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House adopts five measures on third reading; several others moved without extended floor debate
Summary
The Colorado House approved five bills on third reading early in its Feb. 27, 2025 floor session and laid over or scheduled others; votes and brief descriptions are listed.
The Colorado House adopted five bills on third reading early in its Feb. 27, 2025 floor session, taking final action on measures ranging from unit-owner protections to standards for mental health support confidentiality.
The measures were approved with voice or recorded votes as noted below; several other bills were scheduled or discussed later in the day and are detailed in subsequent articles.
The bills and outcomes
- House Bill 10 43 (protection of unit owners in relation to enforcement actions by unit owners associations) Outcome: Adopted on third reading; announced: "With 38 I, 24 no, and 3 excused, House Bill 10 43 is adopted." (vote tally reported on the floor; cosponsors requested)
- House Bill 10 56 (local government permitting of wireless telecommunications facilities) Outcome: Adopted on third reading; announced: "With 35 I 28 no and 2 excused, House Bill 10 56 is adopted." (vote tally reported on the floor)
- House Bill 11 66 (measures concerning reducing food waste) Outcome: Adopted on third reading; announced: "Please close the machine. With 57 I, 6 no, and 2 excused, House Bill 11 66 is adopted." (vote tally reported on the floor)
- Senate Bill 19 (modernization of the state plane coordinate system) Outcome: Adopted on third reading; announced: "With 62 I won no to excused, Senate Bill 19 is adopted." (vote tally reported on the floor; recorded as adopted)
- House Bill 10 87 (confidentiality requirements for individuals providing mental health support) Outcome: Adopted on third reading; announced: "With 63 I, 0 no, and 2 excused, House Bill 10 87 is adopted." (vote tally reported on the floor)
Why it matters
These third-reading adoptions put the listed measures on track to become law pending any further procedural steps required by the legislative process. Several of the bills relate to privacy and confidentiality (unit‑owner protections; confidentiality for mental‑health support), infrastructure (coordination systems), and local permitting (wireless facilities), indicating floor agreement on a mix of consumer protection and technical policy changes.
What's next
Some bills were laid over or made special orders for later consideration; other measures that drew substantive floor or committee debate are the subject of separate coverage in this package.
