C.R.S. Section 25-17-105.5
Pilot program

  • cathode ray tube product recycling

(1)

The executive director of the department of public health and environment shall establish a cathode ray tube recycling pilot program, only if the department has received a grant, gift, or bequest pursuant to subsection (3) of this section that is sufficient to do so, for the purpose of:

(a)

Minimizing the number of cathode ray tube products that are disposed of within Colorado, including through public education regarding:

(I)

Why the disposal of cathode ray tube products in landfills should be minimized; and

(II)

How to recycle cathode ray tube products;

(b)

Developing local markets and business opportunities based on the recycling and reuse of cathode ray tube products;

(c)

Encouraging private industry and public-private partnerships to undertake research and development of new technologies for the recycling, waste minimization, and disposal of cathode ray tube products;

(d)

Providing businesses and individuals with easy access to cathode ray tube product recycling centers; and

(e)

Leveraging public support of cathode ray tube recycling with private grants and in-kind contributions to the pilot program.

(2)

The executive director of the department of public health and environment may make grants or loans to private industry and public-private partnerships for the purposes specified in subsection (1) of this section from any moneys in the cathode ray tube recycling fund, which fund is hereby created; except that said grants and loans shall be made only to entities that are located, or will be located, in Colorado.

(3)

The executive director of the department of public health and environment is hereby authorized to request, receive, and expend grants, gifts, and bequests, specifically including federal moneys, and other moneys available from any public or private source, excluding appropriations from the general fund, for the purposes specified in subsection (1) of this section, subject to annual appropriation by the general assembly. The executive director shall transmit such moneys to the state treasurer, who shall credit the moneys to the cathode ray tube recycling fund.

(4)

The general assembly shall make annual appropriations out of the cathode ray tube recycling fund to the department of public health and environment in an amount equal to the department’s direct administrative costs in administering the cathode ray tube recycling pilot program and for purposes consistent with subsections (1) and (2) of this section, including developing and distributing public education materials.

(5)

Repealed.

Source: Section 25-17-105.5 — Pilot program - cathode ray tube product recycling, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-25.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

25‑17‑101
Legislative declaration 25‑17‑102
Definitions 25‑17‑103
Labeling and coding 25‑17‑104
Local government preemption - repeal 25‑17‑105
Pilot program - recycled plastic and products - rules 25‑17‑105.5
Pilot program - cathode ray tube product 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 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 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 - repeal 25‑17‑505
Carryout bag fee - disposition of money - repeal 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 25‑17‑601
Definitions 25‑17‑602
Circular economy development center - creation - administration - reports - repeal 25‑17‑603
Repeal of part 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 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 25‑17‑901
Definitions 25‑17‑902
Organics diversion study - report - funding 25‑17‑903
Repeal of part
Green check means up to date. Up to date

Current through Fall 2024

§ 25-17-105.5’s source at colorado​.gov