Amendments for HB19-1009
House Journal, March 7
5 HB19-1009 be amended as follows, and as so amended, be referred to
6 the Committee on Appropriations with favorable
7 recommendation:
8
9 Amend printed bill, strike everything below the enacting clause and
10 substitute:
11
12 "SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-32-721, amend
13 (3)(b) and (4)(b); and add (4)(e) and (4)(f) as follows:
14 24-32-721. Colorado affordable housing construction grants
15 and loans - housing development grant fund - creation - housing
16 assistance for a person with a behavioral, mental health, or
17 substance use disorder - cash fund - appropriation - report to
18 general assembly - definition. (3) (b) Notwithstanding any other
19 provision of this section, the division, in its discretion, may transfer
20 twenty percent of the balance of moneys THE MONEY in the fund into the
21 housing investment trust fund established in section 24-32-717 (1)(a),
22 which balance is calculated as of July 1 of the state fiscal year in which
23 the money is transferred. For any given state fiscal year, no more than
24 three percent of the moneys MONEY appropriated from TO the fund may
25 be expended for the administrative costs of the division in administering
26 the fund.
27 (4) (b) In conjunction with its other programs to provide
28 assistance in obtaining housing and subject to available appropriations,
29 the division OF HOUSING shall establish a program that provides vouchers
30 and other support services for housing assistance for:
31 (I) a person AN INDIVIDUAL with a mental health disorder,
32 SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER, or co-occurring behavioral health disorder
33 who is transitioning from the department of corrections, the division of
34 youth corrections SERVICES in the department of human services, A
35 MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTE, A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, or a county jail
36 into the community; OR
37 (II) AN INDIVIDUAL WHO IS HOMELESS OR IN AN UNSTABLE
38 HOUSING ENVIRONMENT AND IS TRANSITIONING FROM A RESIDENTIAL
39 TREATMENT PROGRAM OR IS ENGAGED IN THE COMMUNITY TRANSITION
40 SPECIALIST PROGRAM CREATED PURSUANT TO SECTION 27-66.5-103.
41 (e) IN ADDITION TO ANY MONEY APPROPRIATED TO THE DIVISION
42 OF HOUSING PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (4)(d) OF THIS SECTION, FOR THE
43 2019-20 FISCAL YEAR, AND FOR EACH OF THE FOLLOWING FOUR FISCAL
44 YEARS, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL ANNUALLY APPROPRIATE AT
45 LEAST FOUR MILLION THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM THE
46 GENERAL FUND TO THE DIVISION OF HOUSING FOR THE VOUCHER
47 PROGRAM SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (4)(b) OF THIS SECTION.
48 (f) THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL
49 AFFAIRS SHALL REPORT TO THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH AND
50 HUMAN SERVICES AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES COMMITTEES ON
51 HEALTH AND INSURANCE AND PUBLIC HEALTH CARE AND HUMAN
52 SERVICES, OR ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES, UNDER THE "STATE
53 MEASUREMENT FOR ACCOUNTABLE, RESPONSIVE, AND TRANSPARENT
54 (SMART) GOVERNMENT ACT", PART 2 OF ARTICLE 7 OF TITLE 2, ON:
55 (I) THE NUMBER OF PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER THIS SECTION;
1 (II) THE NUMBER OF UNITS IN EACH PROJECT FUNDED UNDER THIS
2 SECTION;
3 (III) THE NUMBER OF QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS HOUSED AS A
4 RESULT OF THIS SUBSECTION (4); AND
5 (IV) TO THE EXTENT PRACTICABLE, THE NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS
6 WHO, AFTER RECEIVING A VOUCHER UNDER SUBSECTION (4)(b) OF THIS
7 SECTION, RETURNED TO THE FACILITIES FROM WHICH THE INDIVIDUALS
8 WERE TRANSITIONING.
9 SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 25-1.5-108.5 as
10 follows:
11 25-1.5-108.5. Regulation of recovery residences - definition.
12 (1) (a) AS USED IN THIS SECTION, "RECOVERY RESIDENCE", "SOBER
13 LIVING FACILITY", OR "SOBER HOME" MEANS ANY PREMISES, PLACE, OR
14 BUILDING THAT PROVIDES HOUSING ACCOMMODATION FOR INDIVIDUALS
15 WITH A PRIMARY DIAGNOSIS OF A SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER THAT:
16 (I) IS FREE FROM ALCOHOL AND NONPRESCRIBED OR ILLICIT
17 DRUGS;
18 (II) PROMOTES INDEPENDENT LIVING AND LIFE SKILL
19 DEVELOPMENT; AND
20 (III) PROVIDES STRUCTURED ACTIVITIES AND RECOVERY SUPPORT
21 SERVICES THAT ARE PRIMARILY INTENDED TO PROMOTE RECOVERY FROM
22 SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS.
23 (b) "RECOVERY RESIDENCE" DOES NOT INCLUDE:
24 (I) A PRIVATE RESIDENCE IN WHICH AN INDIVIDUAL RELATED TO
25 THE OWNER OF THE RESIDENCE BY BLOOD, ADOPTION, OR MARRIAGE IS
26 REQUIRED TO ABSTAIN FROM SUBSTANCE USE OR RECEIVE BEHAVIORAL
27 HEALTH SERVICES FOR A SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER AS A CONDITION OF
28 RESIDING IN THE RESIDENCE;
29 (II) THE SUPPORTIVE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY FOR INDIVIDUALS
30 WHO ARE HOMELESS OPERATED UNDER SECTION 24-32-724 AT THE FORT
31 LYON PROPERTY FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE
32 SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, MEDICAL CARE, JOB TRAINING, AND SKILL
33 DEVELOPMENT FOR THE RESIDENTS; OR
34 (III) A FACILITY APPROVED FOR RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT BY THE
35 OFFICE OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IN THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN
36 SERVICES.
37 (2) A RECOVERY RESIDENCE MAY ADMIT INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE
38 RECEIVING MEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENT, INCLUDING AGONIST
39 TREATMENT, FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS.
40 (3) EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2020, A PERSON SHALL NOT OPERATE
41 A FACILITY USING THE TERM "RECOVERY RESIDENCE", "SOBER LIVING
42 FACILITY", "SOBER HOME", OR A SUBSTANTIALLY SIMILAR TERM, AND A
43 LICENSED, REGISTERED, OR CERTIFIED HEALTH CARE PROVIDER OR A
44 LICENSED HEALTH FACILITY SHALL NOT REFER AN INDIVIDUAL IN NEED OF
45 RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES TO A FACILITY, UNLESS THE FACILITY:
46 (a) IS CERTIFIED BY THE COLORADO ASSOCIATION OF RECOVERY
47 RESIDENCES OR ITS SUCCESSOR ORGANIZATION;
48 (b) IS CHARTERED BY OXFORD HOUSE OR ITS SUCCESSOR
49 ORGANIZATION; OR
50 (c) HAS BEEN OPERATING AS A RECOVERY RESIDENCE IN
51 COLORADO FOR THIRTY OR MORE YEARS AS OF THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF
52 THIS SECTION.
53 (4) A PERSON OR A RECOVERY RESIDENCE OWNER, EMPLOYEE, OR
54 ADMINISTRATOR, OR AN INDIVIDUAL RELATED TO A RECOVERY RESIDENCE
55 OWNER, EMPLOYEE, OR ADMINISTRATOR, SHALL NOT DIRECTLY OR
1 INDIRECTLY:
2 (a) SOLICIT, ACCEPT, OR RECEIVE A COMMISSION, PAYMENT,
3 TRADE, FEE, OR ANYTHING OF MONETARY OR MATERIAL VALUE:
4 (I) FOR ADMISSION OF A RESIDENT, EXCEPT FOR STATE OR
5 FEDERAL CONTRACTS THAT SPECIFICALLY REIMBURSE FOR RESIDENT FEES;
6 (II) FROM A TREATMENT FACILITY THAT IS LICENSED OR CERTIFIED
7 BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT FOR THE
8 TREATMENT OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS; OR
9 (III) FROM A FACILITY APPROVED FOR RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT
10 BY THE OFFICE OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IN THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN
11 SERVICES.
12 (b) SOLICIT, ACCEPT, OR RECEIVE A COMMISSION, PAYMENT,
13 TRADE, FEE, OR ANYTHING OF MONETARY OR MATERIAL VALUE FROM A
14 TOXICOLOGY LABORATORY THAT PROVIDES CONFIRMATION TESTING OR
15 POINT-OF-CARE TESTING FOR RESIDENTS.
16 SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 27-82-114 as
17 follows:
18 27-82-114. Opioid crisis recovery funds advisory committee
19 - creation - membership - purpose. (1) THERE IS HEREBY CREATED THE
20 OPIOID CRISIS RECOVERY FUNDS ADVISORY COMMITTEE, REFERRED TO IN
21 THIS SECTION AS THE "COMMITTEE", WHICH IS CREATED TO ADVISE AND
22 COLLABORATE WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF LAW ON USES OF ANY
23 CUSTODIAL FUNDS RECEIVED BY THE STATE AS THE RESULT OF
24 OPIOID-ADDICTION-RELATED LITIGATION AND FOR WHICH THE USE OF THE
25 FUNDS IS NOT PREDETERMINED OR COMMITTED BY COURT ORDER OR
26 OTHER ACTION BY A STATE OR FEDERAL COURT OF LAW.
27 (2) (a) THE COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF MEMBERS APPOINTED AS
28 FOLLOWS:
29 (I) THIRTEEN MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR,
30 INCLUDING:
31 (A) ONE MEMBER LICENSED TO PRACTICE MEDICINE PURSUANT TO
32 ARTICLE 36 OF TITLE 12;
33 (B) ONE MEMBER LICENSED TO PRACTICE PHARMACY PURSUANT
34 TO ARTICLE 42.5 OF TITLE 12;
35 (C) ONE MEMBER LICENSED TO PRACTICE AS A NURSE PURSUANT
36 TO ARTICLE 38 OF TITLE 12;
37 (D) ONE MEMBER LICENSED AS A DENTIST PURSUANT TO ARTICLE
38 35 OF TITLE 12;
39 (E) ONE MEMBER LICENSED AS A VETERINARIAN PURSUANT TO
40 ARTICLE 64 OF TITLE 12;
41 (F) ONE MEMBER LICENSED AS A PHYSICAL THERAPIST PURSUANT
42 TO ARTICLE 41 OF TITLE 12;
43 (G) ONE MEMBER REPRESENTING A LOCAL PUBLIC HEALTH
44 AGENCY;
45 (H) ONE MEMBER WHO HAS BEEN AFFECTED BY THE OPIOID CRISIS;
46 (I) ONE FAMILY MEMBER OF A PERSON WHO HAS BEEN AFFECTED
47 BY THE OPIOID CRISIS;
48 (J) ONE MEMBER REPRESENTING AN ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION
49 FOR PEOPLE WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS;
50 (K) TWO MEMBERS APPOINTED FROM NOMINEES SUBMITTED BY
51 STATEWIDE ORGANIZATIONS REPRESENTING COUNTIES, WITH ONE
52 MEMBER REPRESENTING THE WESTERN SLOPE AND ONE MEMBER
53 REPRESENTING THE EASTERN PART OF THE STATE; AND
54 (L) ONE MEMBER FROM AN ASSOCIATION THAT REPRESENTS
55 BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROVIDERS;
1 (II) TWO MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF
2 THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, ONE OF WHOM MUST REPRESENT
3 AN ASSOCIATION OF SUBSTANCE USE PROVIDERS;
4 (III) TWO MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF
5 THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT, ONE OF WHOM
6 IS A PAIN MANAGEMENT PATIENT;
7 (IV) ONE MEMBER APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF
8 THE DEPARTMENT OF REGULATORY AGENCIES;
9 (V) ONE MEMBER APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF
10 THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE POLICY AND FINANCING;
11 (VI) ONE MEMBER FROM THE STATE SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREND
12 AND RESPONSE TASK FORCE, CREATED IN SECTION 18-18.5-103,
13 APPOINTED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL;
14 (VII) ONE MEMBER FROM THE CENTER FOR RESEARCH INTO
15 SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER PREVENTION, TREATMENT, AND RECOVERY
16 SUPPORT STRATEGIES, CREATED IN SECTION 27-80-118 (3), APPOINTED BY
17 THE DIRECTOR OF THE CENTER;
18 (VIII) ONE MEMBER FROM EACH SAFETY NET HOSPITAL THAT
19 PROVIDES ADDICTION SERVICES, APPOINTED BY THE HOSPITAL;
20 (IX) ONE MEMBER FROM THE COLORADO DISTRICT ATTORNEYS'
21 COUNCIL, OR ANY SUCCESSOR ORGANIZATION, APPOINTED BY ITS
22 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR;
23 (X) TWO MEMBERS REPRESENTING LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES,
24 ONE OF WHOM IS APPOINTED BY THE COLORADO ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS
25 OF POLICE, OR ANY SUCCESSOR ORGANIZATION, AND ONE OF WHOM IS
26 APPOINTED BY THE COUNTY SHERIFFS OF COLORADO, OR ANY SUCCESSOR
27 ORGANIZATION; AND
28 (XI) ONE MEMBER REPRESENTING THE COLORADO MUNICIPAL
29 LEAGUE, OR ANY SUCCESSOR ORGANIZATION, APPOINTED BY THE
30 PRESIDENT OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE COLORADO MUNICIPAL
31 LEAGUE OR THE PRESIDENT'S DESIGNEE.
32 (b) THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SHALL NOTIFY THE APPOINTING
33 AUTHORITIES IF THE STATE RECEIVES A SETTLEMENT OR DAMAGE AWARD
34 FOR WHICH THE USE OF THE CUSTODIAL FUNDS IS NOT PREDETERMINED OR
35 COMMITTED BY COURT ORDER OR OTHER ACTION BY A STATE OR FEDERAL
36 COURT OF LAW. THE APPOINTING AUTHORITIES SHALL MAKE THEIR INITIAL
37 APPOINTMENTS TO THE COMMITTEE NO LATER THAN NINETY DAYS AFTER
38 RECEIVING THE NOTICE.
39 (3) EACH MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE WHO IS APPOINTED
40 PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION SERVES AT THE PLEASURE
41 OF THE APPOINTING AUTHORITY THAT APPOINTED THE MEMBER. A
42 VACANCY SHALL BE FILLED IN THE SAME MANNER AS THE INITIAL
43 APPOINTMENT.
44 (4) IF THE STATE RECEIVES CUSTODIAL FUNDS FROM A
45 SETTLEMENT OR DAMAGE AWARD FROM OPIOID-ADDICTION-RELATED
46 LITIGATION AND THE USE OF THE FUNDS IS NOT PREDETERMINED OR
47 COMMITTED BY COURT ORDER OR OTHER ACTION BY A STATE OR FEDERAL
48 COURT OF LAW, THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SHALL CONVENE AND CALL A
49 MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE, AND ANY SUBSEQUENT MEETINGS AS
50 NECESSARY, TO SEEK INPUT AND RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE
51 COMMITTEE ON THE PROPER EXPENDITURE OF THE FUNDS RECEIVED.
52 (5) (a) EACH MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE SHALL MAINTAIN
53 CONFIDENTIALITY THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS OF DETERMINING THE
54 PROPER EXPENDITURE OF CUSTODIAL FUNDS. MEMBERS SHALL NOT
55 DISCLOSE THE CONTENTS OF ANY REQUESTS FOR FUNDING WITH ANYONE
1 OUTSIDE OF THE COMMITTEE.
2 (b) EACH COMMITTEE MEMBER SHALL AFFIRM THAT THE MEMBER
3 DOES NOT HAVE A PERSONAL OR FINANCIAL INTEREST REGARDING ANY
4 ORGANIZATION THAT MAY REQUEST FUNDING. MEMBERS SHALL DISCLOSE
5 ALL POTENTIAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST SITUATIONS TO THE ATTORNEY
6 GENERAL BEFORE REVIEWING FUNDING REQUESTS.
7 SECTION 4. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,
8 determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate
9 preservation of the public peace, health, and safety.".
10
11 Page 1, strike lines 105 through 108 and substitute "INDIVIDUALS,
12 CREATING STANDARDS FOR RECOVERY RESIDENCES FOR PURPOSES OF
13 REFERRALS AND TITLE PROTECTION, AND CREATING THE OPIOID
14 CRISIS RECOVERY FUNDS ADVISORY COMMITTEE.".
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House Journal, April 26
29 HB19-1009 be amended as follows, and as so amended, be referred to
30 the Committee of the Whole with favorable
31 recommendation:
32
33 Amend the Public Health Care and Human Services Committee Report,
34 dated March 6, 2019, page 2, lines 11 and 12, strike "AT LEAST FOUR
35 MILLION THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND" and substitute "ONE MILLION".
36
37 Page 2, line 13, strike "GENERAL FUND" and substitute "MARIJUANA TAX
38 CASH FUND CREATED IN SECTION 39-28.8-501, C.R.S.,"
39
40 Page 3, strike lines 25 and 26 and substitute:
41
42 "(a) IS CERTIFIED BY A RECOVERY RESIDENCE CERTIFYING BODY
43 APPROVED BY THE OFFICE OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IN THE DEPARTMENT
44 OF HUMAN SERVICES AS SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (4) OF THIS SECTION;".
45
46 Page 3, line 28, strike "OR".
47
48 Page 3, line 31, strike "SECTION." and substitute "SECTION; OR
49 (d) IS A COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES
50 REENTRY SERVICES AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 17-33-101 (7).
51 (4) THE OFFICE OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
52 HUMAN SERVICES SHALL, BY RULE, DETERMINE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR
53 A RECOVERY RESIDENCE CERTIFYING BODY SEEKING APPROVAL FOR
54 PURPOSES OF SUBSECTION (3)(a) OF THIS SECTION, WHICH RULES MUST
55 INCLUDE A REQUIREMENT THAT A RECOVERY RESIDENCE CERTIFYING
56 BODY INCLUDE A REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE OFFICE ON ITS BOARD.".
1 Renumber succeeding subsection accordingly.
2
3 Page 6, after line 27 insert:
4
5 "SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 27-80-119 as
6 follows:
7 27-80-119. Recovery residence certification grant program -
8 created - rules. (1) THERE IS HEREBY CREATED IN THE OFFICE OF
9 BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IN THE DEPARTMENT THE RECOVERY RESIDENCE
10 CERTIFICATION GRANT PROGRAM TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO RECOVERY
11 RESIDENCES FOR THE PURPOSE OF GAINING CERTIFICATION AS A
12 RECOVERY RESIDENCE AS REQUIRED IN SECTION 25-1.5-108.5.
13 (2) GRANT RECIPIENTS MAY USE THE MONEY RECEIVED THROUGH
14 THE GRANT PROGRAM TO PAY FEES RELATED TO GAINING CERTIFICATION
15 FROM AN APPROVED RECOVERY RESIDENCE CERTIFYING BODY, AS
16 DETERMINED BY THE OFFICE PURSUANT TO SECTION 25-1.5-108.5 (4),
17 INCLUDING THE PAYMENT OF MEMBERSHIP DUES.
18 (3) THE OFFICE SHALL ADMINISTER THE GRANT PROGRAM AND,
19 SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE APPROPRIATIONS, SHALL AWARD GRANTS AS
20 PROVIDED IN THIS SECTION. FOR THE 2020-21 FISCAL YEAR AND EACH
21 FISCAL YEAR THEREAFTER, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE
22 MONEY FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE DEPARTMENT FOR THE PURPOSE
23 OF THE GRANT PROGRAM
24 (4) THE OFFICE SHALL IMPLEMENT THE GRANT PROGRAM IN
25 ACCORDANCE WITH THIS SECTION. PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 4 OF TITLE 24,
26 THE OFFICE SHALL PROMULGATE SUCH RULES AS ARE REQUIRED IN THIS
27 SECTION AND SUCH ADDITIONAL RULES AS MAY BE NECESSARY TO
28 IMPLEMENT THE GRANT PROGRAM. AT A MINIMUM, THE RULES MUST
29 SPECIFY THE TIME FRAMES FOR APPLYING FOR GRANTS, THE FORM OF THE
30 GRANT PROGRAM APPLICATION, AND THE TIME FRAMES FOR DISTRIBUTING
31 GRANT MONEY.
32 SECTION 5. Appropriation. (1) For the 2019-20 state fiscal
33 year, $1,000,000 is appropriated to the department of local affairs. This
34 appropriation is from the marijuana tax cash fund created in section 39-
35 28.8-501 (1), C.R.S. To implement this act, the department may use this
36 appropriation as follows:
37 (a) $51,675 for use by the division of housing for personal
38 services, which amount is based on an assumption that the division will
39 require an additional 0.9 FTE;
40 (b) $6,949 for use by the division of housing for operating
41 expenses;
42 (c) $938,756 for use by the division of housing for low income
43 rental subsidies; and
44 (d) $2,620 for the purchase of information technology services.
45 (2) For the 2019-20 state fiscal year, $2,620 is appropriated to the
46 office of the governor for use by the office of information technology.
47 This appropriation is from reappropriated funds received from the
48 department of local affairs under subsection (1)(d) of this section. To
49 implement this act, the office may use this appropriation to provide
50 information technology services for the department of local affairs.
51 (3) For the 2019-20 state fiscal year, $50,000 is appropriated to
52 the department of human services for use by the office of behavioral
53 health. This appropriation is from the general fund. To implement this
54 act, the office may use this appropriation for the recovery residence
55 certification grant program.".
56
1 Renumber succeeding section accordingly.
2
3 Page 6, line 33, strike the second "AND".
4
5 Page 6, line 34, strike "COMMITTEE."." and substitute "COMMITTEE,
6 CREATING THE RECOVERY RESIDENCE CERTIFICATION GRANT
7 PROGRAM, AND MAKING AN APPROPRIATION.".".
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Senate Journal, April 30
After consideration on the merits, the Committee recommends that HB19-1009 be
amended as follows, and as so amended, be referred to the Committee on Appropriations
with favorable recommendation.
Amend reengrossed bill, page 4, line 15, after "PLACE," insert
"FACILITY,".
Page 5, line 7, strike "OR".
Page 5, line 9, strike "SERVICES." and substitute "SERVICES; OR
(IV) PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING UNITS INCORPORATED
INTO AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS.".
Page 6, line 8, strike "PERSON OR A".
Page 6, line 13, strike "VALUE:" and substitute "VALUE, EXCLUDING THE
SUPPORTIVE SERVICES REQUIRED TO PLACE THE RESIDENT:".
State,
Veterans, &
Military
Affairs
Senate Journal, May 2
HB19-1009 by Representative(s) Kennedy and Singer; also Senator(s) Priola and Pettersen--Concerning
supports for persons recovering from substance use disorders, and, in connection therewith,
expanding a program in the department of local affairs that provides vouchers for housing
assistance to certain individuals, creating standards for recovery residences for purposes of
referrals and title protection, creating the opioid crisis recovery funds advisory committee,
creating the recovery residence certification grant program, and making an appropriation.
Amendment No. 1, State, Veterans & Military Affairs Committee Amendment.
(Printed in Senate Journal, April 30, pages 1237-1238 and placed in members' bill files.)
Amendment No. 2(J.003), by Senator Pettersen.
Amend reengrossed bill, page 11, strike lines 19 through 27 and
substitute:
"SECTION 5. Appropriation. (1) For the 2019-20 state fiscal
year, $1,000,000 is appropriated to the department of local affairs. This
appropriation consists of $173,500 from the general fund and $826,500
from the marijuana tax cash fund created in section 39-28.8-501 (1),
C.R.S. To implement this act, the department may use this appropriation
as follows:
(a) $51,675 from the general fund for use by the division of
housing for personal services, which amount is based on an assumption
that the division will require an additional 0.9 FTE;
(b) $6,949 from the general fund for use by the division of
housing for operating expenses;
(c) $938,756, consisting of $112,256 from the general fund and
$826,500 from the marijuana tax cash fund, for use by the division of
housing for low income rental subsidies; and
(d) $2,620 from the general fund for the purchase of information
technology services.".
Page 12, strike lines 1 through 4.
As amended, ordered revised and placed on the calendar for third reading and final
passage.