Concerning methods to alleviate the fiscal impact of state regulations on small businesses, and, in connection therewith, enacting the "Regulatory Relief Act of 2017".

Concerning the allocation of additional general fund revenues made available for expenditure in fiscal year 2016-17 due to the enactment of legislation to end the state collection of hospital provider fee revenues that are counted against the state fiscal year spending limit, and, in connection therewith, prioritizing the allocation of such revenues, in order, for the highway users tax fund, repayment of the state severance tax trust fund and the local government severance tax fund of money diverted from those funds to the general fund in fiscal year 2014-15, reduction in the amount of fiscal year 2016-17 public school finance negative factor, and mitigation of tuition increases at state-supported institutions of higher education.

Concerning the allocation of money that the state keeps and spends as a result of a voter-approved revenue change at the 2019 statewide election.

Concerning the ability of a city's governing body to determine the length of terms for its housing authority commissioners.

Submitting to the registered electors of the state of Colorado an amendment to the Colorado constitution concerning county surveyors, and, in connection therewith, repealing a requirement that each county in the state elect a county surveyor and allowing each county to determine whether a surveyor should be elected or appointed and to establish the term and any compensation to be provided to a surveyor.

Concerning the rights of consumers of electricity to install electricity storage systems on their property.

Concerning electronic participation in committee meetings during the legislative interim.

Concerning the ability of a farm stand to be operated on a principal use site of any sized land area regardless of whether the site has been zoned by a local government for agricultural operations.

Concerning allowing medicaid home health services to be provided in the community, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.

concerning the disposal of naturally occurring radioactive materials.

Concerning a requirement that a common interest community created in Colorado before July 1, 1992, comply with a provision of the "Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act" that allows a majority of the unit owners in a common interest community to veto a budget proposed by the executive board of the common interest community.