Please read the proposed changes –highlighted in bright blue –as members will be asked to vote on them at the June 28th quarterly meeting. The yellow highlighted revisions were required by the National Association of REALTORS and have already been approved by the Board of Directors. We merely wish to inform you of the changes. Click
After more than four years of negotiations on construction litigation reform, HB-1279 sponsored by Representatives Garnett (D-Denver), and Saine (R-Firestone) and Senators Tate (R-Centennial) and Guzman (D-Denver), has passed through both the House and Senate unanimously and is now on its way to the Governor. We expect the Governor to sign it into law. This informed
We are happy to report that House Bill 17-1358, sponsored by Representative Rosenthal (D-Denver) died in the House Business Affairs and Labor Committee yesterday on a vote of 11-2. As expected, HB-17-1358 was viewed as highly unnecessary and, as a result, was killed in committee yesterday afternoon. In fact, several committee members conveyed that they believe
HB-1279. This bill, sponsored by Representatives Garnett (D-Denver), and Saine (R-Firestone) and Senators Tate (R-Centennial) and Guzman (D-Denver), passed the House unanimously on Monday April 24th and will now be heard Monday, May 1st in the Senate Business, Labor and Technology Committee. Nothing in HB 1279 stands in the way of individual owners who have
San Juan Basin Public Health, which regulates septic systems in La Plata, Archuleta, and San Juan Counties, is currently revising its local septic system regulations. We have planned several community meetings on a couple of subjects (see below), but first, an overview: The State of Colorado recently updated their statewide septic regulations (“Regulation 43”), and
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