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Colorado Senate Bill SB305

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11 First Regular Session
22 Seventy-fifth General Assembly
33 STATE OF COLORADO
44 INTRODUCED
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77 LLS NO. 25-1052.01 Richard Sweetman x4333
88 SENATE BILL 25-305
99 Senate Committees House Committees
1010 Appropriations
1111 A BILL FOR AN ACT
1212 C
1313 ONCERNING THE PROCESS BY WHICH THE DIVISION OF101
1414 ADMINISTRATION IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND102
1515 ENVIRONMENT ISSUES PERMITS RELATING TO WATER QUALITY .103
1616 Bill Summary
1717 (Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
1818 not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
1919 passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
2020 applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
2121 http://leg.colorado.gov/
2222 .)
2323 Joint Budget Committee. Current law requires the division of
2424 administration (division) within the department of public health and
2525 environment to report annually to the water quality control commission
2626 (commission) and to include in the report any regulatory or legislative
2727 recommendations the division may have. The bill requires the report to
2828 SENATE SPONSORSHIP
2929 Kirkmeyer and Bridges, Amabile
3030 HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
3131 Bird and Taggart, Sirota
3232 Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
3333 Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.
3434 Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law. also include:
3535 ! Information on the division's timing in considering and
3636 issuing water quality permits (permits); and
3737 ! For the report submitted in 2026, a detailed discussion of
3838 how the division has prioritized reducing the permit
3939 backlog, implemented recommendations from water quality
4040 permittees (permittee) for permitting efficiency, and
4141 increased safe drinking water program inspections.
4242 The bill requires the division, upon receipt of an application to
4343 modify a permit, to limit its review and its approval or denial of the
4444 application to the scope of the specific requests contained in the
4545 application.
4646 The bill requires the commission to adopt rules on or before
4747 December 31, 2026, that establish procedures whereby the division, prior
4848 to giving public notice of a complete permit application for an individual
4949 permit and the division's preliminary analysis of the application, may
5050 provide a period of public notice and review of a preliminary draft
5151 prepared by the division. If a period of public notice and review is
5252 required by rules of the commission, the period of public notice and
5353 review may not exceed 14 days, and the purpose of the review is limited
5454 to identifying errors in the division's preliminary draft.
5555 On or before December 31, 2027, the division must propose rules
5656 to the commission that establish a time frame during which the division
5757 will either grant or deny applications for each type of permitting action.
5858 On or before June 30, 2028, the commission must adopt rules based on
5959 the division's proposal. The rules must establish the time frames for
6060 permitting actions.
6161 The bill requires the division to consider current debt service on
6262 existing local government water infrastructure when developing
6363 schedules of compliance for new effluent limits in local government
6464 permits. Any schedule of compliance for new effluent limits in local
6565 government permits must, consistent with state and federal law, consider
6666 the local government's financial capability to repay existing debt on water
6767 infrastructure or to fund water infrastructure upgrades before requiring
6868 new water infrastructure upgrades. To the extent allowable under federal
6969 law, the division may issue compliance schedules in a local government
7070 permit for a new effluent limit in excess of 20 years.
7171 The bill states that, on and after May 1, 2026, after an application
7272 for permit modification or permit renewal has been pending before the
7373 division for 60 days, or for any application for permit modification or
7474 permit renewal that is pending before the division as of May 1, 2026, or
7575 if the division informs an applicant that the division will not process an
7676 application for preliminary effluent limitations, the applicant and the
7777 division may mutually agree to use a qualified and independent
7878 nongovernmental contractor (contractor) under the direction of the
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8181 the permit action. The division shall maintain a list of at least 3 qualified
8282 nongovernmental contractors for this purpose.
8383 An applicant shall bear the contractor's costs for any technical
8484 assistance provided by the contractor and shall pay the contractor for such
8585 costs. The division may charge an applicant an additional fee in an
8686 amount not exceeding 10% of the contract amount for contract
8787 administration, technical review, and additional permit processing, which
8888 fee is credited to the clean water cash fund. The division may, before
8989 issuing its final permit action, require the applicant to fully pay this fee
9090 and any contractor costs. The division shall provide oversight to ensure
9191 that contractors provide technical assistance in accordance with the terms
9292 of their contracts.
9393 The bill requires the division, upon a permittee's request, to make
9494 available to the permittee all documents, data, and information the
9595 division relied upon in developing the permittee's permit modification or
9696 permit renewal, except to the extent that such materials are protected by
9797 an applicable privilege or exception.
9898 The bill makes the following transfers of money:
9999 ! On July 1, 2025, $111,000 from the water quality
100100 improvement fund to the drinking water cash fund;
101101 ! On July 1, 2025, $3,518,564 from the perfluoroalkyl and
102102 polyfluoroalkyl substances cash fund to the clean water
103103 cash fund;
104104 ! On July 1, 2026, $3,002,435 from the perfluoroalkyl and
105105 polyfluoroalkyl substances cash fund to the clean water
106106 cash fund; and
107107 ! On July 1, 2026, $516,129 dollars from the perfluoroalkyl
108108 and polyfluoroalkyl substances cash fund to the drinking
109109 water cash fund.
110110 Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
111111 SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 25-8-305, amend2
112112 (2)(f) and (4)(b); and add (2)(h) and (4)(c) as follows:3
113113 25-8-305. Annual report - repeal. (2) The annual report4
114114 described in subsection (1) of this section must include information on the5
115115 division's:6
116116 (f) Ratio of general fund appropriations to cash fund7
117117 appropriations that were authorized for the state fiscal year immediately8
118118 SB25-305-3- preceding the date of the report; and1
119119 (h) T
120120 IMING IN CONSIDERING AND ISSUING PERMITS, INCLUDING THE2
121121 NUMBER OF YEARS ADMINISTRATIVELY CONTINUED PERMITS HAVE BEEN3
122122 PENDING, CATEGORIZED BY YEARS PENDING , AND A NARRATIVE4
123123 DESCRIPTION OF THE DIVISION'S PLAN FOR PROCESSING ADMINISTRATIVELY5
124124 CONTINUED PERMITS THAT HAVE BEEN ADMINISTRATIVELY CONTINUED6
125125 FOR LONGER THAN FIVE YEARS.7
126126 (4) (b) This subsection (4) is repealed, effective July 1, 2026
127127 THE8
128128 REPORT THAT THE DIVISION SUBMITS IN 2026 MUST INCLUDE A DETAILED9
129129 DISCUSSION OF HOW THE DIVISION HAS PRIORITIZED REDUCING THE WATER10
130130 QUALITY PERMIT BACKLOG , IMPLEMENTED RECOMMENDATIONS FROM11
131131 PERMITTEES FOR PERMITTING EFFICIENCY , AND INCREASED THE NUMBER12
132132 OF SAFE DRINKING WATER PROGRAM INSPECTIONS .13
133133 (c) T
134134 HIS SUBSECTION (4) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2027.14
135135 SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 25-8-501, amend (2)15
136136 as follows:16
137137 25-8-501. Permits required for discharge of pollutants -17
138138 administration. (2) (a) The division shall examine applications for and18
139139 may issue, suspend, revoke, modify, deny, and otherwise administer19
140140 permits for the discharge of pollutants into state waters and for the use20
141141 and disposal of biosolids. Such
142142 THE administration shall be in accordance21
143143 with the provisions of this article ARTICLE 8 and regulations promulgated22
144144 RULES ADOPTED by the commission. Until modified pursuant to this23
145145 article ARTICLE 8, final permits shall be governed by their existing24
146146 limitations.25
147147 (b) U
148148 PON RECEIPT OF AN APPLICATION TO MODIFY A PERMIT , THE26
149149 DIVISION SHALL LIMIT ITS REVIEW AND, AS APPROPRIATE, ITS APPROVAL OR27
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151151 -4- DENIAL OF THE APPLICATION, TO THE SCOPE OF THE SPECIFIC REQUESTS1
152152 CONTAINED IN THE APPLICATION.2
153153 SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 25-8-502, add (3)(d)3
154154 and (7) as follows:4
155155 25-8-502. Application - definitions - fees - funds created -5
156156 public participation - rules - repeal. (3) (d) O
157157 N OR BEFORE DECEMBER6
158158 31,
159159 2026, THE COMMISSION SHALL ADOPT RULES ESTABLISHING7
160160 PROCEDURES WHEREBY THE DIVISION , PRIOR TO GIVING PUBLIC NOTICE OF8
161161 A COMPLETE PERMIT APPLICATION FOR AN INDIVIDUAL PERMIT AND THE9
162162 DIVISION'S PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF THE APPLICATION PURS UANT TO10
163163 SUBSECTION (3)(b) OF THIS SECTION, MAY PROVIDE A PERIOD OF PUBLIC11
164164 NOTICE AND REVIEW OF A PRELIMINARY DRAFT PREPARED BY THE12
165165 DIVISION. IF A PERIOD OF PUBLIC NOTICE AND REVIEW IS REQUIRED BY13
166166 RULES OF THE COMMISSION, THE PERIOD OF PUBLIC NOTICE AND REVIEW14
167167 MAY NOT EXCEED FOURTEEN DAYS , AND THE PURPOSE OF THE REVIEW IS15
168168 LIMITED TO IDENTIFYING ERRORS IN THE DIVISION'S PRELIMINARY DRAFT.16
169169 T
170170 HE DIVISION SHALL MAKE AVAILABLE ON THE DIVISION'S PUBLIC WEBSITE17
171171 ANY DOCUMENTS PROVIDED BY THE DIVISION DURING A PERIOD OF PUBLIC18
172172 NOTICE AND REVIEW.19
173173 (7) (a) O
174174 N OR BEFORE DECEMBER 31, 2027, THE DIVISION SHALL20
175175 PROPOSE RULES TO THE COMMISSION THAT ESTABLISH A TIME FRAME21
176176 DURING WHICH THE DIVISION WILL EITHER GRANT OR DENY APPLICATIONS22
177177 FOR EACH TYPE OF PERMITTING ACTION . ON OR BEFORE JUNE 30, 2028,23
178178 THE COMMISSION SHALL ADOPT RULES BASED ON THE DIVISION 'S24
179179 PROPOSAL. THE RULES MUST ESTABLISH THE TIME FRAMES FOR25
180180 PERMITTING ACTIONS, INCLUDING:26
181181 (I) T
182182 HE ISSUANCE OF NEW INDIVIDUAL PERMITS AND NEW GENERAL27
183183 SB25-305
184184 -5- PERMITS;1
185185 (II) T
186186 HE RENEWAL OF GENERAL PERMITS AND INDIVI DUAL PERMITS ;2
187187 (III) T
188188 HE GRANTING OR DENYING OF REQUESTS FOR PERMIT3
189189 MODIFICATIONS; AND4
190190 (IV) T
191191 HE DETERMINATION OF PRELIMINARY EFFLUENT5
192192 LIMITATIONS.6
193193 (b) (I) T
194194 HE DIVISION SHALL BEGIN THE PROCESS TO CREATE A7
195195 PROPOSAL OF TIME FRAMES FOR PERMITTING ACTIONS FOR THE PURPOSES8
196196 OF SUBSECTION (7)(a) OF THIS SECTION ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2025.9
197197 (II) T
198198 HIS SUBSECTION (7)(b) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2026.10
199199 SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 25-8-503, add (10)11
200200 as follows:12
201201 25-8-503. Permits - when required and when prohibited -13
202202 variances - definition. (10) (a) T
203203 HE DIVISION SHALL CONSIDER CURRENT14
204204 DEBT SERVICE ON EXISTING LOCAL GOVERNMENT WATER INFRASTRUCTURE15
205205 WHEN DEVELOPING SCHEDULES OF COMPLIANCE FOR NEW EFFLUENT LIMITS16
206206 IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT PERMITS .17
207207 (b) A
208208 NY SCHEDULE OF COMPLIANCE THAT THE DIVISION DEVELOPS18
209209 FOR NEW EFFLUENT LIMITS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT PERMITS MUST ,19
210210 CONSISTENT WITH STATE AND FEDERAL LAW , CONSIDER THE LOCAL20
211211 GOVERNMENT'S FINANCIAL CAPABILITY TO REPAY EXISTING DEBT ON21
212212 WATER INFRASTRUCTURE OR TO FUND WATER INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES22
213213 BEFORE REQUIRING NEW WATER INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES . TO THE23
214214 EXTENT ALLOWABLE UNDER FEDERAL LAW , THE DIVISION MAY ESTABLISH24
215215 COMPLIANCE SCHEDULES IN A LOCAL GOVERNMENT PERMIT FOR A NEW25
216216 EFFLUENT LIMIT IN EXCESS OF TWENTY YEARS .26
217217 (c) A
218218 S USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (10), "WATER INFRASTRUCTURE "27
219219 SB25-305
220220 -6- INCLUDES WASTEWATER TREATMENT INFRASTRUCTURE , DRINKING WATER1
221221 TREATMENT INFRASTRUCTURE , AND RAW WATER INFRASTRUCTURE .2
222222 SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 25-8-503.7 as3
223223 follows:4
224224 25-8-503.7. Use of qualified and independent contractors -5
225225 powers and duties of the division - fees - definitions. (1) O
226226 N AND6
227227 AFTER MAY 1, 2026, AN APPLICANT AND THE DIVISION MAY MUTUALLY7
228228 AGREE TO USE A QUALIFIED AND INDEPENDENT NONGOVERNMENTAL8
229229 CONTRACTOR UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE DIVISION TO PROVIDE THE9
230230 DIVISION WITH TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN COMPLETING THE PERMIT10
231231 ACTION IF:11
232232 (a) A
233233 N APPLICATION FOR PERMIT MODIFICATION OR PERMIT12
234234 RENEWAL HAS BEEN PENDING BEFORE THE DIVISION FOR SIXTY DAYS ;13
235235 (b) A
236236 N APPLICATION FOR PERMIT MODIFICATION OR PERMIT14
237237 RENEWAL IS PENDING BEFORE THE DIVISION AS OF MAY 1, 2026; OR15
238238 (c) T
239239 HE DIVISION INFORMS AN APPLICANT THAT THE DIVISION WILL16
240240 NOT PROCESS AN APPLICATION FOR PRELIMINARY EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS .17
241241 (2) A
242242 CONTRACTOR THAT PROVIDES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE18
243243 PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION MAY ASSIST THE DIVISION WITH SOME OR ALL19
244244 OF THE FOLLOWING, AT THE DIVISION'S DISCRETION:20
245245 (a) P
246246 REPARING THE DIVISION'S PROPOSED PERMIT ACTION;21
247247 (b) P
248248 REPARING THE DIVISION'S RESPONSES TO PUBLIC COMMENTS22
249249 RECEIVED ON THE PROPOSED PERMIT ACTION , IF ANY;23
250250 (c) P
251251 REPARING THE DIVISION'S FINAL PERMIT ACTION;24
252252 (d) A
253253 IDING IN THE DIVISION'S DEFENSE OF THE FINAL PERMIT25
254254 ACTION IN ANY ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUDICATORY PROCEEDINGS ; AND26
255255 (e) A
256256 IDING IN THE DIVISION'S DEFENSE OF THE FINAL PERMIT27
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258258 -7- ACTION IN ANY JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS.1
259259 (3) T
260260 HE APPLICANT SHALL BEAR THE CONTRACTOR 'S COSTS FOR2
261261 ANY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION AND3
262262 SHALL REMIT PAYMENT FOR THE COSTS DIRECTLY TO THE CONTRACTOR .4
263263 T
264264 HE DIVISION MAY CHARGE THE APPLICANT AN ADDITIONAL FEE IN AN5
265265 AMOUNT NOT EXCEEDING TEN PERCENT OF THE CONTRACT AMOUNT FOR6
266266 CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION , TECHNICAL REVIEW, AND ADDITIONAL7
267267 PERMIT PROCESSING. MONEY COLLECTED AS AN ADDITIONAL FEE SHALL8
268268 BE CREDITED TO THE CLEAN WATER CASH FUND CREATED IN SECTION9
269269 25-8-210.
270270 THE DIVISION MAY, BEFORE ISSUING ITS FINAL PERMIT ACTION,10
271271 REQUIRE THE APPLICANT TO FULLY PAY THE ADDITIONAL FEE AND ANY11
272272 CONTRACTOR COSTS.12
273273 (4) (a) T
274274 HE DIVISION, IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION, SHALL PROVIDE13
275275 OVERSIGHT TO ENSURE THAT CONTRACTORS PROVIDE TECHNICAL14
276276 ASSISTANCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS OF THEIR CONTRACTS . THE15
277277 DIVISION MAY REQUIRE A CONTRACTOR 'S TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO16
278278 CONFORM TO ALL COMMISSION RULES , DIVISION POLICIES, AND DIVISION17
279279 PRACTICES APPLICABLE TO THE PERMIT ACTION IN QUESTION .18
280280 (b) T
281281 HE DIVISION MAY DEEM SOME OR ALL OF THE CONTRACTOR 'S19
282282 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AS UNACCEPTABLE AND MAY REJECT , REQUIRE20
283283 CORRECTION OF, OR DENY APPROVAL FOR SUCH ASSISTANCE . THE21
284284 DIVISION'S REJECTION, REQUIRED CORRECTION, OR DENIAL OF APPROVAL22
285285 OF A CONTRACTOR'S TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IS NOT SUBJECT TO JUDICIAL23
286286 OR ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW AND DOES NOT RELIEVE AN APPLICANT OF24
287287 THE OBLIGATION TO PAY THE CONTRACTOR 'S COSTS FOR SUCH TECHNICAL25
288288 ASSISTANCE.26
289289 (c) T
290290 HE DIVISION'S USE OF CONTRACTORS PURSUANT TO THIS27
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292292 -8- SECTION DOES NOT RELIEVE THE DIVISION OF ITS OBLIGATIONS UNDER THIS1
293293 ARTICLE 8.2
294294 (d) T
295295 HE DIVISION IS NOT SUBJECT TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE3
296296 "P
297297 ROCUREMENT CODE", ARTICLES 101 TO 112 OF TITLE 24, IN SELECTING4
298298 OR CONTRACTING WITH THE CONTRACTORS .5
299299 (5) A
300300 S USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE6
301301 REQUIRES:7
302302 (a) "C
303303 ONFLICT OF INTEREST" MEANS A DIRECT AND SUBSTANTIAL8
304304 PERSONAL OR FINANCIAL INTEREST IN THE OUTCOME OF A PERMIT OR9
305305 PERMIT ACTION SUCH THAT A CONTRACTOR IS UNABLE TO FULFILL ITS10
306306 DUTY TO REMAIN FAIR, IMPARTIAL, OR OBJECTIVE.11
307307 (b) "I
308308 NDEPENDENT" MEANS HAVING NO CONFLICT OF INTEREST12
309309 WITH A PERMITTEE.13
310310 (c) "Q
311311 UALIFIED" MEANS HAVING SUBSTANTIAL PROFESSIONAL14
312312 EDUCATION, TRAINING, OR EXPERIENCE IN WATER QUALITY PERMITTING .15
313313 SECTION 6. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 25-8-210, add16
314314 (4)(a)(I.2) as follows:17
315315 25-8-210. Fees established administratively - rules -18
316316 shareholding requirement - phase-in period - clean water cash fund19
317317 - creation - repeal. (4) (a) The clean water cash fund is created in the20
318318 state treasury. The fund consists of:21
319319 (I.2) F
320320 EES COLLECTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 25-8-503.7 (3);22
321321 SECTION 7. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 25-8-503.8 as23
322322 follows:24
323323 25-8-503.8. Documents, information, and data utilized in25
324324 developing permits. U
325325 PON A PERMITTEE'S REQUEST, THE DIVISION SHALL26
326326 MAKE AVAILABLE TO THE PERMITTEE ALL DOCUMENTS , DATA, AND27
327327 SB25-305
328328 -9- INFORMATION THE DIVISION RELIED UPON IN DEVELOPING THE PERMITTEE 'S1
329329 PERMIT MODIFICATION OR PERMIT , INCLUDING ANY MODEL , TOOL, OR2
330330 TABULAR WORKSHEET AND ANY FORMULAS , MACROS, METADATA, AND3
331331 CALCULATIONS CONTAINED IN SUCH MATERIALS , EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT4
332332 THAT THE DOCUMENTS, DATA, AND INFORMATION ARE PROTECTED BY AN5
333333 APPLICABLE PRIVILEGE, SUCH AS THE ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE OR THE6
334334 DELIBERATIVE-PROCESS PRIVILEGE, OR ARE SUBJECT TO AN EXCEPTION7
335335 FROM DISCLOSURE SET FORTH IN SECTION 24-72-204.8
336336 SECTION 8. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 25-8-608, amend9
337337 (1.8) as follows:10
338338 25-8-608. Civil penalties - rules - fund created - temporary11
339339 moratorium on penalties for minor violations - definitions - repeal.12
340340 (1.8) (a) Notwithstanding any provision of subsection (1.5) or (1.7) of13
341341 this section to the contrary, on April 20, 2009 JULY 1, 2025, the state14
342342 treasurer shall deduct seven hundred thousand dollars TRANSFER ONE15
343343 HUNDRED ELEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS from the water quality16
344344 improvement fund and transfer such sum to the general fund DRINKING17
345345 WATER CASH FUND CREATED IN SECTION 25-1.5-209 (2).18
346346 (b) T
347347 HIS SUBSECTION (1.8) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1,19
348348 2026.20
349349 SECTION 9. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 8-20-206.5, add21
350350 (7)(d) as follows:22
351351 8-20-206.5. Environmental response surcharge - liquefied23
352352 petroleum gas and natural gas inspection fund - perfluoroalkyl and24
353353 polyfluoroalkyl substances cash fund - hazardous materials25
354354 infrastructure cash fund - fuels impact reduction grant program -26
355355 definitions - repeal. (7) (d) (I) N
356356 OTWITHSTANDING SUBSECTION (7)(c)27
357357 SB25-305
358358 -10- OF THIS SECTION, THE STATE TREASURER SHALL TRANSFER THE1
359359 FOLLOWING AMOUNTS FROM THE FUND ON THE FOLLOWING DATES :2
360360 (A) O
361361 N JULY 1, 2025, THREE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN3
362362 THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED SIXTY -FOUR DOLLARS TO THE CLEAN WATER4
363363 CASH FUND CREATED IN SECTION 25-8-210;5
364364 (B) O
365365 N JULY 1, 2026, THREE MILLION TWO THOUSAND FOUR6
366366 HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS TO THE CLEAN WATER CASH FUND7
367367 CREATED IN SECTION 25-8-210; AND8
368368 (C) O
369369 N JULY 1, 2026, FIVE HUNDRED SIXTEEN THOUSAND ONE9
370370 HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE DOLLARS TO THE DRINKING WATER CASH FUND10
371371 CREATED IN SECTION 25-1.5-209 (2).11
372372 (II) T
373373 HIS SUBSECTION (7)(d) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2028.12
374374 SECTION 10. Safety clause. The general assembly finds,13
375375 determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate14
376376 preservation of the public peace, health, or safety or for appropriations for15
377377 the support and maintenance of the departments of the state and state16
378378 institutions.17
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