House Committee of Reference Report
Committee on Business Affairs & Labor
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March 5, 2026
After consideration on the merits, the Committee recommends the following:
HB26-1117 be amended as follows, and as so amended, be referred to the Committee on Finance with favorable recommendation:
Page 1, Line 1Amend printed bill, page 3, line 14, strike "(a)" and before "location"
Page 1, Line 2insert "public".
Page 1, Line 3Page 3, strike lines 18 and 19.
Page 1, Line 4Page 4, strike lines 6 through 27 and substitute:
Page 1, Line 5"SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 44-10-203, add
Page 1, Line 6(1)(n), (2)(ll), and (2)(mm) as follows:
Page 1, Line 744-10-203. State licensing authority - rules.
Page 1, Line 8(1) Permissive rule-making. Rules adopted pursuant to section
Page 1, Line 944-10-202 (1)(c) may include the following subjects:
Page 1, Line 10(n) Rules, including application procedures or
Page 1, Line 11record-keeping, reporting, or enforcement standards, necessary
Page 1, Line 12to implement section 44-10-609 (5) or 44-10-610 (6), but the rules
Page 1, Line 13must be consistent with section 44-10-901.
Page 1, Line 14(2) Mandatory rule-making. Rules adopted pursuant to section
Page 1, Line 1544-10-202 (1)(c) must include the following subjects:
Page 1, Line 16(ll) The standards and procedures to make the
Page 1, Line 17demonstration described in section 44-10-609 (5)(a)(II) or
Page 1, Line 1844-10-610 (6)(a)(II) and to set eligibility requirements to receive
Page 1, Line 19a temporary hospitality event permit.
Page 1, Line 20(mm) For the pamphlet described in sections 44-10-609
Page 1, Line 21(5)(c)(V) and 44-10-610 (6)(c)(V), standards that give a
Page 1, Line 22description of the dangers of and penalties of driving while
Page 1, Line 23impaired by or under the influence of THC.
Page 1, Line 24SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 44-10-609, add (5)
Page 1, Line 25as follows:
Page 1, Line 2644-10-609. Marijuana hospitality business license - temporary
Page 2, Line 1hospitality event permit - repeal.
Page 2, Line 2(5) (a) (I) Eligibility. To be issued a temporary hospitality
Page 2, Line 3event permit by the state licensing authority, an applicant must:
Page 2, Line 4(A) Hold an approved marijuana hospitality business
Page 2, Line 5license; and
Page 2, Line 6(B) Demonstrate an ability to comply with this subsection
Page 2, Line 7(5) and this article 10 during temporary hospitality events.
Page 2, Line 8(II) The state licensing authority has discretion in
Page 2, Line 9determining whether an applicant is qualified to receive a
Page 2, Line 10temporary hospitality event permit.
Page 2, Line 11(b) Application and issuance.
Page 2, Line 12(I) To be issued and hold a temporary hospitality event
Page 2, Line 13permit, an applicant must file an application with the state
Page 2, Line 14licensing authority annually and at least ninety days before
Page 2, Line 15the applicant's first proposed temporary hospitality event.
Page 2, Line 16(II) The application must include:
Page 2, Line 17(A) A list of participating licensees;
Page 2, Line 18(B) Evidence acceptable to the state licensing authority
Page 2, Line 19that the applicant meets the qualification to be issued a
Page 2, Line 20temporary hospitality event permit in accordance with
Page 2, Line 21subsection (5)(a) of this section; and
Page 2, Line 22(C) Payment of the application fee established by rule
Page 2, Line 23pursuant to section 44-10-803 (4).
Page 2, Line 24(III) To be issued a temporary hospitality event permit, the
Page 2, Line 25applicant must pay the issuance fee established by rule pursuant
Page 2, Line 26to section 44-10-803 (4).
Page 2, Line 27(IV) (A) The state licensing authority shall accept an
Page 2, Line 28application for a temporary hospitality event permit on or after
Page 2, Line 29January 4, 2027.
Page 2, Line 30(B) This subsection (5)(b)(IV) is repealed, effective July 1,
Page 2, Line 312027.
Page 2, Line 32(c) Privileges, requirements, and limitations.
Page 2, Line 33(I) (A) A temporary hospitality event permit authorizes a
Page 2, Line 34marijuana hospitality business to host temporary marijuana
Page 2, Line 35hospitality events where consumption of regulated marijuana
Page 2, Line 36at an event premises on specific dates is authorized if the holder
Page 2, Line 37of the temporary hospitality event permit has been issued an
Page 2, Line 38event premises permit in accordance with subsection (5)(d) of this
Page 2, Line 39section and if the event premises has not been issued a license or
Page 2, Line 40permit under articles 3, 4, or 5 of this title 44.
Page 2, Line 41(B) In connection with a temporary hospitality event, the
Page 2, Line 42temporary hospitality event permit holder and a participating
Page 2, Line 43licensee may, for one year beginning on the issuance date of the
Page 3, Line 1permit and ending on the same date the following year,
Page 3, Line 2collaborate with each other, consistent with this article 10, for
Page 3, Line 3educational displays, promotions, or retail transactions that
Page 3, Line 4are not the sale of regulated marijuana and may conduct
Page 3, Line 5community or cultural programming related to cannabis
Page 3, Line 6awareness and safety.
Page 3, Line 7(II) A temporary hospitality event permit does not
Page 3, Line 8authorize, at the event premises, the marijuana hospitality
Page 3, Line 9business or a participating licensee to:
Page 3, Line 10(A) Sell, transfer, or distribute regulated marijuana at
Page 3, Line 11the event premises;
Page 3, Line 12(B) Sell alcohol beverages in violation of section
Page 3, Line 1344-10-401 (7);
Page 3, Line 14(C) Sell regulated marijuana to or authorize the
Page 3, Line 15consumption of regulated marijuana by an individual under
Page 3, Line 16twenty-one years old;
Page 3, Line 17(D) Hold a temporary hospitality event in a local
Page 3, Line 18jurisdiction that has not adopted an ordinance or resolution
Page 3, Line 19authorizing temporary hospitality events within the jurisdiction
Page 3, Line 20of the local jurisdiction; or
Page 3, Line 21(E) Violate state or local law.
Page 3, Line 22(III) A marijuana hospitality business or a participating
Page 3, Line 23licensee shall not:
Page 3, Line 24(A) Operate a temporary hospitality event for longer
Page 3, Line 25than seventy-two consecutive hours;
Page 3, Line 26(B) Host more than fifteen temporary hospitality events
Page 3, Line 27during the year the temporary hospitality event permit is held;
Page 3, Line 28(C) Sell, transfer, or distribute regulated marijuana at
Page 3, Line 29the event premises during a temporary hospitality event;
Page 3, Line 30(D) Transfer the temporary hospitality event permit to
Page 3, Line 31another person;
Page 3, Line 32(E) Make deceptive, false, or misleading health benefit or
Page 3, Line 33physical benefit claims in educational displays or promotions or
Page 3, Line 34in community or cultural programming, as authorized in this
Page 3, Line 35section; or
Page 3, Line 36(F) Operate an event so that the event premises are tied to
Page 3, Line 37general public areas or participants may commingle with
Page 3, Line 38general public areas.
Page 3, Line 39(IV) A temporary hospitality event permit holder shall,
Page 3, Line 40at least seven days before a temporary hospitality event, notify
Page 3, Line 41the state licensing authority of the event. The notification must
Page 3, Line 42include:
Page 3, Line 43(A) A copy of the applicable event premises permit;
Page 4, Line 1(B) The date of and location of the event; and
Page 4, Line 2(C) Any other information required by the state licensing
Page 4, Line 3authority by rule.
Page 4, Line 4(V) During a temporary hospitality event, the temporary
Page 4, Line 5hospitality event permit holder shall provide, at each entrance
Page 4, Line 6to the event premises, a pamphlet of education materials that
Page 4, Line 7complies with the rules adopted under section 44-10-203.
Page 4, Line 8(d) Event premises permit.
Page 4, Line 9(I) To hold a temporary hospitality event at a specific
Page 4, Line 10event premises, a temporary hospitality permit holder must
Page 4, Line 11apply for and be issued an event premises permit by the local
Page 4, Line 12licensing authority that has jurisdiction of the event premises.
Page 4, Line 13The application must:
Page 4, Line 14(A) Be submitted to the local licensing authority at least
Page 4, Line 15forty-five days before the temporary hospitality event at the
Page 4, Line 16event premises;
Page 4, Line 17(B) Be made on forms provided by the local licensing
Page 4, Line 18authority;
Page 4, Line 19(C) Be verified by oath or affirmation of an officer of the
Page 4, Line 20temporary hospitality permit holder;
Page 4, Line 21(D) Include a description and site plan of each event
Page 4, Line 22premises covered by the application;
Page 4, Line 23(E) Include a security, odor, and waste-management plan;
Page 4, Line 24and
Page 4, Line 25(F) Include the application fee set in accordance with
Page 4, Line 26subsection (5)(e)(I)(D) of this section.
Page 4, Line 27(II) (A) To qualify for an event premises permit, the
Page 4, Line 28applicant must demonstrate that the event premises complies
Page 4, Line 29with applicable zoning, fire, and public health laws and complies
Page 4, Line 30with subsection (5)(f) of this section.
Page 4, Line 31(B) A local licensing authority shall not issue an event
Page 4, Line 32premises permit unless the local jurisdiction has adopted a
Page 4, Line 33resolution or ordinance authorizing temporary hospitality
Page 4, Line 34events within the jurisdiction.
Page 4, Line 35(III) The local licensing authority shall issue an event
Page 4, Line 36premises permit to an applicant if:
Page 4, Line 37(A) The applicant has been issued a temporary hospitality
Page 4, Line 38event permit;
Page 4, Line 39(B) The event premises complies with subsection
Page 4, Line 40(5)(d)(II)(A) of this section;
Page 4, Line 41(C) The local jurisdiction has adopted a resolution or
Page 4, Line 42ordinance authorizing temporary hospitality events within the
Page 4, Line 43jurisdiction;
Page 5, Line 1(D) The event premises permit and temporary hospitality
Page 5, Line 2event permit comply with any limitations set pursuant to
Page 5, Line 3subsection (5)(e)(I) of this section;
Page 5, Line 4(E) The applicant pays an event premises permit fee of
Page 5, Line 5twenty-five dollars per event; and
Page 5, Line 6(F) The participating licensees hold an active and valid
Page 5, Line 7license issued under this article 10.
Page 5, Line 8(IV) If an event premises permit application is denied, the
Page 5, Line 9applicant may request a hearing within seven days after the
Page 5, Line 10denial. If a hearing is requested, the local licensing authority
Page 5, Line 11shall hold a hearing to determine if the denial is justified.
Page 5, Line 12(V) The local licensing authority may assign all or any
Page 5, Line 13portion of its functions under this section to an administrative
Page 5, Line 14officer.
Page 5, Line 15(VI) The local licensing authority may set the event
Page 5, Line 16premises permit application fee to cover the direct and indirect
Page 5, Line 17costs of issuing the event premises permit; except that the local
Page 5, Line 18licensing authority shall not set the event premises permit fee
Page 5, Line 19to exceed the direct and indirect cost of processing an event
Page 5, Line 20premises application.
Page 5, Line 21(VII) (A) A local licensing authority need not accept an
Page 5, Line 22application for an event premises permit before January 4, 2027.
Page 5, Line 23(B) This subsection (5)(d)(VII) is repealed, effective July 1,
Page 5, Line 242027.
Page 5, Line 25(e) Local authority.
Page 5, Line 26(I) A local jurisdiction may, by ordinance or resolution:
Page 5, Line 27(A) Prohibit or authorize temporary hospitality events;
Page 5, Line 28(B) Impose reasonable conditions relating to safety,
Page 5, Line 29traffic, and neighborhood impact to issue an event premises
Page 5, Line 30permit;
Page 5, Line 31(C) Set additional requirements or event limitations
Page 5, Line 32consistent with this article 10; or
Page 5, Line 33(D) Charge a reasonable fee to accept an application for
Page 5, Line 34an event premises permit.
Page 5, Line 35(II) A local jurisdiction shall not issue or deny an event
Page 5, Line 36premises permit based on the advertising content of
Page 5, Line 37participating licensees.
Page 5, Line 38(f) Not open and public consumption. For purposes of
Page 5, Line 39section 16 (3)(d) of article XVIII of the state constitution,
Page 5, Line 40consumption of marijuana occurring at an event premises
Page 5, Line 41location conducted under a valid temporary hospitality event
Page 5, Line 42permit and event premises permit does not constitute "open and
Page 5, Line 43public consumption" when the following conditions are met:
Page 6, Line 1(I) The event premises are restricted to individuals
Page 6, Line 2twenty-one years old or older;
Page 6, Line 3(II) The event premises where consumption occurs is
Page 6, Line 4obscured from public view;
Page 6, Line 5(III) Access to the event premises is limited through
Page 6, Line 6controlled entry points with security personnel or
Page 6, Line 7credentialed entry; and
Page 6, Line 8(IV) The event complies with:
Page 6, Line 9(A) Applicable noise, odor, and air-quality laws;
Page 6, Line 10(B) The "Colorado Clean Indoor Air Act", part 2 of
Page 6, Line 11article 14 of title 25; and
Page 6, Line 12(C) Applicable ventilation or open-air rules adopted by
Page 6, Line 13the air quality control commission created in section 25-7-104
Page 6, Line 14(1).
Page 6, Line 15(g) Enforcement and compliance - rules.
Page 6, Line 16(I) A violation related to a temporary hospitality event
Page 6, Line 17permit or event premises permit is grounds for a fine or the
Page 6, Line 18suspension of or revocation of a temporary hospitality event
Page 6, Line 19permit or event premises permit.
Page 6, Line 20(II) A participating licensee is subject to discipline for any
Page 6, Line 21violation of this section or this article 10 committed by the
Page 6, Line 22participating licensee at a temporary hospitality event.
Page 6, Line 23(III) (A) The state licensing authority and a local
Page 6, Line 24licensing authority may separately or jointly inspect permitted
Page 6, Line 25temporary hospitality events or event premises and enforce this
Page 6, Line 26article 10 at a temporary hospitality event.
Page 6, Line 27(B) The state licensing authority need not inspect the
Page 6, Line 28event premises or the temporary hospitality event to verify that
Page 6, Line 29the permit holder or participating licensees are complying with
Page 6, Line 30the laws of the local jurisdiction.
Page 6, Line 31(C) The local licensing authority shall report any
Page 6, Line 32violations of this section or of this article 10 by a temporary
Page 6, Line 33hospitality event permit holder or participating licensee at an
Page 6, Line 34event premises to the state licensing authority.
Page 6, Line 35SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 44-10-610, add (6)
Page 6, Line 36as follows:
Page 6, Line 3744-10-610. Retail marijuana hospitality and sales business
Page 6, Line 38license - repeal.
Page 6, Line 39(6) (a) (I) Eligibility. To be issued a temporary hospitality
Page 6, Line 40event permit by the state licensing authority, an applicant must:
Page 6, Line 41(A) Hold an approved retail marijuana hospitality and
Page 6, Line 42sales business license; and
Page 6, Line 43(B) Demonstrate an ability to comply with this subsection
Page 7, Line 1(6) and this article 10 during temporary hospitality events.
Page 7, Line 2(II) The state licensing authority has discretion in
Page 7, Line 3determining whether an applicant is qualified to receive a
Page 7, Line 4temporary hospitality event permit.
Page 7, Line 5(b) Application and issuance.
Page 7, Line 6(I) To be issued and hold a temporary hospitality event
Page 7, Line 7permit, an applicant must file an application with the state
Page 7, Line 8licensing authority annually and at least ninety days before
Page 7, Line 9the applicant's first proposed temporary hospitality event.
Page 7, Line 10(II) The application must include:
Page 7, Line 11(A) A list of participating licensees;
Page 7, Line 12(B) Evidence acceptable to the state licensing authority
Page 7, Line 13that the applicant meets the qualification to be issued a
Page 7, Line 14temporary hospitality event permit in accordance with
Page 7, Line 15subsection (6)(a) of this section; and
Page 7, Line 16(C) Payment of the application fee established by rule
Page 7, Line 17pursuant to section 44-10-803 (4).
Page 7, Line 18(III) To be issued a temporary hospitality event permit, the
Page 7, Line 19applicant must pay the issuance fee established by rule pursuant
Page 7, Line 20to section 44-10-803 (4).
Page 7, Line 21(IV) (A) The state licensing authority shall accept an
Page 7, Line 22application for a temporary hospitality event permit on or after
Page 7, Line 23January 4, 2027.
Page 7, Line 24(B) This subsection (6)(b)(IV) is repealed, effective July 1,
Page 7, Line 252027.
Page 7, Line 26(c) Privileges, requirements, and limitations.
Page 7, Line 27(I) (A) A temporary hospitality event permit authorizes a
Page 7, Line 28retail marijuana hospitality and sales business to host
Page 7, Line 29temporary marijuana hospitality events where consumption of
Page 7, Line 30regulated marijuana at an event premises on specific dates is
Page 7, Line 31authorized if the holder of the temporary hospitality event
Page 7, Line 32permit has been issued an event premises permit in accordance
Page 7, Line 33with subsection (6)(d) of this section and if the event premises
Page 7, Line 34has not been issued a license or permit under articles 3, 4, or 5 of
Page 7, Line 35this title 44.
Page 7, Line 36(B) In connection with a temporary hospitality event, the
Page 7, Line 37temporary hospitality event permit holder and a participating
Page 7, Line 38licensee may, for one year beginning on the issuance date of the
Page 7, Line 39permit and ending on the same date the following year,
Page 7, Line 40collaborate with each other, consistent with this article 10, for
Page 7, Line 41educational displays, promotions, or retail transactions that
Page 7, Line 42are not the sale of regulated marijuana and may conduct
Page 7, Line 43community or cultural programming related to cannabis
Page 8, Line 1awareness and safety.
Page 8, Line 2(II) A temporary hospitality event permit does not
Page 8, Line 3authorize, at the event premises, the retail marijuana
Page 8, Line 4hospitality and sales business or a participating licensee to:
Page 8, Line 5(A) Sell, transfer, or distribute regulated marijuana at
Page 8, Line 6the event premises;
Page 8, Line 7(B) Sell alcohol beverages in violation of section
Page 8, Line 844-10-401 (7);
Page 8, Line 9(C) Sell regulated marijuana to or authorize the
Page 8, Line 10consumption of regulated marijuana by an individual under
Page 8, Line 11twenty-one years old;
Page 8, Line 12(D) Hold a temporary hospitality event in a local
Page 8, Line 13jurisdiction that has not adopted an ordinance or resolution
Page 8, Line 14authorizing temporary hospitality events within the jurisdiction
Page 8, Line 15of the local jurisdiction; or
Page 8, Line 16(E) Violate state or local law.
Page 8, Line 17(III) A retail marijuana hospitality and sales business or
Page 8, Line 18a participating licensee shall not:
Page 8, Line 19(A) Operate a temporary hospitality event for longer
Page 8, Line 20than seventy-two consecutive hours;
Page 8, Line 21(B) Host more than fifteen temporary hospitality events
Page 8, Line 22during the year the temporary hospitality event permit is held;
Page 8, Line 23(C) Sell, transfer, or distribute regulated marijuana at
Page 8, Line 24the event premises during a temporary hospitality event;
Page 8, Line 25(D) Transfer the temporary hospitality event permit to
Page 8, Line 26another person;
Page 8, Line 27(E) Make deceptive, false, or misleading health benefit or
Page 8, Line 28physical benefit claims in educational displays or promotions or
Page 8, Line 29in community or cultural programming, as authorized in this
Page 8, Line 30section; or
Page 8, Line 31(F) Operate an event so that the event premises are tied to
Page 8, Line 32general public areas or participants may commingle with
Page 8, Line 33general public areas.
Page 8, Line 34(IV) A temporary hospitality event permit holder shall,
Page 8, Line 35at least seven days before a temporary hospitality event, notify
Page 8, Line 36the state licensing authority of the event. The notification must
Page 8, Line 37include:
Page 8, Line 38(A) A copy of the applicable event premises permit;
Page 8, Line 39(B) The date of and location of the event; and
Page 8, Line 40(C) Any other information required by the state licensing
Page 8, Line 41authority by rule.
Page 8, Line 42(V) During a temporary hospitality event, the temporary
Page 8, Line 43hospitality event permit holder shall provide, at each entrance
Page 9, Line 1to the event premises, a pamphlet of education materials that
Page 9, Line 2complies with the rules adopted under section 44-10-203.
Page 9, Line 3(d) Event premises permit.
Page 9, Line 4(I) To hold a temporary hospitality event at a specific
Page 9, Line 5event premises, a temporary hospitality permit holder must
Page 9, Line 6apply for and be issued an event premises permit by the local
Page 9, Line 7licensing authority that has jurisdiction of the event premises.
Page 9, Line 8The application must:
Page 9, Line 9(A) Be submitted to the local licensing authority at least
Page 9, Line 10forty-five days before the temporary hospitality event at the
Page 9, Line 11event premises;
Page 9, Line 12(B) Be made on forms provided by the local licensing
Page 9, Line 13authority;
Page 9, Line 14(C) Be verified by oath or affirmation of an officer of the
Page 9, Line 15temporary hospitality permit holder;
Page 9, Line 16(D) Include a description and site plan of each event
Page 9, Line 17premises covered by the application;
Page 9, Line 18(E) Include a security, odor, and waste-management plan;
Page 9, Line 19and
Page 9, Line 20(F) Include the application fee set in accordance with
Page 9, Line 21subsection (6)(e)(I)(D) of this section.
Page 9, Line 22(II) (A) To qualify for an event premises permit, the
Page 9, Line 23applicant must demonstrate that the event premises complies
Page 9, Line 24with applicable zoning, fire, and public health laws and complies
Page 9, Line 25with subsection (6)(f) of this section.
Page 9, Line 26(B) A local licensing authority shall not issue an event
Page 9, Line 27premises permit unless the local jurisdiction has adopted a
Page 9, Line 28resolution or ordinance authorizing temporary hospitality
Page 9, Line 29events within the jurisdiction.
Page 9, Line 30(III) The local licensing authority shall issue an event
Page 9, Line 31premises permit to an applicant if:
Page 9, Line 32(A) The applicant has been issued a temporary hospitality
Page 9, Line 33event permit;
Page 9, Line 34(B) The event premises complies with subsection
Page 9, Line 35(6)(d)(II)(A) of this section;
Page 9, Line 36(C) The local jurisdiction has adopted a resolution or
Page 9, Line 37ordinance authorizing temporary hospitality events within the
Page 9, Line 38jurisdiction;
Page 9, Line 39(D) The event premises permit and temporary hospitality
Page 9, Line 40event permit comply with any limitations set pursuant to
Page 9, Line 41subsection (6)(e)(I) of this section;
Page 9, Line 42(E) The applicant pays an event premises permit fee of
Page 9, Line 43twenty-five dollars per event; and
Page 10, Line 1(F) The participating licensees hold an active and valid
Page 10, Line 2license issued under this article 10.
Page 10, Line 3(IV) If an event premises permit application is denied, the
Page 10, Line 4applicant may request a hearing within seven days after the
Page 10, Line 5denial. If a hearing is requested, the local licensing authority
Page 10, Line 6shall hold a hearing to determine if the denial is justified.
Page 10, Line 7(V) The local licensing authority may assign all or any
Page 10, Line 8portion of its functions under this section to an administrative
Page 10, Line 9officer.
Page 10, Line 10(VI) The local licensing authority may set the event
Page 10, Line 11premises permit application fee to cover the direct and indirect
Page 10, Line 12costs of issuing the event premises permit; except that the local
Page 10, Line 13licensing authority shall not set the event premises permit fee
Page 10, Line 14to exceed the direct and indirect cost of processing an event
Page 10, Line 15premises application.
Page 10, Line 16(VII) (A) A local licensing authority need not accept an
Page 10, Line 17application for an event premises permit before January 4, 2027.
Page 10, Line 18(B) This subsection (6)(d)(VII) is repealed, effective July 1,
Page 10, Line 192027.
Page 10, Line 20(e) Local authority.
Page 10, Line 21(I) A local jurisdiction may, by ordinance or resolution:
Page 10, Line 22(A) Prohibit or authorize temporary hospitality events;
Page 10, Line 23(B) Impose reasonable conditions relating to safety,
Page 10, Line 24traffic, and neighborhood impact to issue an event premises
Page 10, Line 25permit;
Page 10, Line 26(C) Set additional requirements or event limitations
Page 10, Line 27consistent with this article 10; or
Page 10, Line 28(D) Charge a reasonable fee to accept an application for
Page 10, Line 29an event premises permit.
Page 10, Line 30(II) A local jurisdiction shall not issue or deny an event
Page 10, Line 31premises permit based on the advertising content of
Page 10, Line 32participating licensees.
Page 10, Line 33(f) Not open and public consumption. For purposes of
Page 10, Line 34section 16 (3)(d) of article XVIII of the state constitution,
Page 10, Line 35consumption of marijuana occurring at an event premises
Page 10, Line 36location conducted under a valid temporary hospitality event
Page 10, Line 37permit and event premises permit does not constitute "open and
Page 10, Line 38public consumption" when the following conditions are met:
Page 10, Line 39(I) The event premises are restricted to individuals
Page 10, Line 40twenty-one years old or older;
Page 10, Line 41(II) The event premises where consumption occurs is
Page 10, Line 42obscured from public view;
Page 10, Line 43(III) Access to the event premises is limited through
Page 11, Line 1controlled entry points with security personnel or
Page 11, Line 2credentialed entry; and
Page 11, Line 3(IV) The event complies with:
Page 11, Line 4(A) Applicable noise, odor, and air-quality laws;
Page 11, Line 5(B) The "Colorado Clean Indoor Air Act", part 2 of
Page 11, Line 6article 14 of title 25; and
Page 11, Line 7(C) Applicable ventilation or open-air rules adopted by
Page 11, Line 8the air quality control commission created in section 25-7-104
Page 11, Line 9(1).
Page 11, Line 10(g) Enforcement and compliance - rules.
Page 11, Line 11(I) A violation related to a temporary hospitality event
Page 11, Line 12permit or event premises permit is grounds for a fine or the
Page 11, Line 13suspension of or revocation of a temporary hospitality event
Page 11, Line 14permit or event premises permit.
Page 11, Line 15(II) A participating licensee is subject to discipline for any
Page 11, Line 16violation of this section or this article 10 committed by the
Page 11, Line 17participating licensee at a temporary hospitality event.
Page 11, Line 18(III) (A) The state licensing authority and a local
Page 11, Line 19licensing authority may separately or jointly inspect permitted
Page 11, Line 20temporary hospitality events or event premises and enforce this
Page 11, Line 21article 10 at a temporary hospitality event.
Page 11, Line 22(B) The state licensing authority need not inspect the
Page 11, Line 23event premises or the temporary hospitality event to verify that
Page 11, Line 24the permit holder or participating licensees are complying with
Page 11, Line 25the laws of the local jurisdiction.
Page 11, Line 26(C) The local licensing authority shall report any
Page 11, Line 27violations of this section or of this article 10 by a temporary
Page 11, Line 28hospitality event permit holder or participating licensee at an
Page 11, Line 29event premises to the state licensing authority.".
Page 11, Line 30Strike pages 5 through 10.
Page 11, Line 31Page 11, strike lines 1 through 8.
Page 11, Line 32Renumber succeeding sections accordingly.
Page 11, Line 33Page 11, strike lines 12 through 15 and substitute:
Page 11, Line 34"(4) The state licensing authority shall set the
Page 11, Line 35application and issuance fees for temporary hospitality event
Page 11, Line 36permit so that both of the fees offset the direct and indirect
Page 11, Line 37costs of issuing and enforcing a permit to hold a temporary
Page 11, Line 38hospitality event pursuant to sections 44-10-609 (5) and 44-10-610
Page 12, Line 1(6).".