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House Transportation, Housing & Local Government

Tuesday, February 3, 2026·4h 35m·▶ Watch / Listen

The House Transportation, Housing & Local Government committee advanced a contested affordable-housing measure over unified Republican dissent and cleared an electronic vehicle-title bill unanimously, after briefings on the state's producer-responsibility recycling rollout and a local climate funding program.

Key Actions

·Housing Developments on Qualifying PropertiesPassed

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Notable Quotes

the fiscal note for this bill is a fantasy. This is a huge unfunded mandate. Nonprofits and school districts don't pay property taxes.

Katie Brown (Mayor of Cherry Hills Village) · witnessEncapsulates the local-government objection that removing property-tax-paying uses shifts service costs onto communities without funding.

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Votes

Referred to Committee of the WholeAction
Yes (9)Andrew Boesenecker, Jamie Jackson, Mandy Lindsay, Kenny Nguyen, Amy Paschal, Jacque Phillips, Elizabeth Velasco, Rebekah Stewart, Meg Froelich
No (4)Max Brooks, Chris Richardson, Larry Don Suckla, Ron Weinberg
Referred to Committee of the WholeAction
Yes (12)Andrew Boesenecker, Max Brooks, Jamie Jackson, Mandy Lindsay, Kenny Nguyen, Amy Paschal, Jacque Phillips, Chris Richardson, Larry Don Suckla, Elizabeth Velasco, Ron Weinberg, Meg Froelich
Excused (1)Rebekah Stewart
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TranscriptPreview
Thank you for your patience. The Transportation, Housing, and Local government committee will come to order. Mr. Gravy, please call the roll representatives. Basenecker Brooks. Excused. Jackson. Excused. Lindsey. Excused. Wynn. Pascal. Here. Phillips. Yes. Richardson. Here. Sukla. Here. Velasco. Excuse. Weinberg. Excuse. Vice Chair. Stewart. Excuse. Madam Chair. Here. And Representatives Wen, Lindsey, Brooks have all. Are all here as well. We have two presentations that we're very grateful for. These are presentations about bills that have previously passed and have impacts on local governments. And we're interested to see how these big bills are actually being implemented at the local level. So we very much appreciate you joining us. From the Department of Public Health and Environment, we have Wolf Cray, Deborah Nelson, and Bob Ritz, plus a presentation accompanying them. So who would like to go first? Is that Mr. Cray? Great. Mr. Cray, please proceed and tell us all about EPR. All right, thank you. Madam Chair, members of the committee, my name is Wolf Kray. I am the. It's on. It's on. Yep, yep. Thank you. Madam chair, members of the committee, my name is Wolf Cray. I'm the materials management unit leader at the
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