL LOCATION AND EXTENT OF AN ADE QUATE
4858	3836		5
4859	3837		AND SUITABLE SUPPLY OF WATER ;6
4860	3838		(II) I
4861	3839		N COMPLETING THE WATER SUPPLY ELEMENT , THE PLANNING
4862	3840		7
4863	3841		COMMISSION SHALL CONSULT WITH THE ENTITIES THAT SUPPLY WATER FOR8
4864	3842		USE WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY TO ENSURE COORDINATION ON WATER9
4865	3843		SUPPLY AND FACILITY PLANNING, AND THE WATER SUPPLY ELEMENT MUST10
4866	3844		IDENTIFY WATER SUPPLIES AND FACILITIES SUFFICIENT TO MEET THE NEEDS11
4867	3845		OF THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INFRASTRUCTURE REAS ONABLY ANTICIPATED12
4868	3846		OR IDENTIFIED IN THE PLANNING PROCESS;13
4869	3847		(III) T
4870	3848		HE WATER SUPPLY ELEMENT MUST INCLUDE WATER
4871	3849		14
4872	3850		CONSERVATION POLICIES, TO BE DETERMINED BY THE MUNICIPALITY ,15
4873		-	WHICH MAY INCLUDE GOALS ~~AND ACTIONS~~ SPECIFIED IN THE STATE ~~WATER16~~
4874		-	~~PLAN~~ ADOPTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 37-60-106.3 AND MAY ~~INCLUDE17~~
4875		-	~~POLICIES~~ TO IMPLEMENT WATER CONSERVATION AND OTHER STATE ~~WATER18~~
4876		-	~~PLAN~~ GOALS AS A CONDITION OF DEVELOPMENT APPROVALS , INCLUDING19
	3851	+	WHICH MAY INCLUDE GOALS SPECIFIED IN THE STATE WATER PLAN16
	3852	+	ADOPTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 37-60-106.3 AND MAY INCLUDE POLICIES17
	3853	+	TO IMPLEMENT WATER CONSERVATION AND OTHER STATE WATER PLAN18
	3854	+	GOALS AS A CONDITION OF DEVELOPMENT APPROVALS , INCLUDING19
4877	3855		SUBDIVISIONS, PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS, SPECIAL USE PERMITS, AND20
4878	3856		ZONING CHANGES;21
4879	3857		(IV) T
4880	3858		HE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS CREATED IN SECTION
4881	3859		22
4882	3860		24-1-125
4883	3861		MAY HIRE AND EMPLOY ONE FULL-TIME EMPLOYEE TO PROVIDE
4884	3862		23
4885	3863		EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES AND ASSISTANCE TO MUNICIPALITIES THAT24
4886	3864		INCLUDE WATER CONSERVATION POLICIES IN THEIR MASTER PLANS AS25
4887	3865		DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (1)(d)(III) OF THIS SECTION;26
4888	3866		(V) N
4889	3867		OTHING IN THIS SUBSECTION (1)(d) SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO
4890	3868		27
4891	3869		213
4892		-	-~~141~~- SUPERSEDE, ABROGATE, OR OTHERWISE IMPAIR THE ALLOCATION OF1
	3870	+	-90- SUPERSEDE, ABROGATE, OR OTHERWISE IMPAIR THE ALLOCATION OF1
4893	3871		WATER PURSUANT TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION OR LAWS , THE RIGHT TO2
4894	3872		BENEFICIALLY USE WATER PURSUANT TO DECREES , CONTRACTS, OR OTHER3
4895	3873		WATER USE AGREEMENTS , OR THE OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, REPAIR,4
4896	3874		REPLACEMENT, OR USE OF ANY WATER FACILITY.5
4897	3875		(e) T
4898	3876		HE MOST RECENT VERSION OF THE PLAN REQUIRED BY
4899	3877		6
4900	3878		SECTION 31-12-105 (1)(e) OR A SIMILAR ELEMENT ANALYZING AND7
4901	3879		MAKING A PLAN FOR AREAS OF POTENTIAL GROWTH WITHIN THREE MILES8
4902	3880		OF THE MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY .9
4903	3881		(1.5) A
4904	3882		FTER CONSULTATION ON EACH OF THE FOLLOWING , WHERE
4905	3883		10
4906	3884		APPLICABLE OR APPROPRIATE, THE MASTER PLAN MAY INCLUDE :11
4907	3885		(a) T
4908	3886		HE GENERAL SOURCE, CHARACTER, AND EXTENT OF EXISTING,
4909	3887		12
4910	3888		PROPOSED, OR PROJECTED STREETS, ROADS, RIGHTS-OF-WAY, BRIDGES,13
4911	3889		WATERWAYS, WATERFRONTS, PARKWAYS, HIGHWAYS, MASS TRANSIT14
4912	3890		ROUTES AND CORRIDORS, AND ANY TRANSPORTATION PLAN PREPARED BY15
4913	3891		ANY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION THAT COVERS ALL OR A16
4914	3892		PORTION OF THE MUNICIPALITY AND THAT THE MUNICIPALITY HAS17
4915	3893		RECEIVED NOTIFICATION OF OR, IF THE MUNICIPALITY IS NOT LOCATED IN18
4916	3894		AN AREA COVERED BY A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION , ANY19
4917	3895		TRANSPORTATION PLAN PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF20
4918	3896		TRANSPORTATION THAT THE MUNICIPALITY HAS RECEIVED NOTIFICATION21
4919	3897		OF AND THAT COVERS ALL OR A PORTION OF THE MUNICIPALITY ;22
4920	3898		(b) T
4921	3899		HE GENERAL LOCATION OF PUBLIC PLACES OR FACILITIES ,
4922	3900		23
4923	3901		INCLUDING PUBLIC SCHOOLS , CULTURALLY, HISTORICALLY, OR24
4924	3902		ARCHAEOLOGICALLY SIGNIFICANT BUILDINGS , SITES, AND OBJECTS,25
4925	3903		PLAYGROUNDS, SQUARES, PARKS, AIRPORTS, AVIATION FIELDS, MILITARY26
4926	3904		INSTALLATIONS, AND OTHER PUBLIC WAYS , GROUNDS, OPEN SPACES,27
4927	3905		213
4928		-	-~~142~~- TRAILS, AND DESIGNATED FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL WILDLIFE AREAS.1
	3906	+	-91- TRAILS, AND DESIGNATED FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL WILDLIFE AREAS.1
4929	3907		F
4930	3908		OR PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION, "MILITARY INSTALLATION" HAS THE SAME
4931	3909		2
4932	3910		MEANING AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 29-20-105.6 (2)(b).3
4933	3911		(c) T
4934	3912		HE GENERAL LOCATION AND EXTENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES
4935	3913		4
4936	3914		TERMINALS, CAPITAL FACILITIES, AND TRANSFER FACILITIES, WHETHER5
4937	3915		PUBLICLY OR PRIVATELY OWNED OR OPERATED , FOR WATER, LIGHT,6
4938	3916		SANITATION, TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, POWER, AND OTHER7
4939	3917		PURPOSES, AND ANY PROPOSED OR PROJECTED NEEDS FOR CAPITAL8
4940	3918		FACILITIES AND UTILITIES, INCLUDING THE PRIORITIES, ANTICIPATED9
4941	3919		COSTS, AND FUNDING PROPOSALS FOR SUCH FACILITIES AND UTILITIES ;10
4942	3920		(d) T
4943	3921		HE ACCEPTANCE, REMOVAL, RELOCATION, WIDENING,
4944	3922		11
4945	3923		NARROWING, VACATING, ABANDONMENT, MODIFICATION, CHANGE OF USE,12
4946	3924		OR EXTENSION OF ANY OF THE PUBLIC WAYS, RIGHTS-OF-WAY, INCLUDING13
4947	3925		THE COORDINATION OF SUCH RIGHTS -OF-WAY WITH THE RIGHTS-OF-WAY14
4948	3926		OF OTHER MUNICIPALITIES, COUNTIES, OR REGIONS, GROUNDS, OPEN15
4949	3927		SPACES, BUILDINGS, PROPERTY, UTILITY, OR TERMINALS, REFERRED TO IN16
4950	3928		SUBSECTIONS (1.5) (a) THROUGH (a) OF THIS SECTION AND SUBSECTION17
4951	3929		(1)(d)
4952	3930		OF THIS SECTION;
4953	3931		18
4954	3932		(e) A
4955	3933		ZONING PLAN FOR THE CONTROL OF THE HEIGHT, AREA, BULK,
4956	3934		19
4957	3935		LOCATION, AND USE OF BUILDINGS AND PREMISES. SUCH A ZONING PLAN20
4958	3936		MAY PROTECT AND ASSURE ACCESS TO APPROPRIATE CONDITIONS FOR21
4959	3937		SOLAR, WIND, OR OTHER ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES , INCLUDING22
4960	3938		GEOTHERMAL ENERGY USED FOR WATER HEATING OR SPACE HEATING OR23
4961	3939		COOLING IN A SINGLE BUILDING, FOR SPACE HEATING FOR MORE THAN ONE24
4962	3940		BUILDING THROUGH A PIPELINE NETWORK , OR FOR ELECTRICITY25
4963	3941		GENERATION; HOWEVER, REGULATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS OF THE HEIGHT,26
4964	3942		NUMBER OF STORIES, SIZE OF BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES , AND27
4965	3943		213
4966		-	-~~143~~- THE HEIGHT AND LOCATION OF TREES AND OTHER VEGETATION SHALL NOT1
	3944	+	-92- THE HEIGHT AND LOCATION OF TREES AND OTHER VEGETATION SHALL NOT1
4967	3945		APPLY TO EXISTING BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES, TREES, OR VEGETATION2
4968	3946		EXCEPT FOR NEW GROWTH ON SUCH VEGETATION .3
4969	3947		(f) T
4970	3948		HE GENERAL CHARACTER , LOCATION, AND EXTENT OF
4971	3949		4
4972	3950		COMMUNITY CENTERS , HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS , WHETHER PUBLIC OR5
4973	3951		PRIVATE, THE EXISTING, PROPOSED, OR PROJECTED LOCATION OF6
4974	3952		RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS AND SUFFICIENT LAND FOR FUTURE7
4975	3953		HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FOR THE EXISTING AND PROJECTED ECONOMIC8
4976	3954		AND OTHER NEEDS OF ALL CURRENT AND ANTICIPATED RESIDENTS OF THE9
4977	3955		MUNICIPALITY, AND REDEVELOPMENT AREAS . IF A MUNICIPALITY HAS10
4978	3956		ENTERED INTO A REGIONAL PLANNING AGREEMENT , SUCH AGREEMENT11
4979	3957		MAY BE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE INTO THE MASTER PLAN .12
4980	3958		(g) A
4981	3959		MASTER PLAN FOR THE EXTRACTION OF COMMERCIAL
4982	3960		13
4983	3961		MINERAL DEPOSITS PURSUANT TO SECTION 34-1-304;14
4984	3962		(h) A
4985	3963		PLAN FOR THE LOCATION AND PLACEMENT OF PUBLIC
4986	3964		15
4987	3965		UTILITIES THAT FACILITATES THE PROVISION OF SUCH UTILITIES TO ALL16
4988	3966		EXISTING, PROPOSED, OR PROJECTED DEVELOPMENTS IN THE17
4989	3967		MUNICIPALITY;18
4990	3968		(i) P
4991	3969		ROJECTIONS OF POPULATION GROWTH AND HOUSING NEEDS TO
4992	3970		19
4993	3971		ACCOMMODATE THE PROJECTED POPULATION FOR SPECIFIED INCREMENTS20
4994	3972		OF TIME. THE MUNICIPALITY MAY BASE THESE PROJECTIONS UPON DATA21
4995	3973		FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS AND UPON THE MUNICIPALITY 'S22
4996	3974		LOCAL OBJECTIVES.23
4997	3975		(j) T
4998	3976		HE AREAS CONTAINING STEEP SLOPES, GEOLOGICAL HAZARDS,
4999	3977		24
5000	3978		ENDANGERED OR THREATENED SPECIES , WETLANDS, FLOODPLAINS,25
5001	3979		FLOODWAYS, AND FLOOD RISK ZONES , HIGHLY ERODIBLE LAND OR26
5002	3980		UNSTABLE SOILS, AND WILDFIRE HAZARDS . FOR PURPOSES OF27
5003	3981		213
5004		-	-~~144~~- DETERMINING THE LOCATION OF SUCH AREAS , THE PLANNING COMMISSION1
	3982	+	-93- DETERMINING THE LOCATION OF SUCH AREAS , THE PLANNING COMMISSION1
5005	3983		SHALL CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING SOURCES FOR GUIDANCE :2
5006	3984		(I) T
5007	3985		HE COLORADO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY FOR DEFINING AND
5008	3986		3
5009	3987		MAPPING GEOLOGICAL HAZARDS ;4
5010	3988		(II) T
5011	3989		HE UNITED STATES FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE OF THE
5012	3990		5
5013	3991		U
5014	3992		NITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND THE PARKS AND
5015	3993		6
5016	3994		WILDLIFE COMMISSION CREATED IN SECTION 33-9-101, FOR LOCATING7
5017	3995		AREAS INHABITED BY ENDANGERED OR THREATENED SPECIES ;8
5018	3996		(III) T
5019	3997		HE UNITED STATES ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS AND THE
5020	3998		9
5021	3999		U
5022	4000		NITED STATES FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE NATIONAL WETLANDS
5023	4001		10
5024	4002		INVENTORY FOR DEFINING AND MAPPING WETLANDS ;11
5025	4003		(IV) T
5026	4004		HE FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY FOR
5027	4005		12
5028	4006		DEFINING AND MAPPING FLOODPLAINS , FLOODWAYS, AND FLOOD RISK13
5029	4007		ZONES;14
5030	4008		(V) T
5031	4009		HE NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE OF THE
5032	4010		15
5033	4011		U
5034	4012		NITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOR DEFINING AND
5035	4013		16
5036	4014		MAPPING UNSTABLE SOILS AND HIGHLY ERODIBLE LAND ; AND17
5037	4015		(VI) T
5038	4016		HE COLORADO STATE FOREST SERVICE FOR LOCATING
5039	4017		18
5040	4018		WILDFIRE HAZARD AREAS.19
5041	4019		(8) I
5042	4020		N ADOPTING OR AMENDING A MASTER PLAN , THE COMMISSION
5043	4021		20
5044	4022		SHALL IDENTIFY, PROVIDE NOTICE TO, AND CONSULT WITH RELEVANT21
5045	4023		ENTITIES TO ENSURE THAT THE ADOPTING OR AMENDING OF THE MASTER22
5046	4024		PLAN IS AN INCLUSIVE PROCESS.23
5047		-	(9) NOT LESS THAN SIXTY DAYS PRIOR TO ADOPTING OR24
5048		-	AMENDING THE MASTER PLAN , THE COMMISSION SHALL SUBMIT THE25
5049		-	MASTER PLAN TO THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE26
5050		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS . THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT27
5051		-	213
5052		-	-145- SHALL REVIEW THESE MASTER PLANS TO ENSURE THEY COMPLY WITH THE1
5053		-	REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION . THE DIVISION SHALL PROVIDE2
5054		-	COMMENTS IN WRITING DESCRIBING THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE MASTER3
5055		-	PLAN MEETS OR DOES NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION . THE4
5056		-	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY HIRE AND EMPLOY ONE FULL -TIME5
5057		-	EMPLOYEE TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES AND ASSISTANCE TO6
5058		-	ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION .7
5059		-	(10) NO MORE THAN THIRTY DAYS AFTER ADOPTING OR AMENDING8
5060		-	THE MASTER PLAN, THE COMMISSION SHALL SUBMIT THE MASTER PLAN TO9
5061		-	THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL10
5062		-	AFFAIRS. THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT SHALL REVIEW THE11
5063		-	MASTER PLAN TO ENSURE IT COMPLIES WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS12
5064		-	SECTION. THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT SHALL PUBLISH AND13
5065		-	MAINTAIN A DATABASE OF ADOPTED AND AMENDED MASTER PLANS THAT14
5066		-	HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED IN ACCO RDANCE WITH THIS SECTION.15
	4025	+	(9) N
	4026	+	O MORE THAN THIRTY DAYS AFTER ADOPTING OR AMENDING
	4027	+	24
	4028	+	THE MASTER PLAN, THE COMMISSION SHALL SUBMIT THE MASTER PLAN TO25
	4029	+	THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL26
	4030	+	AFFAIRS. THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT SHALL REVIEW THESE27
	4031	+	213
	4032	+	-94- MASTER PLANS TO ENSURE THEY COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF1
	4033	+	THIS SECTION.2
	4034	+	(10) N
	4035	+	OT LESS THAN SIXTY DAYS PRIOR TO ADOPTING OR
	4036	+	3
	4037	+	AMENDING THE MASTER PLAN , THE COMMISSION SHALL SUBMIT THE4
	4038	+	MASTER PLAN TO THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE5
	4039	+	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS . THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT6
	4040	+	SHALL REVIEW THESE MASTER PLANS TO ENSURE THEY COMPLY WITH THE7
	4041	+	REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION . THE DIVISION SHALL PROVIDE8
	4042	+	COMMENTS IN WRITING DESCRIBING THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE MASTER9
	4043	+	PLAN MEETS OR DOES NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION . THE10
	4044	+	DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS MAY HIRE AND EMPLOY ONE FULL -TIME11
	4045	+	EMPLOYEE TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES AND ASSISTANCE TO12
	4046	+	ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION .13
5067	4047		(11) A
5068	4048		N URBAN MUNICIPALITY, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102
5069		-	16
	4049	+	14
5070	4050		(40),
5071	4051		SUBJECT TO THIS SECTION SHALL REVIEW AND, IF NEEDED, REVISE ITS
5072		-	17
5073		-	MASTER PLAN TO ENSURE THE PLAN COMPLIES WITH THE REQUIREMENTS18
5074		-	OF THIS SECTION AT LEAST EVERY TEN YEARS . AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY19
5075		-	MAY UTILIZE EXISTING PLANNING INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS TO SATISFY20
5076		-	THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SUBSECTION (11), SO LONG AS THE21
5077		-	INFORMATION OR ANALYSIS IS NOT MORE THAN FIVE YEARS OLD .22
5078		-	SECTION 15. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 38-33.3-106.5, add23
5079		-	(3) and (4) as follows:24
5080		-	38-33.3-106.5. Prohibition contrary to public policy - patriotic,25
5081		-	political, or religious express - public rights-of-way - fire prevention26
5082		-	- renewable energy generation devices - affordable housing - drought27
5083		-	213
5084		-	-146- prevention measure - child care - definitions.1
5085		-	(3) (a) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY PROVISION IN THE DECLARATION ,2
5086		-	BYLAWS, OR RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE ASSOCIATION TO THE3
5087		-	CONTRARY, AN ASSOCIATION SHALL NOT PROHIBIT ACCESSORY DWELLING4
5088		-	UNITS, HOUSING IN TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS, AND HOUSING IN KEY5
5089		-	CORRIDORS IN THE JURISDICTIONS AND AREAS TO WHICH ARTICLE 33 OF6
5090		-	TITLE 29 APPLIES. ANY SUCH PROHIBITION ON THE PERMITTING OF7
5091		-	ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS, HOUSING IN TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS, AND8
5092		-	HOUSING IN KEY CORRIDORS IS VOID AS A MATTER OF PUBLIC POLICY IN9
5093		-	ANY WAY THAT IS PROHIBITED BY ARTICLE 33 OF TITLE 29.10
5094		-	(b) AS USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (3), UNLESS THE CONTEXT11
5095		-	OTHERWISE REQUIRES:12
5096		-	(I) "ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT" HAS THE SAME MEANING AS SET13
5097		-	FORTH IN SECTION 29-33-102 (2).14
5098		-	(II) "KEY CORRIDORS" HAS THE SAME MEANING AS SET FORTH IN15
5099		-	SECTION 29-33-303 (1) (b).16
5100		-	(III) "TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA" HAS THE SAME MEANING AS SET17
5101		-	FORTH IN SECTION 29-33-102 (41).18
5102		-	(c) SUBSECTION (3)(a) OF THIS SECTION SHALL NOT APPLY TO19
5103		-	REASONABLE RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS. AS USED IN20
5104		-	THIS SUBSECTION (3)(c), "REASONABLE RESTRICTION" MEANS A21
5105		-	RESTRICTION THAT DOES NOT UNREASONABLY INCREASE THE COST TO22
5106		-	CONSTRUCT, EFFECTIVELY PROHIBIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF, OR23
5107		-	EXTINGUISH THE ABILITY TO OTHERWISE CONSTRUCT , AN ACCESSORY24
5108		-	DWELLING UNIT CONSISTENT WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION .25
5109		-	(4) (a) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY PROVISION IN THE DECLARATION,26
5110		-	BYLAWS, OR RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE ASSOCIATION TO THE27
5111		-	213
5112		-	-147- CONTRARY, AN ASSOCIATION SHALL NOT ENACT OR ENFORCE RESIDENTIAL1
5113		-	OCCUPANCY LIMITS THAT DIFFER BASED ON THE RELATIONSHIPS OF THE2
5114		-	OCCUPANTS OF A DWELLING.3
5115		-	(b) NOTHING IN THIS SECTION PREVENTS AN ASSOCIATION FROM4
5116		-	ESTABLISHING RESIDENTIAL OCCUPANCY LIMITS FOR DWELLING UNITS FOR5
5117		-	SHORT-TERM RENTALS, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 29-33-102 (35).6
5118		-	(c) AS USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (4), UNLESS THE CONTEXT7
5119		-	OTHERWISE REQUIRES, "DWELLING" MEANS ANY IMPROVED REAL8
5120		-	PROPERTY OR PORTION THEREOF THAT IS USED OR INTENDED TO BE USED9
5121		-	AS A RESIDENCE.10
5122		-	SECTION 16. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 43-1-106, amend11
5123		-	(15)(d) as follows:12
5124		-	43-1-106. Transportation commission - powers and duties -13
5125		-	rules - definitions - efficiency and accountability committee. (15) In14
5126		-	addition to any other duties required by law, the commission shall have15
5127		-	the following charges:16
5128		-	(d) To study and make recommendations for existing and future17
5129		-	transportation systems in Colorado with a focus of such study and18
5130		-	recommendations being a ten-year plan for each mode of transportation.19
5131		-	Such THE ten-year plan shall MUST be based on what can be reasonably20
5132		-	expected to be implemented with the estimated revenues which are likely21
	4052	+	15
	4053	+	MASTER PLAN TO ENSURE THE PLAN COMPLIES WITH THE REQUIREMENTS16
	4054	+	OF THIS SECTION AT LEAST EVERY TEN YEARS . AN URBAN MUNICIPALITY17
	4055	+	MAY UTILIZE EXISTING PLANNING INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS TO SATISFY18
	4056	+	THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SUBSECTION (11), SO LONG AS THE19
	4057	+	INFORMATION OR ANALYSIS IS NOT MORE THAN FIVE YEARS OLD .20
	4058	+	SECTION 10. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 43-1-106, amend21
	4059	+	(15)(d) as follows:22
	4060	+	43-1-106. Transportation commission - powers and duties -23
	4061	+	rules - definitions - efficiency and accountability committee. (15) In24
	4062	+	addition to any other duties required by law, the commission shall have25
	4063	+	the following charges:26
	4064	+	(d) To study and make recommendations for existing and future27
	4065	+	213
	4066	+	-95- transportation systems in Colorado with a focus of such study and1
	4067	+	recommendations being a ten-year plan for each mode of transportation.2
	4068	+	Such THE ten-year plan shall MUST be based on what can be reasonably3
	4069	+	expected to be implemented with the estimated revenues which are likely4
5133	4070		to be available
5134	4071		AND MUST INCLUDE PRIORITIZATION CRITERIA THAT ARE
5135		-	22
5136		-	CONSISTENT WITH STATE STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES FOR23
5137		-	REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS .24
5138		-	SECTION 17. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 43-1-113, add (20)25
5139		-	as follows:26
5140		-	43-1-113. Funds - budgets - fiscal year - reports and27
5141		-	213
5142		-	-148- publications. (20) B EFORE DECEMBER 31, 2024, OR BEFORE THE NEXT1
5143		-	REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION PLANNING CYCLE BEGINS , THE DEPARTMENT2
5144		-	SHALL ENSURE THAT THE PRIORITIZATION CRITERIA FOR ANY GRANT3
5145		-	PROGRAM ADMINISTERED BY THE DEPARTMENT ARE CONSISTENT WITH4
5146		-	STATE STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES , AS DETERMINED IN SECTION5
	4072	+	5
	4073	+	CONSISTENT WITH STATE STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES FOR6
	4074	+	REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS .7
	4075	+	SECTION 11. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 43-1-113, add (20)8
	4076	+	as follows:9
	4077	+	43-1-113. Funds - budgets - fiscal year - reports and10
	4078	+	publications. (20) B
	4079	+	EFORE DECEMBER 31, 2024, OR BEFORE THE NEXT
	4080	+	11
	4081	+	REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION PLANNING CYCLE BEGINS , THE DEPARTMENT12
	4082	+	SHALL ENSURE THAT THE PRIORITIZATION CRITERIA FOR ANY GRANT13
	4083	+	PROGRAM ADMINISTERED BY THE DEPARTMENT ARE CONSISTENT WITH14
	4084	+	STATE STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES , AS DETERMINED IN SECTION15
5147	4085		29-33-108,
5148	4086		SO LONG AS DOING SO DOES NOT VIOLATE FEDERAL LAW . THE
5149		-	6
5150		-	STATE GROWTH OBJECTIVES MUST BE CLEARLY ARTICULATED IN A7
5151		-	PROJECT'S REQUIREMENTS OF PROSPECTIVE FUNDING RECIPIENTS .8
5152		-	SECTION 18. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 43-1-1103, ~~amend9~~
5153		-	(5)(i) and (5)(j); and add (2.5) and (5)(k) as follows:10
	4087	+	16
	4088	+	STATE GROWTH OBJECTIVES MUST BE CLEARLY ARTICULATED IN A17
	4089	+	PROJECT'S REQUIREMENTS OF PROSPECTIVE FUNDING RECIPIENTS .18
	4090	+	SECTION 12. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 43-1-1103, amend19
	4091	+	(5)(i) and (5)(j); and add (2.5) and (5)(k) as follows:20
5154	4092		43-1-1103. Transportation planning. (2.5) B
5155	4093		EGINNING
5156		-	11
	4094	+	21
5157	4095		D
5158	4096		ECEMBER 31, 2024, ANY REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION PLAN THAT IS
5159		-	12
5160		-	CREATED OR UPDATED MUST ADDRESS AND ENSURE CONSISTENCY WITH13
5161		-	STATE STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES AS DETERMINED IN SECTION14
5162		-	29-33-108.15
5163		-	(5) The department shall integrate and consolidate the regional16
5164		-	transportation plans for the transportation planning regions into a17
5165		-	comprehensive statewide transportation plan. The formation of the state18
5166		-	plan shall be accomplished through a statewide planning process set by19
5167		-	rules and regulations promulgated by the commission. The state plan shall20
5168		-	address but shall not be limited to the following factors:21
5169		-	(i) Effective, efficient, and safe freight transport; and22
	4097	+	22
	4098	+	CREATED OR UPDATED MUST ADDRESS AND ENSURE CONSISTENCY WITH23
	4099	+	STATE STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES AS DETERMINED IN SECTION24
	4100	+	29-33-108.25
	4101	+	(5) The department shall integrate and consolidate the regional26
	4102	+	transportation plans for the transportation planning regions into a27
	4103	+	213
	4104	+	-96- comprehensive statewide transportation plan. The formation of the state1
	4105	+	plan shall be accomplished through a statewide planning process set by2
	4106	+	rules and regulations promulgated by the commission. The state plan shall3
	4107	+	address but shall not be limited to the following factors:4
	4108	+	(i) Effective, efficient, and safe freight transport; and5
5170	4109		(j) Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
5171	4110		IN A MANNER
5172		-	23
5173		-	SUFFICIENT TO MEET THE STATE'S GOALS, AND REDUCTION OF NEAR-~~ROAD24~~
5174		-	AIR POLLUTION; ~~AND25~~
	4111	+	6
	4112	+	SUFFICIENT TO MEET THE STATE'S GOALS, AND REDUCTION OF NEAR-ROAD7
	4113	+	AIR POLLUTION; AND8
5175	4114		(k) B
5176	4115		EGINNING DECEMBER 31, 2024, ADDRESS AND ENSURE
5177		-	26
5178		-	CONSISTENCY WITH STATE STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES .27
5179		-	213
5180		-	-149- SECTION 19. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 43-4-1103, add1
5181		-	(2)(e) as follows:2
5182		-	43-4-1103. Multimodal transportation options fund - creation3
	4116	+	9
	4117	+	CONSISTENCY WITH STATE STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES .10
	4118	+	SECTION 13. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 43-4-1103, add11
	4119	+	(2)(e) as follows:12
	4120	+	43-4-1103. Multimodal transportation options fund - creation13
5183	4121		- revenue sources for fund - use of fund. (2) (e) F
5184	4122		EE REVENUES FROM
5185		-	4
5186		-	THE MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS FUND GENERATED ON OR5
5187		-	AFTER JANUARY 1, 2025, AND OTHER STATE FUNDS TRANSFERRED TO THE6
5188		-	MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS F UND ON OR AFTER JULY 1, 2024,7
5189		-	SHALL ONLY BE MADE FOR MULTIMODAL PROJECTS THAT ARE SELECTED8
5190		-	AFTER JULY 1, 2024, THE DEPARTMENT DETERMINES ARE CONSISTENT9
5191		-	WITH STATE STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES , AS DETERMINED IN SECTION10
5192		-	29-33-108.
5193		-	THE STATE GROWTH OBJECTIVES MUST BE CLEARLY
5194		-	11
5195		-	ARTICULATED IN A PROJECT'S REQUIREMENTS OF PROSPECTIVE FUNDING12
5196		-	RECIPIENTS.13
5197		-	SECTION 20. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 43-2-147, amend14
5198		-	(4) as follows:15
5199		-	43-2-147. Access to public highways - definitions. (4) (a) The16
5200		-	commission shall adopt a state highway access code, by rule and17
5201		-	regulation, for the implementation of this section, on or after March 16,18
5202		-	1980. The access code shall address the design and location of driveways19
5203		-	and other points of access to public highways. The access code shall be20
5204		-	consistent with the authority granted in this section and shall be based21
5205		-	upon consideration of existing and projected traffic volumes, the22
5206		-	functional classification of public highways, adopted local transportation23
5207		-	plans and needs, drainage requirements, the character of lands adjoining24
5208		-	the highway, adopted local land use plans and zoning, the type and25
5209		-	volume of traffic to use the driveway, other operational aspects of the26
5210		-	driveway, the availability of vehicular access from local streets and roads27
5211		-	213
5212		-	-150- rather than a state highway, and reasonable access by city streets and1
5213		-	county roads. THE ACCESS CODE MUST ENSURE THAT ACCESS CONTROL2
5214		-	STANDARDS ARE OPTIMIZED TO SUPPORT DENSE HOUSING, WALKABLE AND3
5215		-	MULTI-MODAL MIXED-USE CENTERS, AND STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS,4
5216		-	WHILE CONTINUING TO ENSURE THAT BASIC SAFETY STANDARDS ARE MET.5
5217		-	(b) ON OR BEFORE JULY 1, 2024, THE COMMISSION SHALL ADOPT6
5218		-	INTO THE STATE HIGHWAY ACCESS CODE AN INTERCHANGE APPROVAL7
5219		-	PROCESS THAT CONDITIONS APPROVAL FOR CERTAIN INTERCHANGES ON8
5220		-	ADOPTION OF TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES THAT9
5221		-	REDUCE THE AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC AT THE ON -RAMPS TO THE10
5222		-	INTERCHANGES BY A MINIMUM OF THREE PERCENT RELATIVE TO THE11
5223		-	BASELINE AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC, OR AN ALTERNATIVE METHODOLOGY12
5224		-	THAT IDENTIFIES AND CREATES BENEFITS CONSISTENT WITH STRATEGIC13
5225		-	GROWTH OBJECTIVES. THE TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT14
5226		-	STRATEGIES SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH STRATEGIC GROWTH OBJECTIVES .15
5227		-	THIS SUBSECTION (4)(b) SHALL APPLY, AT A MINIMUM, TO INTERCHANGES16
5228		-	THAT ARE:17
5229		-	(I) NEW INTERCHANGES OR INTERCHANGES MODIFIED WITH18
5230		-	IMPROVEMENTS THAT EXPAND TRAFFIC CAPACITY ; AND19
5231		-	(II) WITHIN METROPOLITAN PLANNING OR GANIZATION20
5232		-	BOUNDARIES.21
5233		-	SECTION 21. Appropriation. (1) For the 2023-24 state fiscal22
5234		-	year, $15,000,000 is appropriated to the housing plans assistance fund23
5235		-	created in section 29-33-112 (3)(a), C.R.S. This appropriation is from the24
5236		-	general fund. The department of local affairs is responsible for the25
5237		-	accounting related to this appropriation. 26
5238		-	(2) For the 2023-24 state fiscal year, $15,000,000 is appropriated27
5239		-	213
5240		-	-151- to the department of local affairs. This appropriation is from1
5241		-	reappropriated funds from the housing plans assistance fund received2
5242		-	under subsection (1) of this section. To implement this act, the3
5243		-	department may use this appropriation as follows:4
5244		-	(a) $65,992 for use by the state demography office for program5
5245		-	costs, which amount is based on an assumption that the office will require6
5246		-	an additional 0.6 FTE; 7
5247		-	(b) $41,136 for use by the division of housing for personal8
5248		-	services, which amount is based on an assumption that the office will9
5249		-	require an additional 0.5 FTE;10
5250		-	(c) $4,010 general fund for use by the division of housing for11
5251		-	operating expenses; and 12
5252		-	(d) $14,888,862 for use by the division of local government for13
5253		-	the local land use assistance program, which amount is based on an14
5254		-	assumption that the division will require an additional 10.4 FTE. 15
5255		-	(3) Any money appropriated in subsection (2) of this section not16
5256		-	expended prior to July 1, 2024 is further appropriated for the 2024-25 and17
5257		-	2025-26 state fiscal years for the same purpose. 18
5258		-	(4) For the 2023-24 state fiscal year, $625,109 is appropriated to19
5259		-	the department of natural resources. This appropriation consists of20
5260		-	$84,939 from the general fund and $540,170 cash funds from the21
5261		-	Colorado water conservation board construction fund created in section22
5262		-	37-60-121 (1)(a), C.R.S. To implement this act, the department may use23
5263		-	this appropriation as follows:24
5264		-	(a) $76,919 general fund for use by the executive director's office25
5265		-	for personal services, which amount is based on an assumption that the26
5266		-	office will require an additional 1.0 FTE;27
5267		-	213
5268		-	-152- (b) $8,020 general fund for use by the executive director's office1
5269		-	for operating expenses; and2
5270		-	(c) $540,170 from the Colorado water conservation board3
5271		-	construction fund for use by the Colorado water conservation board for4
5272		-	personal services.5
5273		-	(5) For the 2023-24 state fiscal year, $29,455 is appropriated to6
5274		-	the office of the governor for use by the Colorado energy office. This7
5275		-	appropriation is from the general fund and is based on an assumption that8
5276		-	the office will require an additional 0.3 FTE. To implement this act, the9
5277		-	office may use this appropriation for program administration.10
5278		-	(6) For the 2023-24 state fiscal year, $100,000 is appropriated to11
5279		-	the office of the governor. This appropriation is from the general fund. To12
5280		-	implement this act, the office may use this appropriation for the office of13
5281		-	climate preparedness. 14
5282		-	(7) For the 2023-24 state fiscal year, $53,896 is appropriated to15
5283		-	legislative department. This appropriation is from the general fund. To16
5284		-	implement this act, the department may use this appropriation as follows:17
5285		-	(a) $26,492 for use by the legislative council, which amount is18
5286		-	based on an assumption that the legislative council will require an19
5287		-	additional 0.3 FTE; 20
5288		-	(b) $17,202 for use by the committee on legal services, which21
5289		-	amount is based on an assumption that the committee will require an22
5290		-	additional 0.2 FTE; and23
5291		-	(c) $10,202 for use by the general assembly.24
5292		-	25
5293		-	SECTION 22. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,26
5294		-	213
5295		-	-153- determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate1
5296		-	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.2
5297		-	213
5298		-	-154-
	4123	+	14
	4124	+	THE MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS FUND GENERATED ON OR15
	4125	+	AFTER JANUARY 1, 2025, AND OTHER STATE FUNDS TRANSFERRED TO THE16
	4126	+	MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS F UND ON OR AFTER JULY 1, 2024,17
	4127	+	SHALL ONLY BE MADE FOR MULTIMODAL PROJECTS THAT THE DEPARTMENT18
	4128	+	DETERMINES ARE CONSISTENT WITH STATE STRATEGIC GROWTH19
	4129	+	OBJECTIVES, AS DETERMINED IN SECTION 29-33-108. THE STATE GROWTH20
	4130	+	OBJECTIVES MUST BE CLEARLY ARTICULATED IN A PROJECT 'S21
	4131	+	REQUIREMENTS OF PROSPECTIVE FUNDING RECIPIENTS .22
	4132	+	SECTION 14. Appropriation. (1) For the 2023-24 state fiscal23
	4133	+	year, $15,000,000 is appropriated to the housing plans assistance fund24
	4134	+	created in section 29-33-112 (3)(a), C.R.S. This appropriation is from the25
	4135	+	general fund. The department of local affairs is responsible for the26
	4136	+	accounting related to this appropriation.27
	4137	+	213
	4138	+	-97- (2) For the 2023-24 state fiscal year, $15,102,556 is appropriated1
	4139	+	to the department of local affairs. This appropriation consists of $102,5562
	4140	+	from the general fund and $15,000,000 reappropriated funds from the3
	4141	+	housing plans assistance fund received under subsection (1) of this4
	4142	+	section. To implement this act, the department may use this appropriation5
	4143	+	as follows:6
	4144	+	(a) $60,838 general fund for use by the state demography office7
	4145	+	for program costs, which amount is based on an assumption that the8
	4146	+	office will require an additional 0.6 FTE;9
	4147	+	(b) $37,708 general fund for use by the division of housing for10
	4148	+	personal services, which amount is based on an assumption that the office11
	4149	+	will require an additional 0.5 FTE;12
	4150	+	(c) $4,010 general fund for use by the division of housing for13
	4151	+	operating expenses; and14
	4152	+	(d) $15,000,000 reappropriated funds from the housing plans15
	4153	+	assistance fund received under subsection (1) of this section for use by the16
	4154	+	division of local government for the local land use assistance program,17
	4155	+	which amount is based on an assumption that the division will require an18
	4156	+	additional 10.4 FTE. Any money appropriated in this subsection (2)(d)19
	4157	+	not expended prior to July 1, 2024 is further appropriated for the 2024-2520
	4158	+	and 2025-26 state fiscal years for the same purpose.21
	4159	+	(3) For the 2023-24 state fiscal year, $78,529 is appropriated to22
	4160	+	the department of natural resources. This appropriation is from the23
	4161	+	general fund. To implement this act, the department may use this24
	4162	+	appropriation as follows:25
	4163	+	(a) $70,509 for use by the executive director's office for personal26
	4164	+	services, which amount is based on an assumption that the office will27
	4165	+	213
	4166	+	-98- require an additional 0.9 FTE; and1
	4167	+	(b) $8,020 for use by the executive director's office for operating2
	4168	+	expenses.3
	4169	+	(4) For the 2023-24 state fiscal year, $27,001 is appropriated to4
	4170	+	the office of the governor for use by the Colorado energy office. This5
	4171	+	appropriation is from the general fund and is based on an assumption that6
	4172	+	the office will require an additional 0.2 FTE. To implement this act, the7
	4173	+	office may use this appropriation for program administration.8
	4174	+	SECTION 15. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,9
	4175	+	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate10
	4176	+	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.11
	4177	+	213
	4178	+	-99-