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SB22-083 by Senator(s) Coram; also Representative(s) Catlin and
Bird–Concerning a broadband provider’s use of the public
rights-of-way.
HB22-1001 by Representative(s) Cutter and Sullivan; also Senator(s)
Pettersen and Kolker–Concerning a transfer from the general
fund to the department of state cash fund to allow the
department of state to reduce business-related fees for state
fiscal year 2022-23.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 18, 2022.)
HB22-1118 by Representative(s) Daugherty; also Senator(s) Kolker–Concerning limitations on purchasers’ claims for sales
and use tax refunds.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 18, 2022.)
HB22-1202 by Representative(s) Herod and McCluskie, Kipp, Larson;
also Senator(s) Zenzinger and Coleman, Bridges, Kirkmeyer,
Lundeen–Concerning the creation of a new measure in the
public school funding formula for identifying at-risk students,
and, in connection therewith, creating a working group in the
department of education to implement the new measure in a
future budget year and making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 18, 2022.)
HB22-1222 by Representative(s) Tipper; also Senator(s) Holbert and
Rodriguez–Concerning marijuana responsible vendor training.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 18, 2022.)
HB22-1288 by Representative(s) Titone and Soper, Bacon, Benavidez,
Boesenecker, Lynch, Van Beber, Woodrow; also Senator(s)
Smallwood and Lee–Concerning increasing access to assistance
for victims by providing immunity from prosecution for the
offense of prostitution in specific circumstances.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, March 18, 2022.)

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SJR22-006 by Senator(s) Cooke and Zenzinger; also Representative(s)
Will–Concerning declaring the week of May 11-16, 2022, as
Police Week, and, in connection therewith, declaring May 15,
2022, as Peace Officers’ Memorial Day.
(Laid Over from March 16, 2022.)
SJR22-007 by Senator(s) Fields and Gonzales; also Representative(s)
Herod and Caraveo–Concerning designating March as Triple-
negative Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
(Laid Over from March 18, 2022.)

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HB22-1037 by Representative(s) Hooton and Van Winkle; also Senator(s) Holbert and Jaquez
Lewis–Concerning the ability of a person to operate a dual marijuana business at the same
location.
HB22-1040 by Representative(s) Rich and Hooton; also Senator(s) Story and Holbert–Concerning the
right of unit owners in common interest communities to have reasonable access to common
elements of such communities.
SB22-152 by Senator(s) Fenberg and Jaquez Lewis; also Representative(s) Gray and
Bernett–Concerning authorization for a person whose residence is destroyed or becomes
uninhabitable to continue to use the address of the residence as the person’s residence for
purposes of voting if the person intends to return to the residence once it is replaced or becomes
habitable.
SB22-139 by Senator(s) Buckner and Coleman; also Representative(s) Herod–Concerning the
establishment of Juneteenth as a state holiday.
HB22-1229 by Representative(s) Weissman and Soper; also Senator(s) Gardner and Gonzales–Concerning
adopting clean-up provisions to Senate Bill 21-271 which enacted the 2021 recommendations
of the Colorado commission on criminal and juvenile justice, and, in connection therewith,
making an appropriation.
(Amended in Special Orders as printed in Senate Journal, March 18, 2022.)
HB22-1257 by Representative(s) Weissman and Soper; also Senator(s) Gonzales and Gardner–Concerning
the adoption of 2022 recommendations of the Colorado criminal juvenile justice commission
regarding sentencing provisions for offenses, and, in connection therewith, making an
appropriation.
(Amended in Special Orders as printed in Senate Journal, March 18, 2022.)
SB22-010 by Senator(s) Simpson and Lee; also Representative(s) Benavidez and Amabile–Concerning
pretrial diversion programs that are intended to identify eligible individuals who have
behavioral health disorders in order to divert them from the criminal justice system into
community treatment programs.
(Amended in Special Orders as printed in Senate Journal, March 18, 2022.)
SB22-018 by Senator(s) Lee and Cooke; also Representative(s) Benavidez and Soper–Concerning
expanding the court reminder program, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
(Amended in Special Orders as printed in Senate Journal, March 18, 2022.)

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SB22-126 by Senator(s) Sonnenberg and Donovan; also Representative(s) Holtorf–Concerning a
requirement that the Colorado water conservation board prioritize water storage in the South
Platte river basin in choosing projects to finance with money from the Colorado water
conservation board construction fund.
(Agriculture and Natural Resources recommends the bill be amended as printed in
Senate Journal, February 25, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 14, 2022.)
HB22-1250 by Representative(s) Woodrow and Pico; also Senator(s) Zenzinger and
Woodward–Concerning nonsubstantive changes to title 7 of the Colorado revised statutes.
HB22-1245 by Representative(s) Daugherty and Van Beber; also Senator(s) Zenzinger–Concerning
clarifications related to the foster youth in transition program.
HB22-1211 by Representative(s) Soper and Gonzales-Gutierrez; also Senator(s) Lee and
Gardner–Concerning the continuation of the committee on juvenile justice reform, and, in
connection therewith, implementing the recommendation contained in the 2021 sunset report by
the department of regulatory agencies to sunset the committee on juvenile justice reform.
(Judiciary recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 17, 2022.)
HB22-1038 by Representative(s) Daugherty and Van Beber; also Senator(s) Moreno and
Gardner–Concerning client-directed legal representation for youth in court proceedings for
youth.
(Judiciary recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 17, 2022.)

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SR22-003 by Senator(s) Hisey and Zenzinger–Concerning recognition of Single Parent Day in Colorado.
(Laid Over from March 17, 2022.)
CONSIDERATION OF GOVERNOR’S APPOINTMENTS - CONSENT CALENDAR
MEMBER OF THE
TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
for a term expiring July 1, 2025:
Karen Dona Stuart of Broomfield, Colorado, to serve as a commissioner from the Fourth
Transportation District, reappointed.
(Transportation and Energy recommends the above appointment be confirmed.)
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;
Monte Mullins of Alamosa, Colorado, appointed; and
Amy J. Williams, MAI of Hayden, Colorado, a member engaged in agriculture
reappointed;
for a term expiring June 30, 2025:
Ann Louesa Maricle of Denver, Colorado, occasioned by the resignation of Deborah
Baumbach, appointed.
(Business, Labor, and Technology recommends the above appointments be confirmed.)
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.
(Business, Labor, and Technology recommends the above appointments be confirmed.)
CONSIDERATION OF GOVERNOR’S APPOINTMENTS - CONSENT CALENDAR (continued)
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.
(Business, Labor, and Technology recommends the above appointments be confirmed.)
CONSIDERATION OF GOVERNOR’S APPOINTMENTS
MEMBERS OF THE
TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
for terms expiring July 1, 2025:
Yessica Xytlalli Holguin of Denver, Colorado, to serve as a commissioner from the First
Transportation District, appointed;
Eula Adams of Denver, Colorado, to serve as a commissioner from the Third
Transportation District, reappointed;
Mark Garcia of Pagosa Springs, Colorado, to serve as a commissioner from the Eighth
Transportation District, appointed;
Terry A. Hart of Pueblo, Colorado, to serve as a commissioner from the Tenth
Transportation District, appointed.
(Transportation and Energy recommends the above appointments be confirmed.)
CONSIDERATION OF GOVERNOR’S APPOINTMENTS (continued)
MEMBERS OF THE
CLEAN TRANSIT ENTERPRISE
for terms expiring September 28, 2024:
Bonnie Trowbridge of Berthoud, Colorado, to serve as a representative of a public
advocacy group that has transit or comprehensive transportation expertise, appointed;
Matt Frommer of Denver, Colorado, to serve as an individual with expertise in
zero-emissions transportation, motor vehicle fleets, or utilities, appointed;
Dawn Block, of La Junta, Colorado to serve as a representative of a
transportation-focused organization that serves an environmental justice community,
occasioned by the resignation of Deyanira “Deya” Zaval of Westminster, Colorado,
appointed;
for terms expiring September 28, 2025:
David Averill of Telluride, Colorado, to serve as a representative of a rural area and have
transit expertise, appointed;
Mark Garcia of Pagosa Springs, Colorado, to serve as a member of the Transportation
Commission and have statewide transportation expertise, appointed;
Cris Jones of Boulder, Colorado, to serve as a representative of an urban area and have
transit expertise, appointed.
(Transportation and Energy recommends the above appointments be confirmed.)
MEMBERS OF THE
NONATTAINMENT AREA AIR POLLUTION
MITIGATION ENTERPRISE
for terms expiring at the pleasure of the Governor:
Danielle “Stacy” Suniga of Greeley, Colorado, to serve as an individual with expertise
on environmental, environmental justice, or public health issues, appointed;
Lynn Baca of Brighton, Colorado, to serve as an elected official of a disproportionately
impacted community that is a member of the Denver Regional Council of Governments,
appointed;
Kristen Stephens of Fort Collins, Colorado, to serve as an elected official of a local
government that is a member of the North Front Range Metropolitan Planning
Organization, appointed;
Yessica Holguin of Denver, Colorado, to serve as a representative of disproportionately
impacted communities, appointed;
Leanne Wheeler of Aurora, Colorado, to serve as a representative of disproportionately
impacted communities, appointed.
(Transportation and Energy recommends the above appointments be confirmed.)

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