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HB 23-1304

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Proposition 123 Affordable Housing Programs

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House Bill 23-1304, also known as Proposition 123 Affordable Housing Programs, updates Colorado's affordable housing initiatives by allowing tribal governments to participate and modifying how certain programs are administered. It also clarifies eligibility criteria for some programs and allows the Office of Economic Development to use a portion of funds for administrative costs. The bill was signed into law on June 5, 2023, and is now effective. This means that tribal communities can now apply for affordable housing funding, and there are clearer guidelines for how these programs will operate moving forward.

Official Summary

The act modifies the affordable housing programs (programs) created by Proposition 123, which was approved by voters at the 2022 statewide election, by: Allowing tribal governments to participate in the programs; Requiring the division of local government, rather than the division of housing, to administer the land planning capacity development program; Allowing the office of economic development (office) to use a portion of the money in the affordable housing financing fund (financing fund) for its administrative expenses, without increasing the total amount of money from the fund that may be used for administrative expenses; Modifying the calculation for determining eligibility for some of the programs; Clarifying the description of how money is transferred or allocated; Specifying certain units to be included for purposes of the 3% growth obligation that is a condition for funding for local and tribal governments; Establishing a process for rural resort communities to petition the division of housing to use alternative percentages of area median income for eligibility for certain affordable housing programs for a given funding cycle; Exempting money that was originally from the federal coronavirus state fiscal recovery fund from the appropriations for fiscal year 2022-23 used to determine the state's maintenance of effort requirement for other affordable housing funding; and Requiring the office and the division of housing to provide 3 annual reports to legislative committees about the affordable housing programs. APPROVED by Governor June 5, 2023 EFFECTIVE June 5, 2023 (Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

Details

Chamber
House
First action
2023-06-05
Latest action
2023-04-20
Last action desc.
Introduced In House - Assigned to Transportation, Housing & Local Government
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Sponsors

Related Legislation

This bill affects (13)

amends
HB 23-1302(2023A)· signed
Housing Accessibility
amends
SB 23-116(2023A)· signed
Department of Governor, Lt. Governor, & OSPB Supplemental
amends
SB 23-124(2023A)· signed
Department of Local Affairs Supplemental
relates
SB 22-232(2022A)· signed
Creation Of Colorado Workforce Housing Trust Authority
relates
SB 17-098(2017A)· failed
Mobile Home Parks
relates
SB 22-160(2022A)· signed
Loan Program Resident-owned Communities
relates
HB 23-1257(2023A)· signed
Mobile Home Park Water Quality
relates
HB 22-1013(2022A)· signed
Microgrids For Community Resilience Grant Program
relates
SB 22-162(2022A)· signed
Administration Organization Act Modernization
relates
SB 23-035(2023A)· signed
Middle-income Housing Authority Act
relates
HB 18-1020(2018A)· signed
Civil Forfeiture Reforms
relates
HB 22-1287(2022A)· signed
Protections For Mobile Home Park Residents
relates
HB 23-1184(2023A)· signed
Low-income Housing Property Tax Exemptions

Affected by (29)

amends
SB 25-313(2025A)· signed
Proposition 123 Revenue Uses
amends
HB 25-1272(2025A)· signed
Construction Defects & Middle Market Housing
amends
HB 24-1294(2024A)· signed
Mobile Homes in Mobile Home Parks
amends
HB 26-1360(2026A)· signed
Affordable Housing Financing Fund
amends
SB 25-308(2025A)· signed
Medicaid Services Related to Federal Authorizations
amends
HB 26-1313(2026A)· signed
Adjust Requirements Statewide Affordable Housing Fund
amends
SB 26-135(2026A)· passed
State Public K-12 Education Funding
amends
HB 24-1316(2024A)· signed
Middle-Income Housing Tax Credit
amends
HB 25-1019(2025A)· signed
Third-Party Administration of Division of Housing Programs
amends
HB 25-1019(2025B)· failed
Prohibit Certain Cash Fund Use Against Federal Action
relates
SB 25-100(2025A)· signed
Department of Local Affairs Supplemental
relates
HB 25-1019(2025A)· signed
Third-Party Administration of Division of Housing Programs
relates
HB 24-1465(2024A)· signed
Program Changes Refinance Coronavirus Recovery Funds
relates
HB 24-1192(2024A)· signed
Department of Local Affairs Supplemental
relates
HB 25-1071(2025A)· signed
Distribution of State Money
relates
HB 25-1019(2025B)· failed
Prohibit Certain Cash Fund Use Against Federal Action
relates
HB 26-1161(2026A)· signed
Department of Local Affairs Supplemental
relates
HB 24-1434(2024A)· signed
Expand Affordable Housing Tax Credit
relates
HB 26-1065(2026A)· signed
Transit and Housing Investment Zones
relates
HB 24-1286(2024A)· signed
Equal Justice Fund Authority
relates
HB 23-1257(2023A)· signed
Mobile Home Park Water Quality
relates
HB 26-1224(2026A)· signed
Protections for Mobile Home Park Residents
relates
HB 23-1190(2023A)· signed
Affordable Housing Right Of First Refusal
relates
SB 25-081(2025A)· signed
Treasurer's Office
relates
HB 26-1204(2026A)· signed
Senior Cooperative Housing Authority Projects
relates
SB 23-111(2023A)· signed
Public Employees' Workplace Protection
relates
SB 24-174(2024A)· signed
Sustainable Affordable Housing Assistance
relates
HB 26-1313(2026A)· signed
Adjust Requirements Statewide Affordable Housing Fund
repeals
SB 25-313(2025A)· signed
Proposition 123 Revenue Uses

Votes

REPASS
2023-05-08 · House · passYes: 59 · No: 5 · Other:
CONCUR
2023-05-08 · House · passYes: 60 · No: 4 · Other:
BILL
2023-05-04 · Senate · passYes: 27 · No: 8 · Other:
BILL
2023-04-29 · House · passYes: 61 · No: 4 · Other: