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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. 24-0517.01 Christopher McMichael x4775
1	8		SENATE BILL 24-123
2		-	BY SENATOR(S) Priola and Hansen, Jaquez Lewis, Winter F.;
3		-	also REPRESENTATIVE(S) Mauro and Froelich, Amabile, Bird,
4		-	Boesenecker, Brown, Duran, Garcia, Hamrick, Jodeh, Joseph, Kipp,
5		-	Lindsay, Marshall, McCormick, McLachlan, Rutinel, Snyder, Story,
6		-	Valdez, Vigil.
	9	+	Senate Committees House Committees
	10	+	Finance Finance
	11	+	Appropriations Appropriations
	12	+	A BILL FOR AN ACT
7	13		C
8		-	ONCERNING THE CREATION OF AN ENTERPRISE THAT IS EXEMPT FROM THE
9		-	REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION
10		-	20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE
11		-	CONSTITUTION TO ADMINISTER A FEE
12		-	-BASED WASTE TIRE
13		-	MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
14		-	, AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH, MAKING
15		-	AN APPROPRIATION
16		-	.
17		-
18		-	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
19		-	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-20-1401, amend (1)
20		-	and (2) as follows:
21		-	30-20-1401. Legislative declaration - rules - enforcement -
22		-	recyclable material. (1) The general assembly hereby
23		-	finds and declares
24		-	that:
25		-	(a) In order to protect the environment and the public health, there
26		-	NOTE: This bill has been prepared for the signatures of the appropriate legislative
27		-	officers and the Governor. To determine whether the Governor has signed the bill
28		-	or taken other action on it, please consult the legislative status sheet, the legislative
29		-	history, or the Session Laws.
30		-	________
31		-	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law; dashes
32		-	through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of
33		-	the act. is a special need to address problems created by the disposal of waste tires
34		-	and the lack of recycling and beneficial use REUSE of waste tires; It is the
35		-	policy of this state to pursue proposals for recycling and other beneficial use
36		-	of waste tires in lieu of storage or landfill disposal, and, in addition, it is the
37		-	intent of the general assembly
38		-	(b) In adopting this part 14, to encourage THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
39		-	HAS ENCOURAGED
40		-	the development of techniques for resource recovery,
41		-	recycling, and reuse of waste tires; and to provide for the management ofwaste tires. HOWEVER, THERE IS STILL ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT REGARDING
42		-	THE MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES IN
	14	+	ONCERNING THE CREATION OF AN ENTERPRISE THAT IS EXEMPT FROM101
	15	+	THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE102
	16	+	CONSTITUTION TO ADMINISTER A FEE -BASED WASTE TIRE103
	17	+	MANAGEMENT PROGRAM , AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH ,
	18	+	104
	19	+	MAKING AN APPROPRIATION .105
	20	+	Bill Summary
	21	+	(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
	22	+	not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
	23	+	passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
	24	+	applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
	25	+	http://leg.colorado.gov
	26	+	.)
	27	+	The bill creates the waste tire management enterprise (enterprise).
	28	+	Under current law, when a consumer buys new tires, the retailer charges
	29	+	HOUSE
	30	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	31	+	May 4, 2024
	32	+	HOUSE
	33	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	34	+	May 3, 2024
	35	+	SENATE
	36	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	37	+	April 17, 2024
	38	+	SENATE
	39	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	40	+	April 16, 2024
	41	+	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
	42	+	Priola and Hansen, Jaquez Lewis, Winter F.
	43	+	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
	44	+	Mauro and Froelich, Amabile, Bird, Boesenecker, Brown, Duran, Garcia, Hamrick, Jodeh,
	45	+	Joseph, Kipp, Lindsay, Marshall, McCormick, McLachlan, Rutinel, Snyder, Story, Valdez,
	46	+	Vigil
	47	+	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
	48	+	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.
	49	+	Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law. the consumer a waste tire fee (fee) that is then collected by the department
	50	+	of public health and environment (department) and distributed into 2
	51	+	separate cash funds:
	52	+	! The waste tire administration, enforcement, market
	53	+	development, and cleanup fund; and
	54	+	! The end users fund.
	55	+	The department uses the money in the waste tire administration,
	56	+	enforcement, market development, and cleanup fund for various purposes
	57	+	related to waste tire recycling and management. The department uses the
	58	+	money in the end users fund to issue rebates to end users of waste tires.
	59	+	The bill shifts the following responsibilities from the department
	60	+	to the enterprise:
	61	+	! Collecting the fee;
	62	+	! Managing the waste tire administration, enforcement,
	63	+	market development, and cleanup fund and the end users
	64	+	fund;
	65	+	! Issuing rebates to end users; and
	66	+	! In conjunction with the solid and hazardous waste
	67	+	commission, overseeing the activities of waste tire haulers,
	68	+	waste tire generators, waste tire collection facilities, waste
	69	+	tire processors, mobile processors, waste tire monofills, end
	70	+	users, and used tire management.
	71	+	The bill extends the amount of time that the fee may be collected,
	72	+	from December 31, 2025, until December 31, 2040.
	73	+	The enterprise is operated by a board of directors appointed by the
	74	+	executive director of the department. The enterprise's primary duties and
	75	+	functions are to:
	76	+	! Collect the fee;
	77	+	! Promote waste tire recycling and management strategies for
43	78		Colorado;
	79	+	! Issue revenue bonds;
	80	+	! Publish waste tire recycling and management strategies
	81	+	online; and
	82	+	! Engage the services of contractors, consultants, or legal
	83	+	counsel to provide professional and technical assistance
	84	+	related to the conduct of the enterprise.
	85	+	Because the enterprise is a government-owned business, the
	86	+	revenue generated by the enterprise is not subject to section 20 of article
	87	+	X of the state constitution.
	88	+	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
	89	+	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-20-1401, amend2
	90	+	123-2- (1) and (2) as follows:1
	91	+	30-20-1401. Legislative declaration - rules - enforcement -2
	92	+	recyclable material. (1) The general assembly hereby finds and declares3
	93	+	that:4
	94	+	(a) In order to protect the environment and the public health, there5
	95	+	is a special need to address problems created by the disposal of waste tires6
	96	+	and the lack of recycling and beneficial use REUSE of waste tires; It is the7
	97	+	policy of this state to pursue proposals for recycling and other beneficial8
	98	+	use of waste tires in lieu of storage or landfill disposal, and, in addition,9
	99	+	it is the intent of the general assembly10
	100	+	(b) In adopting this part 14, to encourage THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY11
	101	+	HAS ENCOURAGED the development of techniques for resource recovery,12
	102	+	recycling, and reuse of waste tires; and to provide for the management of13
	103	+	waste tires. HOWEVER, THERE IS STILL ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT14
	104	+	REGARDING THE MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES IN COLORADO;15
44	105		(c) T
45		-	HE MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES AT THE STATE LEVEL
46		-	PROMOTES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND PROVIDES SUBSTANTIAL
47		-	ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ACROSS THE STATE
48		-	;
	106	+	HE MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES AT THE STATE LEVEL16
	107	+	PROMOTES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND PROVIDES SUBSTANTIAL17
	108	+	ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ACROSS THE STATE ;18
49	109		(d) I
50		-	T IS IN THE STATE'S INTEREST TO PROVIDE FOR THE RECOVERY ,
51		-	RECYCLING, REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES THR OUGH A
52		-	GOVERNMENT
53		-	-RUN ENTERPRISE;
	110	+	T IS IN THE STATE'S INTEREST TO PROVIDE FOR THE RECOVERY,19
	111	+	RECYCLING, REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES THROUGH A20
	112	+	GOVERNMENT-RUN ENTERPRISE;21
54	113		(e) P
55	114		ROVIDING STATEWIDE WASTE TIRE RECYCLING , BENEFICIAL
56		-	REUSE
57		-	, AND MANAGEMENT CONSTITUTES A VALUABLE SERVICE AND
58		-	BENEFIT
59		-	, AND A WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE WOULD PROVIDE
60		-	USEFUL BUSINESS SERVICES TO TIRE RETAILERS
61		-	, AUTOMOBILE DEALERS,
62		-	AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOPS , SERVICE STATIONS, AUTOMOTIVE FLEET
63		-	CENTERS
64		-	, WASTE TIRE HAULERS, WASTE TIRE COLLECTION FACILITIES, WASTE
65		-	TIRE PROCESSORS
66		-	, RECYCLING AND WASTE FACILITIES , LANDFILLS,
67		-	CONSUMERS, AND ALL RESIDENTS OF COLORADO;
	115	+	22
	116	+	REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT CONSTITUTES A VALUABLE SERVICE AND23
	117	+	BENEFIT, AND A WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE WOULD PROVIDE24
	118	+	USEFUL BUSINESS SERVICES TO TIRE RETAILERS , AUTOMOBILE DEALERS,25
	119	+	AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOPS , SERVICE STATIONS, AUTOMOTIVE FLEET26
	120	+	CENTERS, WASTE TIRE HAULERS, WASTE TIRE COLLECTION FACILITIES,27
	121	+	123
	122	+	-3- WASTE TIRE PROCESSORS, RECYCLING AND WASTE FACILITIES, LANDFILLS,1
	123	+	CONSUMERS, AND ALL RESIDENTS OF COLORADO;2
68	124		(f) T
69	125		HE WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE WILL AID IN THE
70		-	PROPER MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL
71		-	INCENTIVES AND REBATES FOR THE RECYCLING OF WASTE TIRES INTO
72		-	END
73		-	-USE TIRE-DERIVED PRODUCTS, WHICH FINANCIAL INCENTIVES AND
74		-	REBATES DIRECTLY COMPENSATE PEOPLE WHO PROPERLY DISPOSE OF OR
75		-	RECYCLE WASTE TIRES
76		-	, PROVIDE FEE PAYERS MORE CONVENIENT WASTE TIRE
77		-	AND DISPOSAL OPTIONS
78		-	, INCREASE THE PRODUCTION OF TIRE -DERIVED
79		-	PRODUCTS
80		-	, AND POSITIVELY IMPACT HUMAN HEALTH AND SAFETY AND THE
81		-	ENVIRONMENT
82		-	;
83		-	(g) I
84		-	T IS NECESSARY, APPROPRIATE, AND IN THE BEST INTEREST OF
85		-	PAGE 2-SENATE BILL 24-123 THE STATE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT , BY PROVIDING THE BUSINESS SERVICES
86		-	SPECIFIED IN THIS PART
87		-	14, THE ENTERPRISE ENGAGES IN AN ACTIVITY
88		-	CONDUCTED IN THE PURSUIT OF A BENEFIT
89		-	, GAIN, OR LIVELIHOOD AND
90		-	THEREFORE OPERATES AS A BUSINESS
91		-	;
92		-	(h) C
93		-	ONSISTENT WITH THE DETERMINATION OF THE COLORADO
94		-	SUPREME COURT IN
95		-	NICHOLL V. E-470 PUBLIC HIGHWAY AUTHORITY, 896
	126	+	3
	127	+	PROPER MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL4
	128	+	INCENTIVES AND REBATES FOR THE RECYCLING OF WASTE TIRES INTO5
	129	+	END-USE TIRE-DERIVED PRODUCTS, WHICH FINANCIAL INCENTIVES AND6
	130	+	REBATES DIRECTLY COMPENSATE PEOPLE WHO PROPERLY DISPOSE OF OR7
	131	+	RECYCLE WASTE TIRES, PROVIDE FEE PAYERS MORE CONVENIENT WASTE8
	132	+	TIRE AND DISPOSAL OPTIONS, INCREASE THE PRODUCTION OF TIRE-DERIVED9
	133	+	PRODUCTS, AND POSITIVELY IMPACT HUMAN HEALTH AND SAFETY AND10
	134	+	THE ENVIRONMENT;11
	135	+	(g) IT IS NECESSARY, APPROPRIATE, AND IN THE BEST INTEREST OF12
	136	+	THE STATE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT , BY PROVIDING THE BUSINESS13
	137	+	SERVICES SPECIFIED IN THIS PART 14, THE ENTERPRISE ENGAGES IN AN14
	138	+	ACTIVITY CONDUCTED IN THE PURSUIT OF A BENEFIT, GAIN, OR LIVELIHOOD15
	139	+	AND THEREFORE OPERATES AS A BUSINESS ;16
	140	+	(h) CONSISTENT WITH THE DETERMINATION OF THE COLORADO17
	141	+	SUPREME COURT IN NICHOLL V. E-470 PUBLIC HIGHWAY AUTHORITY, 89618
96	142		P.2d 859
97		-	(COLO. 1995), THAT THE POWER TO IMPOSE TAXES IS INCONSISTENT
98		-	WITH ENTERPRISE STATUS UNDER SECTION
99		-	20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE
100		-	CONSTITUTION
101		-	, IT IS THE CONCLUSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THAT THE
102		-	WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE COLLECTED BY THE ENTERPRISE IS A FEE
103		-	, NOT
104		-	A TAX
105		-	, BECAUSE THE FEE IS IMPOSED FOR THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF
106		-	ALLOWING THE ENTERPRISE TO DEFRAY THE COSTS OF PROVIDING THE
107		-	BUSINESS SERVICES SPECIFIED IN SECTIONS
108		-	30-20-1404 AND 30-20-1405 TO
109		-	CONSUMERS WHO ULTIMATELY PAY THE ENTERPRISE FEE
110		-	, WHICH ENTERPRISE
111		-	FEE IS IMPOSED AT RATES THAT ARE REASONABLY CALCULATED BASED ON
112		-	THE COST OF PROVIDING THE SERVICES NEEDED BY THOSE CONSUMERS
113		-	;
114		-	(i) S
115		-	O LONG AS THE ENTERPRISE QUALIFIES AS AN ENTERPRISE FOR
116		-	THE PURPOSES OF SECTION
117		-	20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION,
118		-	THE REVENUE FROM THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE COLLECTED BY THE
119		-	ENTERPRISE IS NOT STATE FISCAL YEAR SPENDING
120		-	, AS DEFINED IN SECTION
121		-	24-77-102 (17), OR STATE REVENUES, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 24-77-103.6
	143	+	(COLO. 1995), THAT THE POWER TO IMPOSE TAXES IS19
	144	+	INCONSISTENT WITH ENTERPRISE STATUS UNDER SECTION 20 OF ARTICLE20
	145	+	X
	146	+	OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION, IT IS THE CONCLUSION OF THE GENERAL21
	147	+	ASSEMBLY THAT THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE
	148	+	COLLECTED BY THE22
	149	+	ENTERPRISE IS A FEE, NOT A TAX, BECAUSE THE FEE IS IMPOSED FOR THE23
	150	+	SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF ALLOWING THE ENTERPRISE TO DEFRAY THE COSTS24
	151	+	OF PROVIDING THE BUSINESS SERVICES SPECIFIED IN SECTIONS 30-20-140425
	152	+	AND 30-20-1405 TO CONSUMERS WHO ULTIMATELY PAY THE ENTERPRISE26
	153	+	FEE, WHICH ENTERPRISE FEE IS IMPOSED AT RATES THAT ARE REASONABLY27
	154	+	123
	155	+	-4- CALCULATED BASED ON THE COST OF PROVIDING THE SERVICES NEEDED BY1
	156	+	THOSE CONSUMERS;2
	157	+	(i) SO LONG AS THE ENTERPRISE QUALIFIES AS AN ENTERPRISE FOR3
	158	+	THE PURPOSES OF SECTION 20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION,4
	159	+	THE REVENUE FROM THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE COLLECTED BY THE5
	160	+	ENTERPRISE IS NOT STATE FISCAL YEAR SPENDING, AS DEFINED IN SECTION6
	161	+	24-77-102
	162	+	(17), OR STATE REVENUES, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 24-77-103.67
122	163		(6)(c),
123		-	AND DOES NOT COUNT AGAINST EITHER THE STATE FISCAL YEAR
124		-	SPENDING LIMIT IMPOSED BY SECTION
125		-	20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE
126		-	CONSTITUTION OR THE EXCESS STATE REVENUES CAP
127		-	, AS DEFINED IN SECTION
128		-	24-77-103.6 (6)(b)(I); AND
129		-	(j) THE ENTERPRISE CREATED IN THIS PART 14 IS NECESSARY TO
130		-	CONTINUE
131		-	COLORADO'S MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES AND PROVIDE
132		-	INCENTIVES TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
133		-	; FOR-PROFIT WASTE TIRE
134		-	MANAGEMENT
135		-	, RECYCLING, AND REUSE COMPANIES ; AND OTHER
136		-	ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE INVOLVED IN WASTE TIRE RECYCLING
137		-	,
138		-	BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT.
139		-	(2) (a) By May 31, 2015,
140		-	The commission, IN CONSULTATION WITH
141		-	THE ENTERPRISE
142		-	, shall promulgate rules for the implementation and
143		-	enforcement of this part 14. Until the commission promulgates rules toimplement and enforce this part 14, the commission's rules in effect on July
144		-	1, 2014, governing waste tires continue to apply to the extent that they do
145		-	PAGE 3-SENATE BILL 24-123 not conflict with this part 14 SECTIONS 30-20-1403, 30-20-1404, AND
146		-	30-20-1405, AS APPLICABLE.
	164	+	AND DOES NOT COUNT AGAINST EITHER THE STATE FISCAL YEAR8
	165	+	SPENDING LIMIT IMPOSED BY SECTION 20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE9
	166	+	CONSTITUTION OR THE EXCESS STATE REVENUES CAP , AS DEFINED IN10
	167	+	SECTION 24-77-103.6 (6)(b)(I); AND11
	168	+	(j)
	169	+	THE ENTERPRISE CREATED IN THIS PART 14 IS NECESSARY TO12
	170	+	CONTINUE COLORADO'S MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES AND PROVIDE13
	171	+	INCENTIVES TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ; FOR-PROFIT WASTE TIRE14
	172	+	MANAGEMENT, RECYCLING, AND REUSE COMPANIES ; AND OTHER15
	173	+	ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE INVOLVED IN WASTE TIRE RECYCLING ,16
	174	+	BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT.17
	175	+	(2) (a) By May 31, 2015, The commission, IN CONSULTATION18
	176	+	WITH THE ENTERPRISE, shall promulgate rules for the implementation and19
	177	+	enforcement of this part 14. Until the commission promulgates rules to20
	178	+	implement and enforce this part 14, the commission's rules in effect on21
	179	+	July 1, 2014, governing waste tires continue to apply to the extent that22
	180	+	they do not conflict with this part 14 SECTIONS 30-20-1403, 30-20-1404,23
	181	+	AND 30-20-1405, AS APPLICABLE.24
147	182		(b) T
148	183		HE COMMISSION, IN CONSULTATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT ,
149		-	~~SHALL PROMULGATE RULES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT~~
150		-	~~OF SECTIONS~~
151		-	30-20-1403 AND 30-20-1405.5 AND OTHER SECTIONS OF ~~THIS~~
152		-	~~PART~~
153		-	14, AS APPLICABLE.
154		-	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-20-1402, ~~add (1.7),~~
155		-	(4.5), (12.5), and (14.5) as follows:
156		-	30-20-1402. Definitions. As used in this part 14, unless ~~the context~~
157		-	otherwise requires:
	184	+	25
	185	+	SHALL PROMULGATE RULES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT26
	186	+	OF SECTIONS 30-20-1403 AND 30-20-1405.5 AND OTHER SECTIONS OF THIS27
	187	+	123
	188	+	-5- PART 14, AS APPLICABLE.1
	189	+	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-20-1402, add2
	190	+	(1.7), (4.5), (12.5), and (14.5) as follows:3
	191	+	30-20-1402. Definitions. As used in this part 14, unless the4
	192	+	context otherwise requires:5
158	193		(1.7) "B
159		-	OARD OF DIRECTORS" OR "BOARD" MEANS THE BOARD OF
160		-	DIRECTORS OF THE ENTERPRISE
161		-	.
	194	+	OARD OF DIRECTORS" OR "BOARD" MEANS THE BOARD OF6
	195	+	DIRECTORS OF THE ENTERPRISE.7
162	196		(4.5) "E
163		-	NTERPRISE" MEANS THE WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT
164		-	ENTERPRISE CREATED IN SECTION
165		-	30-20-1403.
	197	+	NTERPRISE" MEANS THE WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT8
	198	+	ENTERPRISE CREATED IN SECTION 30-20-1403.9
166	199		(12.5) "W
167	200		ASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FEE" OR "ADMINISTRATION
168		-	FEE
169		-	" MEANS MONEY COLLECTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 30-20-1403 (2.5)(b).
	201	+	10
	202	+	FEE" MEANS MONEY COLLECTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 30-20-140311
	203	+	(2.5)(b).12
170	204		(14.5) "W
171	205		ASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE" OR "ENTERPRISE FEE" MEANS
172		-	~~MONEY COLLECTED PURSUANT TO SECTION~~
173		-	30-20-1403 (2.5)(a).
174		-	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-20-1403, ~~add (1)(c),~~
175		-	(1.5), (2)(c), (2.5), and (3) as follows:
176		-	30-20-1403. Waste tire recycling, beneficial reuse, ~~and~~
177		-	management - waste tire fees - distribution - rules ~~- repeal~~. (1) (c) T
	206	+	13
	207	+	MONEY COLLECTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 30-20-1403 (2.5)(a).14
	208	+	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-20-1403, add15
	209	+	(1)(c), (1.5), (2)(c), (2.5), and (3) as follows:16
	210	+	30-20-1403. Waste tire recycling, beneficial reuse, and17
	211	+	management - waste tire fees - distribution - rules. (1) (c) T
178	212		HIS
179		-	~~SUBSECTION~~
180		-	(1) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2025.
	213	+	18
	214	+	SUBSECTION (1) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2025.19
181	215		(1.5) Enterprise. (a) (I) T
182	216		HERE IS CREATED IN THE DEPARTMENT
183		-	THE WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE
184		-	. THE ENTERPRISE IS AND
185		-	OPERATES AS A GOVERNMENT
186		-	-OWNED BUSINESS WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT
187		-	TO COLLECT THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE CHARGED BY RETAILERS OF
188		-	NEW TIRES PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
189		-	(2.5) OF THIS SECTION AND TO USE THE
190		-	WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE TO PROMOTE WASTE TIRE RECYCLING
191		-	,
192		-	BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN COLORADO.
193		-	PAGE 4-SENATE BILL 24-123 (II) THE ENTERPRISE IS AND OPERATES AS A GOVERNMENT -OWNED
194		-	BUSINESS WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING THE
195		-	BUSINESS ACTIVITIES SPECIFIED IN THIS SECTION
196		-	. THE ENTERPRISE IS A TYPE
197		-	1 ENTITY, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 24-1-105, AND EXERCISES ITS POWERS AND
198		-	PERFORMS ITS DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS UNDER THE DEPARTMENT
199		-	.
	217	+	20
	218	+	THE WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE . THE ENTERPRISE IS AND21
	219	+	OPERATES AS A GOVERNMENT-OWNED BUSINESS WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT22
	220	+	TO COLLECT THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE CHARGED BY RETAILERS OF23
	221	+	NEW TIRES PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2.5) OF THIS SECTION AND TO USE24
	222	+	THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE TO PROMOTE WASTE TIRE RECYCLING ,25
	223	+	BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN COLORADO.26
	224	+	(II) T
	225	+	HE ENTERPRISE IS AND OPERATES AS A GOVERNMENT -OWNED27
	226	+	123
	227	+	-6- BUSINESS WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING1
	228	+	THE BUSINESS ACTIVITIES SPECIFIED IN THIS SECTION. THE ENTERPRISE IS2
	229	+	A TYPE 1 ENTITY, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 24-1-105, AND EXERCISES ITS3
	230	+	POWERS AND PERFORMS ITS DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS UNDER THE4
	231	+	DEPARTMENT.5
200	232		(III) T
201		-	HE ENTERPRISE CONSTITUTES AN ENTERPRISE FOR PURPOSES
202		-	OF SECTION
203		-	20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION SO LONG AS IT
204		-	RETAINS THE AUTHORITY TO ISSUE REVENUE BONDS AND RECEIVES LESS
205		-	THAN TEN PERCENT OF ITS TOTAL REVENUES IN GRANTS FROM ALL
206		-	COLORADO STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS COMBINED . SO LONG AS IT
207		-	CONSTITUTES AN ENTERPRISE PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION
208		-	(1.5)(a), THE
209		-	ENTERPRISE IS NOT SUBJECT TO SECTION
210		-	20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE
211		-	CONSTITUTION
212		-	.
	233	+	HE ENTERPRISE CONSTITUTES AN ENTERPRISE FOR PURPOSES6
	234	+	OF SECTION 20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION SO LONG AS IT7
	235	+	RETAINS THE AUTHORITY TO ISSUE REVENUE BONDS AND RECEIVES LESS8
	236	+	THAN TEN PERCENT OF ITS TOTAL REVENUES IN GRANTS FROM ALL9
	237	+	C
	238	+	OLORADO STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS COMBINED . SO LONG AS IT10
	239	+	CONSTITUTES AN ENTERPRISE PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (1.5)(a),
	240	+	11
	241	+	THE ENTERPRISE IS NOT SUBJECT TO SECTION 20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE12
	242	+	STATE CONSTITUTION.13
	243	+	14
213	244		(b) T
214		-	HE ENTERPRISE'S PRIMARY POWERS AND DUTIES ARE TO :
	245	+	HE ENTERPRISE'S PRIMARY POWERS AND DUTIES ARE TO :15
215	246		(I) C
216		-	OLLECT THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE;
	247	+	OLLECT THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE
	248	+	;16
217	249		(II) P
218		-	ROMOTE WASTE TIRE RECYCLING , BENEFICIAL REUSE, ~~AND~~
219		-	~~MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES THROUGHOUT~~
220		-	COLORADO;
	250	+	ROMOTE WASTE TIRE RECYCLING , BENEFICIAL REUSE,
	251	+	AND17
	252	+	MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES THROUGHOUT COLORADO;18
221	253		(III) I
222		-	SSUE REVENUE BONDS PAYABLE FROM THE REVENUES OF ~~THE~~
223		-	ENTERPRISE TO PROMOTE THE WASTE TIRE RECYCLING
224		-	~~, BENEFICIAL REUSE,~~
225		-	AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES SPECIFIED IN THIS SECTION ;
	254	+	SSUE REVENUE BONDS PAYABLE FROM THE REVENUES OF THE19
	255	+	ENTERPRISE TO PROMOTE THE WASTE TIRE RECYCLING , BENEFICIAL REUSE,
	256	+	20
	257	+	AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES SPECIFIED IN THIS SECTION ;21
226	258		(IV) P
227		-	UBLISH EACH YEAR, ON THE DEPARTMENT'S WEBSITE AND AS
228		-	OTHERWISE DEEMED APPROPRIATE BY THE BOARD
229		-	, THE WASTE TIRE
230		-	RECYCLING
231		-	, BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES THAT THE
232		-	BOARD HAS PRIORITIZED THROUGH THE COLLECTION OF THE WASTE TIRE
233		-	ENTERPRISE FEE
234		-	;
	259	+	UBLISH EACH YEAR, ON THE DEPARTMENT'S WEBSITE AND AS22
	260	+	OTHERWISE DEEMED APPROPRIATE BY THE BOARD , THE WASTE TIRE23
	261	+	RECYCLING, BENEFICIAL REUSE,
	262	+	AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES THAT THE24
	263	+	BOARD HAS PRIORITIZED THROUGH THE COLLECTION OF THE WASTE TIRE25
	264	+	ENTERPRISE FEE;26
235	265		(V) A
236		-	DOPT, AMEND, OR REPEAL POLICIES FOR THE REGULATION OF
237		-	THE ENTERPRISE
238		-	'S AFFAIRS AND THE CONDUCT OF THE ENTERPRISE 'S
239		-	BUSINESS CONSISTENT WITH THIS PART
240		-	14;
	266	+	DOPT, AMEND, OR REPEAL POLICIES FOR THE REGULATION OF27
	267	+	123
	268	+	-7- THE ENTERPRISE'S AFFAIRS AND THE CONDUCT OF THE ENTERPRISE 'S1
	269	+	BUSINESS CONSISTENT WITH THIS PART 14; 2
241	270		(VI) (A) C
242	271		ONTRACT WITH ANY PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ENTITY ,
243		-	~~INCLUDING STATE AGENCIES, CONSULTANTS, AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S~~
244		-	~~OFFICE~~
245		-	, FOR PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE , ~~OFFICE SPACE AND~~
246		-	ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
247		-	~~, ADVICE, AND OTHER~~ SERVICES RELATED TO THE
248		-	~~PAGE 5-SENATE BILL 24-123 CONDUCT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE ENTERPRISE . THE BOARD SHALL~~
249		-	ENCOURAGE DIVERSITY IN APPLICANTS FOR CONTRACTS ~~AND SHALL~~
250		-	~~GENERALLY AVOID USING SINGLE~~
251		-	-SOURCE BIDS.
	272	+	3
	273	+	INCLUDING STATE AGENCIES , CONSULTANTS, AND THE ATTORNEY4
	274	+	GENERAL'S OFFICE, FOR PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ,5
	275	+	OFFICE SPACE AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES , ADVICE, AND OTHER6
	276	+	SERVICES RELATED TO THE CONDUCT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE ENTERPRISE .7
	277	+	T
	278	+	HE BOARD SHALL ENCOURAGE DIVERSITY IN APPLICANTS FOR CONTRACTS
	279	+	8
	280	+	AND SHALL GENERALLY AVOID USING SINGLE -SOURCE BIDS.9
252	281		(B) T
253	282		HE ENTERPRISE SHALL PAY A FAIR MARKET RATE TO ANY
254		-	PUBLIC ENTITY
255		-	, PRIVATE ENTITY, CONTRACTOR, OR CONSULTANT, WHICH
256		-	MAY INCLUDE A STATE AGENCY
257		-	, THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE, OR THE
258		-	DEPARTMENT
259		-	, THAT IS HIRED BY THE ENTERPRISE TO PERFORM DUTIES
260		-	PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION
261		-	(1.5)(b).
262		-	(VII) P
263		-	REPARE AND SUBMIT AN ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT
264		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
265		-	(1.5)(i) OF THIS SECTION.
	283	+	10
	284	+	PUBLIC ENTITY, PRIVATE ENTITY, CONTRACTOR, OR CONSULTANT, WHICH11
	285	+	MAY INCLUDE A STATE AGENCY , THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE, OR12
	286	+	THE DEPARTMENT, THAT IS HIRED BY THE ENTERPRISE TO PERFORM DUTIES13
	287	+	PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (1.5)(b); AND14
	288	+	(VII) PREPARE AND SUBMIT AN ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT15
	289	+	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1.5)(i) OF THIS SECTION.16
266	290		(c) T
267		-	HE ENTERPRISE IS GOVERNED BY A BOARD OF DIRECTORS . THE
268		-	BOARD CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING NINE MEMBERS
269		-	:
	291	+	HE ENTERPRISE IS GOVERNED BY A BOARD OF DIRECTORS . THE17
	292	+	BOARD CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING NINE MEMBERS :18
270	293		(I) T
271		-	WO MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE
272		-	DEPARTMENT TO REPRESENT THE DEPARTMENT
273		-	, INCLUDING ONE WITH
274		-	EXPERTISE IN SUSTAINABILITY AND ONE WITH EXPERTISE IN COMPLIANCE
275		-	;
	294	+	WO MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF19
	295	+	THE DEPARTMENT TO REPRESENT THE DEPARTMENT , INCLUDING ONE WITH20
	296	+	EXPERTISE IN SUSTAINABILITY AND ONE WITH EXPERTISE IN COMPLIANCE ;21
276	297		(II) O
277		-	NE MEMBER APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE
278		-	DEPARTMENT WHO REPRESENTS A COUNTY THAT HAS EXPERIENCE WITH THE
279		-	MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES
280		-	; AND
281		-	(III) SIX MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE
282		-	DEPARTMENT WHO ARE REPRESENTATIVES OF NONPROFIT AND FOR
283		-	-PROFIT
284		-	ENTITIES ENGAGED IN THE RECOVERY
285		-	, RECYCLING, REUSE, AND
286		-	MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES
287		-	, INCLUDING A TIRE RETAILER, A WASTE TIRE
288		-	COLLECTION FACILITY
289		-	, A WASTE TIRE PROCESSOR , AND A WASTE TIRE
290		-	HAULER
291		-	. TO THE EXTENT PRACTICABLE, THE REPRESENTATION OF NONPROFIT
292		-	AND FOR
293		-	-PROFIT ENTITIES MUST BE BALANCED EQUALLY .
	298	+	NE MEMBER APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE22
	299	+	DEPARTMENT WHO REPRESENTS A COUNTY THAT HAS EXPERIENCE WITH
	300	+	23
	301	+	THE MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES; AND24
	302	+	(III) S
	303	+	IX MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF25
	304	+	THE DEPARTMENT WHO ARE REPRESENTATIVES OF NONPROFIT AND26
	305	+	FOR-PROFIT ENTITIES ENGAGED IN THE RECOVERY , RECYCLING, REUSE,27
	306	+	123
	307	+	-8- AND MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES , INCLUDING A TIRE RETAILER, A1
	308	+	WASTE TIRE COLLECTION FACILITY , A WASTE TIRE PROCESSOR, AND A2
	309	+	WASTE TIRE HAULER. TO THE EXTENT PRACTICABLE, THE REPRESENTATION3
	310	+	OF NONPROFIT AND FOR-PROFIT ENTITIES MUST BE BALANCED EQUALLY .4
294	311		(d) O
295		-	F THE MEMBERS APPOINTED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
296		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
297		-	(1.5)(c)(III) OF THIS SECTION, AT LEAST ONE
298		-	MEMBER MUST DO BUSINESS IN A RURAL COUNTY IN THE STATE
299		-	.
	312	+	F THE MEMBERS APPOINTED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS5
	313	+	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1.5)(c)(III)
	314	+	OF THIS SECTION, AT LEAST ONE6
	315	+	MEMBER MUST DO BUSINESS IN A RURAL COUNTY IN THE STATE .7
300	316		(e) (I) T
301		-	HE MEMBER REPRESENTING THE DEPARTMENT WHO HAS
302		-	EXPERTISE IN SUSTAINABILITY AND IS APPOINTED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
303		-	(1.5)(c)(I) OF THIS SECTION SHALL CALL THE FIRST MEETING OF THE BOARD .
304		-	PAGE 6-SENATE BILL 24-123 (II) THE BOARD SHALL ELECT A CHAIR FROM AMONG ITS MEMBERS
305		-	TO SERVE FOR A TERM NOT TO EXCEED TWO YEARS
306		-	.
	317	+	HE MEMBER REPRESENTING THE DEPARTMENT WHO HAS8
	318	+	EXPERTISE IN SUSTAINABILITY AND IS APPOINTED PURSUANT TO9
	319	+	SUBSECTION (1.5)(c)(I)
	320	+	OF THIS SECTION SHALL CALL THE FIRST MEETING10
	321	+	OF THE BOARD.11
	322	+	(II) T
	323	+	HE BOARD SHALL ELECT A CHAIR FROM AMONG ITS MEMBERS12
	324	+	TO SERVE FOR A TERM NOT TO EXCEED TWO YEARS .13
307	325		(III) T
308		-	HE BOARD SHALL MEET QUARTERLY , AND THE CHAIR OF THE
309		-	BOARD MAY CALL ADDITIONAL MEETINGS AS NECESSARY FOR THE BOARD TO
310		-	COMPLETE ITS DUTIES
311		-	.
	326	+	HE BOARD SHALL MEET QUARTERLY , AND THE CHAIR OF THE14
	327	+	BOARD MAY CALL ADDITIONAL MEETINGS AS NECESSARY FOR THE BOARD15
	328	+	TO COMPLETE ITS DUTIES.16
312	329		(IV) T
313		-	HE TERM OF OFFICE FOR A BOARD MEMBER IS THREE YEARS ;
314		-	EXCEPT THAT FOUR OF THE SIX MEMBERS APPOINTED PURSUANT TO
315		-	SUBSECTION
316		-	(1.5)(c)(III) OF THIS SECTION SERVE INITIAL TERMS OF TWO
317		-	YEARS
318		-	. A BOARD MEMBER MAY SERVE UNLIMITED TERMS .
	330	+	HE TERM OF OFFICE FOR A BOARD MEMBER IS THREE YEARS ;17
	331	+	EXCEPT THAT FOUR OF THE SIX MEMBERS APPOINTED PURSUANT TO18
	332	+	SUBSECTION (1.5)(c)(III)
	333	+	OF THIS SECTION SERVE INITIAL TERMS OF TWO19
	334	+	YEARS. A BOARD MEMBER MAY SERVE UNLIMITED TERMS .20
319	335		(f) (I) A
320		-	MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS , EXCEPT FOR
321		-	MEMBERS APPOINTED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTIONS
322		-	(1.5)(c)(I) AND
323		-	(1.5)(c)(II) OF THIS SECTION, MAY RECEIVE A PER DIEM STIPEND WHILE ON
324		-	OFFICIAL ENTERPRISE BUSINESS
325		-	.
	336	+	MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS , EXCEPT FOR21
	337	+	MEMBERS APPOINTED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTIONS (1.5)(c)(I) AND
	338	+	22
	339	+	(1.5)(c)(II) OF THIS SECTION, MAY RECEIVE A PER DIEM STIPEND WHILE ON23
	340	+	OFFICIAL ENTERPRISE BUSINESS.24
326	341		(II) T
327		-	HE PER DIEM STIPEND SHALL BE AT LEAST EQUAL TO THE
328		-	COLORADO STATE EMPLOYEE PER DIEM FOR INTRA -STATE TRAVEL AS
329		-	ESTABLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL
330		-	.
331		-	(III) A
332		-	LL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAY RECEIVE
333		-	REIMBURSEMENT FOR ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES INCURRED WHILE
334		-	ON OFFICIAL ENTERPRISE BUSINESS
335		-	.
	342	+	HE PER DIEM STIPEND SHALL BE AT LEAST EQUAL TO THE25
	343	+	C
	344	+	OLORADO STATE EMPLOYEE PER DIEM FOR INTRA -STATE TRAVEL AS26
	345	+	ESTABLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL .27
	346	+	123
	347	+	-9- (III) ALL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAY RECEIVE1
	348	+	REIMBURSEMENT FOR ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES INCURRED2
	349	+	WHILE ON OFFICIAL ENTERPRISE BUSINESS.3
336	350		(IV) T
337		-	HE ENTERPRISE MAY USE MONEY IN THE WASTE TIRE
338		-	MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE FUND
339		-	, CREATED IN SECTION 30-20-1404, TO PAY
340		-	THE PER DIEM STIPEND TO A BOARD MEMBER AND TO REIMBURSE A BOARD
341		-	MEMBER FOR ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES INCURRED AS PART OF THE
342		-	ENTERPRISE
343		-	'S OPERATING EXPENSES.
	351	+	HE ENTERPRISE MAY USE MONEY IN THE WASTE TIRE4
	352	+	MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE FUND , CREATED IN SECTION 30-20-1404, TO5
	353	+	PAY THE PER DIEM STIPEND TO A BOARD MEMBER AND TO REIMBURSE A6
	354	+	BOARD MEMBER FOR ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES INCURRED AS7
	355	+	PART OF THE ENTERPRISE'S OPERATING EXPENSES.8
344	356		(g) T
345		-	HE DEPARTMENT SHALL PROVIDE OFFICE SPACE AND
346		-	ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF TO THE ENTERPRISE
347		-	, IF REQUESTED BY THE BOARD.
	357	+	HE DEPARTMENT SHALL PROVIDE OFFICE SPACE AND9
	358	+	ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF TO THE ENTERPRISE, IF REQUESTED BY THE BOARD.10
348	359		I
349	360		N ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION (1.5)(b)(VI)(B) OF THIS SECTION, THE
350		-	~~ENTERPRISE SHALL PAY THE DEPARTMENT A FAIR MARKET RATE FOR ANY~~
351		-	~~OFFICE SPACE OR ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF USED BY~~ THE ~~BOARD IN~~
352		-	~~PERFORMANCE OF~~ THE ~~ENTERPRISE~~
353		-	'S DUTIES.
	361	+	11
	362	+	ENTERPRISE SHALL PAY THE DEPARTMENT A FAIR MARKET RATE FOR ANY12
	363	+	OFFICE SPACE OR ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF USED BY THE BOARD IN13
	364	+	PERFORMANCE OF THE ENTERPRISE 'S DUTIES.14
354	365		(h) (I) T
355		-	HE DEPARTMENT MAY TRANSFER MONEY FROM ANY ~~LEGALLY~~
356		-	~~AVAILABLE SOURCE TO THE ENTERPRISE FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEFRAYING~~
357		-	~~PAGE 7-SENATE~~ ~~BILL 24-123 EXPENSES INCURRED BY~~ THE ENTERPRISE ~~BEFORE IT RECEIVES FEE REVENUE .~~
358		-	T
359		-	HE ENTERPRISE MAY ACCEPT AND EXPEND ANY MONEY ~~SO TRANSFERRED ,~~
360		-	AND, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY STATE FISCAL RULE ~~OR GENERALLY ACCEPTED~~
361		-	ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLE THAT COULD ~~OTHERWISE BE INTERPRETED TO~~
362		-	REQUIRE A CONTRARY CONCLUSION
363		-	~~, SUCH A~~ TRANSFER IS A LOAN FROM THE
364		-	~~DEPARTMENT TO THE ENTERPRISE THAT IS~~ REQUIRED TO BE REPAID AND IS
365		-	~~NOT A GRANT FOR PURPOSES OF SECTION~~
366		-	~~20 (2)(d)~~ OF ARTICLE X OF THE
367		-	~~STATE CONSTITUTION OR AS DEFINED IN SECTION~~
368		-	24-77-102 (7).
	366	+	HE DEPARTMENT MAY TRANSFER MONEY FROM ANY
	367	+	15
	368	+	LEGALLY AVAILABLE SOURCE TO THE ENTERPRISE FOR THE PURPOSE OF16
	369	+	DEFRAYING EXPENSES INCURRED BY THE ENTERPRISE BEFORE IT RECEIVES17
	370	+	FEE REVENUE. THE ENTERPRISE MAY ACCEPT AND EXPEND ANY MONEY SO18
	371	+	TRANSFERRED, AND, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY STATE FISCAL RULE OR19
	372	+	GENERALLY ACCEPTED ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLE THAT COULD OTHERWISE20
	373	+	BE INTERPRETED TO REQUIRE A CONTRARY CONCLUSION , SUCH A21
	374	+	TRANSFER IS A LOAN FROM THE DEPARTMENT TO THE ENTERPRISE THAT IS22
	375	+	REQUIRED TO BE REPAID AND IS NOT A GRANT FOR PURPOSES OF SECTION23
	376	+	20 (2)(d)
	377	+	OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION OR AS DEFINED IN
	378	+	24
	379	+	SECTION 24-77-102 (7).25
369	380		(II)
370		-	ALL MONEY TRANSFERRED AS A LOAN TO THE ENTERPRISE ~~MUST~~
371		-	~~BE CREDITED TO THE WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION~~
372		-	, ENFORCEMENT, ~~MARKET~~
373		-	~~DEVELOPMENT~~
374		-	, AND CLEANUP FUND , CREATED IN ~~SECTION 30-20-1404~~
375		-	(1)(a). L
376		-	OAN LIABILITIES THAT ARE RECORDED IN THE WASTE ~~TIRE~~
377		-	~~ADMINISTRATION~~
378		-	, ENFORCEMENT, MARKET DEVELOPMENT , ~~AND CLEANUP~~
379		-	FUND BUT THAT ARE NOT REQUIRED TO BE PAID IN THE ~~CURRENT STATE~~
380		-	FISCAL YEAR SHALL NOT BE CONSIDERED WHEN ~~CALCULATING SUFFICIENT~~
381		-	STATUTORY FUND BALANCE FOR PURPOSES OF ~~SECTION~~
382		-	24-75-109.
	381	+	ALL MONEY TRANSFERRED AS A LOAN TO THE ENTERPRISE
	382	+	26
	383	+	MUST BE CREDITED TO THE WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION , ENFORCEMENT,27
	384	+	123
	385	+	-10- MARKET DEVELOPMENT , AND CLEANUP FUND , CREATED IN SECTION1
	386	+	30-20-1404 (1)(a). L
	387	+	OAN LIABILITIES THAT ARE RECORDED IN THE WASTE
	388	+	2
	389	+	TIRE ADMINISTRATION, ENFORCEMENT, MARKET DEVELOPMENT , AND3
	390	+	CLEANUP FUND BUT THAT ARE NOT REQUIRED TO BE PAID IN THE CURRENT4
	391	+	STATE FISCAL YEAR SHALL NOT BE CONSIDERED WHEN CALCULATING5
	392	+	SUFFICIENT STATUTORY FUND BALANCE FOR PURPOSES OF SECTION6
	393	+	24-75-109.7
383	394		(III) A
384	395		S THE ENTERPRISE RECEIVES SUFFICIENT REVENUE IN EXCESS
385		-	OF EXPENSES
386		-	, IT SHALL REIMBURSE THE DEPARTMENT FOR THE PRINCIPAL
387		-	AMOUNT OF ANY LOAN MADE BY THE DEPARTMENT
388		-	, PLUS INTEREST AT A
389		-	RATE AGREED UPON BY THE DEPARTMENT AND THE ENTERPRISE
390		-	.
391		-	(i) (I) O
392		-	N OR BEFORE JUNE 30, 2026, AND EVERY JUNE 30 OF EACH
393		-	YEAR THEREAFTER
394		-	, THE ENTERPRISE SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT AN
395		-	ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT TO LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF AND THE JOINT
396		-	BUDGET COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
397		-	.
398		-	(II) T
399		-	HE FINANCIAL REPORT PREPARED BY THE ENTERPRISE
400		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
401		-	(1.5)(i)(I) OF THIS SECTION MUST INCLUDE THE
402		-	ENTERPRISE
403		-	'S PROJECTED REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES AND PROPOSED
404		-	BUDGET FOR THE FOLLOWING FISCAL YEAR
405		-	.
406		-	(III) T
407		-	HE ENTERPRISE SHALL POST A COPY OF THE ENTERPRISE 'S
408		-	FINANCIAL REPORT ON THE ENTERPRISE
409		-	'S PUBLIC WEBSITE.
	396	+	8
	397	+	OF EXPENSES, IT SHALL REIMBURSE THE DEPARTMENT FOR THE PRINCIPAL9
	398	+	AMOUNT OF ANY LOAN MADE BY THE DEPARTMENT , PLUS INTEREST AT A10
	399	+	RATE AGREED UPON BY THE DEPARTMENT AND THE ENTERPRISE .11
	400	+	(i) (I) ON OR BEFORE JUNE 30, 2026, AND EVERY JUNE 30 OF EACH12
	401	+	YEAR THEREAFTER, THE ENTERPRISE SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT AN13
	402	+	ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT TO LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF AND THE14
	403	+	JOINT BUDGET COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY .15
	404	+	(II) THE FINANCIAL REPORT PREPARED BY THE ENTERPRISE16
	405	+	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1.5)(i)(I) OF THIS SECTION MUST INCLUDE THE17
	406	+	ENTERPRISE'S PROJECTED REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES AND PROPOSED18
	407	+	BUDGET FOR THE FOLLOWING FISCAL YEAR .19
	408	+	(III) THE ENTERPRISE SHALL POST A COPY OF THE ENTERPRISE'S20
	409	+	FINANCIAL REPORT ON THE ENTERPRISE 'S PUBLIC WEBSITE.21
410	410		(2) (c) T
411	411		HIS SUBSECTION (2) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2025.
412		-	(2.5) Waste tire enterprise fee and waste tire administration fee.
413		-	(a) (I) E
414		-	FFECTIVE JULY 1, 2025, RETAILERS OF NEW MOTOR VEHICLE TIRES
415		-	PAGE 8-SENATE BILL 24-123 AND NEW TRAILER TIRES SHALL COLLECT A WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE IN
416		-	AN AMOUNT TO BE SET BY THE ENTERPRISE
417		-	, IN COORDINATION WITH THE
418		-	COMMISSION
419		-	. THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE AMOUNT MUST NOT EXCEED
420		-	TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ON THE SALE OF EACH NEW TIRE
421		-	. THE
422		-	MAXIMUM PER TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE AMOUNT MAY BE ADJUSTED BY THE
423		-	ENTERPRISE EVERY TWO YEARS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANY ANNUAL
424		-	PERCENTAGE CHANGE IN THE
425		-	UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 'S
426		-	BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR THE
427		-	DENVER-AURORA-LAKEWOOD METROPOLITAN AREA FOR ALL ITEMS PAID BY
428		-	ALL URBAN CONSUMERS
429		-	, OR ITS APPLICABLE SUCCESSOR INDEX.
	412	+	22
	413	+	(2.5) Waste tire enterprise fee and waste tire administration23
	414	+	fee. (a) (I) E
	415	+	FFECTIVE JULY 1, 2025, RETAILERS OF NEW MOTOR
	416	+	VEHICLE24
	417	+	TIRES AND NEW TRAILER TIRES SHALL COLLECT A WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE25
	418	+	FEE IN AN AMOUNT TO BE SET BY THE ENTERPRISE, IN COORDINATION WITH26
	419	+	THE COMMISSION. THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE AMOUNT MUST NOT27
	420	+	123
	421	+	-11- EXCEED TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ON THE SALE OF EACH NEW TIRE.1
	422	+	T
	423	+	HE MAXIMUM PER TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE AMOUNT MAY BE ADJUSTED BY
	424	+	2
	425	+	THE ENTERPRISE EVERY TWO YEARS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANY ANNUAL3
	426	+	PERCENTAGE CHANGE IN THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 'S4
	427	+	BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR THE5
	428	+	D
	429	+	ENVER-AURORA-LAKEWOOD METROPOLITAN AREA FOR ALL ITEMS PAID
	430	+	6
	431	+	BY ALL URBAN CONSUMERS , OR ITS APPLICABLE SUCCESSOR INDEX.7
430	432		(II) E
431		-	FFECTIVE JULY ~~1, 2025, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAY REVIEW~~
432		-	THE ~~WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE ON AN ANNUAL BASIS AND~~
433		-	, IN
434		-	ACCORDANCE WITH THE FEE ~~AM OUNT~~ LIMIT SET FORTH IN ~~SUBSECTION~~
435		-	(2.5)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION, ADJUST THE WASTE TIRE FEE AMOUNT ~~SO THAT~~
436		-	THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE IS IMPOSED IN AN AMOUNT ~~THAT IS~~
437		-	:
	433	+	FFECTIVE JULY
	434	+	1, 2025, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAY8
	435	+	REVIEW THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE ON AN ANNUAL BASIS AND, IN9
	436	+	ACCORDANCE WITH THE FEE AMOUNT LIMIT SET FORTH IN SUBSECTION10
	437	+	(2.5)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION, ADJUST THE WASTE TIRE FEE AMOUNT SO11
	438	+	THAT THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE IS IMPOSED IN AN AMOUNT THAT12
	439	+	IS:13
438	440		(A) R
439		-	EASONABLY RELATED TO THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS OF
440		-	OPERATING THE ENTERPRISE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS PART
441		-	14 AND THE
442		-	SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE ENTERPRISE
443		-	, WHICH COSTS MUST NOT EXCEED
444		-	THE EQUIVALENT OF ONE
445		-	-HALF OF THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE
446		-	COLLECTED FOR EACH NEW TIRE SOLD PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION
447		-	(2.5);
	441	+	EASONABLY RELATED TO THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS
	442	+	14
	443	+	OF OPERATING THE ENTERPRISE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS PART 14 AND15
	444	+	THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE ENTERPRISE , WHICH COSTS MUST NOT16
	445	+	EXCEED THE EQUIVALENT OF ONE -HALF OF THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE17
	446	+	FEE COLLECTED FOR EACH NEW TIRE SOLD PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION18
	447	+	(2.5);19
448	448		(B) S
449	449		UFFICIENT TO PAY COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH PROVIDING
450		-	REBATES AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION
451		-	30-20-1405; AND
452		-	(C) SUFFICIENT TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO ELIGIBLE ENTITIES
453		-	PURSUANT TO THE WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT GRANT PROGRAM
454		-	ESTABLISHED IN SECTION
455		-	30-20-1418.
	450	+	20
	451	+	REBATES AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 30-20-1405; AND21
	452	+	(C) S
	453	+	UFFICIENT TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO ELIGIBLE ENTITIES
	454	+	22
	455	+	PURSUANT TO THE WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT GRANT PROGRAM23
	456	+	ESTABLISHED IN SECTION 30-20-1418.24
456	457		(b) (I) E
457		-	FFECTIVE JULY 1, 2025, RETAILERS OF NEW MOTOR ~~VEHICLE~~
458		-	~~TIRES AND NEW TRAILER TIRES SHALL COLLECT A WASTE TIRE~~
459		-	~~ADMINISTRATION FEE IN AN AMOUNT TO BE SET BY THE COMMISSION~~
460		-	, IN
461		-	~~COORDINATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT~~
462		-	.
	458	+	FFECTIVE JULY 1, 2025, RETAILERS OF NEW MOTOR
	459	+	25
	460	+	VEHICLE TIRES AND NEW TRAILER TIRES SHALL COLLECT A WASTE TIRE26
	461	+	ADMINISTRATION FEE IN AN AMOUNT TO BE SET BY THE COMMISSION , IN27
	462	+	123
	463	+	-12- COORDINATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT .1
463	464		(II) T
464	465		HE COMMISSION MAY REVIEW THE WASTE TIRE
465		-	ADMINISTRATION FEE ON AN ANNUAL BASIS AND ADJUST THE
466		-	ADMINISTRATION FEE AMOUNT SO THAT IT COVERS THE DIRECT AND
467		-	INDIRECT COSTS OF CONDUCTING THE REGULATORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE
468		-	FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT IN IMPLEMENTING THIS PART
469		-	14.
470		-	PAGE 9-SENATE BILL 24-123 (III) THE WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FEE AMOUNT MUST NOT
471		-	EXCEED HALF OF THE AMOUNT OF THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE
472		-	; EXCEPT
473		-	THAT THE MINIMUM AMOUNT OF THE WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FEE ON
474		-	THE SALE OF EACH NEW TIRE MUST BE FIFTY CENTS OR MORE
475		-	.
	466	+	2
	467	+	ADMINISTRATION FEE ON AN ANNUAL BASIS AND ADJUST THE3
	468	+	ADMINISTRATION FEE AMOUNT SO THAT IT COVERS THE DIRECT AND4
	469	+	INDIRECT COSTS OF CONDUCTING THE REGULATORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE5
	470	+	FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT IN IMPLEMENTING THIS PART 14.6
	471	+	(III) T
	472	+	HE WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FEE AMOUNT MUST NOT
	473	+	7
	474	+	EXCEED HALF OF THE AMOUNT OF THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE ;8
	475	+	EXCEPT THAT THE MINIMUM AMOUNT OF THE WASTE TIRE9
	476	+	ADMINISTRATION FEE ON THE SALE OF EACH NEW TIRE MUST BE FIFTY10
	477	+	CENTS OR MORE.11
476	478		(c) (I) O
477	479		N AND AFTER JULY 1, 2025, RETAILERS OF NEW MOTOR
478		-	~~VEHICLE TIRES AND NEW TRAILER TIRES SHALL COLLECT BOTH THE~~
479		-	~~ENTERPRISE FEE~~ AND ~~THE ADMINISTRATION FEE FROM THE CONSUMER AT~~
480		-	THE ~~POINT OF SALE~~
481		-	.
	480	+	12
	481	+	VEHICLE TIRES AND NEW TRAILER TIRES SHALL COLLECT BOTH THE13
	482	+	ENTERPRISE FEE AND THE ADMINISTRATION FEE FROM THE CONSUMER AT14
	483	+	THE POINT OF SALE.15
482	484		(II) T
483		-	HE RECEIPT FROM THE RETAILER TO THE CONSUMER FOR EVERY
484		-	NEW MOTOR VEHICLE TIRE OR NEW TRAILER TIRE PURCHASED MUST CONTAIN
485		-	THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IN THE LARGEST BOLD
486		-	-FACED TYPE CAPABLE
487		-	BASED ON POINT
488		-	-OF-SALE SOFTWARE AND ON EXISTING INVOICE PRINTERS ,
489		-	NOT TO EXCEED FIFTEEN POINTS : "SECTION 30-20-1403, COLORADO
490		-	REVISED STATUTES, REQUIRES RETAILERS TO COLLECT A WASTE TIRE
491		-	ENTERPRISE FEE SET BY THE WAS TE TIRE MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE
492		-	,
493		-	WHICH IS A GOVERNMENT -OWNED BUSINESS WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT
494		-	OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT
495		-	, AND A WASTE TIRE
496		-	ADMINISTRATION FEE SET BY TH E SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE
497		-	COMMISSION ON THE SALE OF EACH NEW MOTOR VEHICLE TIRE AND EACH
498		-	NEW TRAILER TIRE
499		-	."
500		-	(III) T
501		-	HE RETAILER SHALL SUBMIT TO THE ENTERPRISE BY THE
502		-	TWENTIETH DAY OF EACH QUARTER OF EACH CALENDAR YEAR THE
503		-	ENTERPRISE FEE COLLECTED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION IN THE PRECEDING
504		-	QUARTER OF THE CALENDAR YEAR
505		-	, TOGETHER WITH ANY REPORT REQUIRED
506		-	BY THE ENTERPRISE
507		-	. THE ENTERPRISE SHALL TRANSMIT THE ENTERPRISE
508		-	FEES TO THE STATE TREASURER
509		-	, WHO SHALL CREDIT THEM IN ACCORDANCE
510		-	WITH SUBSECTION
511		-	(3)(a) OF THIS SECTION OR AS SPECIFIED IN RULES
512		-	PROMULGATED BY THE COMMISSION
513		-	.
	485	+	HE RECEIPT FROM THE RETAILER TO THE CONSUMER FOR
	486	+	16
	487	+	EVERY NEW MOTOR VEHICLE OR NEW TRAILER TIRE PURCHASED MUST17
	488	+	CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IN THE LARGEST BOLD -FACED TYPE18
	489	+	CAPABLE BASED ON POINT-OF-SALE SOFTWARE AND ON EXISTING INVOICE19
	490	+	PRINTERS, NOT TO EXCEED FIFTEEN POINTS : "SECTION 30-20-1403,20
	491	+	C
	492	+	OLORADO REVISED STATUTES, REQUIRES RETAILERS TO COLLECT A
	493	+	21
	494	+	WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE SET BY THE WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT22
	495	+	ENTERPRISE, WHICH IS A GOVERNMENT-OWNED BUSINESS WITHIN THE23
	496	+	DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT , AND A WASTE24
	497	+	TIRE ADMINISTRATION FEE SET BY THE SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE25
	498	+	COMMISSION ON THE SALE OF EACH NEW MOTOR VEHICLE TIRE AND26
	499	+	EACH NEW TRAILER TIRE."27
	500	+	123
	501	+	-13- (III) THE RETAILER SHALL SUBMIT TO THE ENTERPRISE BY THE1
	502	+	TWENTIETH DAY OF EACH QUARTER OF EACH CALENDAR YEAR THE2
	503	+	ENTERPRISE FEE COLLECTED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION IN THE3
	504	+	PRECEDING QUARTER OF THE CALENDAR YEAR , TOGETHER WITH ANY4
	505	+	REPORT REQUIRED BY THE ENTERPRISE. THE ENTERPRISE SHALL TRANSMIT5
	506	+	THE ENTERPRISE FEES TO THE STATE TREASURER , WHO SHALL CREDIT6
	507	+	THEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION (3)(a) OF THIS SECTION OR AS7
	508	+	SPECIFIED IN RULES PROMULGATED BY THE COMMISSION .8
514	509		(IV) T
515	510		HE RETAILER SHALL SUBMIT TO THE DEPARTMENT BY THE
516		-	TWENTIETH DAY OF EACH QUARTER OF EACH CALENDAR YEAR THE
517		-	ADMINISTRATION FEE COLLECTED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION IN THE
518		-	PRECEDING QUARTER OF THE CALE NDAR YEAR
519		-	, TOGETHER WITH ANY REPORT
520		-	REQUIRED BY THE DEPARTMENT
521		-	. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL TRANSMIT THE
522		-	ADMINISTRATION FEES TO THE STATE TREASURER
523		-	, WHO SHALL CREDIT THEM
524		-	IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION
525		-	(3)(b) OF THIS SECTION OR AS SPECIFIED
526		-	IN RULES PROMULGATED BY THE COMMISSION
527		-	.
528		-	PAGE 10-SENATE BILL 24-123 (3) (a) BEGINNING ON JULY 1, 2025, THE STATE TREASURER SHALL
529		-	DISTRIBUTE THE REVENUE FROM THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE ASSESSED
530		-	IN SUBSECTION
531		-	(2.5)(a) OF THIS SECTION AS FOLLOWS:
	511	+	9
	512	+	TWENTIETH DAY OF EACH QUARTER OF EACH CALENDAR YEAR THE10
	513	+	ADMINISTRATION FEE COLLECTED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION IN THE11
	514	+	PRECEDING QUARTER OF THE CALENDAR YEAR , TOGETHER WITH ANY12
	515	+	REPORT REQUIRED BY THE DEPARTMENT . THE DEPARTMENT SHALL13
	516	+	TRANSMIT THE ADMINISTRATION FEES TO THE STATE TREASURER , WHO14
	517	+	SHALL CREDIT THEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION (3)(b) OF THIS15
	518	+	SECTION OR AS SPECIFIED IN RULES PROMULGATED BY THE COMMISSION .16
	519	+	(3) (a) B
	520	+	EGINNING ON JULY 1, 2025, THE STATE TREASURER SHALL
	521	+	17
	522	+	DISTRIBUTE THE REVENUE FROM THE WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE FEE18
	523	+	ASSESSED IN SUBSECTION (2.5)(a) OF THIS SECTION AS FOLLOWS:19
532	524		(I) T
533		-	HE PORTION OF THE ENTERPRISE FEE COLLECTED TO COVER ~~THE~~
534		-	~~COSTS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION~~
535		-	(2.5)(a)(II)(A) OF THIS SECTION ~~TO THE~~
536		-	WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE FUND CREATED IN ~~SECTION~~
537		-	30-20-1404;
	525	+	HE PORTION OF THE ENTERPRISE FEE COLLECTED TO COVER
	526	+	20
	527	+	THE COSTS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2.5)(a)(II)(A) OF THIS SECTION TO21
	528	+	THE WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE FUND CREATED IN SECTION22
	529	+	30-20-1404;23
538	530		(II) T
539		-	HE PORTION OF THE ENTERPRISE FEE COLLECTED TO COVER THE
540		-	COSTS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
541		-	(2.5)(a)(II)(B) OF THIS SECTION TO THE
542		-	END USERS FUND CREATED IN SECTION
543		-	30-20-1405;
	531	+	HE PORTION OF THE ENTERPRISE FEE COLLECTED TO COVER
	532	+	24
	533	+	THE COSTS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2.5)(a)(II)(B) OF THIS SECTION TO25
	534	+	THE END USERS FUND CREATED IN SECTION 30-20-1405;26
544	535		(III) A
545	536		LL INTEREST EARNED ON THE INVESTMENT OF MONEY IN THE
546		-	~~WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE FUND TO THE WASTE TIRE~~
547		-	~~MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE FUND~~
548		-	~~. ANY UNEXPENDED AND UNENCUMBERED~~
549		-	~~MONEY IN THE WASTE TIRE~~ MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE FUND ~~AT THE END OF~~
550		-	~~ANY FISCAL YEAR SHALL REMAIN~~ IN THE WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT
551		-	~~ENTERPRISE FUND~~
552		-	.
	537	+	27
	538	+	123
	539	+	-14- WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE FUND TO THE WASTE TIRE1
	540	+	MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE FUND . ANY UNEXPENDED AND UNENCUMBERED2
	541	+	MONEY IN THE WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE FUND AT THE END3
	542	+	OF ANY FISCAL YEAR SHALL REMAIN IN THE WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT4
	543	+	ENTERPRISE FUND.5
553	544		(IV) A
554	545		LL INTEREST EARNED ON THE INVESTMENT OF MONEY IN THE
555		-	END USERS FUND TO THE END USERS FUND
556		-	. ANY UNEXPENDED AND
557		-	UNENCUMBERED MONEY IN THE END USERS FUND AT THE END OF ANY FISCAL
558		-	YEAR SHALL REMAIN IN THE END USERS FUND
559		-	.
	546	+	6
	547	+	END USERS FUND TO THE END USERS FUND . ANY UNEXPENDED AND7
	548	+	UNENCUMBERED MONEY IN THE END USERS FUND AT THE END OF ANY8
	549	+	FISCAL YEAR SHALL REMAIN IN THE END USERS FUND .9
560	550		(b) (I) B
561	551		EGINNING ON JULY 1, 2025, THE STATE TREASURER SHALL
562		-	DISTRIBUTE THE REVENUE FROM THE WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FEE
563		-	ASSESSED IN SUBSECTION
564		-	(2.5)(b) OF THIS SECTION TO THE WASTE TIRE
565		-	ADMINISTRATION FUND CREATED IN SECTION
566		-	30-20-1405.5.
	552	+	10
	553	+	DISTRIBUTE THE REVENUE FROM THE WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FEE11
	554	+	ASSESSED IN SUBSECTION (2.5)(b) OF THIS SECTION TO THE WASTE TIRE12
	555	+	ADMINISTRATION FUND CREATED IN SECTION 30-20-1405.5.13
567	556		(II) A
568	557		LL INTEREST EARNED ON THE INVESTMENT OF MONEY IN THE
569		-	WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FUND SHALL BE CREDITED TO THE WASTE TIRE
570		-	ADMINISTRATION FUND
571		-	. ANY UNEXPENDED AND UNENCUMBERED MONEY IN
572		-	THE WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FUND IN EXCESS OF SIXTEEN AND
573		-	ONE
574		-	-HALF PERCENT OF THE PREVIOUS STATE FISCAL YEAR 'S EXPENDITURES
575		-	AT THE END OF ANY FISCAL YEAR SHALL REMAIN IN THE WASTE TIRE
576		-	ADMINISTRATION FUND
577		-	.
578		-	SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-20-1404, amend
579		-	(1), (2) introductory portion, (2)(a), (2)(o), (5), (6), and (7); repeal (2)(b),
580		-	PAGE 11-SENATE BILL 24-123 (2)(c), (2)(d), (2)(i), (2)(j), (2)(k), (2)(l), (2)(p), (3), (4), and (8); and add
581		-	(2)(q), (2)(r), (2)(s), (2)(t), and (2)(u) as follows:
582		-	30-20-1404. Waste tire management enterprise fund - creation
583		-	- rules. (1) (a) There is hereby created in the state treasury the waste tire
584		-	administration, enforcement, market development, and cleanup
585		-	MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE fund, referred to in this section as the "fund",
586		-	consisting of the fee revenue credited pursuant to section 30-20-1403
587		-	(2.5)(a) and any other money appropriated
588		-	OR TRANSFERRED to it. The
589		-	general assembly shall annually appropriate the money in the fund to the
590		-	department for its direct and indirect administrative and enforcement costs
591		-	in administering and enforcing this part 14 MONEY CREDITED TO THE FUND
592		-	IS CONTINUOUSLY APPROPRIATED TO THE ENTERPRISE FOR THE PURPOSES SET
593		-	FORTH IN THIS SECTION AND TO PAY THE ENTERPRISE
594		-	'S REASONABLE AND
595		-	NECESSARY OPERATING EXPENSES
596		-	.
597		-	(b) The state treasurer shall credit all interest earned on the
598		-	investment of money in the fund to the fund. Any unexpended and
599		-	unencumbered money in the fund in excess of sixteen and one-half percent
600		-	of the previous fiscal year's expenditures at the end of any fiscal year shall
601		-	be credited: REMAIN IN THE FUND.
602		-	(a) Through December 31, 2025, to the end users fund created in
603		-	section 30-20-1405; and
604		-	(b) On and after January 1, 2026, to the general fund.
605		-	(2) The department shall ENTERPRISE MAY, IN CONSULTATION WITH
606		-	THE DEPARTMENT
607		-	, use the money in the fund for:
	558	+	14
	559	+	WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FUND SHALL BE CREDITED TO THE WASTE15
	560	+	TIRE ADMINISTRATION FUND. ANY UNEXPENDED AND UNENCUMBERED16
	561	+	MONEY IN THE WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FUND IN EXCESS OF SIXTEEN17
	562	+	AND ONE-HALF PERCENT OF THE PREVIOUS STATE FISCAL YEAR 'S18
	563	+	EXPENDITURES AT THE END OF ANY FISCAL YEAR SHALL REMAIN IN THE19
	564	+	WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FUND .20
	565	+	21
	566	+	SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-20-1404, amend22
	567	+	(1), (2) introductory portion, (2)(a), (2)(o), (5), (6), and (7); repeal23
	568	+	(2)(b), (2)(c), (2)(d), (2)(i), (2)(j), (2)(k), (2)(l), (2)(p), (3), (4), and (8);24
	569	+	and add (2)(q), (2)(r), (2)(s), (2)(t), and (2)(u) as follows:25
	570	+	30-20-1404. Waste tire management enterprise fund - creation26
	571	+	- rules. (1) (a) There is hereby created in the state treasury the waste tire27
	572	+	123
	573	+	-15- administration, enforcement, market development, and cleanup1
	574	+	MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE fund, referred to in this section as the "fund",2
	575	+	consisting of the fee revenue credited pursuant to section 30-20-14033
	576	+	(2.5)(a) and any other money appropriated OR TRANSFERRED to it. The4
	577	+	general assembly shall annually appropriate the money in the fund to the5
	578	+	department for its direct and indirect administrative and enforcement6
	579	+	costs in administering and enforcing this part 14 MONEY CREDITED TO7
	580	+	THE FUND IS CONTINUOUSLY APPROPRIATED TO THE ENTERPRISE FOR THE8
	581	+	PURPOSES SET FORTH IN THIS SECTION AND TO PAY THE ENTERPRISE 'S9
	582	+	REASONABLE AND NECESSARY OPERATING EXPENSES .10
	583	+	(b) The state treasurer shall credit all interest earned on the11
	584	+	investment of money in the fund to the fund. Any unexpended and12
	585	+	unencumbered money in the fund in excess of sixteen and one-half13
	586	+	percent of the previous fiscal year's expenditures at the end of any fiscal14
	587	+	year shall be credited: REMAIN IN THE FUND.15
	588	+	(a) Through December 31, 2025, to the end users fund created in16
	589	+	section 30-20-1405; and17
	590	+	(b) On and after January 1, 2026, to the general fund.18
	591	+	(2) The department shall ENTERPRISE MAY, IN CONSULTATION19
	592	+	WITH THE DEPARTMENT, use the money in the fund for:20
608	593		(a) Collecting the
609	594		WASTE TIRE ENTERPRISE fee assessed in section
610		-	30-20-1403 (1)
611		-	(2.5)(a);
612		-	(b) Inspecting retailers to determine whether all fees are being
613		-	collected;
614		-	(c) Enforcing the requirements of this part 14 pursuant to existing
615		-	authority, including sections 30-20-113 and 30-20-114;
616		-	(d) Developing a system to address the receipt by registered persons
617		-	PAGE 12-SENATE BILL 24-123 of unmanifested waste tires from unregistered haulers;
618		-	(i) Providing grants to law enforcement, fire departments, local
619		-	health departments, state agencies, and any other applicable entities for
620		-	purchasing equipment and supplies to implement this part 14;
621		-	(j) Training of and enforcement by entities that enforce this part 14;
622		-	(k) Awarding grants and developing educational programs for
623		-	enforcement, fire prevention and suppression, proper waste tire
624		-	management and disposal, training, and customer technical assistance;
625		-	(l) Maintaining an online complaint form and processes for law
626		-	enforcement, fire departments, and citizens to report potential waste tire
627		-	violations;
628		-	(o) Encouraging waste tire market development; and
629		-	(p) Reimbursing the division of fire prevention and control in the
630		-	department of public safety for:
631		-	(I) Inspections of facilities where waste tires are present conducted
632		-	by the division to determine whether the waste tire collection facilities,
633		-	waste tire processors, and waste tire monofills are in compliance with the
634		-	rules promulgated by the director of the division pursuant to section
635		-	24-33.5-1203.5 (2); and
636		-	(II) Technical and other assistance the division provides to the
637		-	department or the public related to waste tires, including assistance related
638		-	to:
639		-	(A) The development of fire prevention education materials; and
640		-	(B) Review of fire prevention plans.
641		-	(q) THE PAYMENT OF ANY BONDS ISSUED PURS UANT TO SECTION
	595	+	21
	596	+	30-20-1403 (1) (2.5)(a);22
	597	+	(b) Inspecting retailers to determine whether all fees are being23
	598	+	collected;24
	599	+	(c) Enforcing the requirements of this part 14 pursuant to existing25
	600	+	authority, including sections 30-20-113 and 30-20-114;26
	601	+	(d) Developing a system to address the receipt by registered27
	602	+	123
	603	+	-16- persons of unmanifested waste tires from unregistered haulers;1
	604	+	(i) Providing grants to law enforcement, fire departments, local2
	605	+	health departments, state agencies, and any other applicable entities for3
	606	+	purchasing equipment and supplies to implement this part 14;4
	607	+	(j) Training of and enforcement by entities that enforce this part5
	608	+	14;6
	609	+	(k) Awarding grants and developing educational programs for7
	610	+	enforcement, fire prevention and suppression, proper waste tire8
	611	+	management and disposal, training, and customer technical assistance;9
	612	+	(l) Maintaining an online complaint form and processes for law10
	613	+	enforcement, fire departments, and citizens to report potential waste tire11
	614	+	violations;12
	615	+	(o) Encouraging waste tire market development; and13
	616	+	(p) Reimbursing the division of fire prevention and control in the14
	617	+	department of public safety for:15
	618	+	(I) Inspections of facilities where waste tires are present16
	619	+	conducted by the division to determine whether the waste tire collection17
	620	+	facilities, waste tire processors, and waste tire monofills are in18
	621	+	compliance with the rules promulgated by the director of the division19
	622	+	pursuant to section 24-33.5-1203.5 (2); and20
	623	+	(II) Technical and other assistance the division provides to the21
	624	+	department or the public related to waste tires, including assistance22
	625	+	related to:23
	626	+	(A) The development of fire prevention education materials; and24
	627	+	(B) Review of fire prevention plans.25
	628	+	(q) T
	629	+	HE PAYMENT OF ANY BONDS ISSUED PURSUANT TO SECTION26
642	630		30-20-1403 (1.5)(b);
643		-	(r) R
644		-	EIMBURSEMENT OF ANY CONTRACTORS USED FOR CLEANUP AND
645		-	REMEDIATION ACTIVITIES ENGAGED IN PURSUANT TO SUBSECTIONS
	631	+	27
	632	+	123
	633	+	-17- (r) REIMBURSEMENT OF ANY CONTRACTORS USED FOR CLEANUP1
	634	+	AND REMEDIATION ACTIVITIES ENGAGED IN PURSUANT TO SUBSECTIONS2
646	635		(2)(f)
647		-	PAGE 13-SENATE BILL 24-123 AND (2)(g) OF THIS SECTION;
	636	+	AND (2)(g)
	637	+	OF THIS SECTION;3
648	638		(s) T
649		-	HE PAYMENT OF PER DIEM AND THE REIMBURSEMENT ~~OF ACTUAL~~
650		-	AND NECESSARY EXPENSES FOR BOARD MEMBERS WHILE ~~ON OFFICIAL~~
651		-	ENTERPRISE BUSINESS
652		-	;
	639	+	HE PAYMENT OF PER DIEM AND THE REIMBURSEMENT OF4
	640	+	ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES FOR BOARD MEMBERS WHILE ON5
	641	+	OFFICIAL ENTERPRISE BUSINESS;
	642	+	6
653	643		(t) F
654	644		UNDING GRANTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE WASTE TIRE
655		-	MANAGEMENT GRANT PROGRAM ESTABLISHED IN SECTION
656		-	30-20-1418; AND
657		-	(u) ANY OTHER ACTIVITY NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT SECTION
658		-	30-20-1403, AS DETERMINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS .
659		-	(3) If the department is denied access or if consent to access has not
660		-	been given to clean up a site where the department reasonably believes
661		-	waste tires exist illegally, the department may obtain from the district court
662		-	for the judicial district in which the property is located a warrant to enter the
663		-	property and remove the waste tires.
664		-	(4) (a) In addition to any penalties assessed, the department may
665		-	issue an order requiring the owner or operator to compensate the department
666		-	for the cost of remediation of the site, and the department may request the
667		-	attorney general to bring suit for compensation from the owner or operator
668		-	for money expended remediating the site. The department shall use the
669		-	recovered moneys to reimburse the fund for actual costs of remediating the
670		-	site and of seeking compensation pursuant to this section. The state
671		-	treasurer shall credit all additional moneys to the general fund.
672		-	(b) The department may place a lien on a property on which the
673		-	department funds the remediation of waste tires pursuant to this section
674		-	until the costs of remediation have been repaid to the department. If
675		-	complete repayment has not been made before a sale of the property, the
676		-	department shall be repaid in full, to the extent possible, from proceeds of
677		-	the sale.
678		-	(5) (a) In providing assistance pursuant to this section, the
679		-	department ENTERPRISE shall give primary consideration to protection of
680		-	public health and the environment.
681		-	(b) In awarding contracts for services pursuant to this section, the
682		-	department ENTERPRISE may give preferential bidding treatment to
683		-	PAGE 14-SENATE BILL 24-123 individuals or entities that will recycle, pursuant to rules of the department
684		-	concerning recycling, and reuse, rather than dispose of, the waste tires.
685		-	(6) The department ENTERPRISE shall, either itself or through a
686		-	contractor, create a priority abatement list of illegal waste tire disposal sites.
	645	+	7
	646	+	MANAGEMENT GRANT PROGRAM ESTABLISHED IN SECTION 30-20-1418;8
	647	+	AND9
	648	+	(u) ANY OTHER ACTIVITY NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT SECTION10
	649	+	30-20-1403, AS DETERMINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS .11
	650	+	(3) If the department is denied access or if consent to access has12
	651	+	not been given to clean up a site where the department reasonably13
	652	+	believes waste tires exist illegally, the department may obtain from the14
	653	+	district court for the judicial district in which the property is located a15
	654	+	warrant to enter the property and remove the waste tires.16
	655	+	(4) (a) In addition to any penalties assessed, the department may17
	656	+	issue an order requiring the owner or operator to compensate the18
	657	+	department for the cost of remediation of the site, and the department may19
	658	+	request the attorney general to bring suit for compensation from the20
	659	+	owner or operator for money expended remediating the site. The21
	660	+	department shall use the recovered moneys to reimburse the fund for22
	661	+	actual costs of remediating the site and of seeking compensation pursuant23
	662	+	to this section. The state treasurer shall credit all additional moneys to the24
	663	+	general fund.25
	664	+	(b) The department may place a lien on a property on which the26
	665	+	department funds the remediation of waste tires pursuant to this section27
	666	+	123
	667	+	-18- until the costs of remediation have been repaid to the department. If1
	668	+	complete repayment has not been made before a sale of the property, the2
	669	+	department shall be repaid in full, to the extent possible, from proceeds3
	670	+	of the sale.4
	671	+	(5) (a) In providing assistance pursuant to this section, the5
	672	+	department ENTERPRISE shall give primary consideration to protection of6
	673	+	public health and the environment.7
	674	+	(b) In awarding contracts for services pursuant to this section, the8
	675	+	department ENTERPRISE may give preferential bidding treatment to9
	676	+	individuals or entities that will recycle, pursuant to rules of the10
	677	+	department concerning recycling, and reuse, rather than dispose of, the11
	678	+	waste tires.12
	679	+	(6) The department ENTERPRISE shall, either itself or through a13
	680	+	contractor, create a priority abatement list of illegal waste tire disposal14
	681	+	sites.15
687	682		(7) The
688		-	ENTERPRISE, IN COORDINATION WITH THE department and the
689		-	department of transportation, shall coordinate with one another to
690		-	systematically investigate and research the use of tire-derived aggregates in technically feasible and economically viable civil applications associated with the department of transportation's roadway mission. The department shall include any findings regarding tire-derived aggregates, as appropriate, in the department's annual report to the general assembly.
691		-	(8) Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, on June 30,
692		-	2020, the state treasurer shall transfer five million three hundred
693		-	seventy-two thousand four hundred fifteen dollars from the fund to the
694		-	general fund.
695		-	SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-20-1405, amend
696		-	(1), (2)(a) introductory portion, (3), (4)(a), (4)(b) introductory portion, (5)
697		-	introductory portion, (5)(c) introductory portion, (5)(d), (5)(e) introductory
698		-	portion, (5)(e)(I), (6) introductory portion, (6)(b)(II), (7), (8) introductory
699		-	portion, (9), and (10); and repeal (1.5) as follows:
700		-	30-20-1405. End users fund - creation - quarterly rebates - rules
701		-	- repeal. (1) (a) There is hereby
702		-	created in the state treasury the end users
703		-	fund, referred to in this section as the "fund", consisting of the fee revenue
704		-	credited pursuant to section 30-20-1403 (2)(a)(II)
705		-	30-20-1403 (3)(a)(II).
706		-	(b) The state treasurer shall credit all interest and any other return
707		-	on the investment of money in the fund to the fund. The fund is subject to
708		-	annual appropriation by the general assembly to the department for the
709		-	purposes specified in this section MONEY CREDITED TO THE FUND IS
710		-	CONTINUOUSLY APPROPRIATED TO THE ENTERPRISE FOR THE PURPOSES SET
711		-	FORTH IN THIS SECTION
712		-	.
713		-	(1.5) Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, on June
714		-	30, 2020, the state treasurer shall transfer one million four hundred
715		-	thousand dollars from the fund to the general fund.
716		-	PAGE 15-SENATE BILL 24-123 (2) (a) The department ENTERPRISE, IN CONSULTATION WITH THE
717		-	DEPARTMENT
718		-	, shall use the money in the fund to provide quarterly rebates
719		-	to in-state:
720		-	(3) The rebate is subject to the following conditions:
721		-	(a) The department
722		-	ENTERPRISE shall pay the rebate amount
723		-	quarterly, on a per-ton basis; and
724		-	(b) Once the department ENTERPRISE has paid a rebate on a
725		-	particular quantity of tire-derived product, every part of that particular
726		-	quantity of tire-derived product is no longer eligible for payment of the
727		-	rebate.
728		-	(4) (a) The commission
729		-	ENTERPRISE, IN CONSULTATION WITH THE
730		-	COMMISSION
731		-	, shall annually set the amount of the rebate, by rule,
732		-	on a
733		-	per-ton basis, and the department ENTERPRISE shall pay the set rebate
734		-	amount for each ton of qualified tire-derived product. The commission
735		-	ENTERPRISE shall calculate the rebate to equal, but not exceed, the amount
736		-	of the anticipated income transferred into the fund during each succeeding
737		-	twelve-month period.
738		-	(b) Each year, the department
739		-	ENTERPRISE shall continue to provide
740		-	the rebate in accordance with the tiered structure set forth in subsection
741		-	(5)(e) of this section until:
742		-	(5) The commission shall promulgate rules governing administration
743		-	of the rebate. which
744		-	ON AND AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION ,
745		-	AS AMENDED, THE COMMISSION SHALL CONSULT WITH THE ENTERPRISE IN
746		-	ADOPTING RULES GOVERNING ADMINISTRATION OF THE REBATE
747		-	. THE
748		-	COMMISSION
749		-	'S rules must include the following:
750		-	(c) If the balance of the fund is anticipated to be insufficient to pay
751		-	out all of the rebates applied for, a requirement that the department
752		-	ENTERPRISE:
753		-	(d) A requirement that an end user that qualifies for a rebate by
754		-	utilizing waste tires for:
755		-	(I) Alternative daily cover must verify with the department
756		-	PAGE 16-SENATE BILL 24-123 ENTERPRISE that the alternative daily cover meets all specification standards
757		-	for all type-B tire-derived aggregate, as established by the ASTM standard
758		-	D6270; and
759		-	(II) Tire-derived aggregate must verify with the department
760		-	ENTERPRISE that the tire-derived aggregate meets all specification standards
761		-	for all type-A
762		-	AND TYPE-B tire-derived aggregate, as established by the
763		-	ASTM standard D6270; and
764		-	(e) Three tiers of rebate amounts that the department
765		-	ENTERPRISE
766		-	may pay out based on the amount of the waste tire that was used and
767		-	destroyed as follows:
768		-	(I) Tier 1: Full rebates going to crumbed rubber end uses and end
769		-	uses that completely destroy the waste tire for the purpose of energy
770		-	recovery or other clean technologies as defined and approved by the
771		-	commission by rule;
772		-	(6) The department ENTERPRISE:
773		-	(b) May deny:
774		-	(II) All future rebates pursuant to this section and grants of money
775		-	from the waste tire administration, enforcement, market development, and
776		-	cleanup MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE fund created in section 30-20-1404 to
777		-	an applicant that knowingly or intentionally provides false information to
778		-	the department
779		-	ENTERPRISE when applying for a rebate or for a grant of
780		-	money from the waste tire administration, enforcement, market
781		-	development, and cleanup MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE fund.
782		-	(7) Waste tires obtained from rural counties are eligible for an
783		-	additional rebate amount of twenty-five dollars per ton; however, the
784		-	additional rebate amount must not exceed the rebate amount for tier 3
785		-	rebates as determined by the commission by
786		-	rule pursuant to subsection
787		-	(5)(e)(III) of this section. To qualify for the additional rebate amount set
788		-	forth in this subsection (7), an end user must provide evidence to the
789		-	department
790		-	ENTERPRISE documenting the county of origin for each waste
791		-	tire.
792		-	(8) The department ENTERPRISE shall require that an end user submit
793		-	PAGE 17-SENATE BILL 24-123 an application for a rebate that contains self-certifications provided by the
794		-	end user regarding:
	683	+	ENTERPRISE, IN COORDINATION WITH THE department and16
	684	+	the department of transportation, shall coordinate with one another to
	685	+	17
	686	+	systematically investigate and research the use of tire-derived aggregates18
	687	+	in technically feasible and economically viable civil applications19
	688	+	associated with the department of transportation's roadway mission. The20
	689	+	department shall include any findings regarding tire-derived aggregates,21
	690	+	as appropriate, in the department's annual report to the general assembly.22
	691	+	(8) Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, on June23
	692	+	30, 2020, the state treasurer shall transfer five million three hundred24
	693	+	seventy-two thousand four hundred fifteen dollars from the fund to the25
	694	+	general fund.26
	695	+	SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-20-1405, amend27
	696	+	123
	697	+	-19- (1), (2)(a) introductory portion, (3), (4)(a), (4)(b) introductory portion, (5)1
	698	+	introductory portion, (5)(c) introductory portion, (5)(d), (5)(e)2
	699	+	introductory portion, (5)(e)(I), (6) introductory portion, (6)(b)(II), (7), (8)3
	700	+	introductory portion, (9), and (10); and repeal (1.5) as follows:4
	701	+	30-20-1405. End users fund - creation - quarterly rebates -5
	702	+	rules - repeal. (1) (a) There is hereby created in the state treasury the end6
	703	+	users fund, referred to in this section as the "fund", consisting of the fee7
	704	+	revenue credited pursuant to section 30-20-1403 (2)(a)(II) 30-20-14038
	705	+	(3)(a)(II).9
	706	+	(b) The state treasurer shall credit all interest and any other return10
	707	+	on the investment of money in the fund to the fund. The fund is subject11
	708	+	to annual appropriation by the general assembly to the department for the12
	709	+	purposes specified in this section MONEY CREDITED TO THE FUND IS13
	710	+	CONTINUOUSLY APPROPRIATED TO THE ENTERPRISE FOR THE PURPOSES SET14
	711	+	FORTH IN THIS SECTION.15
	712	+	(1.5) Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, on June16
	713	+	30, 2020, the state treasurer shall transfer one million four hundred17
	714	+	thousand dollars from the fund to the general fund.18
	715	+	(2) (a) The department ENTERPRISE, IN CONSULTATION WITH THE19
	716	+	DEPARTMENT, shall use the money in the fund to provide quarterly rebates20
	717	+	to in-state:21
	718	+	(3) The rebate is subject to the following conditions:22
	719	+	(a) The department ENTERPRISE shall pay the rebate amount23
	720	+	quarterly, on a per-ton basis; and24
	721	+	(b) Once the department ENTERPRISE has paid a rebate on a25
	722	+	particular quantity of tire-derived product, every part of that particular26
	723	+	quantity of tire-derived product is no longer eligible for payment of the27
	724	+	123
	725	+	-20- rebate.1
	726	+	(4) (a) The commission ENTERPRISE, IN CONSULTATION WITH THE2
	727	+	COMMISSION, shall annually set the amount of the rebate, by rule, on a3
	728	+	per-ton basis, and the department ENTERPRISE shall pay the set rebate4
	729	+	amount for each ton of qualified tire-derived product. The commission5
	730	+	ENTERPRISE shall calculate the rebate to equal, but not exceed, the amount6
	731	+	of the anticipated income transferred into the fund during each7
	732	+	succeeding twelve-month period.8
	733	+	(b) Each year, the department ENTERPRISE shall continue to9
	734	+	provide the rebate in accordance with the tiered structure set forth in10
	735	+	subsection (5)(e) of this section until:11
	736	+	(5) The commission shall promulgate rules governing12
	737	+	administration of the rebate. which ON AND AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE13
	738	+	OF THIS SECTION, AS AMENDED, THE COMMISSION SHALL CONSULT WITH14
	739	+	THE ENTERPRISE IN ADOPTING RULES GOVERNING ADMINISTRATION OF THE15
	740	+	REBATE. THE COMMISSION'S rules must include the following:16
	741	+	(c) If the balance of the fund is anticipated to be insufficient to17
	742	+	pay out all of the rebates applied for, a requirement that the department18
	743	+	ENTERPRISE:19
	744	+	(d) A requirement that an end user that qualifies for a rebate by20
	745	+	utilizing waste tires for:21
	746	+	(I) Alternative daily cover must verify with the department22
	747	+	ENTERPRISE that the alternative daily cover meets all specification23
	748	+	standards for all type-B tire-derived aggregate, as established by the24
	749	+	ASTM standard D6270; and25
	750	+	(II) Tire-derived aggregate must verify with the department26
	751	+	ENTERPRISE that the tire-derived aggregate meets all specification27
	752	+	123
	753	+	-21- standards for all type-A AND TYPE-B tire-derived aggregate, as established1
	754	+	by the ASTM standard D6270; and2
	755	+	(e) Three tiers of rebate amounts that the department ENTERPRISE3
	756	+	may pay out based on the amount of the waste tire that was used and4
	757	+	destroyed as follows:5
	758	+	(I) Tier 1: Full rebates going to crumbed rubber end uses and end6
	759	+	uses that completely destroy the waste tire for the purpose of energy7
	760	+	recovery or other clean technologies as defined and approved by the8
	761	+	commission by rule;9
	762	+	(6) The department ENTERPRISE:10
	763	+	(b) May deny:11
	764	+	12
	765	+	(II) All future rebates pursuant to this section and grants of money13
	766	+	from the waste tire administration, enforcement, market development, and14
	767	+	cleanup MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE fund created in section 30-20-1404 to15
	768	+	an applicant that knowingly or intentionally provides false information to16
	769	+	the department ENTERPRISE when applying for a rebate or for a grant of17
	770	+	money from the waste tire administration, enforcement, market18
	771	+	development, and cleanup MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE fund.19
	772	+	(7) Waste tires obtained from rural counties are eligible for an20
	773	+	additional rebate amount of twenty-five dollars per ton; however, the21
	774	+	additional rebate amount must not exceed the rebate amount for tier 322
	775	+	rebates as determined by the commission by rule pursuant to subsection23
	776	+	(5)(e)(III) of this section. To qualify for the additional rebate amount set24
	777	+	forth in this subsection (7), an end user must provide evidence to the25
	778	+	department ENTERPRISE documenting the county of origin for each waste26
	779	+	tire.27
	780	+	123
	781	+	-22- (8) The department ENTERPRISE shall require that an end user1
	782	+	submit an application for a rebate that contains self-certifications2
	783	+	provided by the end user regarding:3
795	784		(9) (a) O
796		-	N OR AFTER JANUARY 1, 2026, AND UNTIL DECEMBER 31,
797		-	2041, ~~the department~~
798		-	ENTERPRISE may issue rebates after January 1, 2026,
799		-	only for end uses occurring and rebates applied for on or ~~before December~~
800		-	31, 2025 PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION.
	785	+	N OR AFTER JANUARY 1, 2026, AND UNTIL DECEMBER 31,4
	786	+	2041,
	787	+	the department ENTERPRISE may issue rebates after January 1, 2026,5
	788	+	only for end uses occurring and rebates applied for on or before6
	789	+	December 31, 2025 PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION.7
801	790		(b) The commission,
802		-	IN CONSULTATION WITH THE ENTERPRISE, shall
803		-	repeal any rules concerning the fund and implementation of this section
804		-	once the department ENTERPRISE has issued the final rebates pursuant to
805		-	subsection (9)(a) of this section.
806		-	(c) On July 1, 2026 JULY 1, 2042, the state treasurer shall transfer
807		-	any money left in the fund to the general fund.
808		-	(10) This section is repealed, effective July 1, 2026 DECEMBER 31,
809		-	2042.
810		-	SECTION 6. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 30-20-1405.5 as
811		-	follows:
812		-	30-20-1405.5. Waste tire administration fund - creation - clean
	791	+	IN CONSULTATION WITH THE ENTERPRISE ,8
	792	+	shall repeal any rules concerning the fund and implementation of this9
	793	+	section once the department
	794	+	ENTERPRISE has issued the final rebates10
	795	+	pursuant to subsection (9)(a) of this section.11
	796	+	(c) On July 1, 2026 JULY 1, 2042, the state treasurer shall transfer12
	797	+	any money left in the fund to the general fund.13
	798	+	(10) This section is repealed, effective July 1, 2026 DECEMBER 31,14
	799	+	2042.15
	800	+	SECTION 6. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 30-20-1405.5 as16
	801	+	follows:17
	802	+	30-20-1405.5. Waste tire administration fund - creation - clean18
813	803		up - reimbursement - penalties - rules. (1) (a) T
814		-	HERE IS CREATED IN THE
815		-	STATE TREASURY THE WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FUND
816		-	, REFERRED TO IN
817		-	THIS SECTION AS THE
818		-	"FUND".
	804	+	HERE IS CREATED IN
	805	+	19
	806	+	THE STATE TREASURY THE WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FUND , REFERRED20
	807	+	TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "FUND".21
819	808		(b) T
820	809		HE FUND CONSISTS OF THE WASTE TIRE ADMINISTRATION FEE
821		-	REVENUE CREDITED TO THE FUND PURSUANT TO SECTION
822		-	30-20-1403 (3)(b)
	810	+	22
	811	+	REVENUE CREDITED TO THE FUND PURSUANT TO SECTION 30-20-140323
	812	+	(3)(b)
823	813		AND ANY OTHER MONEY APPROPRIATED OR TRANSFERRED TO IT .
	814	+	24
824	815		(c) M
825		-	ONEY CREDITED TO THE FUND IS CONTINUOUSLY APPROPRIATED
826		-	TO THE DEPARTMENT FOR THE PURPOSES SET FORTH IN SUBSECTION
827		-	(2) OF
828		-	THIS SECTION
829		-	.
830		-	(2) T
831		-	HE DEPARTMENT MAY USE THE MONEY IN THE FUND FOR THE
832		-	REASONABLE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS OF CONDUCTING THE
833		-	REGULATORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT IN
834		-	IMPLEMENTING THIS PART
835		-	14, INCLUDING:
836		-	PAGE 18-SENATE BILL 24-123 (a) INSPECTING NEW MOTOR VEHICLE TIRE AND NEW TRAILER TIRE
837		-	RETAILERS TO DETERMINE WHETHER ALL FEES ARE BEING COLLECTED
838		-	;
	816	+	ONEY CREDITED TO THE FUND IS CONTI NUOUSLY
	817	+	25
	818	+	APPROPRIATED TO THE DEPARTMENT FOR THE PURPOSES SET FORTH IN26
	819	+	SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION.27
	820	+	123
	821	+	-23- (2) THE DEPARTMENT MAY USE THE MONEY IN THE FUND FOR THE1
	822	+	REASONABLE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS OF CONDUCTING THE2
	823	+	REGULATORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT IN3
	824	+	IMPLEMENTING THIS PART 14, INCLUDING:4
	825	+	(a) I
	826	+	NSPECTING NEW MOTOR VEHICLE TIRE AND NEW TRAILER TIRE
	827	+	5
	828	+	RETAILERS TO DETERMINE WHETHER ALL FEES ARE BEING COLLECTED ;6
839	829		(b) E
840	830		NFORCING THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS PART 14 PURSUANT TO
841		-	~~EXISTING AUTHORITY~~
842		-	, INCLUDING SECTIONS 30-20-113 AND 30-20-114;
	831	+	7
	832	+	EXISTING AUTHORITY, INCLUDING SECTIONS 30-20-113 AND 30-20-114;8
843	833		(c) D
844		-	EVELOPING A SYSTEM TO ADDRESS THE RECEIPT BY ~~REGISTERED~~
845		-	~~PERSONS OF UNMANIFESTED WASTE TIRES FROM UNREGISTERED WASTE TIRE~~
846		-	~~HAULERS~~
847		-	;
	834	+	EVELOPING A SYSTEM TO ADDRESS THE RECEIPT BY
	835	+	9
	836	+	REGISTERED PERSONS OF UNMANIFESTED WASTE TIRES FROM10
	837	+	UNREGISTERED WASTE TIRE HAULERS ;11
848	838		(d) M
849	839		AINTAINING AN ONLINE COMPLAINT FORM AND PROCESS FOR
850		-	LAW ENFORCEMENT
851		-	, FIRE DEPARTMENTS, AND CITIZENS TO REPORT
852		-	POTENTIAL WASTE TIRE VIOLATIONS
853		-	;
	840	+	12
	841	+	LAW ENFORCEMENT , FIRE DEPARTMENTS, AND CITIZENS TO REPORT13
	842	+	POTENTIAL WASTE TIRE VIOLATIONS;14
854	843		(e) R
855	844		EIMBURSING THE DIVISION OF FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL
856		-	~~IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY FOR~~
857		-	:
	845	+	15
	846	+	IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY FOR :16
858	847		(I) I
859	848		NSPECTIONS OF FACILITIES WHERE WASTE TIRES ARE PRESENT
860		-	CONDUCTED BY THE DIVISION OF FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL TO
861		-	DETERMINE WHETHER THE WASTE TIRE COLLECTION FACILITIES
862		-	, WASTE TIRE
863		-	PROCESSORS
864		-	, AND WASTE TIRE MONOFILLS ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
865		-	RULES PROMULGATED BY THE DIRECTOR OF THE DIVISION PURSUANT TO
866		-	SECTION
867		-	24-33.5-1203.5 (2); AND
868		-	(II) TECHNICAL AND OTHER ASSISTANCE THE DIVISION OF FIRE
869		-	PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROVIDES TO THE DEPARTMENT OR THE PUBLIC
870		-	RELATED TO WASTE TIRES
871		-	, INCLUDING ASSISTANCE RELATED TO:
	849	+	17
	850	+	CONDUCTED BY THE DIVISION OF FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL TO18
	851	+	DETERMINE WHETHER THE WASTE TIRE COLLECTION FACILITIES , WASTE19
	852	+	TIRE PROCESSORS, AND WASTE TIRE MONOFILLS ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH20
	853	+	THE RULES PROMULGATED BY THE DIRECTOR OF THE DIVISION PURSUANT21
	854	+	TO SECTION 24-33.5-1203.5 (2); AND22
	855	+	(II) T
	856	+	ECHNICAL AND OTHER ASSISTANCE THE DIVISION OF FIRE
	857	+	23
	858	+	PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROVIDES TO THE DEPARTMENT OR THE PUBLIC24
	859	+	RELATED TO WASTE TIRES, INCLUDING ASSISTANCE RELATED TO:25
872	860		(A) T
873	861		HE DEVELOPMENT OF FIRE PREVENTION EDUCATION
874		-	MATERIALS
875		-	; AND
876		-	(B) REVIEW OF FIRE PREVENTION PLANS;
	862	+	26
	863	+	MATERIALS; AND27
	864	+	123
	865	+	-24- (B) REVIEW OF FIRE PREVENTION PLANS;1
877	866		(f) R
878	867		EGISTERING AND REGULATING WASTE TIRE HAULERS , WASTE
879		-	TIRE GENERATORS
880		-	, USED TIRE MANAGERS , WASTE TIRE COLLECTION
881		-	FACILITIES
882		-	, WASTE TIRE PROCESSORS, MOBILE PROCESSORS, WASTE TIRE
883		-	MONOFILLS
884		-	, AND END USERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONS 30-20-1408 TO
885		-	30-20-1417;
	868	+	2
	869	+	TIRE GENERATORS, USED TIRE MANAGERS , WASTE TIRE COLLECTION3
	870	+	FACILITIES, WASTE TIRE PROCESSORS, MOBILE PROCESSORS, WASTE TIRE4
	871	+	MONOFILLS, AND END USERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONS 30-20-14085
	872	+	TO 30-20-1417;6
886	873		(g) P
887		-	ROVIDING GRANTS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT , FIRE ~~DEPARTMENTS,~~
888		-	~~PAGE 19-SENATE BILL 24-123 LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENTS , STATE AGENCIES, AND ANY OTHER~~
889		-	~~APPLICABLE ENTITIES FOR PURCHASING EQUIPMENT~~ AND ~~SUPPLIES TO~~
890		-	~~IMPLEMENT THIS PART~~
891		-	14;
	874	+	ROVIDING GRANTS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT , FIRE
	875	+	7
	876	+	DEPARTMENTS, LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENTS, STATE AGENCIES, AND ANY8
	877	+	OTHER APPLICABLE ENTITIES FOR PURCHASING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES9
	878	+	TO IMPLEMENT THIS PART 14;10
892	879		(h) T
893	880		RAINING OF AND ENFORCEMENT BY ENTITIES THAT ENFORCE
894		-	~~THIS PART~~
895		-	14;
	881	+	11
	882	+	THIS PART 14;12
896	883		(i) A
897		-	WARDING GRANTS AND DEVELOPING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
898		-	FOR ENFORCEMENT
899		-	, FIRE PREVENTION AND SUPPRESSION , PROPER WASTE
900		-	TIRE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL
901		-	, TRAINING, AND CUSTOMER TECHNICAL
902		-	ASSISTANCE
903		-	; AND
904		-	(j) ANY OTHER REGULATORY OR ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS RELATED
905		-	TO THE DEPARTMENT
906		-	'S AUTHORITY AND DUTIES IN IMPLEMENTING THIS PART
907		-	14.
	884	+	WARDING GRANTS AND DEVELOPING EDUCATIONAL
	885	+	13
	886	+	PROGRAMS FOR ENFORCEMENT , FIRE PREVENTION AND SUPPRESSION ,14
	887	+	PROPER WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL , TRAINING, AND15
	888	+	CUSTOMER TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ; AND16
	889	+	(j) A
	890	+	NY OTHER REGULATORY OR ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS RELATED
	891	+	17
	892	+	TO THE DEPARTMENT'S AUTHORITY AND DUTIES IN IMPLEMENTING THIS18
	893	+	PART 14.19
908	894		(3) I
909		-	F THE DEPARTMENT IS DENIED ACCESS OR IF CONSENT TO ACCESS
910		-	HAS NOT BEEN GIVEN TO CLEAN UP A SITE WHERE THE DEPARTMENT
911		-	REASONABLY BELIEVES WASTE TIRES EXIST ILLEGALLY
912		-	, THE DEPARTMENT
913		-	MAY OBTAIN FROM THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN
914		-	WHICH THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED A WARRANT TO ENTER THE PROPERTY AND
915		-	REMOVE THE WASTE TIRES
916		-	.
	895	+	F THE DEPARTMENT IS DENIED ACCESS OR IF CONSENT TO
	896	+	20
	897	+	ACCESS HAS NOT BEEN GIVEN TO CLEAN UP A SITE WHERE THE21
	898	+	DEPARTMENT REASONABLY BELIEVES WASTE TIRES EXIST ILLEGALLY , THE22
	899	+	DEPARTMENT MAY OBTAIN FROM THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE JUDICIAL23
	900	+	DISTRICT IN WHICH THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED A WARRANT TO ENTER THE24
	901	+	PROPERTY AND REMOVE THE WASTE TIRES .25
917	902		(4) (a) I
918		-	N ADDITION TO ANY PENALTIES ASSESSED, THE DEPARTMENT
919		-	MAY ISSUE AN ORDER REQUIRING THE OWNER OR OPERATOR TO COMPENSATE
920		-	THE DEPARTMENT FOR THE COST OF REMEDIATION OF THE SITE
921		-	, AND THE
922		-	DEPARTMENT MAY REQUEST THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO BRING SUIT FOR
923		-	COMPENSATION FROM THE OWNER OR OPERATOR FOR MONEY EXPENDED
924		-	REMEDIATING THE SITE
925		-	. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL USE THE RECOVERED
926		-	MONEY TO REIMBURSE THE FUND FOR ACTUAL COSTS OF REMEDIATING THE
927		-	SITE AND OF SEEKING COMPENSATION PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION
928		-	. THE
929		-	STATE TREASURER SHALL CREDIT ALL ADDITIONAL MONEY TO THE GENERAL
930		-	FUND
931		-	.
	903	+	N ADDITION TO ANY PENALTIES ASSESSED , THE
	904	+	26
	905	+	DEPARTMENT MAY ISSUE AN ORDER REQUIRING THE OWNER OR OPERATOR27
	906	+	123
	907	+	-25- TO COMPENSATE THE DEPARTMENT FOR THE COST OF REMEDIATION OF THE1
	908	+	SITE, AND THE DEPARTMENT MAY REQUEST THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO2
	909	+	BRING SUIT FOR COMPENSATION FROM THE OWNER OR OPERATOR FOR3
	910	+	MONEY EXPENDED REMEDIATING THE SITE . THE DEPARTMENT SHALL USE4
	911	+	THE RECOVERED MONEY TO REIMBURSE THE FUND FOR ACTUAL COSTS OF5
	912	+	REMEDIATING THE SITE AND OF SEEKING COMPENSATION PURSUANT TO6
	913	+	THIS SECTION. THE STATE TREASURER SHALL CREDIT ALL ADDITIONAL7
	914	+	MONEY TO THE GENERAL FUND .8
932	915		(b) T
933		-	HE DEPARTMENT MAY PLACE A LIEN ON A PROPERTY ON WHICH
934		-	THE DEPARTMENT FUNDS THE REMEDIATION OF WASTE TIRES PURSUANT TO
935		-	THIS SECTION UNTIL THE COSTS OF REMEDIATION HAVE BEEN REPAID TO THE
936		-	DEPARTMENT
937		-	. IF COMPLETE REPAYMENT HAS NOT BEEN MADE BEFORE A
938		-	SALE OF THE PROPERTY
939		-	, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL BE REPAID IN FULL, TO THE
940		-	EXTENT POSSIBLE
941		-	, FROM PROCEEDS OF THE SALE.
942		-	PAGE 20-SENATE BILL 24-123 SECTION 7. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-20-1415, amend
943		-	(1)(k) as follows:
944		-	30-20-1415. Waste tire monofills - requirements. (1) An owner
945		-	or operator of a waste tire monofill shall, as specified by the commission by
946		-	rule:
947		-	(k) Not place any waste tires into monofill storage after January 1,
948		-	2018, and
949		-	SHALL close, or cause to be closed, the waste tire monofill by July
950		-	1, 2024
951		-	2034.
952		-	SECTION 8. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 30-20-1418 as
953		-	follows:
954		-	30-20-1418. Waste tire management grant program - definitions
955		-	- repeal. (1) A
956		-	S USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE
957		-	REQUIRES
958		-	:
959		-	(a) "E
960		-	LIGIBLE ENTITY" MEANS THE FOLLOWING ENTITIES THAT
961		-	PROVIDE SERVICES RELATED TO WASTE TIRE RECYCLING
962		-	, BENEFICIAL REUSE,
963		-	AND MANAGEMENT IN COLORADO:
	916	+	HE DEPARTMENT MAY PLACE A LIEN ON A PROPERTY ON
	917	+	9
	918	+	WHICH THE DEPARTMENT FUNDS THE REMEDIATION OF WASTE TIRES10
	919	+	PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION UNTIL THE COSTS OF REMEDIATION HAVE BEEN11
	920	+	REPAID TO THE DEPARTMENT . IF COMPLETE REPAYMENT HAS NOT BEEN12
	921	+	MADE BEFORE A SALE OF THE PROPERTY , THE DEPARTMENT SHALL BE13
	922	+	REPAID IN FULL, TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE, FROM PROCEEDS OF THE SALE.14
	923	+	SECTION 7. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-20-1415, amend15
	924	+	(1)(k) as follows:16
	925	+	30-20-1415. Waste tire monofills - requirements. (1) An owner17
	926	+	or operator of a waste tire monofill shall, as specified by the commission18
	927	+	by rule:19
	928	+	(k) Not place any waste tires into monofill storage after January20
	929	+	1, 2018, and
	930	+	SHALL close, or cause to be closed, the waste tire monofill
	931	+	21
	932	+	by July 1, 2024 2034.22
	933	+	SECTION 8. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 30-20-1418 as23
	934	+	follows:24
	935	+	30-20-1418. Waste tire management grant program -25
	936	+	definitions - repeal. (1) A
	937	+	S USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS THE CONTEXT
	938	+	26
	939	+	OTHERWISE REQUIRES:27
	940	+	123
	941	+	-26- (a) "ELIGIBLE ENTITY" MEANS THE FOLLOWING ENTITIES THAT1
	942	+	PROVIDE SERVICES RELATED TO WASTE TIRE RECYCLING , BENEFICIAL2
	943	+	REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT IN COLORADO:3
964	944		(I) M
965	945		UNICIPALITIES, COUNTIES, AND CITIES AND COUNTIES;
	946	+	4
966	947		(II) N
967	948		ONPROFIT AND FOR-PROFIT BUSINESSES INVOLVED IN WASTE
968		-	TIRE RECYCLING
969		-	, BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT; AND
970		-	(III) INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND PUBLIC OR PRIVATE
971		-	SCHOOLS
972		-	.
	949	+	5
	950	+	TIRE RECYCLING, BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT; AND6
	951	+	(III) I
	952	+	NSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND PUBLIC OR PRIVATE
	953	+	7
	954	+	SCHOOLS.8
973	955		(b) "G
974	956		RANT PROGRAM" MEANS THE WASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT
975		-	~~GRANT PROGRAM CREATED IN THIS SECTION~~
976		-	.
	957	+	9
	958	+	GRANT PROGRAM CREATED IN THIS SECTION .10
977	959		(2) (a) T
978	960		HERE IS CREATED THE WASTE TIME MANAGEMENT GRANT
979		-	~~PROGRAM~~
980		-	, WHICH SHALL BE ADMINISTERED BY THE ENTERPRISE .
	961	+	11
	962	+	PROGRAM, WHICH SHALL BE ADMINISTERED BY THE ENTERPRISE .12
981	963		(b) T
982		-	HE ENTERPRISE SHALL, SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE ~~APPROPRIATIONS~~
983		-	~~AND REVENUES~~
984		-	, AWARD GRANTS FROM THE WASTE ~~TIRE MANAGEMENT~~
985		-	ENTERPRISE FUND
986		-	~~, CREATED IN~~ SECTION ~~30-20-1404, IN ACCORDANCE WITH~~
987		-	~~THIS SECTION~~
988		-	.
989		-	~~PAGE 21-SENATE BILL 24-123 (3) (a) THE PURPOSE OF THE GRANT PROGRAM IS TO :~~
	964	+	HE ENTERPRISE SHALL , SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE
	965	+	13
	966	+	APPROPRIATIONS AND REVENUES , AWARD GRANTS FROM THE WASTE TIRE14
	967	+	MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE FUND , CREATED IN SECTION 30-20-1404, IN15
	968	+	ACCORDANCE WITH THIS SECTION .16
	969	+	(3) (a) T
	970	+	HE PURPOSE OF THE GRANT PROGRAM IS TO :
	971	+	17
990	972		(I) P
991	973		ROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF WASTE TIRE RECYCLING ,
992		-	~~BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH~~
993		-	~~THIS PART~~
994		-	14;
	974	+	18
	975	+	BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN ACCOR DANCE WITH19
	976	+	THIS PART 14;20
995	977		(II) D
996	978		EVELOP WASTE TIRE RECYCLING , BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND
997		-	MANAGEMENT FACILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE
998		-	; AND
999		-	(III) EXPAND WASTE TIRE RECYCLING , BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND
1000		-	MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO FEE PAYERS
1001		-	.
	979	+	21
	980	+	MANAGEMENT FACILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE ; AND22
	981	+	(III) E
	982	+	XPAND WASTE TIRE RECYCLING , BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND
	983	+	23
	984	+	MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO FEE PAYERS .24
1002	985		(b) T
1003	986		HE GRANT PROGRAM IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE ECONOMIC AND
1004		-	TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO ELIGIBLE ENTITIES IN THEIR EFFORTS RELATED
1005		-	TO THE RECYCLING
1006		-	, BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT OF WASTE TIRES .
	987	+	25
	988	+	TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO ELIGIBLE ENTITIES IN THEIR EFFORTS RELATED26
	989	+	TO THE RECYCLING, BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT OF WASTE27
	990	+	123
	991	+	-27- TIRES.1
1007	992		(4) (a) A
1008	993		N ELIGIBLE ENTITY MAY SUBMIT AN APPLICATION TO THE
1009		-	~~ENTERPRISE FOR A GRANT PURSUANT TO THE APPLICATION POLICIES AND~~
1010		-	~~PROCEDURES ESTABLISHED BY~~ THE ~~BOARD~~
1011		-	.
	994	+	2
	995	+	ENTERPRISE FOR A GRANT PURSUANT TO THE APPLICATION POLICIES AND3
	996	+	PROCEDURES ESTABLISHED BY THE BOARD .4
1012	997		(b) A
1013	998		T A MINIMUM, AN APPLICATION SUBMITTED TO THE BOARD
1014		-	~~MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION~~
1015		-	:
	999	+	5
	1000	+	MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION :6
1016	1001		(I) A
1017		-	N APPLICATION NARRATIVE THAT DESCRIBES HOW THE ~~ELIGIBLE~~
1018		-	~~ENTITY WILL USE THE GRANT~~
1019		-	, INCLUDING HOW THE GRANT ~~WILL PROMOTE~~
1020		-	THE RECYCLING
1021		-	~~, BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT OF~~ WASTE TIRES ;
	1002	+	N APPLICATION NARRATIVE THAT DESCRIBES HOW THE
	1003	+	7
	1004	+	ELIGIBLE ENTITY WILL USE THE GRANT, INCLUDING HOW THE GRANT WILL8
	1005	+	PROMOTE THE RECYCLING , BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT OF9
	1006	+	WASTE TIRES;10
1022	1007		(II) A
1023	1008		N ESTIMATE OF THE COST OF THE EQUIPMENT ,
1024		-	INFRASTRUCTURE, OR PROJECT THE ELIGIBLE ENTITY IS INTENDING TO FUND
1025		-	WITH THE GRANT AND WHETHER THE EQUIPMENT
1026		-	, INFRASTRUCTURE, OR
1027		-	PROJECT MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION
1028		-	(5) OF THIS
1029		-	SECTION
1030		-	;
	1009	+	11
	1010	+	INFRASTRUCTURE, OR PROJECT THE ELIGIBLE ENTITY IS INTENDING TO12
	1011	+	FUND WITH THE GRANT AND WHETHER THE EQUIPMENT , INFRASTRUCTURE,13
	1012	+	OR PROJECT MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (5) OF14
	1013	+	THIS SECTION;15
1031	1014		(III) T
1032		-	HE AMOUNT OF IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS OR MATCHING FUNDS ,
1033		-	IF ANY, TO THE PROJECT BUDGET FROM THE APPLICANT OR OTHER SOURCES
1034		-	OUTSIDE OF THE GRANT
1035		-	; AND
1036		-	(IV) WHETHER THERE IS LOCAL COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR THE
1037		-	GRANT APPLICATION
1038		-	.
1039		-	PAGE 22-SENATE BILL 24-123 (5) (a) THE BOARD MAY AWARD GRANTS TO ELIGIBLE ENTITIES FOR
1040		-	THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES
1041		-	:
	1015	+	HE AMOUNT OF IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS OR MATCHING
	1016	+	16
	1017	+	FUNDS, IF ANY, TO THE PROJECT BUDGET FROM THE APPLICANT OR OTHER17
	1018	+	SOURCES OUTSIDE OF THE GRANT; AND18
	1019	+	(IV) W
	1020	+	HETHER THERE IS LOCAL COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR THE
	1021	+	19
	1022	+	GRANT APPLICATION.20
	1023	+	(5) (a) T
	1024	+	HE BOARD MAY AWARD GRANTS TO ELIGIBLE ENTITIES FOR
	1025	+	21
	1026	+	THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES:22
1042	1027		(I) T
1043	1028		HE PURCHASE OF WASTE TIRE RECYCLING , BENEFICIAL REUSE,
1044		-	AND MANAGEMENT EQUIPMENT OR INFRASTRUCTURE ;
	1029	+	23
	1030	+	AND MANAGEMENT EQUIPMENT OR INFRASTRUCTURE ;24
1045	1031		(II) S
1046	1032		TAFFING OF WASTE TIRE RECYCLING, BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND
1047		-	~~MANAGEMENT FACILITIES~~
1048		-	;
	1033	+	25
	1034	+	MANAGEMENT FACILITIES;26
1049	1035		(III) M
1050	1036		ARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS FOR WASTE TIRE
1051		-	RECYCLING
1052		-	, BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES ;
	1037	+	27
	1038	+	123
	1039	+	-28- RECYCLING, BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES ;1
1053	1040		(IV) P
1054		-	OLICY AND RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT RELATED TO WASTE ~~TIRE~~
1055		-	~~RECYCLING~~
1056		-	, BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES ;
	1041	+	OLICY AND RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT RELATED TO WASTE
	1042	+	2
	1043	+	TIRE RECYCLING, BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES ;3
1057	1044		(V) C
1058		-	OMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REGARDING WASTE TIRE RECYCLING ,
1059		-	BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT; AND
1060		-	(VI) OTHER PROJECTS OR USES AS DETERMINED BY THE BOARD .
	1045	+	OMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REGARDING WASTE TIRE
	1046	+	4
	1047	+	RECYCLING, BENEFICIAL REUSE, AND MANAGEMENT; AND5
	1048	+	(VI) O
	1049	+	THER PROJECTS OR USES AS DETERMINED BY THE BOARD .
	1050	+	6
1061	1051		(b) (I) T
1062		-	HE BOARD MAY AWARD GRANTS TO AN ELIGIBLE ENTITY FOR
1063		-	THE PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT OR INFRASTRUCTURE
1064		-	, BUT NO MORE THAN
1065		-	FIFTY PERCENT OF THE COST OF ANY EQUIPMENT OR INFRASTRUCTURE CAN
1066		-	BE FUNDED THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAM
1067		-	.
	1052	+	HE BOARD MAY AWARD GRANTS TO AN ELIGIBLE ENTITY
	1053	+	7
	1054	+	FOR THE PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT OR INFRASTRUCTURE , BUT NO MORE8
	1055	+	THAN FIFTY PERCENT OF THE COST OF ANY EQUIPMENT OR9
	1056	+	INFRASTRUCTURE CAN BE FUNDED THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAM .10
1068	1057		(II) T
1069	1058		HE BOARD MAY AWARD GRANTS TO AN ELIGIBLE ENTITY THAT
1070		-	~~FUND ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF THE COST OF A PROJECT THAT DOES NOT~~
1071		-	~~INVOLVE~~ THE ~~PURCHASE~~ OF ~~EQUIPMENT OR INFRASTRUCTURE~~
1072		-	.
	1059	+	11
	1060	+	FUND ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF THE COST OF A PROJECT THAT DOES NOT12
	1061	+	INVOLVE THE PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT OR INFRASTRUCTURE .13
1073	1062		(c) I
1074	1063		N AWARDING GRANTS TO ELIGIBLE ENTITIES , THE BOARD IS
1075		-	~~SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS~~
1076		-	:
	1064	+	14
	1065	+	SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS :15
1077	1066		(I) U
1078	1067		P TO FORTY PERCENT OF THE ENTERPRISE 'S ANNUAL GRANT
1079		-	~~FUNDING MAY GO TO A SINGLE AWARD~~
1080		-	; ~~AND~~
1081		-	(II) ~~IF THE BOARD AWARDS A GRANT TO AN ELIGIBLE ENTITY FOR THE~~
1082		-	~~PURCHASE OF INFRASTRUCTURE OR EQUIPMENT~~
1083		-	~~, THE ELIGIBLE ENTITY IS~~
1084		-	~~INELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE A GRANT FOR~~ THE ~~FOLLOWING FIVE YEARS~~
1085		-	.
	1068	+	16
	1069	+	FUNDING MAY GO TO A SINGLE AWARD ; AND17
	1070	+	(II) I
	1071	+	F THE BOARD AWARDS A GRANT TO AN ELIGIBLE ENTITY FOR
	1072	+	18
	1073	+	THE PURCHASE OF INFRASTRUCTURE OR EQUIPMENT , THE ELIGIBLE ENTITY19
	1074	+	IS INELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE A GRANT FOR THE FOLLOWING FIVE YEARS .20
1086	1075		(6) (a) (I) T
1087	1076		HE BOARD SHALL ESTABLISH CRITERIA AND POLICIES TO
1088		-	PAGE 23-SENATE BILL 24-123 DETERMINE WHICH GRANTS TO AWARD FROM THE GRANT APPLICATIONS ,
1089		-	WHICH CRITERIA AND POLICIES IT SHALL MAKE AVAILABLE TO APPLICANTS .
	1077	+	21
	1078	+	DETERMINE WHICH GRANTS TO AWARD FROM THE GRANT APPLICATIONS ,22
	1079	+	WHICH CRITERIA AND POLICIES IT SHALL MAKE AVAILABLE TO APPLICANTS .23
1090	1080		(II) T
1091	1081		HE BOARD SHALL GIVE PRIORITY TO PROJECTS THAT ADVANCE
1092		-	SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
1093		-	, PRODUCTION, RECOVERABILITY, REUSE, REPAIR, OR
1094		-	RECYCLING OF WASTE TIRES
1095		-	, WITH THE HIGHEST PRIORITY GIVEN TO
1096		-	PROJECTS THAT WOULD KEEP WASTE TIRE MATERIAL AVAILABLE FOR
1097		-	REMANUFACTURING
1098		-	.
	1082	+	24
	1083	+	SUSTAINABLE DESIGN, PRODUCTION, RECOVERABILITY, REUSE, REPAIR, OR25
	1084	+	RECYCLING OF WASTE TIRES , WITH THE HIGHEST PRIORITY GIVEN TO26
	1085	+	PROJECTS THAT WOULD KEEP WASTE TIRE MATERIAL AVAILABLE FOR27
	1086	+	123
	1087	+	-29- REMANUFACTURING .1
1099	1088		(b) T
1100	1089		HE BOARD SHALL ESTABLISH POLICIES FOR THE GRANT
1101		-	~~PROGRAM~~
1102		-	, WHICH MUST INCLUDE:
	1090	+	2
	1091	+	PROGRAM, WHICH MUST INCLUDE:3
1103	1092		(I) A
1104	1093		N APPLICATION FORM AND APPLICATION PROCEDURES ;
	1094	+	4
1105	1095		(II) A
1106	1096		DEADLINE EACH YEAR FOR WHEN GRANT PROGRAM
1107		-	~~APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED~~
1108		-	;
	1097	+	5
	1098	+	APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED ;6
1109	1099		(III) A
1110	1100		POLICY THAT REQUIRES A GRANT RECIPIENT TO ENTER INTO
1111		-	~~A GRANT AGREEMENT WITH THE BOARD THAT INCLUDES A SCOPE OF WORK~~
1112		-	~~AND DEADLINES FOR~~ THE ~~ACHIEVEMENT~~ OF ~~THAT WORK~~
1113		-	;
	1101	+	7
	1102	+	A GRANT AGREEMENT WITH THE BOARD THAT INCLUDES A SCOPE OF WORK8
	1103	+	AND DEADLINES FOR THE ACHIEVEMENT OF THAT WORK ;9
1114	1104		(IV) C
1115	1105		RITERIA FOR MEASURING PROGRESS OF THE PROJECTS THAT
1116		-	~~RECEIVE FUNDING THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAM~~
1117		-	;
	1106	+	10
	1107	+	RECEIVE FUNDING THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAM ;11
1118	1108		(V) A
1119	1109		POLICY THAT REQUIRES ANNUAL REPORTING BY GRANT
1120		-	RECIPIENTS ON THE PROGRESS OF THE PROJECT FINANCED BY THE GRANT
1121		-	;
1122		-	AND
1123		-	(VI) A POLICY REGARDING A GRANT RECIPIENT 'S NONCOMPLIANCE
1124		-	WITH THE GRANT AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO BY THE GRANT RECIPIENT AND
1125		-	THE BOARD
1126		-	, WHICH POLICY MAY INCLUDE A MECHANISM FOR THE BOARD TO
1127		-	CONVERT THE GRANT RECIPIENT
1128		-	'S GRANT TO A LOAN WITH INTEREST.
	1110	+	12
	1111	+	RECIPIENTS ON THE PROGRESS OF THE PROJECT FINANCED BY THE GRANT ;13
	1112	+	AND14
	1113	+	(VI) A
	1114	+	POLICY REGARDING A GRANT RECIPIENT'S NONCOMPLIANCE
	1115	+	15
	1116	+	WITH THE GRANT AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO BY THE GRANT RECIPIENT 'S16
	1117	+	AND THE BOARD, WHICH POLICY MAY INCLUDE A MECHANISM FOR THE17
	1118	+	BOARD TO CONVERT THE GRANT RECIPIENT 'S GRANT TO A LOAN WITH18
	1119	+	INTEREST.19
1129	1120		(7) (a) T
1130	1121		HE GRANT PROGRAM IS FUNDED BY THE WASTE TIRE
1131		-	ENTERPRISE FEE
1132		-	. THE BOARD MAY DESIGNATE UP TO TEN PERCENT OF THE
1133		-	REVENUE GENERATED FROM THE ENTERPRISE FEE TO THE GRANT PROGRAM
1134		-	IN ANY GIVEN YEAR
1135		-	.
	1122	+	20
	1123	+	ENTERPRISE FEE. THE BOARD MAY DESIGNATE UP TO TEN PERCENT OF THE21
	1124	+	REVENUE GENERATED FROM THE ENTERPRISE FEE TO THE GRANT PROGRAM22
	1125	+	IN ANY GIVEN YEAR.23
1136	1126		(b) T
1137	1127		HE BOARD SHALL NOT AWARD ANY GRANTS TO ELIGIBLE
1138		-	ENTITIES THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAM AFTER
1139		-	DECEMBER 31, 2040.
1140		-	PAGE 24-SENATE BILL 24-123 (8) THIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 31, 2042.
1141		-	SECTION 9. Appropriation. (1) For the 2024-25 state fiscal year,
1142		-	$60,208 is appropriated to the department of public health and environment.
1143		-	This appropriation is from the waste tire administration, enforcement,
1144		-	market development, and cleanup fund created in section 30-20-1404 (1),
1145		-	C.R.S. To implement this act, the department may use this appropriation as
1146		-	follows:
1147		-	(a) $9,000 for use by the hazardous materials and waste
1148		-	management division for the solid waste control program; and
1149		-	(b) $51,208 for the purchase of legal services.
1150		-	(2) For the 2024-25 state fiscal year, $51,208 is appropriated to the
1151		-	department of law. This appropriation is from reappropriated funds received
1152		-	from the department of public health and environment under subsection
1153		-	(1)(b) of this section and is based on an assumption that the department of
1154		-	law will require an additional 0.2 FTE. To implement this act, the
1155		-	department of law may use this appropriation to provide legal services for
1156		-	the department of public health and environment.
1157		-	SECTION 10. Effective date. This act takes effect upon passage;
1158		-	except that section 30-20-1403 (2.5), Colorado Revised Statutes, as added
1159		-	in section 3 of this act, takes effect on July 1, 2025; section 30-20-1404,
1160		-	Colorado Revised Statutes, as amended in section 4 of this act, takes effect
1161		-	on July 1, 2025; section 30-20-1405, Colorado Revised Statutes, as
1162		-	amended in section of 5 of this act, takes effect on July 1, 2025; section
1163		-	30-20-1405.5, as added in section 6 of this act, takes effect on July 1, 2025;
1164		-	and section 30-20-1418, as added in section 8 of this act, takes effect on
1165		-	July 1, 2025.
1166		-	SECTION 11. Safety clause. The general assembly finds,
1167		-	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate
1168		-	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety or for appropriations for
1169		-	PAGE 25-SENATE BILL 24-123 the support and maintenance of the departments of the state and state
1170		-	institutions.
1171		-	____________________________ ____________________________
1172		-	Steve Fenberg Julie McCluskie
1173		-	PRESIDENT OF SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
1174		-	THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
1175		-	____________________________ ____________________________
1176		-	Cindi L. Markwell Robin Jones
1177		-	SECRETARY OF CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE
1178		-	THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
1179		-	APPROVED________________________________________
1180		-	(Date and Time)
1181		-	_________________________________________
1182		-	Jared S. Polis
1183		-	GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
1184		-	PAGE 26-SENATE BILL 24-123
	1128	+	24
	1129	+	ENTITIES THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAM AFTER DECEMBER 31, 2040.25
	1130	+	(8) T
	1131	+	HIS SECTION IS REPEALED EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 31, 2042.
	1132	+	26
	1133	+	SECTION 9. Appropriation. (1) For the 2024-25 state fiscal27
	1134	+	123
	1135	+	-30- year, $60,208 is appropriated to the department of public health and1
	1136	+	environment. This appropriation is from the waste tire administration,2
	1137	+	enforcement, market development, and cleanup fund created in section3
	1138	+	30-20-1404 (1), C.R.S. To implement this act, the department may use4
	1139	+	this appropriation as follows:5
	1140	+	(a) $9,000 for use by the hazardous materials and waste6
	1141	+	management division for the solid waste control program; and 7
	1142	+	(b) $51,208 for the purchase of legal services.8
	1143	+	(2) For the 2024-25 state fiscal year, $51,208 is appropriated to9
	1144	+	the department of law. This appropriation is from reappropriated funds10
	1145	+	received from the department of public health and environment under11
	1146	+	subsection (1)(b) of this section and is based on an assumption that the12
	1147	+	department of law will require an additional 0.2 FTE. To implement this13
	1148	+	act, the department of law may use this appropriation to provide legal14
	1149	+	services for the department of public health and environment.15
	1150	+	SECTION 10. Effective date. This act takes effect upon passage;16
	1151	+	except that section 30-20-1403 (2.5), Colorado Revised Statutes, as added17
	1152	+	in section 3 of this act, takes effect on July 1, 2025; section 30-20-1404,18
	1153	+	Colorado Revised Statutes, as amended in section 4 of this act, takes19
	1154	+	effect on July 1, 2025; section 30-20-1405, Colorado Revised Statutes, as20
	1155	+	amended in section of 5 of this act, takes effect on July 1, 2025; section21
	1156	+	30-20-1405.5, as added in section 6 of this act, takes effect on July 1,22
	1157	+	2025; and section 30-20-1418, as added in section 8 of this act, takes23
	1158	+	effect on July 1, 2025.24
	1159	+	SECTION 11. Safety clause. The general assembly finds,25
	1160	+	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate26
	1161	+	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety or for appropriations for27
	1162	+	123
	1163	+	-31- the support and maintenance of the departments of the state and state1
	1164	+	institutions.2
	1165	+	123
	1166	+	-32-