The Colorado Legislature’s one attempt to roll back late fees established by the “FASTER” transportation-funding bill is on the brink of dying in a dispute over exactly how many trailer owners should get those breaks.
Posted on 26 March 2010.
The Colorado Legislature’s one attempt to roll back late fees established by the “FASTER” transportation-funding bill is on the brink of dying in a dispute over exactly how many trailer owners should get those breaks.
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Posted on 04 February 2010.
Coloradans could get out of paying a fee for registering their vehicles late under a bill scheduled to be heard this morning by a House committee.
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Posted on 03 February 2010.
A pending bill to fund a streetcar line along Colfax Avenue in Denver and Aurora–using dollars drawn from a statewide hike in vehicle-registration fees under last year’s FASTER transportation plan–might not actually fit under the 2009 legislation, that measure’s author says.
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Posted on 19 January 2010.
A public outcry against new late fees tucked away in Gov. Bill Ritter’s sweeping transportation-funding measure last year has spawned a number of Republican attempts at a rollback in the new legislative session.
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Posted on 31 December 2009.
State Sen. Al White said he plans to sponsor a bill in 2010 that would reduce late vehicle registration fees implemented this year.
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Posted on 21 December 2009.
Bob Rankin, who lives in Aspen and Carbondale, and Wayne Wolf of Delta are vying for the chance to pick off Gail Schwartz’s Senate District 5 seat for Republicans, who are hungry to reclaim power after four years of Democratic Party domination at the Capitol in Denver.
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Posted on 14 December 2009.
Col. Joe Rice this week will officially end what has simultaneously been his easiest and most difficult tour of duty yet in Iraq.
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Posted on 27 November 2009.
A strident GOP pledge to kill the fees, which are slated to pour $250 million a year into the maintenance of Colorado’s crumbling roads and bridges, would have riled the amalgam of transportation and business interests that backed FASTER.
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