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HB 17-1362

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Plan For Addressing Statewide Infrastructure Needs

Plain-English Summary

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House Bill 17-1362, known as "Plan for Addressing Statewide Infrastructure Needs," requires certain committees to meet and discuss how to address critical infrastructure needs across Colorado. These meetings aim to find ways to fund these essential projects. The bill affects state government bodies responsible for transportation and capital development. Since the status is "signed," this means that the governor has approved the bill, making it official law.

Official Summary

The bill requires the transportation legislation review committee to meet at least once together with the capital development committee in the course of the committees' regular business to discuss a plan to address critical statewide infrastructure needs and how such critical needs should be funded. (Note: This summary applies to the reengrossed version of this bill as introduced in the second house.)

Details

Chamber
House
First action
2017-05-04
Latest action
2017-04-26
Last action desc.
Introduced In House - Assigned to Transportation & Energy
OpenStates
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Affected by (52)

amends
HB 25-1313(2025A)· signed
Modify Laws Within Purview of the Capital Development Committee
amends
HB 22-1353(2022A)· signed
Public Safety Communications Transfer
relates
SB 26-150(2026A)· signed
Modernizing Regional Transportation District
relates
SB 26-169(2026A)· signed
Revisor's Bill
relates
SB 25-321(2025A)· signed
Motor Vehicle Emissions Inspection Facilities
relates
SB 25-161(2025A)· signed
Transit Reform
relates
SB 17-294(2017A)· signed
Revisor's Bill
relates
SB 25-199(2025A)· signed
Suspend Legislative Interim Activities
relates
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Limitations on Bills Introduced by General Assembly Members
relates
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Legislative Committee Testimony Required Oath
relates
HB 22-1162(2022A)· signed
Motor Vehicle Digital Number Plates
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Transportation Infrastructure Funding
relates
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relates
HB 26-1331(2026A)· signed
Modify 2026 Interim Committees
relates
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Programs To Reduce Ozone Through Increased Transit
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Creation Of Tax Code Task Force
relates
HB 24-1368(2024A)· signed
Language Access Advisory Board
relates
HB 24B-1008(2024B)· signed
Tax Code Legislative Task Force
relates
SB 23-268(2023A)· signed
Ten-year Transportation Plan Information
relates
HB 24-1447(2024A)· signed
Transit Reform
relates
SB 18-034(2018A)· signed
Relocate Title 12 Gaming To New Title 44
relates
SB 22-239(2022A)· signed
Buildings In The Capitol Complex
relates
SB 23-076(2023A)· signed
Sunset Continue CO Youth Advisory Council
relates
SB 25-262(2025A)· signed
Changes to Money in the Capital Construction Fund
relates
HB 26-1406(2026A)· signed
Repeal Capital Construction Funding Requirements
relates
SB 24-184(2024A)· signed
Support Surface Transportation Infrastructure Development
relates
HB 24-1135(2024A)· signed
Offenses Related to Operating a Vehicle
relates
SB 24-100(2024A)· signed
Commercial Vehicle Highway Safety Measures
relates
SB 24-065(2024A)· signed
Mobile Electronic Devices & Motor Vehicle Driving
relates
HB 23-1217(2023A)· signed
Motor Vehicles Tows And Crime Victims
relates
HB 26-1248(2026A)· failed
Oversize Overweight Permitting
relates
HB 26-1295(2026A)· signed
Repeal of Obsolete Statutory Requirements
relates
HB 17-1340(2017A)· signed
Legislative Interim Committee On School Finance
relates
HB 17-1216(2017A)· signed
Sales And Use Tax Simplification Task Force
relates
HB 18-1425(2018A)· signed
Prison Population Issues Study Committee
relates
SB 18-166(2018A)· signed
Change Maximum Criminal Penalty One Year To 364 Days
relates
HB 18-1003(2018A)· signed
Opioid Misuse Prevention
relates
SB 23-295(2023A)· signed
Colorado River Drought Task Force
repeals
SB 26-187(2026A)· signed
Establishing Commission on Medicaid
repeals
SB 23-305(2023A)· signed
Property Tax Task Force
repeals
HB 23B-1005(2023B)· signed
Matters Related To Tax Relief For Tax Year 2023
repeals
HB 26-1331(2026A)· signed
Modify 2026 Interim Committees
repeals
HB 23-1294(2023A)· signed
Pollution Protection Measures
repeals
HB 25-1057(2025A)· signed
American Indian Affairs Interim Committee
repeals
HB 25-1183(2025A)· signed
Colorimetric Field Drug Test Working Group
repeals
SB 25-275(2025A)· signed
Nonsubstantive Relocation of Definitions in Colorado Revised Statutes
repeals
SB 23B-004(2023B)· signed
Property Tax Relief
repeals
SB 24-178(2024A)· signed
Duplicative Inventory of State-Owned Real Property
repeals
HB 24-1265(2024A)· signed
Interim Committee Cell Phone Connectivity
repeals
HB 23B-1003(2023B)· failed
Property Tax Task Force
repeals
HB 24-1050(2024A)· signed
Simplify Processes Regarding Certain Local Government Taxes
repeals
SB 22-201(2022A)· signed
Commission On Judicial Discipline

Votes

Reconsider motion to refer House Bill 17-1362 to the Committee on Legislative Council. The motion passed on a vote of 11-0, with 2 excused.
2017-05-04 · House · passYes: 11 · No: 1 · Other:
Refer House Bill 17-1362 to the Committee of the Whole. The motion passed on a vote of 11-0, with 2 excused.
2017-05-04 · House · passYes: 11 · No: 0 · Other:
Refer House Bill 17-1362 to the Committee on Legislative Council. The motion passed on a vote of 11-0, with 2 excused.
2017-05-04 · House · passYes: 11 · No: 0 · Other:
Postpone House Bill 17-1362 indefinitely. The motion passed on a vote of 5-0.
2017-05-04 · House · passYes: 5 · No: 0 · Other: