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Colorado Senate Bill 100 - Winding its way toward the Governor
Bill is now in the House looking for final vote
April 14, 2005
By
Jan Jackson
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Copyright Colorado Homeowner Association News
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ALERT ALERT ALERT ALERT
Just got word that Gov. Owens may be thinking about vetoing Senate Bill 100 (increased protection for HOA/CIC homeowners).
Looks like we gotta get our dialing and keyboard fingers moving one last time. This time to Gov. Owens. Tell him WE DO NOT WANT HIM TO VETO SENATE BILL 100 !!!
Time is short!
Jan
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Bill Owens, Governor
Phone
(303) 866-2471
Fax
(303) 866-2003
Email Governor Owens
Posted May 12 2005 2:15AM CEST
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Jan Jackson
Florissant, Colorado |
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UPDATE
The Legislative Council librarian says that they will be finishing the paperwork - including the Journal which will show the full Senate's final vote, and the final version of the bill , etc, in the next few days.
When the above updated information appears on the Colorado Legislature web site, I will post it here.
Posted May 11 2005 6:42AM CEST
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Jan Jackson
Florissant, Colorado |
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Below is the most up-to-date info about Senate Bill 100. As you will note, it has now PASSED IN BOTH THE HOUSE AND THE sENATE !!!!! That means, as far as I know, that it is NOW ON ITS WAY TO THE GOVERNOR !!!!
CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERYONE WHO ENCOURAGED OUR LEGISLATORS TO PASS THIS BILL !!!!!
YOU DID IT !!!!! ALL OF YOU DID IT !!!!!
Now, go out and celebrate, for heaven's sake !!!!!!
Jan
Summarized History for Bill Number SB05-100
(The date the bill passed to the committee of the whole reflects the date the bill passed out of committee.)
01/17/2005 Introduced In Senate - Assigned to State, Veterans & Military Affairs
02/09/2005 Senate Committee on State, Veterans & Military Affairs Witness Testimony Only
02/15/2005 Senate Committee on State, Veterans & Military Affairs Pass Amended to Senate Committee of the Whole
02/22/2005 Senate Second Reading Laid Over
02/23/2005 Senate Second Reading Laid Over to 02/252005
02/25/2005 Senate Second Reading Passed with Amendments
02/28/2005 Introduced In House - Assigned to Local Government
02/28/2005 Senate Third Reading Passed
03/23/2005 House Committee on Local Government Witness Testimony Only
03/24/2005 House Committee on Local Government Pass Amended to House Committee of the Whole
03/30/2005 House Second Reading Laid Over Daily
03/31/2005 House Second Reading Laid Over Daily
04/01/2005 House Second Reading Re-referred w/Amend. to Local Government
04/05/2005 House Committee on Local Government Pass Amended to House Committee of the Whole
04/11/2005 House Second Reading Laid Over Daily
04/12/2005 House Second Reading Laid Over Daily
04/13/2005 House Second Reading Laid Over Daily
04/14/2005 House Second Reading Passed with Amendments
04/15/2005 House Third Reading Passed
04/20/2005 Senate Considered House Amendments - Result was to Laid Over Daily
04/20/2005 Senate Considered House Amendments - Result was to Laid Over Daily04/20/2005
04/21/2005 Senate Considered House Amendments - Result was to Not Concur - Request Conference Committee
05/04/2005 First Conference Committee Result was to Committee Recessed
05/06/2005 First Conference Committee Result was to Adopt Rerevised w/ Amendments
05/06/2005 First Conference Committee Result was to Adopt Rerevised w/ Amendments
05/06/2005 House Consideration of First Conference Committee Report result was to Adopt Committee Report - Repass
05/09/2005 Senate Consideration of First Conference Committee Report result was to Adopt Committee Report - Repass
This information is prepared as an informational service only and should not be relied
upon as an official record of action taken by the Colorado General Assembly.
Posted May 10 2005 5:20AM CEST
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Jan Jackson
Florissant, Colorado |
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This Bill is extremely important to homeowners. I have been in an association for two years now and it is unbelievable the trivial things the association attends to and the larger items go unoticed. House Bill 100 states that an HOA will not be able to regulate the displaying of the US flag.
I am curious if anyone knows if this means "displaying" the flag or "manner of display" ie; flag poles vs on the house?
I have petitioned the HOA twice to put in a 16' retractable flag pole and been denied twice. It conforms to the rules and yet they have turned it down.
Posted May 9 2005 10:20PM CEST
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Joe Stephens
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Many readers (both here and on the Colorado Homeowner Association News forum have asked me why Senate Bill 100 is being continuously delayed. The answer appears to be that the Colorado legislature has too many bills pending before the scheduled end of this legislative session on May 11th (see below).
Stay tuned...
Jan
May 1, 9:53 AM EDT
Lawmakers see chance to adjourn early slipping away
By STEVEN K. PAULSON
Associated Press Writer
DENVER (AP) -- Chances the Legislature will adjourn early this year are slipping away after a flurry of new bills were introduced as the session moves into the home stretch for adjournment next week.
Since April 12, Republicans and Democrats in the House and Senate have introduced 49 bills as they head toward adjournment on May 11, including a 28-page, complex plan (Senate Bill 237) that would provide a $15 million medical subsidy for small businesses that lawmakers say could tie up debate.
Lawmakers are also still trying to come up with a plan to spend $100 million a year for bonds to fix roads and other projects if voters approve the budget fix in November.
Senate President Joan Fitz-Gerald, D-Golden, said she won't allow the Senate to give short shrift to the remaining bills on the calendar. She said senators will stay as long as it takes to get their work done.
Fitz-Gerald said her goal that the Legislature adjourn on Friday is still possible, though less likely.
"It's something to strive for," she said.
House Minority Leader Joe Stengel, R-Littleton, last week urged the House and Senate to save taxpayers $90,000 and go home early.
"I said we could adjourn early if we didn't have a bunch of late bills. I think the remaining bills will have a brief, cursory hearing, which will hurt the debate," Stengel said.
Fitz-Gerald said Democrats did a better job curtailing late bills than their predecessors. According to the Office of Legislative Legal Services, House Speaker Andrew Romanoff, D-Denver, has allowed 49 late bills this year, compared to 148 last year when Republicans controlled both the House and the Senate. The Senate has allowed 51 late bills this year, compared with 87 last year.
Other bills scheduled this week:
- The House Health & Human Services Committee will hear testimony Monday on Senate Bill 207 imposing a statewide ban on smoking in restaurants. Supporters said some restaurant workers are wrongly forced to choose between their health and their jobs because of second-hand smoke. Republicans said there was no evidence that has occurred.
- The House Judiciary Committee on Thursday takes up House Concurrent Resolution 1002, calling for a voter-approved ban on gay marriage. Rep. Kevin Lundberg, R-Berthoud, said protecting traditional marriage is the "most significant domestic issue of the decade." Last year, Lundberg failed to get a majority of members in the Republican-controlled House to back GOP Rep. Marilyn Musgrave's proposed gay marriage amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/C/CO_XGR_WEEK_AHEAD_COOL-?SITE=COCOL&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT
Posted May 2 2005 12:25PM CEST
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Jan Jackson
Florissant, Colorado |
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SENATE JOURNAL
STATE OF COLORADO
April 29, 2005
On motion of Senator Isgar, and with a majority of those elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the balance of the calendar of April 29, was laid over until Monday, May 2, retaining its place on the calendar.
Conference Committees to Report: HB05-1183, HB05-1171, SB05-100, SB05-210, SB05-158, SB05-204.
Posted Apr 30 2005 6:07AM CEST
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Jan Jackson
Florissant, Colorado |
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SENATE JOURNAL
STATE OF COLORADO
Thursday, April 28, 2005
On motion of Senator Gordon, and with a majority of those elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the balance of the calendar of April 28, was laid over until Friday, retaining its place on the calendar.
Conference Committees to Report: HB05-1183, HB05-1171, SB05-100, SB05-210, SB05-185.
Posted Apr 29 2005 7:00AM CEST
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Jan Jackson
Florissant, Colorado |
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SENATE JOURNAL
STATE OF COLORADO
Wednesday, April 27, 2005
On motion of Senator Gordon, and with a majority of those elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the balance of the calendar of April 27, was laid over until Thursday, April 28, retaining its place on the calendar.
Conference Committees to Report: HB05-1183, SB05-038, HB05-1171, SB05-100, SB05-210.
Posted Apr 28 2005 6:13AM CEST
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Jan Jackson
Florissant, Colorado |
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SENATE JOURNAL
STATE OF COLORADO
Tuesday, April 26, 2005
On motion of Senator Gordon, and with a majority of those elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the balance of the calendar of April 26, was [b]laid over until Wednesday, April 27[/b], retaining its place on the calendar.
[b]Conference Committees to Report:[/b] SB05-071, HB05-1183, SB05-038, HB05-1208, HB05-1171, [b]SB05-100[/b], SB05-210.
Posted Apr 27 2005 8:44AM CEST
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Jan Jackson
Florissant, Colorado |
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Looks like the Conference Committee Report for Senate Bill 100 was laid over from yesterday until today (see below).
Jan
SENATE CALENDAR
STATE OF COLORADO
Tuesday, April 26, 2005
CONFERENCE COMMITTEES TO REPORT
SB05-100 by Senator(s) Hagedorn; also Representative(s) Carroll, M.
Concerning increased protection for homeowners.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 14, page 1116.)
Senate Conferees: Senators Hagedorn, Takis, and Teck
House Conferees: Representatives M. Carroll, Weissman, and May Senate and House members granted permission to go beyond the scope of the differences between the two houses.
Related link
Colorado Homeowner Association News
Posted Apr 27 2005 1:57AM CEST
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Jan Jackson
Florissant, Colorado |
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