Colorado § 25-16.5-110 - Stakeholder feedback - report.

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§ 25-16.5-110. Stakeholder feedback - report.

(1) Stakeholders may provide the department with feedback about the effectiveness of the enterprise, including any factors that facilitate or inhibit progress, which factors may relate to the enterprise itself or to other areas such as the circular economy development center or producer responsibility program. At any time the department chooses, the department shall share the feedback with the board to inform the board's strategies and decisions.

(2) By January 1, 2030, the department, after engaging stakeholders, shall submit a report to the committees of reference of the general assembly with jurisdiction over environmental matters regarding the enterprise and any recommendations. The department's recommendations in the report may include:

(a) The statutory repeal date of the enterprise, if any;

(b) Enterprise fee amounts, including a proposed schedule for fee increases or a recommendation to move to a single, statewide fee; and

(c) Progress toward delivering statewide services.

Source: L. 2024: Entire article R&RE, (HB 24-1449), ch. 192, p. 1126, § 1, effective July 1.

ARTICLE 17

Waste Diversion and Recycling

PART 1

RECYCLING OF PRODUCTS

25-17-101. Legislative declaration.

25-17-102. Definitions.

25-17-103. Labeling and coding.

25-17-104. Local government preemption - repeal. (Repealed)

25-17-105. Pilot program - recycled plastic and products - rules.

25-17-105.5. Pilot program - cathode ray tube product recycling.

25-17-106. Repeal of part. (Repealed)

25-17-107. Electronic device recycling task force - report - cash fund - repeal. (Repealed)

25-17-108. Statewide education campaign concerning recycling - repeal. (Repealed)

PART 2

STRATEGIES FOR MOTOR VEHICLE WASTE TIRES

25-17-201 to

25-17-208. (Repealed)

PART 3

ELECTRONIC DEVICE RECYCLING

25-17-301. Short title.

25-17-302. Definitions.

25-17-303. Landfill ban - rules.

25-17-304. State electronic device recycling - rules.

25-17-305. Immunity.

25-17-306. Public education.

25-17-307. Charitable donations of electronic devices.

25-17-308. Rules.

PART 4

ARCHITECTURAL PAINT STEWARDSHIP PROGRAMS

25-17-401. Short title.

25-17-402. Legislative declaration.

25-17-403. Definitions.

25-17-404. Paint stewardship program plan - assessment - rules - fees.

25-17-405. Paint stewardship program requirements - annual reports - customer information.

25-17-406. Retail sales - requirements - paint stewardship assessment added to purchase price - customer information.

25-17-407. Violations - enforcement - administrative penalty.

25-17-408. Fees - cash fund - creation.

25-17-409. Certificate of designation not required.

25-17-410. Limited exemption from antitrust, restraint of trade, and unfair trade practices provisions.

PART 5

MANAGEMENT OF PLASTIC PRODUCTS

25-17-501. Short title.

25-17-502. Legislative declaration.

25-17-503. Definitions - rules.

25-17-504. Restrictions on use of single-use plastic carryout bag - inventory exception.

25-17-505. Carryout bag fee - disposition of money.

25-17-506. Prohibition on use of expanded polystyrene food containers.

25-17-507. Enforcement - possible penalties.

25-17-508. Local government regulation - preemption.

25-17-509. Exemption for medical products.

PART 6

CIRCULAR ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT CENTER

25-17-601. Definitions.

25-17-602. Circular economy development center - creation - administration - reports.

25-17-603. Repeal of part.

PART 7

PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY PROGRAM FOR STATEWIDE RECYCLING

25-17-701. Short title.

25-17-702. Legislative declaration.

25-17-703. Definitions.

25-17-704. Producer responsibility program for statewide recycling advisory board - creation - membership.

25-17-705. Producer responsibility program for statewide recycling - needs assessment - plan proposal - rules.

25-17-706. Minimum recyclable list - convenience standards.

25-17-707. Education and outreach program.

25-17-708. Producer requirements - additional producer responsibility organization - coordination plan - rules - confidentiality - compliance with local government codes - audit.

25-17-709. Producer responsibility dues - inspection of records - annual reporting.

25-17-710. Violations - enforcement - administrative penalty - injunction.

25-17-711. Limited exemption from antitrust, restraint of trade, and unfair trade practices provisions.

25-17-712. Eligibility for state or local incentive programs.

25-17-713. Producer exemptions - rules.

25-17-714. Restriction on fees.

25-17-715. Producer responsibility program for statewide recycling administration fund - creation - purpose.

25-17-716. No obligation to provide recycling services.

PART 8

STANDARDS FOR PRODUCTS REPRESENTED AS COMPOSTABLE

25-17-801. Legislative declaration.

25-17-802. Definitions.

25-17-803. Requirements for products represented as compostable.

25-17-804. Marketing and advertising prohibitions for products that are not certified compostable - misleading labels, images, and words - plastic products.

25-17-805. Proof of compliance - information on commercial composting environment.

25-17-806. Education and outreach - complaint forum.

PART 9

ORGANICS DIVERSION

25-17-901 to

25-17-903. (Repealed)

PART 10

BATTERY STEWARDSHIP PROGRAMS

25-17-1001. Short title.

25-17-1002. Legislative declaration.

25-17-1003. Definitions - rules.

25-17-1004. Requirement that producers participate in a battery stewardship plan - retailer requirements - no point-of-sale fees.

25-17-1005. Battery stewardship plans - review and approval by the executive director.

25-17-1006. Performance goals.

25-17-1007. Collection of charges - reimbursement of collection sites and electronic waste recyclers.

25-17-1008. Collection site requirements - statewide collection opportunities - minimum amount of collection sites.

25-17-1009. Assessment of battery-containing products required.

25-17-1010. Education and outreach requirements - coordination with other battery stewardship organizations - survey of public awareness.

25-17-1011. Annual reporting requirements - proprietary information.

25-17-1012. Annual fee - battery stewardship fund - responsibilities of the executive director - rules.

25-17-1013. Marking requirements for batteries - rules.

25-17-1014. Battery disposal and collection requirements.

25-17-1015. Enforcement - responsibilities of the department.

25-17-1016. Antitrust.

25-17-1017. Collection of batteries independent of a battery stewardship program.

25-17-1018. Rules.

25-17-1019. Propulsion batteries - propulsion battery providers - remanufacturers - secondary handlers - public outreach and education - collection of unwanted propulsion batteries - reporting requirement - marking and labeling requirements - solid waste disposal site and facility disposal prohibited.

25-17-1020. Applicability.

PART 1

RECYCLING OF PRODUCTS

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