Colorado Legislative Council Staff
LOCAL
CONDITIONAL FISCAL NOTE
No State General Fund Impact
Local Government Expenditure Impact
Drafting Number: Prime Sponsor(s): |
LLS 98-516 Sen. Reeves
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Date: Bill Status: Fiscal Analyst: |
January 15, 1998 Senate Local Government Steve Tammeus (866-2756) |
TITLE: CONCERNING THE EXPANSION OF COUNTY POWERS TO INCLUDE THE REGULATION OF THE PURCHASE OF TOBACCO BY MINORS.
Summary of Legislation
STATE FISCAL IMPACT SUMMARY |
FY 1998/99 |
FY 1999/2000 |
State Revenues General Fund Other Fund |
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State Expenditures General Fund Other Fund |
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FTE Position Change |
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Local Government Impact — Allows any county, or city and county, to enact a resolution or ordinance that prohibits a person under eighteen years of age from purchasing any cigarettes or tobacco products. |
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This bill allows any county, or city and county, to enact a resolution or ordinance that prohibits a person under eighteen years of age from purchasing any cigarettes or tobacco products. The bill will become effective at 12:01 a.m. on the day following the ninety-day period after adjournment sine die of the General Assembly, or on the date of the official declaration of the vote of the people as proclaimed by the Governor, if a referendum petition is filed pursuant to Article V, Section 1 (3) of the State Constitution.
The bill will not affect state revenue or expenditures. The bill may affect county, or city and county, expenditures if the entity elects to enact local laws per the provisions of the bill. Therefore, the bill is assessed as having a conditional local government fiscal impact.
Local Government Impact
The provisions of this bill may increase local government law enforcement costs if the county, or city and county, elects to enact laws to regulate the purchase of tobacco by minors.
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