C.R.S. Section 25-15-603
Definitions

  • repeal

As used in this part 6, unless the context otherwise requires:

(1)

“Adult mattress” means a mattress product that is not a crib or a toddler mattress.

(2)

“Carpet or rug” means a fabric product marketed or intended for use as a floor covering in households or businesses.

(3)

“Consumer” means the end user of a product.

(4)

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(a)

“Cookware” means a durable houseware product that is used in residences or kitchens to prepare, dispense, or store food or beverages.

(b)

“Cookware” includes pots, pans, skillets, grills, baking sheets, baking molds, trays, bowls, and cooking utensils.

(5)

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(a)

“Cosmetic” means a product that is intended to be rubbed or introduced into; poured, sprinkled, or sprayed on; or otherwise applied to the human body for cleaning, cleansing, beautifying, promoting attractiveness, or altering the appearance.

(b)

“Cosmetic” includes a skin moisturizer, perfume, lipstick, nail polish, eye or facial makeup preparation, shampoo, conditioner, permanent wave, hair dye, and deodorant.

(c)

“Cosmetic” does not include a product that requires a prescription for distribution or dispensation.

(d)

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(I)

“Cosmetic” does not include hydrofluoroolefins used as propellants in cosmetics.

(II)

This subsection (5)(d) is repealed, effective January 1, 2027.

(6)

“Department” means the Colorado department of public health and environment.

(7)

“Drilling fluid” means a fluid that is circulated into the borehole of a well to lubricate and cool the drill bit.

(8)

“Executive director” means the executive director of the department or the executive director’s designee.

(9)

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(a)

“Fabric treatment” means a product applied to fabric to give the fabric one or more characteristics, including stain resistance and water resistance.

(b)

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(I)

“Fabric treatment” does not include hydrofluoroolefins used as propellants in fabric treatments.

(II)

This subsection (9)(b) is repealed, effective January 1, 2027.

(10)

“Food package” or “food packaging” means a package or packaging component used in direct contact with food and that is composed, in substantial part, of paper, paperboard, or other materials originally derived from plant fibers.

(11)

“Hydraulic fracturing fluid” means the fluid, including the applicable base fluid and any additives, injected into an oil or gas well to perform hydraulic fracturing operations.

(12)

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(a)

“Intentionally added PFAS chemicals” means PFAS chemicals that a manufacturer has intentionally added to a product and that have a functional or technical effect on the product.

(b)

“Intentionally added PFAS chemicals” includes PFAS chemicals that are intentional breakdown products of an added chemical.

(13)

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(a)

“Juvenile product” means a product designed for use by infants or children under twelve years of age.

(b)

“Juvenile product” includes:

(I)

Bassinets and other bedside sleepers;

(II)

Booster seats, car seats, and other child restraint systems;

(III)

Changing pads;

(IV)

Co-sleepers;

(V)

Crib or toddler mattresses;

(VI)

Floor play mats;

(VII)

Highchairs and highchair pads;

(VIII)

Infant bouncers;

(IX)

Infant carriers;

(X)

Infant or toddler foam pillows;

(XI)

Infant seats;

(XII)

Infant sleep positioners;

(XIII)

Infant swings;

(XIV)

Infant travel beds;

(XV)

Infant walkers;

(XVI)

Nap cots;

(XVII)

Nursing pads and pillows;

(XVIII)

Play mats;

(XIX)

Playpens;

(XX)

Play yards;

(XXI)

Polyurethane foam mats, pads, or pillows;

(XXII)

Portable foam nap mats;

(XXIII)

Portable infant sleepers and hook-on chairs;

(XXIV)

Soft-sided portable cribs; and

(XXV)

Strollers.

(c)

“Juvenile product” does not include:

(I)

Electronic products, including:

(A)

Personal computers and any associated equipment;

(B)

Audio and video equipment;

(C)

Calculators;

(D)

Wireless phones;

(E)

Gaming consoles;

(F)

Handheld devices incorporating a video screen; and

(G)

Any associated peripheral device such as a mouse, keyboard, power supply unit, or power cord;

(II)

An internal component of a juvenile product that would not come into direct contact with a child’s skin or mouth during reasonably foreseeable use and abuse of the product; or

(III)

Adult mattresses.

(14)

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(a)

“Manufacturer” means the person that manufactures or assembles a product or whose brand name is affixed to a product.

(b)

“Manufacturer” includes, if a product is imported into the United States and the manufacturer does not have a presence in the United States, the importer or first domestic distributor of the product.

(15)

“Oil and gas operations” has the meaning set forth in section 34-60-103 (6.5).

(16)

“Oil and gas products” means hydraulic fracturing fluids, drilling fluids, and proppants.

(17)

“Package” means material that is intended or used to contain, protect, handle, deliver, or present a product.

(18)

“Packaging component” means an individual part of a package, including interior or exterior blocking, bracing, cushioning, weatherproofing, exterior strapping, coatings, closures, inks, and labels.

(19)

“PFAS chemicals” has the meaning set forth in section 25-5-1302 (7).

(20)

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(a)

“Product” means an item that is manufactured, assembled, or otherwise prepared for sale or distribution to consumers and that is sold or distributed for personal, residential, commercial, or industrial use, including for use in making other products.

(b)

“Product” includes any product components.

(c)

“Product” does not include:

(I)

Drugs, medical devices, biologics, or diagnostics approved or authorized by the federal food and drug administration or the federal department of agriculture; or

(II)

Veterinary pesticide products approved by the federal environmental protection agency for use in animals; or

(III)

Packaging used for the products described in subsections (20)(c)(I) and (20)(c)(II) of this section.

(d)

“Product” does not include a used product offered for sale or resale.

(21)

“Product category” means a class or division of products that share related characteristics.

(22)

“Product component” means an identifiable component of a product, regardless of whether the manufacturer of the product is the manufacturer of the component.

(23)

“Proppants” means materials that are inserted or injected into an underground geologic formation during oil and gas operations in order to prevent fractures from closing.

(24)

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(a)

“Textile” means any product made in whole or in part from a natural or synthetic fiber, yarn, or fabric.

(b)

“Textile” includes leather, cotton, silk, jute, hemp, wool, nylon, and polyester.

(c)

“Textile” does not include textiles used in medical, professional, or industrial settings.

(25)

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(a)

“Textile furnishings” means textiles of a type customarily used in households and businesses, including draperies, floor coverings, furnishings, bedding, towels, and tablecloths.

(b)

“Textile furnishings” does not include textile furnishings used in medical, professional, or industrial settings.

(26)

“Upholstered furniture” means any article of furniture that is:

(a)

Designed for sitting, resting, or reclining; and

(b)

Wholly or partially stuffed with filling material.

Source: Section 25-15-603 — Definitions - repeal, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-25.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

25‑15‑101
Definitions
25‑15‑102
Effective dates
25‑15‑103
Technical assistance
25‑15‑104
Disposal service
25‑15‑200.1
Short title
25‑15‑200.2
Legislative declaration
25‑15‑200.3
Definitions
25‑15‑201
Certificate required - disposal prohibited - exceptions
25‑15‑202
Application for certificate - review by department and Colorado geological survey - hearing
25‑15‑203
Grounds for approval
25‑15‑204
Certificate
25‑15‑205
Permit required for operation - burial of liquids prohibited
25‑15‑206
Substantial change in ownership, design, or operation
25‑15‑206.5
Revocation or suspension of certificate
25‑15‑207
Judicial review
25‑15‑208
Commission to promulgate rules and regulations - limitations
25‑15‑209
Inventory required
25‑15‑209.5
Inspection required
25‑15‑209.6
Performance audits
25‑15‑210
Sites deemed public nuisance - when
25‑15‑211
Violation - criminal penalty
25‑15‑212
Violation - civil penalty - reimbursement of costs
25‑15‑213
County or municipal hazardous waste disposal site fund - tax - fees
25‑15‑214
Hazardous waste disposal site fund - fees
25‑15‑215
Contracts with governmental units authorized
25‑15‑216
Colorado geological survey to designate optimally suitable areas
25‑15‑219
Department to study need for disposal sites and feasibility of alternative technologies
25‑15‑301
Powers and duties of department
25‑15‑301.5
Additional powers of department - legislative declaration - report
25‑15‑302
Solid and hazardous waste commission - creation - membership - rules - fees - administration - definitions
25‑15‑303
Requirements for hazardous waste treatment, storage, and disposal sites and facilities - permits
25‑15‑304
Hazardous waste service fund created
25‑15‑305
Judicial review
25‑15‑306
Local control of facilities - authorization by department - allocation of fees
25‑15‑307
Coordination with other programs
25‑15‑308
Prohibited acts - enforcement
25‑15‑309
Administrative and civil penalties
25‑15‑310
Criminal offenses - penalties
25‑15‑311
Disposition of fines and penalties
25‑15‑313
Right to claim reimbursement
25‑15‑314
Solid and hazardous waste commission funding
25‑15‑315
Solid and hazardous waste commission fund - creation
25‑15‑316
Prior acts validated and rules continued
25‑15‑317
Legislative declaration
25‑15‑318
Nature of environmental covenants
25‑15‑318.5
Nature of a notice of environmental use restrictions
25‑15‑319
Contents of environmental covenants and notices of environmental use restrictions
25‑15‑320
Environmental covenants - when required - waiver
25‑15‑321
Creation, modification, and termination of an environmental covenant
25‑15‑321.5
Notice of environmental use restrictions - creation, modification, and termination
25‑15‑322
Enforcement - remedies
25‑15‑323
Registry of environmental covenants and notices of environmental use restrictions
25‑15‑324
Coordination with affected local governments
25‑15‑325
Other interests not impaired
25‑15‑326
Validation
25‑15‑327
Applicability
25‑15‑328
Household medication take-back program - creation - collection and disposal of medication injection devices - liability - definitions - cash fund - rules
25‑15‑401
Legislative declaration
25‑15‑402
Infectious waste - definitions
25‑15‑402.5
Disposition of fetal tissue
25‑15‑403
Generator management plan
25‑15‑404
On-site disinfection
25‑15‑405
Appropriate treatment and disposal - nonliability
25‑15‑406
Penalty
25‑15‑407
Presumption of noninfectiousness
25‑15‑501
Short title
25‑15‑502
Definitions
25‑15‑503
Certificate required - incineration or processing of hazardous waste prohibited - exceptions
25‑15‑504
Application for certificate - review by governing body
25‑15‑505
Grounds for approval
25‑15‑506
Certificate
25‑15‑507
Substantial change in ownership, design, or operation
25‑15‑508
Revocation or suspension of certificate
25‑15‑509
Judicial review
25‑15‑510
Rules - limitations
25‑15‑511
List of hazardous wastes - final inventory
25‑15‑512
Inspections of hazardous waste incinerator or processor sites
25‑15‑513
Violation - criminal penalty
25‑15‑514
Violation - civil penalty - reimbursement of costs
25‑15‑515
Annual fees - commercial hazardous waste incinerator or processor funds
25‑15‑601
Short title
25‑15‑602
Legislative declaration
25‑15‑603
Definitions - repeal
25‑15‑604
Prohibition on the sale or distribution of certain consumer products that contain intentionally added PFAS chemicals - product label requirements for cookware
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Current through Fall 2024

§ 25-15-603’s source at colorado​.gov