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	1	+	Second Regular Session
	2	+	Seventy-fourth General Assembly
	3	+	STATE OF COLORADO
	4	+	REREVISED
	5	+	This Version Includes All Amendments
	6	+	Adopted in the Second House
	7	+	LLS NO. 24-0281.01 Richard Sweetman x4333
1	8		HOUSE BILL 24-1307
2		-	BY REPRESENTATIVE(S) Lieder and Hamrick, Amabile, Boesenecker,
3		-	Brown, Clifford, Daugherty, Duran, English, Froelich, Jodeh, Joseph,
4		-	Lindstedt, Mabrey, Marshall, Marvin, Ortiz, Ricks, Rutinel, Snyder, Titone,
5		-	Valdez, Velasco, Willford, Woodrow, Bird, deGruy Kennedy, Hernandez,
6		-	Herod, Kipp, Lindsay, Sirota, Story, Weissman, McCluskie;
7		-	also SENATOR(S) Marchman and Danielson, Buckner, Cutter, Exum,
8		-	Fields, Ginal, Gonzales, Hinrichsen, Jaquez Lewis, Kolker,
9		-	Michaelson Jenet, Priola, Rodriguez, Sullivan, Winter F.
	9	+	House Committees Senate Committees
	10	+	Education Business, Labor, & Technology
	11	+	Appropriations
	12	+	A BILL FOR AN ACT
10	13		C
11		-	ONCERNING HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS IN
12		-	SCHOOLS
13		-	.
14		-
15		-	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
16		-	SECTION 1. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly
17		-	finds that:
18		-	(a) Students and staff in Colorado's public schools deserve access
19		-	to clean, healthy air along with proper heating and cooling to improve their
20		-	opportunities to learn;
21		-	(b) Indoor air quality is one of several toxic threats to students in
22		-	NOTE: This bill has been prepared for the signatures of the appropriate legislative
23		-	officers and the Governor. To determine whether the Governor has signed the bill
24		-	or taken other action on it, please consult the legislative status sheet, the legislative
25		-	history, or the Session Laws.
26		-	________
27		-	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law; dashes
28		-	through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of
29		-	the act. schools;
30		-	(c) The condition of inadequate school facilities can expose students
31		-	and staff to mold and legacy toxins such as lead, asbestos, and industrial
32		-	products and chemicals known as PCBs; poor air quality and temperature
33		-	control; inadequate lighting; and excessive noise; and
34		-	(d) Improving the air quality in schools can result in higher
35		-	attendance, better cognitive function, less asthma and other respiratory
36		-	health problems, and improved academic performance.
37		-	(2) The general assembly further finds that:
38		-	(a) In Colorado, many of the conditions that cause unhealthy indoor
39		-	air and environmental quality impact Colorado school buildings;
40		-	(b) Various Colorado schools have been featured in news stories
41		-	profiling funding shortages, heating and cooling issues, and the need for
42		-	facility improvements;
43		-	(c) The department of education's own Facility Insight Dashboard
44		-	reports the average age of school infrastructure to be forty years; and
45		-	(d) State school buildings receive a poor score on the department of
46		-	education's Facility Condition Index.
47		-	(3) The general assembly further finds that:
48		-	(a) Despite efforts by state agencies and school districts to improve
49		-	indoor environmental quality in classrooms and other school buildings,
50		-	many of Colorado's school districts lack the funding and staff to improve
51		-	facility conditions and thereby improve school health outcomes;
52		-	(b) According to the American Society of Civil Engineers' 2020
53		-	infrastructure report card, Colorado schools have an approximately $14
54		-	billion funding gap between the need for infrastructure replacements,
55		-	repairs, or upgrades and money available from regular funding and budget
56		-	processes;
57		-	(c) The current funding sources for schools do not equitably
58		-	PAGE 2-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 distribute funds, leaving many schools in rural and disproportionately
59		-	impacted communities unable to pay for necessary retrofits and updates;
60		-	(d) The passage of the federal "Inflation Reduction Act of 2022" and
61		-	"Bipartisan Infrastructure Law", which was enacted in the federal
62		-	"Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act", have made billions of dollars in
63		-	federal money available to combine with current and planned state or local
64		-	funding that can help public schools improve air quality, improve student
65		-	performance and staff retention, and realize significant energy savings for
66		-	school districts;
67		-	(e) Accessing this federal money would not only improve air quality
68		-	in schools but also bring billions of dollars in economic investments in
69		-	quality projects to Colorado communities and workers; and
70		-	(f) Unfortunately, many of the schools with the most pressing
71		-	infrastructure improvement needs lack the staff capacity to track, apply for,
72		-	and manage grant funding available at the state and federal level.
73		-	(4) Therefore, the general assembly declares that, in order to help
74		-	schools address health concerns and energy efficiency needs, this act:
75		-	(a) Makes local education providers, including the Colorado school
76		-	for the deaf and the blind, eligible to receive grants from the "Infrastructure
77		-	Investment and Jobs Act" cash fund created in Senate Bill 22-215, which
78		-	was enacted in 2022;
79		-	(b) Authorizes the governor's office to coordinate with outside
80		-	entities to provide local education providers, including the Colorado school
81		-	for the deaf and the blind, with project planning, grant writing, and other
82		-	technical assistance, such as school ventilation and energy efficiency
83		-	verification, as needed;
84		-	(c) Ensures that school districts' federal funding applications remain
85		-	competitive by requiring the use of certified contractors or the negotiation
86		-	of a project labor agreement to complete HVAC infrastructure improvement
87		-	projects receiving federal funding and requiring compliance with the labor
88		-	standards outlined in federal funding opportunities;
89		-	(d) Will save schools money by ensuring that facility improvement
90		-	PAGE 3-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 projects are completed by a highly skilled workforce and result in
91		-	measurable energy efficiency improvements and health improvements for
92		-	students and staff; and
93		-	(e) Allows Colorado's school districts to choose to undergo an
94		-	HVAC assessment and find a pathway to fund any improvements identified
95		-	without mandating that any school must undergo an assessment or HVAC
96		-	improvements.
97		-	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 22-32-152 as
98		-	follows:
99		-	22-32-152. School ventilation and energy efficiency verification
100		-	and repair - definitions - applicability of section - ventilation
101		-	verification assessment - filtration - HVAC assessment report -
102		-	mechanical engineer review - adjustments, repairs, upgrades, and
103		-	replacements - HVAC verification report - periodic inspections and
104		-	ongoing maintenance - certified contractors - grants. (1) Definitions.
105		-	A
106		-	S USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :
	14	+	ONCERNING HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS IN101
	15	+	SCHOOLS.102
	16	+	Bill Summary
	17	+	(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
	18	+	not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
	19	+	passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
	20	+	applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
	21	+	http://leg.colorado.gov
	22	+	.)
	23	+	The bill requires a school district board of education, a charter
	24	+	school, an institute charter school, a board of cooperative services, or the
	25	+	Colorado school for the deaf and the blind (school administrative entity)
	26	+	to satisfy certain requirements concerning installation, inspection, and
	27	+	maintenance of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC)
	28	+	systems in schools if the school administrative entity undertakes HVAC
	29	+	SENATE
	30	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	31	+	May 7, 2024
	32	+	SENATE
	33	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	34	+	May 6, 2024
	35	+	HOUSE
	36	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	37	+	April 26, 2024
	38	+	HOUSE
	39	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	40	+	April 25, 2024
	41	+	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
	42	+	Lieder and Hamrick, Amabile, Boesenecker, Brown, Clifford, Daugherty, Duran, English,
	43	+	Froelich, Jodeh, Joseph, Lindstedt, Mabrey, Marshall, Marvin, Ortiz, Ricks, Rutinel, Snyder,
	44	+	Titone, Valdez, Velasco, Willford, Woodrow
	45	+	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
	46	+	Marchman and Danielson, Buckner, Cutter, Exum, Fields, Ginal, Gonzales, Hinrichsen,
	47	+	Jaquez Lewis, Kolker, Michaelson Jenet, Priola, Rodriguez, Sullivan, Winter F.
	48	+	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
	49	+	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.
	50	+	Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law. infrastructure improvements using money made available by a federal
	51	+	government source or by a federal government source in combination
	52	+	with a state government source specifically for such purpose.
	53	+	The requirements established in the bill concern:
	54	+	! Ventilation verification assessments, which include
	55	+	assessments of an HVAC system's filtration, ventilation
	56	+	exhaust, economizers, demand control ventilation, air
	57	+	distribution and building pressurization, general
	58	+	maintenance requirements, operational controls, and carbon
	59	+	dioxide output;
	60	+	! The preparation of HVAC assessment reports;
	61	+	! The review of HVAC assessment reports by mechanical
	62	+	engineers, who make recommendations regarding
	63	+	necessary repairs and improvements and estimate
	64	+	associated costs;
	65	+	! HVAC adjustments, repairs, upgrades, and replacements;
	66	+	! The preparation of HVAC verification reports and the
	67	+	submission of the reports to the state board of education;
	68	+	and
	69	+	! Periodic inspections and ongoing maintenance.
	70	+	The bill establishes mandatory criteria that an HVAC contractor
	71	+	must satisfy in order to perform work described in the bill. A school
	72	+	administrative entity that undertakes HVAC infrastructure improvements
	73	+	using money made available by a federal government source or by a
	74	+	federal government source in combination with a state government source
	75	+	must do so using only contractors on the certified contractor list
	76	+	established by the department of labor and employment.
	77	+	The bill allows a school administrative entity to apply for grants
	78	+	to pay for HVAC infrastructure improvement projects and establishes
	79	+	requirements for school administrative entities that apply for grants from
	80	+	federal and state government sources.
	81	+	The bill allows the governor's office to expend money from the
	82	+	"Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act" cash fund to provide grant
	83	+	writing support and project planning support to school administrative
	84	+	entities that are undertaking HVAC infrastructure improvement projects.
	85	+	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
	86	+	SECTION 1. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly2
	87	+	finds that:3
	88	+	(a) Students and staff in Colorado's public schools deserve access4
	89	+	to clean, healthy air along with proper heating and cooling to improve5
	90	+	1307-2- their opportunities to learn;1
	91	+	(b) Indoor air quality is one of several toxic threats to students in2
	92	+	schools;3
	93	+	(c) The condition of inadequate school facilities can expose4
	94	+	students and staff to mold and legacy toxins such as lead, asbestos, and5
	95	+	industrial products and chemicals known as PCBs; poor air quality and6
	96	+	temperature control; inadequate lighting; and excessive noise; and7
	97	+	(d) Improving the air quality in schools can result in higher8
	98	+	attendance, better cognitive function, less asthma and other respiratory9
	99	+	health problems, and improved academic performance.10
	100	+	(2) The general assembly further finds that:11
	101	+	(a) In Colorado, many of the conditions that cause unhealthy12
	102	+	indoor air and environmental quality impact Colorado school buildings;13
	103	+	(b) Various Colorado schools have been featured in news stories14
	104	+	profiling funding shortages, heating and cooling issues, and the need for15
	105	+	facility improvements;16
	106	+	(c) The department of education's own Facility Insight Dashboard17
	107	+	reports the average age of school infrastructure to be forty years; and18
	108	+	(d) State school buildings receive a poor score on the department19
	109	+	of education's Facility Condition Index.20
	110	+	(3) The general assembly further finds that:21
	111	+	(a) Despite efforts by state agencies and school districts to22
	112	+	improve indoor environmental quality in classrooms and other school23
	113	+	buildings, many of Colorado's school districts lack the funding and staff24
	114	+	to improve facility conditions and thereby improve school health25
	115	+	outcomes;26
	116	+	(b) According to the American Society of Civil Engineers' 202027
	117	+	1307
	118	+	-3- infrastructure report card, Colorado schools have an approximately $141
	119	+	billion funding gap between the need for infrastructure replacements,2
	120	+	repairs, or upgrades and money available from regular funding and budget3
	121	+	processes;4
	122	+	(c) The current funding sources for schools do not equitability5
	123	+	distribute funds, leaving many schools in rural and disproportionately6
	124	+	impacted communities unable to pay for necessary retrofits and updates;7
	125	+	(d) The passage of the federal "Inflation Reduction Act of 2022"8
	126	+	and "Bipartisan Infrastructure Law", which was enacted in the federal9
	127	+	"Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act", have made billions of dollars10
	128	+	in federal money available to combine with current and planned state or11
	129	+	local funding that can help public schools improve air quality, improve12
	130	+	student performance and staff retention, and realize significant energy13
	131	+	savings for school districts;14
	132	+	(e) Accessing this federal money would not only improve air15
	133	+	quality in schools but also bring billions of dollars in economic16
	134	+	investments in quality projects to Colorado communities and workers;17
	135	+	and18
	136	+	(f) Unfortunately, many of the schools with the most pressing19
	137	+	infrastructure improvement needs lack the staff capacity to track, apply20
	138	+	for, and manage grant funding available at the state and federal level.21
	139	+	(4) Therefore, the general assembly declares that, in order to help22
	140	+	schools address health concerns and energy efficiency needs, this act:23
	141	+	(a) Makes local education providers, including the Colorado24
	142	+	school for the deaf and the blind, eligible to receive grants from the25
	143	+	"Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act" cash fund created in Senate Bill26
	144	+	22-215, which was enacted in 2022;27
	145	+	1307
	146	+	-4- (b) Authorizes the governor's office to coordinate with outside1
	147	+	entities to provide local education providers, including the Colorado2
	148	+	school for the deaf and the blind, with project planning, grant writing, and3
	149	+	other technical assistance, such as school ventilation and energy4
	150	+	efficiency verification, as needed;5
	151	+	(c) Ensures that school districts' federal funding applications6
	152	+	remain competitive by requiring the use of certified contractors or the7
	153	+	negotiation of a project labor agreement to complete HVAC infrastructure8
	154	+	improvement projects receiving federal funding and requiring compliance9
	155	+	with the labor standards outlined in federal funding opportunities; 10
	156	+	(d) Will save schools money by ensuring that facility improvement11
	157	+	projects are completed by a highly skilled workforce and result in12
	158	+	measurable energy efficiency improvements and health improvements for13
	159	+	students and staff; and14
	160	+	(e) Allows Colorado's school districts to choose to undergo an15
	161	+	HVAC assessment and find a pathway to fund any improvements16
	162	+	identified without mandating that any school must undergo an assessment17
	163	+	or HVAC improvements.18
	164	+	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 22-32-152 as19
	165	+	follows:20
	166	+	22-32-152. School ventilation and energy efficiency21
	167	+	verification and repair - definitions - applicability of section -22
	168	+	ventilation verification assessment - filtration - HVAC assessment23
	169	+	report - mechanical engineer review - adjustments, repairs, upgrades,24
	170	+	and replacements - HVAC verification report - periodic inspections25
	171	+	and ongoing maintenance - certified contractors - grants.26
	172	+	(1) Definitions. A
	173	+	S USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS THE CONTEXT27
	174	+	1307
	175	+	-5- OTHERWISE REQUIRES:1
107	176		(a) "ANAB"
108		-	MEANS THE AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS
109		-	INSTITUTE NATIONAL ACCREDITATION BOARD.
	177	+	MEANS THE AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS2
	178	+	I
	179	+	NSTITUTE NATIONAL ACCREDITATION BOARD.3
110	180		(b) "ASHRAE"
111		-	MEANS THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING,
	181	+	MEANS THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING,4
112	182		R
113		-	EFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING ENGINEERS.
	183	+	EFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING ENGINEERS.5
114	184		(c) "C
115		-	ERTIFIED CONTRACTOR" MEANS A CONTRACTOR ON THE
116		-	CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR LIST
117		-	.
	185	+	ERTIFIED CONTRACTOR" MEANS A CONTRACTOR ON THE6
	186	+	CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR LIST.7
118	187		(d) "C
119		-	ERTIFIED CONTRACTOR LIST " MEANS THE CERTIFIED
120		-	CONTRACTOR LIST CREATED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND
121		-	EMPLOYMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION
122		-	40-3.2-105.6 (3)(a).
	188	+	ERTIFIED CONTRACTOR LIST " MEANS THE CERTIFIED8
	189	+	CONTRACTOR LIST CREATED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND9
	190	+	EMPLOYMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 40-3.2-105.6 (3)(a).10
123	191		(e) "C
124		-	ERTIFIED TAB TECHNICIAN" MEANS A ~~TECHNICIAN CERTIFIED~~
125		-	TO PERFORM TESTING
126		-	~~, ADJUSTING, AND BALANCING OF HVAC~~ SYSTEMS BY:
	192	+	ERTIFIED TAB TECHNICIAN" MEANS A TECHNICIAN11
	193	+	CERTIFIED TO PERFORM TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND BALANCING OF HVAC12
	194	+	SYSTEMS BY:13
127	195		(I) T
128		-	HE ASSOCIATED AIR BALANCE COUNCIL;
	196	+	HE ASSOCIATED AIR BALANCE COUNCIL;14
129	197		(II) T
130		-	HE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL BALANCING BUREAU;
131		-	PAGE 4-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 (III) THE TESTING, ADJUSTING AND BALANCING BUREAU; OR
132		-	(IV) A SUCCESSOR ORGANIZATION OF AN ORGANIZATION NAMED IN
133		-	SUBSECTION
134		-	(1)(e)(I), (1)(e)(II), OR (1)(e)(III) OF THIS SECTION.
	198	+	HE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL BALANCING BUREAU;15
	199	+	(III) T
	200	+	HE TESTING, ADJUSTING AND BALANCING BUREAU; OR16
	201	+	(IV) A
	202	+	SUCCESSOR ORGANIZATION OF AN ORGANIZATION NAMED17
	203	+	IN SUBSECTION (1)(e)(I), (1)(e)(II), OR (1)(e)(III) OF THIS SECTION.18
135	204		(f) "CO2"
136		-	MEANS CARBON DIOXIDE.
	205	+	MEANS CARBON DIOXIDE.19
137	206		(g) "D
138		-	EPARTMENT" MEANS THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
139		-	CREATED IN SECTION
140		-	24-1-115.
	207	+	EPARTMENT" MEANS THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION20
	208	+	CREATED IN SECTION 24-1-115.21
141	209		(h) "HVAC"
142		-	MEANS HEATING , VENTILATION, AND AIR
143		-	CONDITIONING
144		-	.
	210	+	MEANS HEATING , VENTILATION, AND AIR22
	211	+	CONDITIONING.23
145	212		(i) "HVAC
146		-	ASSESSMENT REPORT" MEANS THE HVAC ASSESSMENT
147		-	REPORT DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
148		-	(4) OF THIS SECTION.
149		-	(j) "I
150		-	NTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE " MEANS THE 2021
151		-	INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE PUBLISHED BY THE INTERNATIONAL
152		-	CODE COUNCIL OR THE MOST RECENT VERSION ADOPTED BY THE OFFICE OF
153		-	THE STATE ARCHITECT CREATED IN SECTION
154		-	24-30-1302.5.
155		-	(k) "ISO/IEC
156		-	17024 PERSONNEL CERTIFICATION STANDARD " MEANS
157		-	THE
158		-	ISO/IEC 17024 PERSONNEL CERTIFICATION ACCREDITATION STANDARD
159		-	DEVELOPED BY THE
160		-	INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR STANDARDIZATION
161		-	AND THE
162		-	INTERNATIONAL ELECTROTECHNICAL COMMISSION FOR THE
163		-	PURPOSE OF CERTIFYING PERSONNEL
164		-	.
	213	+	ASSESSMENT REPORT" MEANS THE HVAC ASSESSMENT24
	214	+	REPORT DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (4) OF THIS SECTION.25
	215	+	(j) "INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE" MEANS THE 202126
	216	+	INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE PUBLISHED BY THE INTERNATIONAL27
	217	+	1307
	218	+	-6- CODE COUNCIL OR THE MOST RECENT VERSION ADOPTED BY THE OFFICE1
	219	+	OF THE STATE ARCHITECT CREATED IN SECTION 24-30-1302.5.2
	220	+	(k) "ISO/IEC 17024 PERSONNEL CERTIFICATION STANDARD "3
	221	+	MEANS THE ISO/IEC 17024 PERSONNEL CERTIFICATION ACCREDITATION4
	222	+	STANDARD DEVELOPED BY THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR5
	223	+	S
	224	+	TANDARDIZATION AND THE INTERNATIONAL ELECTROTECHNICAL6
	225	+	C
	226	+	OMMISSION FOR THE PURPOSE OF CERTIFYING PERSONNEL .7
165	227		(l) "L
166	228		OCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER " MEANS:
	229	+	8
167	230		(I) A
168	231		LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER , AS DEFINED IN SECTION
169		-	22-16-103 (4); AND
170		-	(II) THE COLORADO SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND CREATED
171		-	IN SECTION
172		-	22-80-102.
173		-	(m) "M
174		-	ECHANICAL ENGINEER" MEANS A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER
175		-	WHO IS LICENSED PURSUANT TO PART
176		-	2 OF ARTICLE 120 OF TITLE 12 AND HAS
177		-	PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH
178		-	HVAC SYSTEMS.
179		-	(n) "MERV"
180		-	MEANS MINIMUM EFFICIENCY REPORTING VALUE , AS
181		-	PAGE 5-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 ESTABLISHED BY ANAB/ASHRAE STANDARD 52.2-2017, "METHOD OF
182		-	TESTING GENERAL VENTILATION AIR-CLEANING DEVICES FOR REMOVAL
183		-	EFFICIENCY BY PARTICLE SIZE".
184		-	(o) "NO
185		-	X" HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION 25-7-1502 (8).
186		-	(p) "O
187		-	CCUPIED AREAS" MEANS THE CLASSROOMS , AUDITORIUMS,
188		-	GYMNASIUMS, CAFETERIAS, NURSES' OFFICES, RESTROOMS, AND OFFICES OF
189		-	A SCHOOL
190		-	.
191		-	(q) "P
192		-	PM" MEANS PARTS PER MILLION.
193		-	(r) "P
194		-	ROJECT LABOR AGREEMENT " HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN
195		-	48 CFR 52.222-34.
196		-	(s) "Q
197		-	UALIFIED ADJUSTING PERSONNEL" MEANS:
	232	+	9
	233	+	22-16-103
	234	+	(4); AND
	235	+	10
	236	+	(II) T
	237	+	HE COLORADO SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND
	238	+	11
	239	+	CREATED IN SECTION 22-80-102.12
	240	+	(m) "MECHANICAL ENGINEER" MEANS A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER13
	241	+	WHO IS LICENSED PURSUANT TO PART 2 OF ARTICLE 120 OF TITLE 12 AND14
	242	+	HAS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH HVAC SYSTEMS.15
	243	+	(n) "MERV" MEANS MINIMUM EFFICIENCY REPORTING VALUE , AS16
	244	+	ESTABLISHED BY ANAB/ASHRAE STANDARD 52.2-2017, "METHOD OF17
	245	+	T
	246	+	ESTING GENERAL VENTILATION AIR-CLEANING DEVICES FOR REMOVAL18
	247	+	E
	248	+	FFICIENCY BY PARTICLE SIZE".19
	249	+	(o)
	250	+	"NOX" HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION 25-7-150220
	251	+	(8).21
	252	+	(p) "OCCUPIED AREAS" MEANS THE CLASSROOMS, AUDITORIUMS,22
	253	+	GYMNASIUMS, CAFETERIAS, NURSES' OFFICES, RESTROOMS, AND OFFICES23
	254	+	OF A SCHOOL.24
	255	+	(q) "PPM" MEANS PARTS PER MILLION.25
	256	+	(r) "PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENT " HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH26
	257	+	IN 48 CFR 52.222-34.27
	258	+	1307
	259	+	-7- (s) "QUALIFIED ADJUSTING PERSONNEL" MEANS:1
198	260		(I) A
199		-	CERTIFIED TAB TECHNICIAN; OR
200		-	(II) A WORKER WHO IS UNDER THE DIRECT SUPERVISION OF A
201		-	CERTIFIED
202		-	TAB TECHNICIAN.
203		-	(t) "Q
204		-	UALIFIED PERSONNEL" MEANS QUALIFIED TESTING PERSONNEL ,
205		-	QUALIFIED ADJUSTING PERSONNEL , OR OTHER WORKFORCE THAT IS HIRED BY
206		-	AND UNDER THE DIRECT SUPERVISION OF A CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR FOR THE
207		-	PURPOSE OF PERFORMING
208		-	HVAC WORK.
209		-	(u) "Q
210		-	UALIFIED TESTING PERSONNEL" MEANS:
	261	+	CERTIFIED TAB TECHNICIAN; OR2
	262	+	(II) A
	263	+	WORKER WHO IS UNDER THE DIRECT SUPERVISION OF A3
	264	+	CERTIFIED TAB TECHNICIAN.4
	265	+	(t)
	266	+	"QUALIFIED PERSONNEL" MEANS QUALIFIED TESTING5
	267	+	PERSONNEL, QUALIFIED ADJUSTING PERSONNEL , OR OTHER WORKFORCE6
	268	+	THAT IS HIRED BY AND UNDER THE DIRECT SUPERVISION OF A CERTIFIED7
	269	+	CONTRACTOR FOR THE PURPOSE OF PERFORMING HVAC WORK.8
	270	+	(u) "QUALIFIED TESTING PERSONNEL" MEANS:9
211	271		(I) A
212		-	CERTIFIED TAB TECHNICIAN; OR
213		-	(II) AN INDIVIDUAL CERTIFIED TO PERFORM VENTILATION
214		-	ASSESSMENTS OF
215		-	HVAC SYSTEMS BY THE INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATION
216		-	BOARD OR THROUGH AN EQUIVALENT CERTIFICATION PROGRAM OR BODY
217		-	ACCREDITED UNDER THE
218		-	ISO/IEC 17024 PERSONNEL CERTIFICATION
219		-	STANDARD
220		-	.
221		-	(v) "R
222		-	EGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM " HAS THE MEANING SET
223		-	FORTH IN SECTION
224		-	8-15.7-101 (13).
225		-	PAGE 6-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 (w) "SCHOOL" MEANS AN EDUCATIONAL FACILITY OPERATED BY A
226		-	LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER
227		-	.
228		-	(x) "TAB"
229		-	MEANS TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND BALANCING OF AN
230		-	HVAC SYSTEM.
	272	+	CERTIFIED TAB TECHNICIAN; OR10
	273	+	(II) A
	274	+	N INDIVIDUAL CERTIFIED TO PERFORM VENTILATION11
	275	+	ASSESSMENTS OF HVAC SYSTEMS BY THE INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATION12
	276	+	B
	277	+	OARD OR THROUGH AN EQUIVALENT CERTIFICATION PROGRAM OR BODY13
	278	+	ACCREDITED UNDER THE ISO/IEC 17024 PERSONNEL CERTIFICATION14
	279	+	STANDARD.15
	280	+	(v)
	281	+	"REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM " HAS THE MEANING16
	282	+	SET FORTH IN SECTION 8-15.7-101 (13).17
	283	+	(w) "SCHOOL" MEANS AN EDUCATIONAL FACILITY OPERATED BY18
	284	+	A LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER .19
	285	+	20
	286	+	21
	287	+	(x) "TAB" MEANS TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND BALANCING OF AN22
	288	+	HVAC
	289	+	SYSTEM.23
231	290		(2) Applicability of section. (a) O
232		-	N AND AFTER THE ~~EFFECTIVE~~
233		-	DATE OF THIS SECTION
234		-	~~, IF A LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER UNDERTAKES~~
235		-	HVAC ~~INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS AT A SCHOOL USING MONEY MADE~~
236		-	~~AVAILABLE BY~~ A ~~FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE OR BY A FEDERAL~~
237		-	GOVERNMENT SOURCE ~~IN COMBINATION WITH~~ A ~~STATE GOVERNMENT~~
238		-	~~SOURCE SPECIFICALLY FOR SUCH PURPOSE~~
239		-	~~, THE LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER~~
240		-	~~SHALL COMPLY WITH~~ THE ~~PROCEDURES SET FORTH IN THIS SECTION IN~~
241		-	~~IMPLEMENTING~~ THE
242		-	HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS .
	291	+	N AND AFTER THE EFFECTIVE24
	292	+	DATE OF THIS SECTION, IF A LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER
	293	+	UNDERTAKES25
	294	+	HVAC
	295	+	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS AT A SCHOOL USING MONEY26
	296	+	MADE AVAILABLE BY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE OR BY A FEDERAL27
	297	+	1307
	298	+	-8- GOVERNMENT SOURCE IN COMBINATION WITH A STATE GOVERNMENT1
	299	+	SOURCE SPECIFICALLY FOR SUCH PURPOSE , THE LOCAL EDUCATION2
	300	+	PROVIDER SHALL COMPLY WITH THE PROCEDURES SET FORTH IN THIS3
	301	+	SECTION IN IMPLEMENTING THE HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS .4
243	302		(b) N
244		-	OTWITHSTANDING ANY PROVISION OF THIS SECTION TO THE
245		-	CONTRARY
246		-	, A LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER IS NOT REQUIRED TO SATISFY
247		-	THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION UNLESS THE LOCAL EDUCATION
248		-	PROVIDER RECEIVES MONEY FROM A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE OR
249		-	FROM A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE IN COMBINATION WITH A STATE
250		-	GOVERNMENT SOURCE
251		-	, WHICH MONEY IS MADE AVAILABLE FOR THE SPECIFIC
252		-	PURPOSE OF IMPLEMENTING
253		-	HVAC SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS.
	303	+	OTWITHSTANDING ANY PROVISION OF THIS SECTION TO THE5
	304	+	CONTRARY, A LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER
	305	+	IS NOT REQUIRED TO SATISFY6
	306	+	THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION UNLESS THE LOCAL EDUCATION7
	307	+	PROVIDER RECEIVES MONEY FROM A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE OR8
	308	+	FROM A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE IN COMBINATION WITH A STATE9
	309	+	GOVERNMENT SOURCE , WHICH MONEY IS MADE AVAILABLE FOR THE10
	310	+	SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF IMPLEMENTING HVAC SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS.11
254	311		(3) Ventilation verification assessment. Q
255		-	UALIFIED PERSONNEL
256		-	SHALL PERFORM ALL OF THE FOLLOWING
257		-	:
	312	+	UALIFIED PERSONNEL12
	313	+	SHALL PERFORM ALL OF THE FOLLOWING :13
258	314		(a) Filtration. MERV
259		-	13 OR BETTER FILTRATION MUST BE
260		-	INSTALLED IN A SCHOOL
261		-	'S HVAC SYSTEM WHERE FEASIBLE. QUALIFIED
262		-	PERSONNEL SHALL
263		-	:
	315	+	13 OR BETTER FILTRATION MUST BE14
	316	+	INSTALLED IN A SCHOOL'S HVAC SYSTEM WHERE FEASIBLE. QUALIFIED15
	317	+	PERSONNEL SHALL:16
264	318		(I) R
265		-	EVIEW SYSTEM CAPACITY AND AIRFLOW TO DETERMINE THE
266		-	HIGHEST
267		-	MERV FILTRATION THAT CAN BE INSTALLED WITHOUT ADVERSELY
268		-	IMPACTING EQUIPMENT
269		-	;
	319	+	EVIEW SYSTEM CAPACITY AND AIRFLOW TO DETERMINE THE17
	320	+	HIGHEST MERV FILTRATION THAT CAN BE INSTALLED WITHOUT18
	321	+	ADVERSELY IMPACTING EQUIPMENT ;19
270	322		(II) R
271		-	EPLACE OR UPGRADE FILTERS WHERE NEEDED AND ~~VERIFY~~
272		-	THAT FILTERS ARE INSTALLED CORRECTLY
273		-	~~; AND~~
274		-	~~(III) ISSUE~~ RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL MAINTENANCE ,
275		-	FREQUENCY OF FILTER REPLACEMENTS , OR UPGRADES TO ALLOW ~~FOR MORE~~
276		-	PROTECTIVE FILTRATION AND RECORD THE RECOMMENDATIONS ~~IN THE~~
277		-	~~PAGE 7-HOUSE BILL 24-1307~~ HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT.
	323	+	EPLACE OR UPGRADE FILTERS WHERE NEEDED AND VERIFY20
	324	+	THAT FILTERS ARE INSTALLED CORRECTLY ; AND21
	325	+	(III) I
	326	+	SSUE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL MAINTENANCE ,22
	327	+	FREQUENCY OF FILTER REPLACEMENTS , OR UPGRADES TO ALLOW FOR23
	328	+	MORE PROTECTIVE FILTRATION AND RECORD THE RECOMMENDATIONS IN24
	329	+	THE HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT.25
278	330		(b) Ventilation and exhaust. A
279		-	FTER ASSESSING THE FILTRATION AS
280		-	DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
281		-	(3)(a) OF THIS SECTION, QUALIFIED PERSONNEL
282		-	SHALL ASSESS THE VENTILATION RATES IN THE SCHOOL
283		-	'S OCCUPIED AREAS
284		-	TO DETERMINE WHETHER THEY MEET THE MINIMUM VENTILATION RATE
285		-	REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH IN THE INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE
286		-	.
287		-	A
288		-	SSESSMENT OF THE VENTILATION AND EXHAUST MUST INCLUDE ALL THE
289		-	FOLLOWING
290		-	:
	331	+	FTER ASSESSING THE FILTRATION26
	332	+	AS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (3)(a) OF THIS SECTION, QUALIFIED27
	333	+	1307
	334	+	-9- PERSONNEL SHALL ASSESS THE VENTILATION RATES IN THE SCHOOL 'S1
	335	+	OCCUPIED AREAS TO DETERMINE WHETHER THEY MEET THE MINIMUM2
	336	+	VENTILATION RATE REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH IN THE INTERNATIONAL3
	337	+	MECHANICAL CODE. ASSESSMENT OF THE VENTILATION AND EXHAUST4
	338	+	MUST INCLUDE ALL THE FOLLOWING :5
291	339		(I) C
292		-	ALCULATION OF THE ESTIMATED MINIMUM OUTSIDE AIR
293		-	VENTILATION RATES FOR EACH OCCUPIED AREA BASED ON THE MAXIMUM
294		-	ANTICIPATED OCCUPANCY AND THE MINIMUM REQUIRED VENTILATION RATE
295		-	PER OCCUPANT
296		-	. CALCULATIONS MUST BE BASED ON MAXIMUM ANTICIPATED
297		-	CLASSROOM OR OTHER OCCUPIED AREA OCCUPANCY RATES AND
298		-	DETERMINED BY THE INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE
299		-	;
	340	+	ALCULATION OF THE ESTIMATED MINIMUM OUTSIDE AIR6
	341	+	VENTILATION RATES FOR EACH OCCUPIED AREA BASED ON THE MAXIMUM7
	342	+	ANTICIPATED OCCUPANCY AND THE MINIMUM REQUIRED VENTILATION8
	343	+	RATE PER OCCUPANT. CALCULATIONS MUST BE BASED ON MAXIMUM9
	344	+	ANTICIPATED CLASSROOM OR OTHER OCCUPIED AREA OCCUPANCY RATES10
	345	+	AND DETERMINED BY THE INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE ;11
300	346		(II) M
301		-	EASUREMENT OF OUTSIDE AIR AND VERIFICATION THAT THE
302		-	SYSTEM PROVIDES THE MINIMUM OUTSIDE AIR VENTILATION RATES
303		-	CALCULATED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
304		-	(3)(b)(I) OF THIS SECTION;
	347	+	EASUREMENT OF OUTSIDE AIR AND VERIFICATION THAT THE12
	348	+	SYSTEM PROVIDES THE MINIMUM OUTSIDE AIR VENTILATION RATES13
	349	+	CALCULATED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)(b)(I) OF THIS SECTION;14
305	350		(III) V
306		-	ERIFICATION OF COIL VELOCITIES AND UNIT DISCHARGE AIR
307		-	TEMPERATURES REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN DESIRED INDOOR CONDITIONS AND
308		-	TO AVOID MOISTURE CARRYOVER FROM COOLING COILS
309		-	;
	351	+	ERIFICATION OF COIL VELOCITIES AND UNIT DISCHARGE AIR15
	352	+	TEMPERATURES REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN DESIRED INDOOR CONDITIONS16
	353	+	AND TO AVOID MOISTURE CARRYOVER FROM COOLING COILS ;17
310	354		(IV) V
311		-	ERIFICATION THAT SEPARATION BETWEEN OUTDOOR AIR
312		-	INTAKES AND EXHAUST DISCHARGE OUTLETS MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF
313		-	THE INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE
314		-	;
	355	+	ERIFICATION THAT SEPARATION BETWEEN OUTDOOR AIR18
	356	+	INTAKES AND EXHAUST DISC HARGE OUTLETS MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS19
	357	+	OF THE INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE ;20
315	358		(V) C
316		-	ONFIRMATION THAT THE AIR HANDLING UNIT IS BRINGING IN
317		-	OUTDOOR AIR AND REMOVING EXHAUST AIR AS INTENDED BY THE SYSTEM
318		-	DESIGN
319		-	; AND
320		-	(VI) MEASUREMENT OF ALL EXHAUST AIR VOLUME FOR EXHAUST
321		-	FANS
322		-	, SUCH AS RESTROOM EXHAUST FANS , INCLUDING DOCUMENTATION OF
323		-	ANY DISCREPANCIES FROM SYSTEM DESIGN
324		-	.
	359	+	ONFIRMATION THAT THE AIR HANDLING UNIT IS BRINGING IN21
	360	+	OUTDOOR AIR AND REMOVING EXHAUST AIR AS INTENDED BY THE SYSTEM22
	361	+	DESIGN; AND23
	362	+	(VI) M
	363	+	EASUREMENT OF ALL EXHAUST AIR VOLUME FOR EXHAUST24
	364	+	FANS, SUCH AS RESTROOM EXHAUST FANS , INCLUDING DOCUMENTATION25
	365	+	OF ANY DISCREPANCIES FROM SYSTEM DESIGN .26
325	366		(c) Economizers. F
326		-	OR HVAC SYSTEMS WITH ECONOMIZERS ,
327		-	QUALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL TEST SYSTEM ECONOMIZER DAMPERS FOR
328		-	PROPER OPERATION
329		-	. ECONOMIZER DAMPERS AND CONTROLS THAT ARE NOT
330		-	PAGE 8-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 PROPERLY FUNCTIONING SHALL BE REPAIRED BY A CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR
331		-	AND THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR
332		-	'S QUALIFIED PERSONNEL. QUALIFIED
333		-	PERSONNEL SHALL RECORD RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL
334		-	MAINTENANCE
335		-	, REPLACEMENT, OR UPGRADES IN THE HVAC ASSESSMENT
336		-	REPORT
337		-	.
	367	+	OR HVAC SYSTEMS WITH ECONOMIZERS ,27
	368	+	1307
	369	+	-10- QUALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL TEST SYSTEM ECONOMIZER DAMPERS FOR1
	370	+	PROPER OPERATION. ECONOMIZER DAMPERS AND CONTROLS THAT ARE2
	371	+	NOT PROPERLY FUNCTIONING SHALL BE REPAIRED BY A CERTIFIED3
	372	+	CONTRACTOR AND THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR 'S QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.4
	373	+	Q
	374	+	UALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL RECORD RECOMME NDATIONS FOR5
	375	+	ADDITIONAL MAINTENANCE , REPLACEMENT, OR UPGRADES IN THE HVAC6
	376	+	ASSESSMENT REPORT.7
338	377		(d) Demand control ventilation. (I) I
339		-	F DEMAND CONTROL
340		-	VENTILATION SYSTEMS ARE INSTALLED
341		-	, QUALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL
342		-	VERIFY THEIR PROPER OPERATION
343		-	.
	378	+	F DEMAND CONTROL8
	379	+	VENTILATION SYSTEMS ARE INSTALLED , QUALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL9
	380	+	VERIFY THEIR PROPER OPERATION.10
344	381		(II) D
345		-	EMAND CONTROL VENTILATION SYSTEMS THAT ARE NOT
346		-	PROPERLY FUNCTIONING SHALL BE REPAIRED BY A CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR
347		-	AND THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR
348		-	'S QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.
	382	+	EMAND CONTROL VENTILATION SYSTEMS THAT ARE NOT11
	383	+	PROPERLY FUNCTIONING SHALL BE REPAIRED BY A CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR12
	384	+	AND THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR 'S QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.13
349	385		(III) I
350		-	F A DEMAND CONTROL VENTILATION SYSTEM IS RECOMMENDED
351		-	TO BE DISABLED OR IS UNABLE TO PROVIDE RECOMMENDED VENTILATION
352		-	RATES
353		-	, THE HVAC SYSTEM MUST BE CONFIGURED TO MEET THE MINIMUM
354		-	VENTILATION RATE REQUIREMENTS WITHOUT USE OF THE DEMAND CONTROL
355		-	VENTILATION SYSTEM AND TESTED AND ADJUSTED TO ACHIEVE THE
356		-	ESTIMATED MINIMUM OUTSIDE AIR VENTILATION RATE
357		-	, AS DESCRIBED IN
358		-	SUBSECTION
359		-	(3)(b)(I) OF THIS SECTION.
	386	+	F A DEMAND CONTROL VENTILATION SYSTEM IS14
	387	+	RECOMMENDED TO BE DISABLED OR IS UNABLE TO PROVIDE15
	388	+	RECOMMENDED VENTILATION RATES , THE HVAC SYSTEM MUST BE16
	389	+	CONFIGURED TO MEET THE MINIMUM VENTILATION RATE REQUIREMENTS17
	390	+	WITHOUT USE OF THE DEMAND CONTROL VENTILATION SYSTEM AND18
	391	+	TESTED AND ADJUSTED TO ACHIEVE THE ESTIMATED MINIMUM OUTSIDE19
	392	+	AIR VENTILATION RATE, AS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (3)(b)(I) OF THIS20
	393	+	SECTION.21
360	394		(IV) Q
361		-	UALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL RECORD ~~RECOMME NDATIONS FOR~~
362		-	ADDITIONAL MAINTENANCE
363		-	~~, REPLACEMENT, OR UPGRADES IN THE~~ HVAC
364		-	ASSESSMENT REPORT.
	395	+	UALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL RECORD RECOMMENDATIONS22
	396	+	FOR ADDITIONAL MAINTENANCE , REPLACEMENT, OR UPGRADES IN THE23
	397	+	HVAC
	398	+	ASSESSMENT REPORT.24
365	399		(e) Air distribution and building pressurization. (I) Q
366		-	UALIFIED
367		-	PERSONNEL SHALL
368		-	:
	400	+	UALIFIED25
	401	+	PERSONNEL SHALL:26
369	402		(A) P
370		-	ERFORM SURVEY READINGS OF INLETS AND OUTLETS ~~TO VERIFY~~
371		-	~~THAT ALL VENTILATION IS REACHING THE SERVED ZONES AND THAT THERE~~
372		-	IS ~~ADEQUATE AIR DISTRIBUTION~~
373		-	;
	403	+	ERFORM SURVEY READINGS OF INLETS AND OUTLETS TO27
	404	+	1307
	405	+	-11- VERIFY THAT ALL VENTILATION IS REACHING THE SERVED ZONES AND1
	406	+	THAT THERE IS ADEQUATE AIR DISTRIBUTION ;2
374	407		(B) V
375		-	ERIFY THAT INLETS AND OUTLETS ARE BALANCED WITHIN
376		-	TOLERANCE OF THE SYSTEM DESIGN
377		-	; AND
378		-	(C) DOCUMENT READ VALUES AND DEFICIENCIES . IF THE ORIGINAL
379		-	SYSTEM DESIGN VALUES ARE NOT AVAILABLE
380		-	, QUALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL
381		-	DOCUMENT AVAILABLE INFORMATION AND NOTE THE UNAVAILABILITY OF
382		-	SYSTEM DESIGN VALUES IN THE
383		-	HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT.
384		-	PAGE 9-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 (II) QUALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL VERIFY BUILDING AND SPACE
385		-	PRESSURE TO ENSURE THAT
386		-	:
	408	+	ERIFY THAT INLETS AND OUTLETS ARE BALANCED WITHIN3
	409	+	TOLERANCE OF THE SYSTEM DESIGN ; AND4
	410	+	(C) D
	411	+	OCUMENT READ VALUES AND DEFICIENCIES . IF THE ORIGINAL5
	412	+	SYSTEM DESIGN VALUES ARE NOT AVAILABLE , QUALIFIED PERSONNEL6
	413	+	SHALL DOCUMENT AVAILABLE INFORMATION AND NOTE THE7
	414	+	UNAVAILABILITY OF SYSTEM DESIGN VALUES IN THE HVAC ASSESSMENT8
	415	+	REPORT.9
	416	+	(II) Q
	417	+	UALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL VERIFY BUILDING AND SPACE10
	418	+	PRESSURE TO ENSURE THAT:11
387	419		(A) T
388		-	HE PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL IS WITHIN TOLERANCE ~~OF DESIGN ,~~
389		-	IF KNOWN;
	420	+	HE PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL IS WITHIN TOLERANCE OF12
	421	+	DESIGN, IF KNOWN;13
390	422		(B) T
391		-	HE SCHOOL BUILDING IS NOT OVER PRESSURIZED ; ~~AND~~
392		-	(C) ~~IF APPLICABLE, ROOMS DESIGNATED FOR TEMPORARY~~
393		-	~~OCCUPATION BY SICK STUDENTS OR STAFF MAINTAIN A NEGATIVE PRESSURE~~
394		-	,
395		-	OR AS OTHERWISE DESIGNED.
	423	+	HE SCHOOL BUILDING IS NOT OVER PRESSURIZED ; AND14
	424	+	(C) I
	425	+	F APPLICABLE, ROOMS DESIGNATED FOR TEMPORARY15
	426	+	OCCUPATION BY SICK STUDENTS OR STAFF MAINTAIN A NEGATIVE16
	427	+	PRESSURE, OR AS OTHERWISE DESIGNED.17
396	428		(f) General maintenance. Q
397		-	UALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL VERIFY
398		-	COIL CONDITION
399		-	, CONDENSATE DRAINAGE, COOLING COIL AIR TEMPERATURE
400		-	DIFFERENTIAL
401		-	(ENTERING AND LEAVING DRY BULB ), HEAT EXCHANGER AIR
402		-	TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL
403		-	(ENTERING AND LEAVING DRY BULB ), AND
404		-	DRIVE ASSEMBLY CONDITION
405		-	. QUALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL RECORD
406		-	RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL MAINTENANCE
407		-	, REPLACEMENT, OR
408		-	UPGRADES IN THE
409		-	HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT.
	429	+	UALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL VERIFY18
	430	+	COIL CONDITION, CONDENSATE DRAI NAGE , COOLING COIL AIR19
	431	+	TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL (ENTERING AND LEAVING DRY BULB ), HEAT20
	432	+	EXCHANGER AIR TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL (ENTERING AND LEAVING21
	433	+	DRY BULB), AND DRIVE ASSEMBLY CONDITION . QUALIFIED PERSONNEL22
	434	+	SHALL RECORD RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL MAINTENANCE ,23
	435	+	REPLACEMENT, OR UPGRADES IN THE HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT.24
410	436		(g) Operational controls. Q
411		-	UALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL REVIEW
412		-	CONTROL SEQUENCES TO VERIFY THAT SYSTEMS WILL MAINTAIN INTENDED
413		-	VENTILATION
414		-	, TEMPERATURE, AND HUMIDITY CONDITIONS DURING SCHOOL
415		-	OPERATION
416		-	.
	437	+	UALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL REVIEW25
	438	+	CONTROL SEQUENCES TO VERIFY THAT SYSTEMS WILL MAINTAIN INTENDED26
	439	+	VENTILATION, TEMPERATURE, AND HUMIDITY CONDITIONS DURING SCHOOL27
	440	+	1307
	441	+	-12- OPERATION.1
417	442		(h) CO2 monitoring. (I) A
418		-	S AN INDICATOR OF ~~PROPER VENTILATION~~
419		-	THROUGHOUT THE ~~SC HOOL~~ YEAR
420		-	, OCCUPIED AREAS, ~~AS DETERMINED BY~~
421		-	QUALIFIED PERSONNEL
422		-	~~, MUST BE EQUIPPED WITH A CO2~~ MONITOR THAT:
	443	+	S AN INDICATOR OF PROPER2
	444	+	VENTILATION THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR ,
	445	+	OCCUPIED AREAS, AS3
	446	+	DETERMINED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MUST BE EQUIPPED WITH A CO24
	447	+	MONITOR THAT:5
423	448		(A) I
424		-	S HARDWIRED, PLUG-IN, OR BATTERY OPERATED AND MOUNTED
425		-	TO THE WALL AT LEAST THREE FEET BUT LESS THAN SIX FEET ABOVE THE
426		-	FLOOR AND AT LEAST FIVE FEET AWAY FROM THE DOOR AND ANY OPERABLE
427		-	WINDOWS
428		-	;
	449	+	S HARDWIRED, PLUG-IN, OR BATTERY OPERATED AND6
	450	+	MOUNTED TO THE WALL AT LEAST THREE FEET BUT LESS THAN SIX FEET7
	451	+	ABOVE THE FLOOR AND AT LEAST FIVE FEET AWAY FROM THE DOOR AND8
	452	+	ANY OPERABLE WINDOWS ;9
429	453		(B) D
430		-	ISPLAYS THE CO2 READINGS TO THE SCHOOL FACILITIES
431		-	MANAGER OR DESIGNATED STAFF MEMBER THROUGH A DISPLAY ON THE
432		-	DEVICE OR OTHER MEANS
433		-	, SUCH AS A WEB-BASED APPLICATION OR CELL
434		-	PHONE APPLICATION
435		-	;
	454	+	ISPLAYS THE CO2 READINGS TO THE SCHOOL FACILITIES10
	455	+	MANAGER OR DESIGNATED STAFF MEMBER THROUGH A DISPLAY ON THE11
	456	+	DEVICE OR OTHER MEANS, SUCH AS A WEB-BASED APPLICATION OR CELL12
	457	+	PHONE APPLICATION;13
436	458		(C) N
437		-	OTIFIES THE SCHOOL FACILITIES MANAGER OR DESIGNATED
438		-	PAGE 10-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 STAFF MEMBER THROUGH A VISUAL INDICATOR OR OTHER ALERT , SUCH AS
439		-	AN E
440		-	-MAIL, A TEXT, OR A CELL PHONE APPLICATION, WHEN CO2 LEVELS IN
441		-	THE OCCUPIED AREAS
442		-	, AS DETERMINED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL , HAVE
443		-	EXCEEDED ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED PPM
444		-	;
	459	+	OTIFIES THE SCHOOL FACILITIES MANAGER OR DESIGNATED14
	460	+	STAFF MEMBER THROUGH A VISUAL INDICATOR OR OTHER ALERT , SUCH AS15
	461	+	AN E-MAIL, A TEXT, OR A CELL PHONE APPLICATION, WHEN CO2 LEVELS IN16
	462	+	THE
	463	+	OCCUPIED AREAS, AS DETERMINED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, HAVE17
	464	+	EXCEEDED ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED PPM ;18
445	465		(D) M
446		-	AINTAINS A RECORD OF PREVIOUS DATA , WHICH RECORD
447		-	INCLUDES AT LEAST THE MAXIMUM
448		-	CO2 CONCENTRATION MEASURED ;
	466	+	AINTAINS A RECORD OF PREVIOUS DATA , WHICH RECORD19
	467	+	INCLUDES AT LEAST THE MAXIMUM CO2 CONCENTRATION MEASURED ;20
449	468		(E) H
450		-	AS A MEASUREMENT RANGE OF AT LEAST FOUR HUNDRED TO
451		-	FIVE THOUSAND PPM
452		-	; AND
453		-	(F) IS CERTIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER TO BE ACCURATE WITHIN
454		-	SEVENTY
455		-	-FIVE PPM AT ONE THOUSAND PPM CO2 CONCENTRATION AND TO
456		-	REQUIRE CALIBRATION NO MORE FREQUENTLY THAN ONCE EVERY FIVE
457		-	YEARS
458		-	.
	469	+	AS A MEASUREMENT RANGE OF AT LEAST FOUR HUNDRED TO21
	470	+	FIVE THOUSAND PPM; AND22
	471	+	(F) I
	472	+	S CERTIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER TO BE ACCURATE WITHIN23
	473	+	SEVENTY-FIVE PPM AT ONE THOUSAND PPM CO2 CONCENTRATION AND TO24
	474	+	REQUIRE CALIBRATION NO MORE FREQUENTLY THAN ONCE EVERY FIVE25
	475	+	YEARS.26
459	476		(II) Q
460		-	UALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL VERIFY THAT THE CO2 MONITORS
461		-	ARE ACCURATE WITHIN SEVENTY
462		-	-FIVE PPM AT ONE THOUSAND PPM CO2.
	477	+	UALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL VERIFY THAT THE CO227
	478	+	1307
	479	+	-13- MONITORS ARE ACCURATE WITHIN SEVENTY -FIVE PPM AT ONE THOUSAND1
	480	+	PPM CO2.2
463	481		(III) I
464		-	N SCHOOLS WHERE THERE IS LIMITED OR NO EXISTING
465		-	MECHANICAL VENTILATION
466		-	, THE ASSESSMENT OF CO2 MONITORING MUST
467		-	FOCUS ON DOCUMENTING EXISTING CONDITIONS AND PROVIDING THE
468		-	MECHANICAL ENGINEER WITH THE INFORMATION NEEDED TO PROVIDE
469		-	MECHANICAL VENTILATION UPGRADE RECOMMENDATIONS
470		-	, IF NEEDED, TO
471		-	ENSURE PROPER VENTILATION AND INDOOR AIR QUALITY
472		-	. OCCUPIED AREAS
473		-	WITH LIMITED OR NO EXISTING MECHANICAL VENTILATION MUST HAVE
474		-	CO2
475		-	MONITORS INSTALLED.
	482	+	N SCHOOLS WHERE THERE IS LIMITED OR NO EXISTING3
	483	+	MECHANICAL VENTILATION, THE ASSESSMENT OF CO2 MONITORING MUST4
	484	+	FOCUS ON DOCUMENTING EXISTING CONDITIONS AND PROVIDING THE5
	485	+	MECHANICAL ENGINEER WITH THE INFORMATION NEEDED TO PROVIDE6
	486	+	MECHANICAL VENTILATION UPGRADE RECOMMENDATIONS , IF NEEDED, TO7
	487	+	ENSURE PROPER VENTILATION AND INDOOR AIR QUALITY .
	488	+	OCCUPIED8
	489	+	AREAS WITH LIMITED OR NO EXISTING MECHANICAL VENTILATION MUST9
	490	+	HAVE CO2 MONITORS INSTALLED.10
476	491		(IV) I
477		-	N THE HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT, QUALIFIED PERSONNEL
478		-	SHALL INCLUDE VERIFICATION OF THE INSTALLATION OF
479		-	CO2 MONITORS IN
480		-	OCCUPIED AREAS
481		-	, AS APPLICABLE.
	492	+	N THE HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT, QUALIFIED PERSONNEL11
	493	+	SHALL INCLUDE VERIFICATION OF THE INSTALLATION OF CO2 MONITORS12
	494	+	IN
	495	+	OCCUPIED AREAS, AS APPLICABLE.13
482	496		(4) HVAC assessment report. Q
483		-	UALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL
484		-	PREPARE AN
485		-	HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR REVIEW BY A MECHANICAL
486		-	ENGINEER
487		-	. THE HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT MUST INCLUDE ALL OF THE
488		-	FOLLOWING INFORMATION
489		-	:
	497	+	UALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL14
	498	+	PREPARE AN HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR REVIEW BY A MECHANICAL15
	499	+	ENGINEER. THE HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT MUST INCLUDE ALL OF THE16
	500	+	FOLLOWING INFORMATION :17
490	501		(a) T
491		-	HE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE ~~SC HOOL~~ AND THE ~~CERTIFIED~~
492		-	CONTRACTOR COMPLETING THE WORK
493		-	~~, INCLUDING~~ THE ~~NAME OF THE~~
494		-	~~QUALIFIED PERSONNEL PREPARING~~ THE ~~ASSESSMENT REPORT AND~~ THE ~~NAME~~
495		-	~~PAGE 11-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 OF THE MECHANICAL ENGINEER CERTIFYING THE ASSESSMENT~~ REPORT ;
	502	+	HE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE SCHOOL AND THE CERTIFIED18
	503	+	CONTRACTOR COMPLETING THE WORK , INCLUDING THE NAME OF THE19
	504	+	QUALIFIED PERSONNEL PREPARING THE ASSESSMENT REPORT AND THE20
	505	+	NAME OF THE MECHANICAL ENGINEER CERTIFYING THE ASSESSMENT21
	506	+	REPORT;22
496	507		(b) A
497		-	DESCRIPTION OF ASSESSMENT, MAINTENANCE, ADJUSTMENT,
498		-	AND REPAIR ACTIVITIES AND OUTCOMES ;
	508	+	DESCRIPTION OF ASSESSMENT, MAINTENANCE, ADJUSTMENT,23
	509	+	AND REPAIR ACTIVITIES AND OUTCOMES ;24
499	510		(c) D
500		-	OCUMENTATION OF HVAC EQUIPMENT MODEL NUMBERS ,
501		-	SERIAL NUMBERS, GENERAL CONDITION OF UNITS, AND ANY ~~ADDITIONAL~~
502		-	INFORMATION THAT COULD BE USED TO ASSESS REPLACEMENT AND ~~REPAIR~~
503		-	~~OPTIONS GIVEN THE POTENTIAL FOR INCREASED ENERGY EFFICIENCY~~
504		-	~~BENEFITS~~
505		-	;
	511	+	OCUMENTATION OF HVAC EQUIPMENT MODEL NUMBERS ,25
	512	+	SERIAL NUMBERS, GENERAL CONDITION OF UNITS, AND ANY ADDITIONAL26
	513	+	INFORMATION THAT COULD BE USED TO ASSESS REPLACEMENT AND REPAIR27
	514	+	1307
	515	+	-14- OPTIONS GIVEN THE POTENTIAL FOR INCREASED ENERGY EFFICIENCY1
	516	+	BENEFITS;2
506	517		(d) V
507		-	ERIFICATION THAT EITHER:
	518	+	ERIFICATION THAT EITHER:3
508	519		(I) MERV
509		-	13 FILTERS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED; OR
510		-	(II) THE MAXIMUM MERV-RATED FILTER THAT THE SYSTEM IS ABLE
511		-	TO EFFECTIVELY HANDLE HAS BEEN INSTALLED
512		-	, INCLUDING AN INDICATION
513		-	OF THE
514		-	MERV RATING OF THAT FILTER;
	520	+	13 FILTERS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED; OR4
	521	+	(II) T
	522	+	HE MAXIMUM MERV-RATED FILTER THAT THE SYSTEM IS5
	523	+	ABLE TO EFFECTIVELY HANDLE HAS BEEN INSTALLED , INCLUDING AN6
	524	+	INDICATION OF THE MERV RATING OF THAT FILTER;7
515	525		(e) V
516		-	ERIFICATION THAT ALL REQUIREMENTS DESCRIBED IN ~~THIS~~
517		-	SUBSECTION
518		-	~~(4) HAVE BEEN SATISFIED, INCLUDING INSTALLATION OF CO2~~
519		-	~~MONITORS IN~~ OCCUPIED AREAS;
	526	+	ERIFICATION THAT ALL REQUIREMENTS DESCRIBED IN THIS8
	527	+	SUBSECTION (4) HAVE BEEN SATISFIED, INCLUDING INSTALLATION OF CO29
	528	+	MONITORS IN
	529	+	OCCUPIED AREAS;10
520	530		(f) T
521		-	HE VERIFIED VENTILATION RATES FOR OCCUPIED AREAS AND
522		-	WHETHER THOSE RATES MEET THE ESTIMATED REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH IN
523		-	THE INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE
524		-	;
	531	+	HE VERIFIED VENTILATION RATES FOR OCCUPIED AREAS AND11
	532	+	WHETHER THOSE RATES MEET THE ESTIMATED REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH12
	533	+	IN THE INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE ;13
525	534		(g) T
526		-	HE VERIFIED EXHAUST FOR OCCUPIED AREAS AND WHETHER
527		-	THOSE RATES MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE SYSTEM
528		-	'S DESIGN; AND
529		-	(h) DOCUMENTATION OF SYSTEM DEFICIENCIES AND
530		-	RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL MAINTENANCE
531		-	, REPLACEMENT, OR
532		-	UPGRADES TO IMPROVE ENERGY EFFICIENCY
533		-	, NOX EMISSIONS, GREENHOUSE
534		-	GAS EMISSIONS
535		-	, SAFETY, OR PERFORMANCE, IF ANY.
	535	+	HE VERIFIED EXHAUST FOR OCCUPIED AREAS AND WHETHER14
	536	+	THOSE RATES MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE SYSTEM 'S DESIGN; AND15
	537	+	(h) D
	538	+	OCUMENTATION OF SYSTEM DEFICIENCIES AND16
	539	+	RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL MAINTENANCE , REPLACEMENT, OR17
	540	+	UPGRADES TO IMPROVE ENERGY EFFICIENCY ,
	541	+	NOX EMISSIONS,18
	542	+	GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS, SAFETY, OR PERFORMANCE, IF ANY.19
536	543		(5) Mechanical engineer review. A
537		-	MECHANICAL ENGINEER SHALL:
	544	+	MECHANICAL ENGINEER20
	545	+	SHALL:21
538	546		(a) R
539		-	EVIEW THE HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT;
	547	+	EVIEW THE HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT;22
540	548		(b) V
541		-	ERIFY OR ADJUST THE ESTIMATED MINIMUM OUTSIDE ~~AIR~~
542		-	~~PAGE 12-HOUSE BILL 24-1307~~ VENTILATION RATES;
	549	+	ERIFY OR ADJUST THE ESTIMATED MINIMUM OUTSIDE AIR23
	550	+	VENTILATION RATES;24
543	551		(c) D
544		-	ETERMINE WHAT, IF ANY, ADDITIONAL ADJUSTMENTS, REPAIRS,
545		-	UPGRADES, OR REPLACEMENTS ARE NECESSARY TO MEET THE MINIMUM
546		-	VENTILATION AND FILTRATION REQUIREMENTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL
547		-	MECHANICAL CODE
548		-	;
549		-	(d) R
550		-	ECOMMEND A PATHWAY FOR REDUCING NOX EMISSIONS AND
551		-	GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
552		-	; AND
553		-	(e) PROVIDE A COST ESTIMATE FOR ALL RECOMMENDED WORK .
	552	+	ETERMINE WHAT, IF ANY, ADDITIONAL ADJUSTMENTS ,25
	553	+	REPAIRS, UPGRADES, OR REPLACEMENTS ARE NECESSARY TO MEET THE26
	554	+	MINIMUM VENTILATION AND FILTRATION REQUIREMENTS OF THE27
	555	+	1307
	556	+	-15- INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE ; 1
	557	+	(d) RECOMMEND A PATHWAY FOR REDUCING NOX EMISSIONS AND2
	558	+	GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS; AND3
	559	+	(e) PROVIDE A COST ESTIMATE FOR ALL RECOMMENDED WORK .4
554	560		(6) Adjustments, repairs, upgrades, and replacements. A
555		-	LL
556		-	HVAC REPAIRS, UPGRADES, AND REPLACEMENTS SHALL BE PERFORMED BY
557		-	A CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR AND THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR
558		-	'S QUALIFIED
559		-	PERSONNEL
560		-	. ALL HVAC ADJUSTMENTS SHALL BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED
561		-	ADJUSTING PERSONNEL
562		-	.
	561	+	LL5
	562	+	HVAC
	563	+	REPAIRS, UPGRADES, AND REPLACEMENTS SHALL BE PERFORMED6
	564	+	BY A CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR AND THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR 'S7
	565	+	QUALIFIED PERSONNEL. ALL HVAC ADJUSTMENTS SHALL BE PERFORMED8
	566	+	BY QUALIFIED ADJUSTING PERSONNEL .9
563	567		(7) HVAC verification report. (a) T
564		-	HE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR OR
565		-	A MEMBER OF THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR
566		-	'S QUALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL
567		-	PREPARE AN
568		-	HVAC VERIFICATION REPORT, AND THE LOCAL EDUCATION
569		-	PROVIDER SHALL SUBMIT THE
570		-	HVAC VERIFICATION REPORT TO THE
571		-	DEPARTMENT WITHIN THIRTY DAYS AFTER COMPLETION OF ALL WORK
572		-	DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTIONS
573		-	(3) TO (6) OF THIS SECTION.
	568	+	HE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR10
	569	+	OR A MEMBER OF THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR 'S QUALIFIED PERSONNEL11
	570	+	SHALL PREPARE AN HVAC VERIFICATION REPORT, AND THE LOCAL
	571	+	12
	572	+	EDUCATION PROVIDER SHALL SUBMIT THE HVAC VERIFICATION REPORT13
	573	+	TO THE DEPARTMENT WITHIN THIRTY DAYS AFTER COMPLETION OF ALL14
	574	+	WORK DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTIONS (3) TO (6) OF THIS SECTION.15
574	575		(b) T
575		-	HE HVAC VERIFICATION REPORT MUST INCLUDE ALL OF THE
576		-	FOLLOWING INFORMATION
577		-	:
	576	+	HE HVAC VERIFICATION REPORT MUST INCLUDE ALL OF THE16
	577	+	FOLLOWING INFORMATION :17
578	578		(I) T
579		-	HE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE SC HOOL AND THE PERSON
580		-	PREPARING AND CERTIFYING THE REPORT
581		-	;
	579	+	HE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE SCHOOL AND THE PERSON18
	580	+	PREPARING AND CERTIFYING THE REPORT ;19
582	581		(II) A
583		-	DESCRIPTION OF ASSESSMENT, MAINTENANCE, ADJUSTMENT,
584		-	REPAIR, UPGRADE, AND REPLACEMENT ACTIVITIES AND OUTCOMES ;
	582	+	DESCRIPTION OF ASSESSMENT, MAINTENANCE, ADJUSTMENT,20
	583	+	REPAIR, UPGRADE, AND REPLACEMENT ACTIVITIES AND OUTCOMES ;21
585	584		(III) V
586		-	ERIFICATION THAT THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR OR THE
587		-	CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR
588		-	'S QUALIFIED PERSONNEL HAS COMPLIED WITH ALL
589		-	REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION
590		-	;
	585	+	ERIFICATION THAT THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR OR THE22
	586	+	CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR'S QUALIFIED PERSONNEL HAS COMPLIED WITH ALL23
	587	+	REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION;24
591	588		(IV) V
592		-	ERIFICATION THAT EITHER:
593		-	PAGE 13-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 (A) MERV 13 FILTERS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED; OR
594		-	(B) THE MAXIMUM MERV-RATED FILTER THAT THE SYSTEM IS ABLE
595		-	TO EFFECTIVELY HANDLE HAS BEEN INSTALLED
596		-	, INCLUDING AN INDICATION
597		-	OF THE
598		-	MERV RATING OF THAT FILTER;
	589	+	ERIFICATION THAT EITHER:25
	590	+	(A) MERV
	591	+	13 FILTERS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED; OR26
	592	+	(B) T
	593	+	HE MAXIMUM MERV-RATED FILTER THAT THE SYSTEM IS27
	594	+	1307
	595	+	-16- ABLE TO EFFECTIVELY HANDLE HAS BEEN INSTALLED , INCLUDING AN1
	596	+	INDICATION OF THE MERV RATING OF THAT FILTER;2
599	597		(V) T
600		-	HE VERIFIED VENTILATION RATES FOR OCCUPIED AREAS AND
601		-	WHETHER THOSE RATES MEET THE REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH IN THE
602		-	INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE
603		-	. IF VENTILATION RATES DO NOT MEET
604		-	APPLICABLE GUIDANCE
605		-	, THEN THE HVAC VERIFICATION REPORT MUST
606		-	INCLUDE AN EXPLANATION OF WHY THE CURRENT SYSTEM IS UNABLE TO
607		-	MEET THOSE RATES
608		-	.
	598	+	HE VERIFIED VENTILATION RATES FOR OCCUPIED AREAS AND3
	599	+	WHETHER THOSE RATES MEET THE REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH IN THE4
	600	+	INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE . IF VENTILATION RATES DO NOT MEET5
	601	+	APPLICABLE GUIDANCE, THEN THE HVAC VERIFICATION REPORT MUST6
	602	+	INCLUDE AN EXPLANATION OF WHY THE CURRENT SYSTEM IS UNABLE TO7
	603	+	MEET THOSE RATES.8
609	604		(VI) T
610		-	HE VERIFIED EXHAUST RATES FOR OCCUPIED AREAS AND
611		-	WHETHER THOSE RATES MEET THE REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH IN THE
612		-	SYSTEM
613		-	'S DESIGN;
	605	+	HE VERIFIED EXHAUST RATES FOR OCCUPIED AREAS AND9
	606	+	WHETHER THOSE RATES MEET THE REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH IN THE10
	607	+	SYSTEM'S DESIGN;11
614	608		(VII) D
615		-	OCUMENTATION OF REPAIRS, UPGRADES, OR REPLACEMENTS
616		-	PERFORMED IN RESPONSE TO
617		-	:
	609	+	OCUMENTATION OF REPAIRS , UPGRADES, OR12
	610	+	REPLACEMENTS PERFORMED IN RESPONSE TO :13
618	611		(A) T
619		-	HE HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT; ~~AND~~
620		-	(B) ~~THE MECHANICAL ENGINEER 'S RECOMMENDATIONS MADE~~
621		-	~~PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION~~
622		-	(5) OF THIS SECTION;
	612	+	HE HVAC ASSESSMENT REPORT; AND14
	613	+	(B) T
	614	+	HE MECHANICAL ENGINEER 'S RECOMMENDATIONS MADE15
	615	+	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (5) OF THIS SECTION;16
623	616		(VIII) D
624		-	OCUMENTATION OF RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL
625		-	MAINTENANCE
626		-	, REPAIRS, REPLACEMENTS, OR UPGRADES TO IMPROVE
627		-	ENERGY EFFICIENCY
628		-	, NOX EMISSIONS, GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS, SAFETY,
629		-	OR PERFORMANCE;
630		-	(IX) D
631		-	OCUMENTATION OF THE MECHANICAL ENGINEER 'S
632		-	RECOMMENDED PATHWAY FOR REDUCING
633		-	NOX EMISSIONS AND GREENHOUSE
634		-	GAS EMISSIONS
635		-	;
636		-	(X) D
637		-	OCUMENTATION OF INITIAL OPERATING VERIFICATIONS ,
638		-	ADJUSTMENTS, AND FINAL OPERATING VERIFICATIONS AND DOCUMENTATION
639		-	OF ANY ADJUSTMENTS OR REPAIRS PERFORMED
640		-	;
641		-	(XI) V
642		-	ERIFICATION OF INSTALLATION OF CO2 MONITORS, INCLUDING
643		-	THE NUMBER OF MONITORS INSTALLED AND VERIFIED AND THE MAKE AND
644		-	PAGE 14-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 MODEL OF EACH MONITOR; AND
645		-	(XII) VERIFICATION THAT ALL WORK HAS BEEN PERFORMED BY A
646		-	CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR OR THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR
647		-	'S QUALIFIED
648		-	PERSONNEL
649		-	, INCLUDING THE CONTRACTOR'S NAME, THE NAMES OF QUALIFIED
650		-	PERSONNEL
651		-	, CERTIFICATION NUMBERS OF ANY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL , AND
652		-	VERIFICATION THAT ALL CONSTRUCTION WORK HAS BEEN PERFORMED BY A
653		-	CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR AND THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR
654		-	'S QUALIFIED
655		-	PERSONNEL
656		-	.
	617	+	OCUMENTATION OF RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL17
	618	+	MAINTENANCE, REPAIRS, REPLACEMENTS, OR UPGRADES TO IMPROVE18
	619	+	ENERGY EFFICIENCY,
	620	+	NOX EMISSIONS, GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS,19
	621	+	SAFETY, OR PERFORMANCE;20
	622	+	(IX) DOCUMENTATION OF THE MECHANICAL ENGINEER'S21
	623	+	RECOMMENDED PATHWAY FOR REDUCING NOX EMISSIONS AND22
	624	+	GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS;23
	625	+	(X) DOCUMENTATION OF INITIAL OPERATING VERIFICATIONS ,24
	626	+	ADJUSTMENTS, AND FINAL OPERATING VERIFICATIONS AND25
	627	+	DOCUMENTATION OF ANY ADJUSTMENTS OR REPAIRS PERFORMED ;26
	628	+	(XI) VERIFICATION OF INSTALLATION OF CO2 MONITORS,27
	629	+	1307
	630	+	-17- INCLUDING THE NUMBER OF MONITORS INSTALLED AND VERIFIED AND THE1
	631	+	MAKE AND MODEL OF EACH MONITOR ; AND2
	632	+	(XII) VERIFICATION THAT ALL WORK HAS BEEN PERFORMED BY A3
	633	+	CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR OR THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR 'S QUALIFIED4
	634	+	PERSONNEL, INCLUDING THE CONTRACTOR 'S NAME, THE NAMES OF5
	635	+	QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, CERTIFICATION NUMBERS OF ANY QUALIFIED6
	636	+	PERSONNEL, AND VERIFICATION THAT ALL CONSTRUCTION WORK HAS BEEN7
	637	+	PERFORMED BY A CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR AND THE CERTIFIED8
	638	+	CONTRACTOR'S QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.9
657	639		(c) T
658		-	HE LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER SHALL MAINTAIN A COPY OF
659		-	THE
660		-	HVAC VERIFICATION REPORT FOR AT LEAST FIVE YEARS AND MAKE IT
661		-	AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST
662		-	.
	640	+	HE LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER
	641	+	SHALL MAINTAIN A COPY OF10
	642	+	THE HVAC VERIFICATION REPORT FOR AT LEAST FIVE YEARS AND MAKE11
	643	+	IT AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST .12
663	644		(8) Periodic inspections and ongoing maintenance. (a) A
664		-	T LEAST
665		-	ONCE EVERY FIVE YEARS
666		-	, QUALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL PERFORM THE
667		-	DUTIES CONCERNING ASSESSMENT
668		-	, MAINTENANCE , ADJUSTMENT,
669		-	OPERATIONAL CONTROLS, AND CO2 MONITORS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTIONS
670		-	(3) TO (6) OF THIS SECTION.
671		-	(b) F
672		-	OR CO2 MONITORS INSTALLED IN OCCUPIED AREAS , AS
673		-	DETERMINED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL
674		-	, IF THE CO2 CONCENTRATION
675		-	ALARM SET POINT IS EXCEEDED FOR MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES MORE
676		-	THAN FOUR TIMES IN A MONTH
677		-	, QUALIFIED ADJUSTING PERSONNEL SHALL
678		-	EITHER ADJUST THE OCCUPIED AREA
679		-	'S VENTILATION RATES OR INSTALL A
680		-	DIRECT OUTSIDE AIRFLOW MEASUREMENT DEVICE AND VERIFY ITS
681		-	ACCURACY TO ENSURE PEAK
682		-	CO2 CONCENTRATIONS IN THE OCCUPIED AREA
683		-	REMAIN BELOW THE SET POINT
684		-	.
	645	+	T13
	646	+	LEAST ONCE EVERY FIVE YEARS, QUALIFIED PERSONNEL SHALL PERFORM14
	647	+	THE DUTIES CONCERNING ASSESSMENT , MAINTENANCE, ADJUSTMENT,15
	648	+	OPERATIONAL CONTROLS , AND CO2 MONITORS DESCRIBED IN16
	649	+	SUBSECTIONS (3) TO (6) OF THIS SECTION.17
	650	+	(b)
	651	+	FOR CO2 MONITORS INSTALLED IN OCCUPIED AREAS, AS18
	652	+	DETERMINED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, IF THE CO2 CONCENTRATION19
	653	+	ALARM SET POINT IS EXCEEDED FO R MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES MORE20
	654	+	THAN FOUR TIMES IN A MONTH, QUALIFIED ADJUSTING PERSONNEL SHALL21
	655	+	EITHER ADJUST THE OCCUPIED AREA'S VENTILATION RATES OR INSTALL A22
	656	+	DIRECT OUTSIDE AIRFLOW MEASUREMENT DEVICE AND VERIFY ITS23
	657	+	ACCURACY TO ENSURE PEAK CO2 CONCENTRATIONS IN THE OCCUPIED24
	658	+	AREA REMAIN BELOW THE SET POINT .25
685	659		(c) E
686		-	ACH LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER SHALL :
	660	+	ACH LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER
	661	+	SHALL:26
687	662		(I) R
688		-	ECORD EACH INCIDENT IN WHICH A CO2 CONCENTRATION
689		-	ALARM SET POINT WAS BREACHED
690		-	;
	663	+	ECORD EACH INCIDENT IN WHICH A
	664	+	CO2 CONCENTRATION27
	665	+	1307
	666	+	-18- ALARM SET POINT WAS BREACHED ;1
691	667		(II) R
692		-	ETAIN EACH RECORD FOR AT LEAST FIVE YEARS ; AND
693		-	(III) MAKE THE RECORDS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST .
	668	+	ETAIN EACH RECORD FOR AT LEAST FIVE YEARS ; AND2
	669	+	(III) M
	670	+	AKE THE RECORDS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON3
	671	+	REQUEST.4
694	672		(9) Certified contractors. (a) I
695	673		F A LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER
696		-	UNDERTAKES
697		-	HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS AS DESCRIBED IN
698		-	PAGE 15-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 THIS SECTION USING MONEY MADE AVAILABLE BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
699		-	SOURCES OR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCES IN COMBINATION WITH STATE
700		-	GOVERNMENT SOURCES SPECIFICALLY FOR SUCH PURPOSE
701		-	, THE LOCAL
702		-	EDUCATION PROVIDER SHALL
703		-	:
	674	+	5
	675	+	UNDERTAKES HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS AS DESCRIBED IN6
	676	+	THIS SECTION USING MONEY MADE AVAILABLE BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT7
	677	+	SOURCES OR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCES IN COMBINATION WITH8
	678	+	STATE GOVERNMENT SOURCES SPECIFICALLY FOR SUCH PURPOSE , THE9
	679	+	LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER SHALL:10
704	680		(I) O
705	681		BTAIN AND MAKE USE OF THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR LIST TO
706		-	ASSIST IN CONTRACTOR SELECTION AND ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL
707		-	FUNDING REQUIREMENTS
708		-	; AND
709		-	(II) EMPLOY ONLY CERTIFIED CONTRACTORS OR CONTRACTORS THAT
710		-	USE PREVAILING WAGES AND APPRENTICES REGISTERED WITH THE FEDERAL
711		-	DEPARTMENT OF LABOR OR THE STATE APPRENTICESHIP AGENCY CREATED
712		-	IN SECTION
713		-	8-15.7-102 FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE HVAC
714		-	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS .
	682	+	11
	683	+	ASSIST IN CONTRACTOR SELECTION AND ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH12
	684	+	FEDERAL FUNDING REQUIREMENTS ; AND13
	685	+	(II) E
	686	+	MPLOY ONLY CERTIFIED CONTRACTORS OR CONTRACTORS
	687	+	14
	688	+	THAT USE PREVAILING WAGES AND APPRENTICES REGISTERED WITH THE15
	689	+	FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF LABOR OR THE STATE APPRENTICESHIP AGENCY16
	690	+	CREATED IN SECTION 8-15.7-102 FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE HVAC17
	691	+	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS .18
715	692		(b) T
716		-	HE DEPARTMENT SHALL PUBLISH THE CERTIFIED ~~CONTRACTOR~~
717		-	LIST ON ITS WEBSITE AND INCLUDE OR REFERENCE THE LIST IN ALL OF ~~THE~~
718		-	RELEVANT MARKETING MATERIAL FOR SCHOOL ~~INFRASTRUCTURE~~
	693	+	HE DEPARTMENT SHALL PUBLISH THE CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR19
	694	+	LIST ON ITS WEBSITE AND INCLUDE OR REFERENCE THE LIST IN ALL OF THE20
	695	+	RELEVANT MARKETING MATERIAL FOR SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE21
719	696		IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS TO ASSIST IN CONTRACTOR SELECTION AND
720		-	~~ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL FUNDING REQUIREMENTS~~
721		-	.
	697	+	22
	698	+	ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL FUNDING REQUIREMENTS .23
722	699		(c) T
723		-	HE REQUIREMENT DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (9)(a) OF THIS
724		-	SECTION DOES NOT APPLY TO MECHANICAL
725		-	, PLUMBING, AND ELECTRICAL
726		-	WORK THAT IS PERFORMED PURSUANT TO A PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENT
727		-	,
728		-	WHICH ALLOWS A CONTRACTOR AND ALL SUBCONTRACTORS TO COMPETE
729		-	FOR CONTRACTS AND SUBCONTRACTS WITHOUT REGARD TO WHETHER THEY
730		-	ARE PARTIES TO A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT
731		-	.
	700	+	HE REQUIREMENT DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (9)(a) OF THIS24
	701	+	SECTION DOES NOT APPLY TO MECHANICAL , PLUMBING, AND ELECTRICAL25
	702	+	WORK THAT IS PERFORMED PURSUANT TO A PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENT ,
	703	+	26
	704	+	WHICH ALLOWS A CONTRACTOR AND ALL SUBCONTRACTORS TO COMPETE27
	705	+	1307
	706	+	-19- FOR CONTRACTS AND SUBCONTRACTS WITHOUT REGARD TO WHETHER1
	707	+	THEY ARE PARTIES TO A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT .2
732	708		(10) Grants. (a) T
733		-	O ACQUIRE MONEY TO PAY FOR HVAC
734		-	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS AS DESCRIBED IN THIS SECTION ,
735		-	A LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER MAY :
	709	+	O ACQUIRE MONEY TO PAY FOR HVAC3
	710	+	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS AS DESCRIBED IN THIS4
	711	+	SECTION, A LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER
	712	+	MAY:5
736	713		(I) S
737		-	EEK AND ACQUIRE GRANT WRITING SUPPORT AND PROJECT
738		-	PLANNING SUPPORT FROM THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
739		-	, AS DESCRIBED IN
740		-	SECTION
741		-	24-75-232;
	714	+	EEK AND ACQUIRE GRANT WRITING SUPPORT AND PROJECT6
	715	+	PLANNING SUPPORT FROM THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR , AS DESCRIBED7
	716	+	IN SECTION 24-75-232;8
742	717		(II) A
743		-	PPLY FOR GRANTS FROM FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT
744		-	SOURCES
745		-	;
	718	+	PPLY FOR GRANTS FROM FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT9
	719	+	SOURCES;10
746	720		(III) U
747		-	TILIZE THE REGIONAL GRANT NAVIGATOR ~~PROGRAM~~
748		-	~~PAGE 16-HOUSE BILL 24-1307~~ ADMINISTERED THROUGH THE ~~GOVERNOR 'S OFFICE; AND~~
749		-	~~(IV) COORDINATE WITH THIRD PARTIES WITH EXPERTISE PERTAINING~~
750		-	~~TO FEDERAL FUNDING APPLICATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE~~
751		-	~~, INCLUDING~~
752		-	ASSISTANCE ~~CONCERNING~~
753		-	:
	721	+	TILIZE THE REGIONAL GRANT NAVIGATOR PROGRAM11
	722	+	ADMINISTERED THROUGH THE
	723	+	GOVERNOR'S OFFICE; AND12
	724	+	(IV) C
	725	+	OORDINATE WITH THIRD PARTIES WITH EXPERTISE13
	726	+	PERTAINING TO FEDERAL FUNDING APPLICATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ,14
	727	+	INCLUDING ASSISTANCE CONCERNING :15
754	728		(A) S
755		-	CHOOL VENTILATION AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY VERIFICATION ;
	729	+	CHOOL VENTILATION AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY VERIFICATION ;16
756	730		(B) S
757		-	USTAINABILITY PROJECT PLANNING;
	731	+	USTAINABILITY PROJECT PLANNING;17
758	732		(C) G
759		-	RANT WRITING;
	733	+	RANT WRITING;18
760	734		(D) T
761		-	ECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, SUCH AS ENGINEERING OR FEASIBILITY
762		-	STUDIES
763		-	, NEEDED TO IMPROVE OR MAKE THE CASE FOR A GRANT
764		-	APPLICATION
765		-	;
	735	+	ECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, SUCH AS ENGINEERING OR19
	736	+	FEASIBILITY STUDIES, NEEDED TO IMPROVE OR MAKE THE CASE FOR A20
	737	+	GRANT APPLICATION;21
766	738		(E) C
767		-	OMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL LABOR STANDARDS ;
	739	+	OMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL LABOR STANDARDS ;22
768	740		(F) I
769		-	NCENTIVES FOR TAX CREDITS;
	741	+	NCENTIVES FOR TAX CREDITS;23
770	742		(G) P
771		-	ROCUREMENT MATERIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ~~FEDERAL~~
772		-	"~~BUILD AMERICA, BUY AMERICA ACT", SECTION 70901 ET SEQ., OF THE~~
773		-	~~FEDERAL~~
774		-	"INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT", PUB.L. 117-58;
	743	+	ROCUREMENT MATERIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THE FEDERAL24
	744	+	"B
	745	+	UILD AMERICA, BUY AMERICA ACT", SECTION 70901 ET SEQ., OF THE25
	746	+	FEDERAL "INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT", PUB.L. 117-58;26
775	747		(H) P
776		-	ROJECT FINANCING EXPERTISE, SUCH AS CREATING ~~AN ON-BILL~~
777		-	~~FINANCING AND REPAYMENT PROGRAM~~
778		-	;
	748	+	ROJECT FINANCING EXPERTISE , SUCH AS CREATING AN27
	749	+	1307
	750	+	-20- ON-BILL FINANCING AND REPAYMENT PROGRAM ;1
779	751		(I) C
780		-	OMPLIANCE WITH LABOR STANDARDS OUTLINED IN FEDERAL
781		-	FUNDING GUIDANCE
782		-	; AND
783		-	(J) COMMUNITY BENEFIT PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY
784		-	BENEFIT AGREEMENT NEGOTIATION AND IMPLEMENTATION
785		-	, SUCH AS BEST
786		-	PRACTICES OR CONSULTANT FUNDS FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS
787		-	.
	752	+	OMPLIANCE WITH LABOR STANDARDS OUTLINED IN FEDERAL2
	753	+	FUNDING GUIDANCE; AND3
	754	+	(J) C
	755	+	OMMUNITY BENEFIT PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY4
	756	+	BENEFIT AGREEMENT NEGOTIATION AND IMPLEMENTATION , SUCH AS BEST5
	757	+	PRACTICES OR CONSULTANT FUNDS FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS .6
788	758		(b) I
789		-	N APPLYING FOR A GRANT AS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
790		-	(10)(a)(II) OF THIS SECTION, A LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER SHALL ENSURE
791		-	THAT EACH GRANT APPLICATION INCLUDES A STATEMENT ACKNOWLEDGING
792		-	THAT THE LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER MUST COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE
793		-	LABOR STANDARDS REQUIRED IN ORDER FOR THE LOCAL EDUCATION
794		-	PROVIDER TO REMAIN COMPETITIVE FOR FEDERAL FUNDING SOURCES
795		-	,
796		-	PAGE 17-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 SPECIFICALLY GRANT PROGRAMS UNDER THE FEDERAL "INFRASTRUCTURE
797		-	INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT", PUB.L. 117-58, AND RECEIVE FULL
798		-	PREFERENCE POINTS FOR PROGRAMS UNDER THE FEDERAL
799		-	"INFLATION
800		-	REDUCTION ACT," INCLUDED THEREIN, INCLUDING STANDARDS PERTAINING
801		-	TO
802		-	:
	759	+	N APPLYING FOR A GRANT AS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION7
	760	+	(10)(a)(II)
	761	+	OF THIS SECTION, A LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER
	762	+	SHALL8
	763	+	ENSURE THAT EACH GRANT APPLICATION INCLUDES A STATEMENT9
	764	+	ACKNOWLEDGING THAT THE LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER MUST COMPLY10
	765	+	WITH APPLICABLE LABOR STANDARDS REQUIRED IN ORDER FOR THE LOCAL11
	766	+	EDUCATION PROVIDER TO REMAIN COMPETITIVE FOR FEDERAL FUNDING12
	767	+	SOURCES, SPECIFICALLY GRANTS PROGRAMS UNDER THE FEDERAL13
	768	+	"I
	769	+	NFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT", PUB.L. 117-58, AND
	770	+	14
	771	+	RECEIVE FULL PREFERENCE POINTS FOR PROGRAMS UNDER THE FEDERAL15
	772	+	"I
	773	+	NFLATION REDUCTION ACT," INCLUDED THEREIN ,
	774	+	INCLUDING16
	775	+	STANDARDS PERTAINING TO:17
803	776		(I) T
804		-	HE FEDERAL "DAVIS-BACON ACT OF 1931", PUB.L. 71-798;
	777	+	HE FEDERAL "DAVIS-BACON ACT OF 1931", PUB.L. 71-798;18
805	778		(II) R
806		-	EGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS AND OTHER LABOR
807		-	MANAGEMENT PARTNERSHIPS
808		-	;
	779	+	EGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS AND OTHER LABOR19
	780	+	MANAGEMENT PARTNERSHIPS ;20
809	781		(III) P
810		-	ROJECT LABOR AGREEMENTS ;
	782	+	ROJECT LABOR AGREEMENTS ;21
811	783		(IV) C
812		-	OMMUNITY WORKFORCE AGREEMENTS ;
	784	+	OMMUNITY WORKFORCE AGREEMENTS ;22
813	785		(V) C
814		-	OMMUNITY BENEFIT AGREEMENTS ; AND
815		-	(VI) PREVENTION OF WORKER MISCLASSIFICATION .
816		-	(11) Notices of receipt of federal grant funding. A
817		-	LOCAL
818		-	EDUCATION PROVIDER THAT RECEIVES FEDERAL GRANT FUNDING FOR
	786	+	OMMUNITY BENEFIT AGREEMENTS ; AND23
	787	+	(VI) P
	788	+	REVENTION OF WORKER MISCLASSIFICATION .24
	789	+	(11) Notices of receipt of federal grant funding. A LOCAL25
	790	+	EDUCATION PROVIDER THAT RECEIVES FEDERAL GRANT FUNDING FOR26
	791	+	HVAC IMPROVEMENTS SHALL NOTIFY THE DEPARTMENT OF THE RECEIPT27
	792	+	1307
	793	+	-21- OF THE FUNDING. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL PUBLISH ON ITS PUBLIC1
	794	+	WEBSITE NOTIFICATIONS OF ALL FEDERAL GRANT FUNDING THAT IS2
	795	+	AWARDED TO LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDERS FOR HVAC IMPROVEMENTS.3
	796	+	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 22-5-123 as4
	797	+	follows:5
	798	+	22-5-123. BOCES - ventilation and energy efficiency6
	799	+	verification and repair. O
	800	+	N AND AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS7
	801	+	SECTION, IF A BOCES UNDERTAKES HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE8
	802	+	IMPROVEMENTS USING MONEY MADE AVAILABLE BY A FEDERAL9
	803	+	GOVERNMENT SOURCE OR BY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE IN10
	804	+	COMBINATION WITH A STATE GOVERNMENT SOURCE SPECIFICALLY FOR11
	805	+	SUCH PURPOSE, THE BOCES SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS12
	806	+	DESCRIBED IN SECTION 22-32-152 IN IMPLEMENTING THE HVAC13
	807	+	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS .14
	808	+	SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 22-30.5-121 as15
	809	+	follows:16
	810	+	22-30.5-121. Charter schools - ventilation and energy17
	811	+	efficiency verification and repair. O
	812	+	N AND AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE18
	813	+	OF THIS SECTION, IF A CHARTER SCHOOL UNDERTAKES HVAC19
	814	+	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS USING MONEY MADE AVAILABLE BY A20
	815	+	FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE OR BY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE21
	816	+	IN COMBINATION WITH A STATE GOVERNMENT SOURCE SPECIFICALLY FOR22
	817	+	SUCH PURPOSE, THE CHARTER SCHOOL SHALL COMPLY WITH THE23
	818	+	REQUIREMENTS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 22-32-152 IN IMPLEMENTING THE24
819	819		HVAC
820		-	IMPROVEMENTS SHALL NOTIFY THE DEPARTMENT OF THE RECEIPT OF THE
821		-	FUNDING
822		-	. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL PUBLISH ON ITS PUBLIC WEBSITE
823		-	NOTIFICATIONS OF ALL FEDERAL GRANT FUNDING THAT IS AWARDED TO
824		-	LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDERS FOR
825		-	HVAC IMPROVEMENTS.
826		-	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 22-5-123 as
827		-	follows:
828		-	22-5-123. BOCES - ventilation and energy efficiency verification
829		-	and repair. O
830		-	N AND AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION , IF A
831		-	BOCES UNDERTAKES HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS USING
832		-	MONEY MADE AVAILABLE BY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE OR BY A
833		-	FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE IN COMBINATION WITH A STATE
834		-	GOVERNMENT SOURCE SPECIFICALLY FOR SUCH PURPOSE
835		-	, THE BOCES SHALL
836		-	COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS DESCRIBED IN SECTION
837		-	22-32-152 IN
838		-	IMPLEMENTING THE
839		-	HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS .
840		-	SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 22-30.5-121 as
841		-	follows:
842		-	PAGE 18-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 22-30.5-121. Charter schools - ventilation and energy efficiency
843		-	verification and repair. O
844		-	N AND AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS
845		-	SECTION
846		-	, IF A CHARTER SCHOOL UNDERTAKES HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE
847		-	IMPROVEMENTS USING MONEY MADE AVAILABLE BY A FEDERAL
848		-	GOVERNMENT SOURCE OR BY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE IN
849		-	COMBINATION WITH A STATE GOVERNMENT SOURCE SPECIFICALLY FOR SUCH
850		-	PURPOSE
851		-	, THE CHARTER SCHOOL SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS
852		-	DESCRIBED IN SECTION
853		-	22-32-152 IN IMPLEMENTING THE HVAC
854		-	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS .
855		-	SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 22-30.5-531 as
856		-	follows:
857		-	22-30.5-531. Institute charter schools - ventilation and energy
	820	+	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS .25
	821	+	SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 22-30.5-531 as26
	822	+	follows:27
	823	+	1307
	824	+	-22- 22-30.5-531. Institute charter schools - ventilation and energy1
858	825		efficiency verification and repair. O
859		-	N AND AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF
860		-	THIS SECTION
861		-	, IF AN INSTITUTE CHARTER SCHOOL UNDERTAKES HVAC
862		-	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS USING MONEY MADE AVAILABLE BY A
863		-	FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE OR BY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE IN
864		-	COMBINATION WITH A STATE GOVERNMENT SOURCE SPECIFICALLY FOR SUCH
865		-	PURPOSE
866		-	, THE INSTITUTE CHARTER SCHOOL SHALL COMPLY WITH THE
867		-	REQUIREMENTS DESCRIBED IN SECTION
868		-	22-32-152 IN IMPLEMENTING THE
869		-	HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS .
870		-	SECTION 6. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 22-80-120 as
871		-	follows:
872		-	22-80-120. Ventilation and energy efficiency verification and
	826	+	N AND AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE2
	827	+	OF THIS SECTION, IF AN INSTITUTE CHARTER SCHOOL UNDERTAKES HVAC3
	828	+	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS USING MONEY MADE AVAILABLE BY A4
	829	+	FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE OR BY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE5
	830	+	IN COMBINATION WITH A STATE GOVERNMENT SOURCE SPECIFICALLY FOR6
	831	+	SUCH PURPOSE, THE INSTITUTE CHARTER SCHOOL SHALL COMPLY WITH THE7
	832	+	REQUIREMENTS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 22-32-152 IN IMPLEMENTING THE8
	833	+	HVAC
	834	+	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS .9
	835	+	SECTION 6. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 22-80-120 as10
	836	+	follows:11
	837	+	22-80-120. Ventilation and energy efficiency verification and12
873	838		repair. O
874		-	N AND AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION , IF THE
875		-	SCHOOL UNDERTAKES
876		-	HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS USING
877		-	MONEY MADE AVAILABLE BY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE OR BY A
878		-	FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE IN COMBINATION WITH A STATE
879		-	GOVERNMENT SOURCE SPECIFICALLY FOR SUCH PURPOSE
880		-	, THE SCHOOL SHALL
881		-	COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS DESCRIBED IN SECTION
882		-	22-32-152 IN
883		-	IMPLEMENTING THE
884		-	HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS .
885		-	SECTION 7. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-75-232, amend
886		-	(1)(d) and (2)(d); and add (1)(d.5) and (5)(e) as follows:
887		-	24-75-232. "Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act" cash fund
888		-	- creation - allowable uses - report - legislative declaration - definitions
889		-	PAGE 19-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 - repeal. (1) The general assembly finds and declares that:
890		-	(d) In order for the state to be competitive for the highest range of
891		-	funding available to it under the federal act, it is necessary for departments
892		-	to have funds available as a nonfederal match, although due to still-evolving
893		-	federal guidance the amounts needed and specific types of projects may not
894		-	be known in time for this money to be appropriated in the annual general
895		-	appropriation act; and
896		-	(d.5) WITH THE PASSAGE OF THE "INFLATION REDUCTION ACT OF
897		-	2022" AND THE "BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW", BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
898		-	IN FEDERAL MONEY ARE AVAILABLE TO HELP PUBLIC SCHOOLS IMPROVE AIR
899		-	QUALITY IN SCHOOLS
900		-	, STUDENT PERFORMANCE, AND STAFF RETENTION; AND
901		-	(2) As used in this section, unless the context otherwise requires:
902		-	(d) "Local government" means a county, a municipality, a city and
903		-	county,
904		-	A LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER , or a special district.
905		-	(5) (e) (I) T
906		-	HE OFFICE SHALL USE EXISTING RESOURCES FUNDED BY
907		-	THE FUND TO PROVIDE GRANT WRITING SUPPORT
908		-	, ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT,
909		-	AND PROJECT PLANNING PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)(e)(V) OF THIS
910		-	SECTION TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS
911		-	, BOCES, THE COLORADO SCHOOL FOR THE
912		-	DEAF AND THE BLIND
913		-	, CHARTER SCHOOLS , AND INSTITUTE CHARTER
914		-	SCHOOLS
915		-	, INCLUDING SUCH ENTITIES THAT ARE UNDERTAKING HVAC
916		-	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 22-32-152.
917		-	(II) A
918		-	S PART OF THE REPORT ISSUED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (7)(a)
919		-	OF THIS SECTION, THE OFFICE SHALL SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE JOINT BUDGET
920		-	COMMITTEE AND THE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT COMMIT TEE CONCERNING THE
921		-	NUMBER OF APPLICANTS FOR MATCHING FUNDS FROM LOCAL EDUCATION
922		-	PROVIDERS REVIEWED BY THE OFFICE BEFORE
923		-	OCTOBER 2, 2025. THE
924		-	REPORT MUST INCLUDE THE AMOUNT OF REQUESTED MATCHING FUNDS
925		-	, THE
926		-	RECOMMENDED AMOUNT OF MATCHING FUNDS
927		-	, AND AN EXPLANATION FOR
928		-	THE DIFFERENCE
929		-	, IF ANY, BETWEEN THE REQUESTED AMOUNTS AND THE
930		-	RECOMMENDED AMOUNTS
931		-	.
932		-	(III) F
933		-	OR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SUBSECTION (5)(e), THE OFFICE MAY
934		-	USE EXISTING MONEY APPROPRIATED FROM THE FUND TO PROVIDE GRANT
935		-	WRITING SUPPORT
936		-	, ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT, AND PROJECT PLANNING
937		-	PAGE 20-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)(e)(V) OF THIS SECTION TO REVIEW THE WORK
938		-	OF APPLICANTS AND TO CONNECT APPLICANTS WITH THIRD PARTIES WITH
939		-	EXPERTISE PERTAINING TO FEDERAL FUNDING APPLICATION TECHNICAL
940		-	ASSISTANCE
941		-	, INCLUDING ASSISTANCE CONCERNING :
	839	+	N AND AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION , IF THE13
	840	+	SCHOOL UNDERTAKES HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS USING14
	841	+	MONEY MADE AVAILABLE BY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE OR BY A15
	842	+	FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SOURCE IN COMBINATION WITH A STATE16
	843	+	GOVERNMENT SOURCE SPECIFICALLY FOR SUCH PURPOSE , THE SCHOOL17
	844	+	SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS DESCRIBED IN SECTION18
	845	+	22-32-152
	846	+	IN IMPLEMENTING THE HVAC INFRASTRUCTURE19
	847	+	IMPROVEMENTS.20
	848	+	SECTION 7. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-75-232, amend21
	849	+	(1)(d) and (2)(d); and add (1)(d.5) and (5)(e) as follows:22
	850	+	24-75-232. "Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act" cash23
	851	+	fund - creation - allowable uses - report - legislative declaration -24
	852	+	definitions - repeal. (1) The general assembly finds and declares that:25
	853	+	(d) In order for the state to be competitive for the highest range of26
	854	+	funding available to it under the federal act, it is necessary for27
	855	+	1307
	856	+	-23- departments to have funds available as a nonfederal match, although due1
	857	+	to still-evolving federal guidance the amounts needed and specific types2
	858	+	of projects may not be known in time for this money to be appropriated3
	859	+	in the annual general appropriation act; and4
	860	+	(d.5) WITH THE PASSAGE OF THE "INFLATION REDUCTION ACT OF5
	861	+	2022" AND THE "BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW" BILLIONS OF6
	862	+	DOLLARS IN FEDERAL MONEY ARE AVAILABLE TO HELP PUBLIC SCHOOLS7
	863	+	IMPROVE AIR QUALITY IN SCHOOLS, STUDENT PERFORMANCE, AND STAFF8
	864	+	RETENTION; AND9
	865	+	(2) As used in this section, unless the context otherwise requires:10
	866	+	(d) "Local government" means a county, a municipality, a city and11
	867	+	county, A LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER , or a special district.12
	868	+	(5) (e) (I) THE OFFICE SHALL USE EXISTING RESOURCES FUNDED BY13
	869	+	THE FUND TO PROVIDE GRANT WRITING SUPPORT, ADMINISTRATIVE14
	870	+	SUPPORT, AND PROJECT PLANNING PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)(e)(V) OF15
	871	+	THIS SECTION TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS, BOCES, THE COLORADO SCHOOL16
	872	+	FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND , CHARTER SCHOOLS, AND INSTITUTE17
	873	+	CHARTER SCHOOLS, INCLUDING SUCH ENTITIES THAT ARE UNDERTAKING18
	874	+	HVAC
	875	+	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION19
	876	+	22-32-152.20(II) AS PART OF THE REPORT ISSUED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION21
	877	+	(7)(a)
	878	+	OF THIS SECTION, THE
	879	+	OFFICE SHALL SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE JOINT22
	880	+	BUDGET COMMITTEE AND THE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE23
	881	+	CONCERNING THE NUMBER OF APPLICANTS FOR MATCHING FUNDS FROM24
	882	+	LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDERS REVIEWED BY THE OFFICE BEFORE25
	883	+	OCTOBER 2, 2025. THE REPORT MUST INCLUDE THE AMOUNT OF26
	884	+	REQUESTED MATCHING FUNDS, THE RECOMMENDE D AMOUNT OF27
	885	+	1307
	886	+	-24- MATCHING FUNDS, AND AN EXPLANATION FOR THE DIFFERENCE, IF ANY,1
	887	+	BETWEEN THE REQUESTED AMOUNTS AND THE RECOMMENDED AMOUNTS.2
	888	+	(III) FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SUBSECTION (5)(e), THE OFFICE3
	889	+	MAY USE EXISTING MONEY APPROPRIATED FROM THE FUND TO PROVIDE4
	890	+	GRANT WRITING SUPPORT, ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT, AND PROJECT5
	891	+	PLANNING PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)(e)(V) OF THIS SECTION TO6
	892	+	REVIEW THE WORK OF APPLICANTS AND TO CONNECT APPLICANTS WITH7
	893	+	THIRD PARTIES WITH EXPERTISE PERTAINING TO FEDERAL FUNDING8
	894	+	APPLICATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE , INCLUDING ASSISTANCE9
	895	+	CONCERNING:10
942	896		(A) S
943		-	CHOOL VENTILATION AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY VERIFICATION ;
	897	+	CHOOL VENTILATION AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY VERIFICATION ;11
944	898		(B) S
945		-	USTAINABILITY PROJECT PLANNING;
	899	+	USTAINABILITY PROJECT PLANNING;12
946	900		(C) G
947		-	RANT WRITING;
	901	+	RANT WRITING;13
948	902		(D) T
949		-	ECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, SUCH AS ENGINEERING OR FEASIBILITY
950		-	STUDIES
951		-	, NEEDED TO IMPROVE OR MAKE THE CASE FOR A GRANT
952		-	APPLICATION
953		-	;
	903	+	ECHNICAL ASSISTANCE , SUCH AS ENGINEERING OR14
	904	+	FEASIBILITY STUDIES, NEEDED TO IMPROVE OR MAKE THE CASE FOR A15
	905	+	GRANT APPLICATION;16
954	906		(E) C
955		-	OMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL LABOR STANDARDS ;
	907	+	OMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL LABOR STANDARDS ;17
956	908		(F) I
957		-	NCENTIVES FOR TAX CREDITS;
	909	+	NCENTIVES FOR TAX CREDITS;18
958	910		(G) P
959		-	ROCUREMENT MATERIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ~~FEDERAL~~
960		-	"~~BUILD AMERICA, BUY AMERICA ACT", SECTION 70901 ET SEQ., OF THE~~
961		-	~~FEDERAL~~
962		-	"INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT", PUB.L. 117-58;
	911	+	ROCUREMENT MATERIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THE FEDERAL19
	912	+	"B
	913	+	UILD AMERICA, BUY AMERICA ACT", SECTION 70901 ET SEQ., OF THE20
	914	+	FEDERAL "INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT", PUB.L. 117-58;21
963	915		(H) P
964		-	ROJECT FINANCING EXPERTISE, SUCH AS CREATING AN ON-BILL
965		-	FINANCING AND REPAYMENT PROGRAM
966		-	;
	916	+	ROJECT FINANCING EXPERTISE , SUCH AS CREATING AN22
	917	+	ON-BILL FINANCING AND REPAYMENT PROGRAM ;23
967	918		(I) C
968		-	OMPLIANCE WITH LABOR STANDARDS OUTLINED IN FEDERAL
969		-	FUNDING GUIDANCE
970		-	; AND
971		-	(J) COMMUNITY BENEFIT PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY
972		-	BENEFIT AGREEMENT NEGOTIATION AND IMPLEMENTATION
973		-	, SUCH AS BEST
974		-	PRACTICES OR CONSULTANT FUNDS FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS
975		-	.
976		-	(IV) I
977		-	F THERE ARE APPROVED APPLICATIONS FOR HVAC
978		-	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS AT SCHOOL PROJECTS AS
979		-	DESCRIBED IN SECTION
980		-	22-32-152, THE OFFICE MAY SEEK A SUPPLEMENTAL
981		-	APPROPRIATION FROM THE FUND
982		-	.
983		-	SECTION 8. Safety clause. The general assembly finds,
984		-	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate
985		-	PAGE 21-HOUSE BILL 24-1307 preservation of the public peace, health, or safety or for appropriations for
986		-	the support and maintenance of the departments of the state and state
987		-	institutions.
988		-	____________________________ ____________________________
989		-	Julie McCluskie Steve Fenberg
990		-	SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE PRESIDENT OF
991		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
992		-	____________________________ ____________________________
993		-	Robin Jones Cindi L. Markwell
994		-	CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE SECRETARY OF
995		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
996		-	APPROVED________________________________________
997		-	(Date and Time)
998		-	_________________________________________
999		-	Jared S. Polis
1000		-	GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
1001		-	PAGE 22-HOUSE BILL 24-1307
	919	+	OMPLIANCE WITH LABOR STANDARDS OUTLINED IN FEDERAL24
	920	+	FUNDING GUIDANCE; AND25
	921	+	(J) C
	922	+	OMMUNITY BENEFIT PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY26
	923	+	BENEFIT AGREEMENT NEGOTIATION AND IMPLEMENTATION , SUCH AS BEST27
	924	+	1307
	925	+	-25- PRACTICES OR CONSULTANT FUNDS FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS .1
	926	+	(IV) IF THERE ARE APPROVED APPLICATIONS FOR HVAC2
	927	+	INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS AT SCHOOL PROJECTS AS3
	928	+	DESCRIBED IN SECTION 22-32-152, THE OFFICE MAY SEEK A4
	929	+	SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION FROM THE FUND .5
	930	+	SECTION 8. Safety clause. The general assembly finds,6
	931	+	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate7
	932	+	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety or for appropriations for8
	933	+	the support and maintenance of the departments of the state and state9
	934	+	institutions.10
	935	+	1307
	936	+	-26-