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Colorado House Bill HB1366

Colorado 2024 Regular Session

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11 Second Regular Session
22 Seventy-fourth General Assembly
33 STATE OF COLORADO
44 INTRODUCED
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77 LLS NO. 24-0978.02 Pierce Lively x2059
88 HOUSE BILL 24-1366
99 House Committees Senate Committees
1010 Transportation, Housing & Local Government
1111 A BILL FOR AN ACT
1212 C
1313 ONCERNING SUSTAINABLE LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMUNITY101
1414 PLANNING.102
1515 Bill Summary
1616 (Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
1717 not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
1818 passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
1919 applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
2020 http://leg.colorado.gov
2121 .)
2222 Section 1 of the bill requires state agencies to prioritize awarding
2323 grants that satisfy a list of criteria described in the bill.
2424 Sections 2 and 3 require, beginning January 1, 2025, upon
2525 updating a county or municipal master plan, a county or municipality
2626 (local government) to include a climate action element in its master plan.
2727 A climate action element must include climate-related goals, plans, or
2828 HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
2929 Froelich and Brown,
3030 SENATE SPONSORSHIP
3131 (None),
3232 Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
3333 Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.
3434 Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law. strategies and a description of any money from the federal, state, or a
3535 local government that a local government has received for the
3636 implementation of any of the plans or goals described in the climate
3737 action element.
3838 The bill requires a local government to provide the Colorado
3939 energy office (office) with the climate action element and then requires
4040 the office to deliver a copy of any climate element it receives to the
4141 department of local affairs, the Colorado department of transportation
4242 (CDOT), and any other state agency that the office determines.
4343 Section 4 requires CDOT to coordinate with metropolitan planning
4444 organizations to establish criteria that define growth corridors and
4545 identify these growth corridors. Having identified these growth corridors,
4646 the department and metropolitan planning organizations shall coordinate
4747 with local governments to develop transportation demand management
4848 plans for these growth corridors.
4949 Section 5 makes 2 changes related to the statewide transportation
5050 plan. First, the bill requires the statewide transportation plan to include:
5151 ! An examination of the impact of transportation decisions
5252 on land use patterns;
5353 ! The identification of highway segments where promotion
5454 of context-sensitive highway permitting and design can
5555 encourage the development of dense, walkable, and
5656 mixed-use neighborhoods in transit-oriented centers and
5757 neighborhood centers; and
5858 ! An emphasis on integrating planning efforts within CDOT
5959 to support multimodal transportation, neighborhood
6060 centers, and transit-oriented centers in infill areas as well
6161 as growth corridors through the associated transportation
6262 demand management corridor planning.
6363 Second, the bill requires CDOT to conduct a study in connection with the
6464 statewide transportation plan that identifies:
6565 ! Policy barriers and opportunities for the implementation of
6666 context-sensitive design, complete streets, and
6767 pedestrian-bicycle safety measures in locally-identified
6868 urban centers and neighborhood centers; and
6969 ! The portions of state highways that pass through locally
7070 identified transit-oriented centers and neighborhood centers
7171 that are candidates for context-sensitive design, complete
7272 streets, and pedestrian-bicycle safety measures.
7373 Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
7474 SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add article 1.3 to title2
7575 HB24-1366-2- 24 as follows:1
7676 ARTICLE 1.32
7777 Prioritization Criteria For State Programs3
7878 24-1.3-101. Prioritization criteria for state programs.4
7979 (1) N
8080 OTWITHSTANDING ANY LAW TO THE CONTRARY , A STATE AGENCY5
8181 SHALL PRIORITIZE AWARDING GRANTS THAT RESULT IN THE FOLLOWING ,6
8282 IN ADDITION TO SATISFYING ANY OTHER RELEVANT CRITERIA :7
8383 (a) I
8484 NCENTIVIZING EFFICIENT DEVELOPMENT PATTERNS THAT8
8585 ALIGN WITH THE STATE'S CLIMATE AND AIR QUALITY GOALS , REDUCE9
8686 ENERGY USE, CONSERVE WATER, AND LOWER INFRASTRUCTURE BURDENS ;10
8787 (b) A
8888 DDRESSING WATER CHALLENGES BY ENCOURAGING ACTIONS11
8989 OUTLINED IN THE COLORADO WATER PLAN TO INCREASE WATER12
9090 CONSERVATION ACROSS SECTORS ; INCREASE WATER EFFICIENCY FOR13
9191 HOUSEHOLDS BY ADVANCING WATER -EFFICIENT OUTDOOR LANDSCAPES ,14
9292 SUPPORTING INFILL, AND WATERSHED HEALTH ; AND REDUCING WATER15
9393 SUPPLY, TREATMENT, AND DISTRIBUTION INFRASTRUCTURE COSTS ;16
9494 (c) R
9595 EDUCING DEVELOPMENT PRESSURES IN AGRICULTURAL AND17
9696 OPEN SPACE AREAS AND DISCOURAGING SPRAWL ;18
9797 (d) I
9898 NCENTIVIZING HOUSING DEVELOPMENT , PRODUCTION,19
9999 PRESERVATION, AND STABILITY FOR EVERY BUDGET THAT WILL20
100100 ACCOMMODATE EXPECTED POPULATION GROWTH ; ALIGN WITH LIMITS IN21
101101 INFRASTRUCTURE AND RESOURCE AVAILABILITY ; AND PROVIDE HOUSING22
102102 AFFORDABILITY, AVAILABILITY, AND ACCESSIBILITY;23
103103 (e) P
104104 ROMOTING AND EXPANDING FREQUENT , RELIABLE, AND SAFE24
105105 TRANSIT SERVICE THAT ALIGNS WITH HOUSING GOALS AND PRIORITIZES25
106106 SAFE ACCESS TO TRANSIT AND PEOPLE'S DAILY NEEDS THROUGH COMPLETE26
107107 STREETS;27
108108 HB24-1366
109109 -3- (f) ENSURING ADEQUATE AND SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION1
110110 INFRASTRUCTURE THAT SAFELY AND EFFICIENTLY ALLOWS ACCESS AND2
111111 MOVEMENT AMONG COMMUNITIES ;3
112112 (g) S
113113 UPPORTING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN DOWNTOWNS ,4
114114 COMMERCIAL, MIXED-USE AREAS, INFILL DEVELOPMENT , AND5
115115 REVITALIZATION EFFORTS;6
116116 (h) I
117117 MPROVING ACCESS TO ECONOMIC MOBILITY BY PROVIDING7
118118 MORE AFFORDABLE AND ATTAINABLE HOUSING TO RENT OR OWN OPTIONS8
119119 AND TRANSPORTATION FOR PEOPLE CURRENTLY UNABLE TO AFFORD TO9
120120 LIVE IN HIGH-OPPORTUNITY NEIGHBORHOODS WITH CONNECTION TO10
121121 HIGH-QUALITY SERVICES THAT HELP PEOPLE ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS ;11
122122 (i) E
123123 NSURING THAT STATE PROCESSES ARE EFFECTIVE AND12
124124 EFFICIENT, RESPONSIVE TO COMMUNITY NEEDS , AND REDUCE PAPERWORK13
125125 AND TIME BURDENS;14
126126 (j) R
127127 EFORMING POLICIES THAT UNNECESSARILY DRIVE UP COSTS15
128128 AND ADD BARRIERS TO PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE , TRANSPORTATION, AND16
129129 LOCAL HOUSING DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS ; AND17
130130 (k) C
131131 ONSIDERING THE CONTEXT OF DIFFERENT REGIONS AND18
132132 COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE STATE , EMPOWERING AND PROMOTING LOCAL19
133133 INITIATIVES AND IDEAS THAT LEAD TO STRATEGIC GROWTH AND20
134134 RECOGNIZING THAT ALL COMMUNITIES HAVE UNIQUE NEEDS THAT OFTEN21
135135 CALL FOR ADDITIONAL FLEXIBILITY , ESPECIALLY RURAL AND RURAL22
136136 RESORT COMMUNITIES AND COMMUNITIES THAT ARE VULNERABLE TO23
137137 DISPLACEMENT.24
138138 SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-28-106, add (8)25
139139 as follows:26
140140 30-28-106. Adoption of master plan - contents - definitions.27
141141 HB24-1366
142142 -4- (8) (a) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER PROVISION OF THIS SECTION , ANY1
143143 MASTER PLAN OF A COUNTY OR REGION THAT A BOARD OF COUNTY2
144144 COMMISSIONERS ADOPTS ON OR AFTER JANUARY 1, 2025, MUST INCLUDE3
145145 A CLIMATE ACTION ELEMENT . A CLIMATE ACTION ELEMENT MUST4
146146 INCLUDE:5
147147 (I) G
148148 OALS, PLANS, AND STRATEGIES RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING :6
149149 (A) R
150150 EDUCING GREENHOUSE GAS POLLUTION ;7
151151 (B) C
152152 ONVERTING MOTOR VEHICLES TO ELECTRIC MOTOR VEHICLES ;8
153153 (C) S
154154 UPPORTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE9
155155 CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE ;10
156156 (D) R
157157 EDUCING EMISSIONS FROM WASTE THROUGH POLICIES AND11
158158 PROGRAMS THAT INCREASE RECYCLING AND COMPOSTING , INCREASE12
159159 WASTE DIVERSION RATES, AND REDUCE EMISSIONS FROM WASTE HAULING ;13
160160 (E) R
161161 EDUCING PER CAPITA VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED THROUGH14
162162 METHODS INCLUDING IMPROVEMENTS TO PUBLIC TRANSIT , IMPOSING15
163163 VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED FEES , ENCOURAGING EMPLOYER COMMUTE16
164164 PROGRAMS, AND DEVELOPING BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN17
165165 INFRASTRUCTURE;18
166166 (F) R
167167 EDUCING PER CAPITA VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED , BUILDING19
168168 ENERGY USE, AND EMISSIONS FROM CONVERSION OF NATURAL AND20
169169 WORKING LANDS BY UPDATING LOCAL LAND USE CODES TO ALLOW AND21
170170 ENCOURAGE COMPACT DEVELOPMENT AND MINIMIZE GREENFIELD22
171171 DEVELOPMENT;23
172172 (G) P
173173 ROTECTING OR RESTORING THE TREE CANOPY ;24
174174 (H) S
175175 UPPORTING RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ;25
176176 (I) R
177177 EDUCING EMISSIONS FROM THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT26
178178 THROUGH METHODS INCLUDING ADOPTING ENERGY EFFICIENCY BUILDING27
179179 HB24-1366
180180 -5- CODES AND ENCOURAGING BUILDING ELECTRIFICATION ; AND1
181181 (J) A
182182 NY OTHER CLIMATE-RELATED GOALS, PLANS, OR STRATEGIES;2
183183 AND3
184184 (II) A
185185 DESCRIPTION OF ANY MONEY FROM THE FEDERAL4
186186 GOVERNMENT, THE STATE, OR A LOCAL GOVERNMENT THAT THE COUNTY5
187187 OR REGION HAS RECEIVED FOR IMPLEMENTING A GOAL , PLAN, OR6
188188 STRATEGY DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (8)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION.7
189189 (b) (I) U
190190 PON INCLUDING A CLIMATE ACTION ELEMENT IN A MASTER8
191191 PLAN PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (8)(a) OF THIS SECTION, A BOARD OF9
192192 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SHALL , IN A FORM AND MANNER DETERMINED BY10
193193 THE OFFICE, PROVIDE THE LOCAL CLIMATE ACTION PLAN TO THE OFFICE .11
194194 (II) U
195195 PON RECEIVING A LOCAL CLIMATE ACTION PLAN PURSUANT12
196196 TO SUBSECTION (8)(b)(I) OF THIS SECTION, THE OFFICE SHALL DELIVER A13
197197 COPY OF THE PLAN TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS , THE14
198198 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION , AND ANY OTHER STATE AGENCY THAT15
199199 THE OFFICE DETERMINES SHOULD RECEIVE IT .16
200200 (c) A
201201 S USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (8), UNLESS THE CONTEXT17
202202 OTHERWISE REQUIRES, "OFFICE" MEANS THE COLORADO ENERGY OFFICE18
203203 CREATED IN SECTION 24-38.5-101.19
204204 SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 31-23-206, add (8)20
205205 as follows:21
206206 31-23-206. Master plan - definitions. (8) (a) N
207207 OTWITHSTANDING22
208208 ANY OTHER PROVISION OF THIS SECTION , ANY MASTER PLAN THAT A23
209209 COMMISSION ADOPTS ON OR AFTER JANUARY 1, 2025, MUST INCLUDE A24
210210 CLIMATE ACTION ELEMENT. A CLIMATE ACTION ELEMENT MUST INCLUDE :25
211211 (I) G
212212 OALS, PLANS, AND STRATEGIES RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING :26
213213 (A) R
214214 EDUCING GREENHOUSE GAS POLLUTION ;27
215215 HB24-1366
216216 -6- (B) CONVERTING MOTOR VEHICLES TO ELECTRIC MOTOR VEHICLES ;1
217217 (C) S
218218 UPPORTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE2
219219 CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE ;3
220220 (D) R
221221 EDUCING EMISSIONS FROM WASTE THROUGH POLICIES AND4
222222 PROGRAMS THAT INCREASE RECYCLING AND COMPOSTING , INCREASE5
223223 WASTE DIVERSION RATES, AND REDUCE EMISSIONS FROM WASTE HAULING ;6
224224 (E) R
225225 EDUCING PER CAPITA VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED THROUGH7
226226 METHODS INCLUDING IMPROVEMENTS TO PUBLIC TRANSIT , IMPOSING8
227227 VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED FEES , ENCOURAGING EMPLOYER COMMUTE9
228228 PROGRAMS, AND DEVELOPING BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN10
229229 INFRASTRUCTURE;11
230230 (F) R
231231 EDUCING PER CAPITA VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED AND12
232232 BUILDING ENERGY USE, AND REDUCING EMISSIONS FROM CONVERSION OF13
233233 NATURAL AND WORKING LANDS , BY UPDATING LOCAL LAND USE CODES TO14
234234 ALLOW AND ENCOURAGE COMPACT DEVELOPMENT AND MINIMIZE15
235235 GREENFIELD DEVELOPMENT ;16
236236 (G) P
237237 ROTECTING OR RESTORING THE TREE CANOPY ;17
238238 (H) S
239239 UPPORTING RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ;18
240240 (I) R
241241 EDUCING EMISSIONS FROM THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT19
242242 THROUGH METHODS INCLUDING ADOPTING ENERGY EFFICIENCY BUILDING20
243243 CODES AND ENCOURAGING BUILDING ELECTRIFICATION ; AND21
244244 (J) A
245245 NY OTHER CLIMATE-RELATED GOALS, PLANS, OR STRATEGIES;22
246246 AND23
247247 (II) A
248248 DESCRIPTION OF ANY MONEY FROM THE FEDERAL24
249249 GOVERNMENT, THE STATE, OR A LOCAL GOVERNMENT THAT THE25
250250 MUNICIPALITY HAS RECEIVED FOR IMPLEMENTING A GOAL , PLAN, OR26
251251 STRATEGY DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (8)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION.27
252252 HB24-1366
253253 -7- (b) (I) UPON INCLUDING A CLIMATE ACTION ELEMENT IN A MASTER1
254254 PLAN PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (8)(a) OF THIS SECTION, A COMMISSION2
255255 SHALL, IN A FORM AND MANNER DETERMINED BY THE OFFICE , PROVIDE THE3
256256 LOCAL CLIMATE ACTION PLAN TO THE OFFICE .4
257257 (II) U
258258 PON RECEIVING A LOCAL CLIMATE ACTION PLAN PURSUANT5
259259 TO SUBSECTION (8)(b)(I) OF THIS SECTION, THE OFFICE SHALL DELIVER A6
260260 COPY OF THE PLAN TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS , THE7
261261 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION , AND ANY OTHER STATE AGENCY THAT8
262262 THE OFFICE DETERMINES SHOULD RECEIVE IT .9
263263 (c) A
264264 S USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (8), UNLESS THE CONTEXT10
265265 OTHERWISE REQUIRES, "OFFICE" MEANS THE COLORADO ENERGY OFFICE11
266266 CREATED IN SECTION 24-38.5-101.12
267267 SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 43-1-132 as13
268268 follows:14
269269 43-1-132. Growth corridors - transportation demand15
270270 management plan - definitions. (1) (a) O
271271 N OR BEFORE DECEMBER 31,16
272272 2024,
273273 THE DEPARTMENT SHALL COORDINATE WITH METROPOLITAN17
274274 PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS TO ESTABLISH CRITERIA THAT DEFINE GROWTH18
275275 CORRIDORS THAT HAVE A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF NEW DEVELOPMENT19
276276 AND ARE OUTSIDE OF 2020 CENSUS URBAN AREAS.20
277277 (b) O
278278 N OR BEFORE APRIL 1, 2025, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL21
279279 COORDINATE WITH METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS TO22
280280 IDENTIFY GROWTH CORRIDORS THAT MEET THE CRITERIA ESTABLISHED23
281281 PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)(a) OF THIS SECTION.24
282282 (2) (a) O
283283 N OR BEFORE DECEMBER 31, 2026, THE DEPARTMENT AND25
284284 RELEVANT METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS SHALL COORDINATE26
285285 WITH APPLICABLE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO JOINTLY DEVELOP A27
286286 HB24-1366
287287 -8- TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR EACH GROWTH1
288288 CORRIDOR IDENTIFIED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)(b) OF THIS SECTION.2
289289 A
290290 FTER DEVELOPING A TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT PLAN ,3
291291 THE DEPARTMENT AND RELE VANT METROPOLITAN PL ANNING4
292292 ORGANIZATIONS SHALL UPDATE THE TRANSPORTATION DEMAND5
293293 MANAGEMENT PLAN EVERY FOUR YEARS .6
294294 (b) A
295295 TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT PLAN DEVELOPED7
296296 OR UPDATED PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (2) MUST:8
297297 (I) A
298298 LIGN WITH THE DEPARTMENT'S INTERCHANGE POLICIES;9
299299 (II) I
300300 DENTIFY CORRIDOR-WIDE TRANSPORTATION DEMAND10
301301 MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES THAT WOULD ALLOW NEW OR MODIFIED11
302302 INTERCHANGES TO ACHIEVE A THREE PERCENT DAILY TRAFFIC REDUCTION12
303303 ON THE INTERCHANGE RAMPS ;13
304304 (III) I
305305 DENTIFY ALL POTENTIAL NEW OR MODIFIED INTERCHANGES14
306306 WITHIN THE RELEVANT GROWTH CORRIDOR ; AND15
307307 (IV) I
308308 DENTIFY EXISTING AND FUTURE LAND USE DEVELOPMENT16
309309 THAT IMPACTS THE INTERCHANGES WITHIN THE RELEVANT GROWTH17
310310 CORRIDOR, INCLUDING AREAS THAT MEET THE CRITERIA ESTABLISHED IN18
311311 LAW FOR NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS .19
312312 (3) A
313313 S USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE20
314314 REQUIRES, "METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION " MEANS A21
315315 METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION UNDER THE "FEDERAL TRANSIT22
316316 A
317317 CT OF 1998", 49 U.S.C. SEC. 5301 ET SEQ., AS AMENDED.23
318318 SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 43-1-1103, amend24
319319 (5)(b) and (5)(i); and add (5)(k), (5)(l), and (5.5) as follows:25
320320 43-1-1103. Transportation planning. (5) The department shall26
321321 integrate and consolidate the regional transportation plans for the27
322322 HB24-1366
323323 -9- transportation planning regions into a comprehensive statewide1
324324 transportation plan. The formation of the state plan shall be accomplished2
325325 through a statewide planning process set by rules and regulations3
326326 promulgated by the commission. The state plan shall address but shall not4
327327 be limited to the following factors:5
328328 (b) An emphasis on coordination with county and municipal land6
329329 use planning, including examination of the impact of land use decisions7
330330 on transportation needs,
331331 AN EXAMINATION OF THE IMPACT OF8
332332 TRANSPORTATION DECISIONS ON LAND USE PATTERNS , and the
333333 AN9
334334 exploration of opportunities for preservation of transportation corridors;10
335335 (i) Effective, efficient, and safe freight transport; and11
336336 (k) T
337337 HE IDENTIFICATION OF HIGHWAY SEGMENTS WHERE12
338338 PROMOTION OF CONTEXT-SENSITIVE HIGHWAY PERMITTING AND DESIGN13
339339 CAN ENCOURAGE THE DEVELOPMENT OF DENSE , WALKABLE, AND14
340340 MIXED-USE NEIGHBORHOODS IN TRANSIT -ORIENTED CENTERS AND15
341341 NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS ; AND16
342342 (l) A
343343 N EMPHASIS ON INTEGRATING PLANNING EFFORTS WITHIN THE17
344344 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO SUPPORT MULTIMODAL18
345345 TRANSPORTATION, NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS , AND TRANSIT-ORIENTED19
346346 CENTERS IN INFILL AREAS AS WELL AS GROWTH CORRIDORS THROUGH THE20
347347 ASSOCIATED TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT CORRIDOR21
348348 PLANNING.22
349349 (5.5) I
350350 N ORDER TO INFORM THE NEXT STATE TRANSPORTATION23
351351 PLAN CREATED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (5) OF THIS SECTION, THE24
352352 DEPARTMENT SHALL CONDUCT A STUDY THAT IDENTIFIES :25
353353 (a) P
354354 OLICY BARRIERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE26
355355 IMPLEMENTATION OF CONTEXT -SENSITIVE DESIGN, COMPLETE STREETS,27
356356 HB24-1366
357357 -10- AND PEDESTRIAN-BICYCLE SAFETY MEASURES IN LOCALLY -IDENTIFIED1
358358 URBAN CENTERS AND NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS ; AND2
359359 (b) T
360360 HE PORTIONS OF STATE HIGHWAY THAT PASS THROUGH3
361361 LOCALLY-IDENTIFIED TRANSIT-ORIENTED CENTERS AND NEIGHBORHOOD4
362362 CENTERS THAT ARE CANDIDATES FOR CONTEXT -SENSITIVE DESIGN,5
363363 COMPLETE STREETS, AND PEDESTRIAN-BICYCLE SAFETY MEASURES.6
364364 SECTION 6. Act subject to petition - effective date. This act7
365365 takes effect at 12:01 a.m. on the day following the expiration of the8
366366 ninety-day period after final adjournment of the general assembly; except9
367367 that, if a referendum petition is filed pursuant to section 1 (3) of article V10
368368 of the state constitution against this act or an item, section, or part of this11
369369 act within such period, then the act, item, section, or part will not take12
370370 effect unless approved by the people at the general election to be held in13
371371 November 2024 and, in such case, will take effect on the date of the14
372372 official declaration of the vote thereon by the governor.15
373373 HB24-1366
374374 -11-