House Transportation, Housing & Local Government
The House Transportation, Housing & Local Government committee advanced CDOT's HB26-1076 transportation cleanup bill over a party-line objection that one 'clarification' actually rewrote a fund it had passed last year, and heard—but held—Rep. Larry Don Suckla's HB26-1095 to strip paywalls off public and legal notices amid warnings the bill's language was broader than its stated aim.
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“So I'm just curious how we justify after all those levels of scrutiny and signing something into a law that this isn't just clarifying, this is changing the law that we passed in this but this building or that building last year.”
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Sign in to subscribe1095 Mr. Gravy, please call the roll. Representatives Bassnecker Here Brooks Present Jackson Excused Lindsey Excused Wynn Happy Beer Pascal Present Phillips Yes Richardson Here Sukla Here Velasco? Presente. Weinberg Live and in person Madam Vice Chair Stewart Here Madam Chair, thank you very much. Thanks everyone for being so on time. We can get started. Unfortunately Rep. Lindsay isn't feeling well, but Rep. Pascal is more than capable of holding down the fort. So please tell us about 1076. Thank you madam Chair and members of the Committee, I am pleased to present to you House Bill 1076 Transportation statutory cleanup Bill this is a bill that was presented to the Transportation Legislative Review Committee over the interim. We did not pick the bill up, but we should have. So this is a great bill. It is a list of changes that CDOT compiled of statutory revisions needed to improve clarity and increase efficiency and that means saving money. All changes are technical or minor in scope, intended to reduce confusion and reaffirm original legislative intent rather than shift in any policy. The revisions have been consolidated into a single good governance package. So you all should have in…
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