Text Box: Link to Senate Bill SB02-073 #Bill Concerning Protection of Colorado Homeowners from Abusive Home Loan Practices Introduced by Bob Hagedorn in 2002-Subsequently Postponed indefinitely by Rep. Cadman in the House Information and Technology Committee two weeks after it was passed with majority support in the Colorado Senate. http://www.leg.state.co.us/2002a/inetcbill.nsf/billcontainers/AD6D54901ED8069687256B180050CE29/$FILE/073_ren.pdf

Related Links

A lot of politicians will say things during a campaign without ever offering any proof of their statements.  The following links have been included so that voters can go to the site where Diane read the information and make their own decision as to the reliability of the source and the facts surrounding her statements. Hold down the control button and click anywhere within the description to link to the article.  (Website addresses have been added in the event that the links don’t work on your computer)
Text Box: #Link to Senate Vote on SB02-073 In this case you will probably have to scroll down through the document in order to find the bill number at the left margin. This is the actual roll call of the vote by the Senate. http://www.leg.state.co.us/2002a/inetc&j.nsf/1470377f4cbbdeee8725685d007b6fdf/a6777fac821f045787256b8900558168/$FILE/jour_078.pdf

Link to House Bill HB05-1030

This link will take you to the Transportation & Energy Committee Recommendation on the Toll Road Bill introduced in 2005, which would have given FRTRC the ability to take private land through eminent domain.  Across the top of the page there are links to the bill, committee minutes and the Vote. 

http://www.leg.state.co.us/clics2005a/csl.nsf/fsbillcont3/86B3FFF76D58578D87256F4900006BE7?Open&file=HB1030_C_001.pdf
Text Box: Link to House Bill HB08-1012 This link will take you to the bill introduced by Vaad & Spence introduced this session which would shift the burden for the maintenance of state highways to the towns through which they traverse. This would make Calhan, Peyton and Falcon pay for the maintenance of Highway 24— since this road traverses all of these small towns! The links across the top of the page will allow you to follow the progress of the bill over the course of the campaign. http://www.leg.state.co.us/CLICS/CLICS2008A/csl.nsf/fsbillcont3/68618374008FC6C08725738000745CDC?Open&file=1012_01.pdf

Diane Whitley for Colorado

 Senate District 10

Common Sense Solutions

 
Text Box: Link to HB08-1007 This link will take you to the toll road bill introduced by Rep. Looper this session. By clicking on the links at the top of the webpage you can follow the history of the bill through the various committees. Notice the section labeled 7-45-101(3) which was deleted. This portion of the bill had no meaning for the toll road opposition, but if you look at the conference committee notes— you see the attachment submitted by Rep. Looper which shows that the Banning Lewis Parkway project had been submitted for millions of dollars of federal funding. http://www.leg.state.co.us/CLICS/CLICS2008A/csl.nsf/fsbillcont3/2B9B83646BB0CD37872573680059F84F?Open&file=1007_enr.pdf#

Link to Banning Lewis Parkway Map

 

The former Springs Toll Road now known as the Banning Lewis Parkway project has been submitted to the Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments and included in the Statewide plan.  If you look at the map you can see why 7-45-101(3) was changed—if it hadn’t been changed, it would have been illegal under the 2006 guidelines.

 

http://www.ppacg.org/cms/images/stories/pdf_files/tr trn_fiscally_constrained_alternatives.pdf