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HOUSE JOURNAL
SIXTY-FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
STATE OF COLORADO
First Regular Session
Seventieth Legislative Day
Tuesday, March 22, 2005
1 Prayer by Deacon Clarence McDavid, Cure d' Ars Church, Denver.
2
3 The Speaker called the House to order at 9:00 a.m.
4
5 Pledge of Allegiance led by Mario Balerio, Pueblo.
6
7 The roll was called with the following result:
8
9
Present--60.
10
Excused--Representatives Harvey, Knoedler, McGihon, Sullivan,
11
Witwer--5.
12
Present after roll call--Representative McGihon.
13
14 The Speaker declared a quorum present.
15
_______________
16
17 On motion of Representative Lindstrom, the reading of the journal of
18 March 21, 2005, was declared dispensed with and approved as corrected
19 by the Chief Clerk.
20
_______________
21
22
23 CONSIDERATION OF SENATE AMENDMENTS TO HOUSE BILLS
24
25 HB05-1060 by Representative(s) Marshall, Judd; also Senator(s)
26
Veiga--Concerning additional incentives to promote the
27
issuance of tax credits for contributions to CoverColorado.
28
29 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 7, page 456)
30
31 Representative Marshall moved that the House concur in Senate
32 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call
33 vote:
34
35 YES
61
NO
00 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
36 Balmer
Y Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
37 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
38 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
39 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg Y Rose
Y
40 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis Y
41 Brophy
Y Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
42 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
43 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
Y Stafford Y
Page 718
House Journal--70th Day--March 22, 2005
1 Cadman Y Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
2 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
3 Carroll T Y Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
4 Cerbo
Y Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
Y
5 Clapp
Y Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y
6 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
7 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
Y White
Y
8 Crane
Y Knoedler E Plant
Y Witwer
E
9
Speaker Y
10
11 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?".
12 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a
13 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the
14 bill, as amended, was declared repassed.
15
16 YES
57
NO
04 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
17 Balmer
Y Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
18 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
19 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
20 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg N Rose
Y
21 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis N
22 Brophy
Y Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
23 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
24 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
Y Stafford Y
25 Cadman N Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
26 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
27 Carroll T Y Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
28 Cerbo
Y Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
Y
29 Clapp
Y Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y
30 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
31 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
Y White
Y
32 Crane
N Knoedler E Plant
Y Witwer
E
33
Speaker Y
34 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Boyd, and Green.
35
36 HB05-1016 by Representative(s) White; also Senator(s) Tochtrop--
37
Concerning an exemption from the prohibition against the
38
corporate practice of physical therapy for physical
39
therapists engaged in the practice of physical therapy in a
40
health care agency.
41
42 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 11, page 499)
43
44 Representative White moved that the House concur in Senate
45 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call
46 vote:
47
48 YES
52
NO
09 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
49 Balmer
N Curry
Y Larson
N Pommer Y
50 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
51 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
N Riesberg Y
52 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg N Rose
Y
53 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis Y
54 Brophy
N Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
55 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
56 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
Y Stafford N
House Journal--70th Day--March 22, 2005
Page 719
1 Cadman Y Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
2 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
3 Carroll T Y Hoppe
N McGihon Y Todd
Y
4 Cerbo
Y Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
Y
5 Clapp
Y Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y
6 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
7 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
N White
Y
8 Crane
N Knoedler E Plant
Y Witwer
E
9
Speaker Y
10
11 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?".
12 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a
13 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the
14 bill, as amended, was declared repassed.
15
16 YES
60
NO
01 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
17 Balmer
N Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
18 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
19 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
20 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg Y Rose
Y
21 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis Y
22 Brophy
Y Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
23 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
24 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
Y Stafford Y
25 Cadman Y Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
26 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
27 Carroll T Y Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
28 Cerbo
Y Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
Y
29 Clapp
Y Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y
30 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
31 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
Y White
Y
32 Crane
Y Knoedler E Plant
Y Witwer
E
33
Speaker Y
34 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Boyd, Marshall, and McGihon.
35
36 HB05-1170 by Representative(s) Schultheis; also Senator(s) Jones--
37
Concerning notice of anticipated expedited
38
relinquishment.
39
40 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 11, page 501)
41
42 Representative Schultheis moved that the House concur in Senate
43 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call
44 vote:
45
46 YES
61
NO
00 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
47 Balmer
Y Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
48 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
49 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
50 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg Y Rose
Y
51 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis Y
52 Brophy
Y Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
53 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
54 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
Y Stafford Y
55 Cadman Y Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
56 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
Page 720
House Journal--70th Day--March 22, 2005
1 Carroll T Y Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
2 Cerbo
Y Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
Y
3 Clapp
Y Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y
4 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
5 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
Y White
Y
6 Crane
Y Knoedler E Plant
Y Witwer
E
7
Speaker Y
8
9 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?".
10 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a
11 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the
12 bill, as amended, was declared repassed.
13
14 YES
61
NO
00 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
15 Balmer
Y Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
16 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
17 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
18 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg Y Rose
Y
19 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis Y
20 Brophy
Y Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
21 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
22 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
Y Stafford Y
23 Cadman Y Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
24 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
25 Carroll T Y Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
26 Cerbo
Y Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
Y
27 Clapp
Y Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y
28 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
29 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
Y White
Y
30 Crane
Y Knoedler E Plant
Y Witwer
E
31
Speaker Y
32
33 HB05-1045 by Representative(s) Decker, Jahn; also Senator(s)
34
Williams--Concerning the prohibition of radar jamming
35
devices.
36
37 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 11, page 501)
38
39 Representative Decker moved that the House concur in Senate
40 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call
41 vote:
42
43 YES
61
NO
00 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
44 Balmer
Y Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
45 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
46 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
47 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg Y Rose
Y
48 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis Y
49 Brophy
Y Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
50 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
51 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
Y Stafford Y
52 Cadman Y Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
53 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
54 Carroll T Y Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
55 Cerbo
Y Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
Y
56 Clapp
Y Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y
House Journal--70th Day--March 22, 2005
Page 721
1 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
2 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
Y White
Y
3 Crane
Y Knoedler E Plant
Y Witwer
E
4
Speaker Y
5
6 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?".
7 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a
8 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the
9 bill, as amended, was declared repassed.
10 YES
48
NO
13 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
11 Balmer
Y Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
12 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
13 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg N
14 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg N Rose
N
15 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis Y
16 Brophy
Y Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
17 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
18 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
N Stafford Y
19 Cadman N Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
20 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
21 Carroll T N Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
22 Cerbo
Y Jahn
Y McKinley N Vigil
Y
23 Clapp
N Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann N
24 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
25 Coleman Y King
N Penry
N White
Y
26 Crane
N Knoedler E Plant
N Witwer
E
27
Speaker Y
28 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Lindstrom, and Todd.
29
30 HB05-1168 by Representative(s) Garcia; also Senator(s) Kester--
31
Concerning administrative matters related to a foreclosure
32
proceeding.
33
34 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 14, page 514)
35
36 Representative Garcia moved that the House concur in Senate
37 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call
38 vote:
39 YES
61
NO
00 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
40 Balmer
Y Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
41 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
42 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
43 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg Y Rose
Y
44 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis Y
45 Brophy
Y Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
46 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
47 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
Y Stafford Y
48 Cadman Y Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
49 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
50 Carroll T Y Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
51 Cerbo
Y Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
Y
52 Clapp
Y Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y
53 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
54 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
Y White
Y
55 Crane
Y Knoedler E Plant
Y Witwer
E
56
Speaker Y
Page 722
House Journal--70th Day--March 22, 2005
1 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?".
2 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a
3 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the
4 bill, as amended, was declared repassed.
5
6
YES
60
NO
01 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
7 Balmer
Y Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
8 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
9 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
10 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg Y Rose
N
11 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis Y
12 Brophy
Y Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
13 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
14 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
Y Stafford Y
15 Cadman Y Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
16 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
17 Carroll T Y Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
18 Cerbo
Y Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
Y
19 Clapp
Y Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y
20 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
21 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
Y White
Y
22 Crane
Y Knoedler E Plant
Y Witwer
E
23
Speaker Y
24
25 HB05-1195 by Representative(s) Kerr, Knoedler, Stengel; also
26
Senator(s) Keller--Concerning a requirement that a deed
27
convey any interest held by the grantor in certain vacated
28
rights-of-way adjoining the subject real property.
29
30 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 14, page 514)
31
32 Representative Kerr moved that the House concur in Senate amendments.
33 The motion was declared passed by the following roll call vote:
34
35 YES
60
NO
01 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
36 Balmer
Y Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
37 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
38 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
39 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg Y Rose
Y
40 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis Y
41 Brophy
Y Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
42 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
43 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
Y Stafford Y
44 Cadman Y Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
45 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
46 Carroll T Y Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
47 Cerbo
N Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
Y
48 Clapp
Y Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y
49 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
50 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
Y White
Y
51 Crane
Y Knoedler E Plant
Y Witwer
E
52
Speaker Y
53
54
55
House Journal--70th Day--March 22, 2005
Page 723
1 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?".
2 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a
3 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the
4 bill, as amended, was declared repassed.
5
6
YES
60
NO
01 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
7 Balmer
Y Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
8 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
9 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
10 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg Y Rose
Y
11 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis Y
12 Brophy
Y Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
13 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
14 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
Y Stafford Y
15 Cadman Y Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
16 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
17 Carroll T Y Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
18 Cerbo
Y Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
Y
19 Clapp
Y Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y
20 Cloer
N Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
21 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
Y White
Y
22 Crane
Y Knoedler E Plant
Y Witwer
E
23 24 Co-sponsor added: Representative Berens.
Speaker Y
25
26 HB05-1149 by Representative(s) Stengel; also Senator(s) Veiga--
27
Concerning the governance of business entities.
28
29 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 14, page 514)
30
31 Representative Stengel moved that the House concur in Senate
32 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call
33 vote:
34 YES
61
NO
00 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
35 Balmer
Y Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
36 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
37 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
38 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg Y Rose
Y
39 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis Y
40 Brophy
Y Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
41 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
42 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
Y Stafford Y
43 Cadman Y Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
44 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
45 Carroll T Y Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
46 Cerbo
Y Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
Y
47 Clapp
Y Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y
48 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
49 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
Y White
Y
50 Crane
Y Knoedler E Plant
Y Witwer
E
51
Speaker Y
52
53 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?".
54 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a
55 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the
56 bill, as amended, was declared repassed.
Page 724
House Journal--70th Day--March 22, 2005
1
YES
59
NO
02 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
2 Balmer
Y Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
3 Benefield Y Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale N
4 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
5 Borodkin Y Gallegos Y Lundberg Y Rose
Y
6 Boyd
Y Garcia
Y Madden
Y Schultheis Y
7 Brophy
Y Green
Y Marshall Y Solano
Y
8 Buescher Y Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
N
9 Butcher
Y Harvey
E May
Y Stafford Y
10 Cadman Y Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
11 Carroll M Y Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
12 Carroll T Y Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
13 Cerbo
Y Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
Y
14 Clapp
Y Judd
Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y
15 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
16 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
Y White
Y
17 Crane
Y Knoedler E Plant
Y Witwer
E
18 19 Co-sponsor added: Representative Madden.
Speaker Y
20
21 HB05-1025 by Representative(s) Stafford, Marshall, Green; also
22
Senator(s) Hagedorn, Anderson, Dyer--Concerning
23
eligibility under the "Colorado Medical Assistance Act".
24
25 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 14, page 501)
26
27 Representative Stafford moved that the House concur in Senate
28 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call
29 vote:
30 YES
43
NO
18 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
31 Balmer
Y Curry
N Larson
Y Pommer N
32 Benefield N Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
33 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
34 Borodkin N Gallegos N Lundberg Y Rose
Y
35 Boyd
N Garcia
Y Madden
N Schultheis Y
36 Brophy
Y Green
N Marshall N Solano
Y
37 Buescher N Hall
Y Massey
Y Soper
Y
38 Butcher
N Harvey
E May
Y Stafford Y
39 Cadman Y Hefley
Y McCluskey Y Stengel
Y
40 Carroll M N Hodge
Y McFadyen Y Sullivan E
41 Carroll T N Hoppe
Y McGihon Y Todd
Y
42 Cerbo
N Jahn
Y McKinley Y Vigil
N
43 Clapp
Y Judd
N Merrifield Y Weissmann N
44 Cloer
Y Kerr
Y Paccione Y Welker
Y
45 Coleman Y King
Y Penry
Y White
Y
46 Crane
Y Knoedler E Plant
N Witwer
E
47
Speaker Y
48
49 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?".
50 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a
51 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the
52 bill, as amended, was declared repassed.
53 YES
58
NO
03 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00
54 Balmer
Y Curry
Y Larson
Y Pommer Y
55 Benefield N Decker
Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y
56 Berens
Y Frangas
Y Liston
Y Riesberg Y
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