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HB22-1139 by Representative(s) Geitner and Hooton; also Senator(s)
Bridges and Hisey–Concerning prohibiting a unit owners’
association of a common interest community from regulating
the use of a public right-of-way.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 11, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 14, 2022.)
SB22-092 by Senator(s) Gardner; also Representative(s) Soper–Concerning changes to the “Colorado Probate Code”.
SB22-020 by Senator(s) Gardner; also Representative(s) Tipper–Concerning the addition of court reporters to the list of
professionals who may administer oaths.
HB22-1224 by Representative(s) Tipper and Soper; also Senator(s)
Gonzales–Concerning theft of public benefits.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 15, 2022.)
SB22-115 by Senator(s) Jaquez Lewis and Gardner; also Representative(s)
Soper and Tipper–Concerning clarifying certain terms as the
terms relate to a landowner’s liability.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 15, 2022.)
HB22-1025 by Representative(s) Benavidez; also Senator(s) Kolker,
Hansen–Concerning the repeal of infrequently used tax
expenditures, and, in connection therewith, making an
appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 15, 2022.)
HB22-1093 by Representative(s) McCormick and Will, Ortiz; also
Senator(s) Smallwood and Zenzinger–Concerning the conduct
of charitable gaming activity, and, in connection therewith,
modernizing the “Bingo and Raffles Law” to accommodate the
use of improved electronic aids and devices in the conduct of
games of chance and making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 15, 2022.)
HB22-1098 by Representative(s) Bird and Bacon; also Senator(s)
Liston–Concerning the elimination of barriers to obtaining
authority to practice an occupation based on an individual’s
criminal history record, and, in connection therewith, making an
appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 15, 2022.)
HB22-1111 by Representative(s) Amabile; also Senator(s) Rankin and
Fenberg–Concerning insurance coverage for insured losses
incurred as a result of a declared fire disaster, and, in connection
therewith, making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 15, 2022.)
HB22-1225 by Representative(s) Hooton and Will, Bernett, Cutter,
Froelich, Titone, Weissman; also Senator(s) Fenberg and
Jaquez Lewis–Concerning the continuation of the Colorado
resiliency office in the department of local affairs, and, in
connection therewith, implementing recommendations
contained in the 2021 sunset report by the department of
regulatory agencies.
HB22-1252 by Representative(s) Bernett; also Senator(s) Kirkmeyer and
Jaquez Lewis–Concerning provisions of public school
contracts, and, in connection therewith, specifying requirements
and limitations for such provisions.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 15, 2022.)
HB22-1275 by Representative(s) McLachlan and Larson; also Senator(s)
Fields–Concerning the continuation of the school safety
resource center advisory board, and, in connection therewith,
implementing the recommendation in the department of
regulatory agencies’ sunset report.
SB22-026 by Senator(s) Ginal and Kirkmeyer; also Representative(s)
Boesenecker and Rich–Concerning an oil and gas operator’s
sole ability to review and protest property tax.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 15, 2022.)
SB22-095 by Senator(s) Fields and Moreno; also Representative(s)
Gonzales-Gutierrez and Bacon–Concerning improving
missing person investigations.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 15, 2022.)

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HB22-1046 by Representative(s) McLachlan and Catlin; also Senator(s)
Winter and Woodward–Concerning authority for local
governments to designate highways under their jurisdiction for
over-snow use only.
(Passed on Third Reading as printed in House Journal, February 18, 2022.)
(Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 11, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 15, 2022.)
HB22-1150 by Representative(s) Bockenfeld and Exum; also Senator(s)
Cooke and Fields–Concerning the elimination of signature
requirements for persons who are alleged to have violated
certain offenses.
(Passed on Third Reading as printed in House Journal, February 22, 2022.)
(Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 11, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 15, 2022.)
HB22-1110 by Representative(s) Boesenecker and Bradfield; also
Senator(s) Story–Concerning the circumstances under which a
board of education may meet in executive session when
selecting a chief executive officer.
(Passed on Third Reading as printed in House Journal, February 24, 2022.)
(Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 14, 2022.)

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HB22-1255 Ortiz and Bradfield–Improve Higher Ed For Students
With A Disability
HB22-1248 McLachlan and Ortiz–Extend School Leadership Pilot
Program

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HB22-1263 Kennedy–Sunset Continue Licensure Of
Acupuncturists
HB22-1064 Mullica and Bacon–Prohibit Flavored Tobacco Regul
Synthetic Nicotine
HB22-1015 Luck–Off-label Use Of Approved Drugs To Treat
COVID-19
HB22-1136 Pico–Ultrasound Video Demonstration In Sex Ed

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HB22-1147 Luck–Sheriffs’ Authority In Relation To Federal Gov
HB22-1270 Woodrow–Change Term Name-based Crim History
Record Check
HB22-1272 Gonzales-Gutierrez and Benavidez–Repeal Of
Attorney Fees On Motions To Dismiss
HB22-1288 Titone and Soper–Safe Reporting Assaults Suffered
By Sex Workers

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SB22-141 by Senator(s) Moreno and Kirkmeyer; also Representative(s) Lynch and Valdez
D.–Concerning making nonsubstantive changes to title 43.
HB22-1102 by Representative(s) Ortiz and Sullivan; also Senator(s) Gardner–Concerning protected classes
in fair housing practices, and, in connection therewith, including a veteran or military status as a
protected class.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, March 15, 2022.)

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SB22-144 by Senator(s) Zenzinger; also Representative(s) Kipp and Rich–Concerning the provision of
transportation services by a transportation network company not in connection with a business
operated for profit.
(Transportation and Energy recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal,
March 11, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 15, 2022.)

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HB22-1038 by Representative(s) Daugherty and Van Beber; also Senator(s) Moreno and Gardner–Right
To Counsel For Youth
HB22-1245 by Representative(s) Daugherty and Van Beber; also Senator(s) Zenzinger–Foster Youth In
Transition Program Clarifications
HB22-1250 by Representative(s) Woodrow and Pico; also Senator(s) Zenzinger and
Woodward–Nonsubstantive Changes To Title 7 Of CRS
HB22-1208 by Representative(s) Weissman and McKean; also Senator(s) Lee–Jail Data Collection Clean-
up
HB22-1211 by Representative(s) Soper and Gonzales-Gutierrez; also Senator(s) Lee and Gardner–Sunset
Juvenile Justice Reform Committee

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MEMBERS OF THE
BOARD OF ASSESSMENT APPEALS
for terms expiring June 30, 2022:
Claudia Crane of Crestone, Colorado, appointed;
Valerie Bartell of Longmont, Colorado, reappointed;
John DeRungs of Denver, Colorado, reappointed;
Samuel M. Forsyth of Colorado Springs, Colorado, reappointed;
Amy J. Williams, MAI of Hayden, Colorado, a member engaged in agriculture
reappointed;
Monte Mullins of Alamosa, Colorado, appointed;
for a term expiring June 30, 2025:
Ann Louesa Maricle of Denver, Colorado, occasioned by the resignation of Deborah
Baumbach, appointed.
MEMBERS OF THE
DENVER METROPOLITAN MAJOR LEAGUE STADIUM DISTRICT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
for terms expiring August 1, 2022:
Damon O. Barry of Westminster, Colorado, appointed;
F. Robert Lee of Littleton, Colorado, reappointed;
David Scott Martinez of Golden, Colorado, reappointed;
Stephanie Forbes Donner of Denver, Colorado, reappointed;
for terms expiring August 1, 2023:
Victor F. Ridder of Denver, Colorado, appointed;
Ramona Martinez of Denver, Colorado, appointed;
Andrew Marshall Feinstein of Denver, Colorado, appointed.
MEMBERS OF THE
COLORADO TOURISM OFFICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
for terms expiring June 1, 2025:
Phillip Washington of Aurora, Colorado, to serve as an at-large member from a tourism
based industries, appointed;
Nicholas Ragain of Colorado Springs, Colorado, to serve as a representative for cultural
event and facilities, appointed.
SB22-140 by Senator(s) Coleman; also Representative(s) McLachlan–Expansion Of Experiential
Learning Opportunities