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BILL SUMMARY For SB18-198
SENATE COMMITTEE ON STATE, VETERANS, & MILITARY AFFAIRS
Date Mar 21, 2018
Location SCR 357
SB18-198 - Committee Discussion Only
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02:18:03 PM |
The committee reconvened.
Senator Scott, sponsor, presented Senate Bill 18-198 to the committee.
The bill establishes the difference between 3.2 and full-strength
beer and creates a new expanded retailer's license to allow for the sale
of 3.2 and full-strength beer for off-premises consumption.
Senator Scott provided three handouts to the committee [Attachments
D, E, and F].
Committee members discussed the bill
with Senator Scott.
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02:24:31 PM |
Chris Howes, representing the Colorado Retail Council, testified against the bill.
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02:27:42 PM |
Grier Bailey, representing the Colorado Wyoming Petroleum Marketers Association (CWPMA), testified against the bill.
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02:31:13 PM |
Jabran Khan, representing 7-Eleven franchises in Colorado, testified against the bill.
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02:35:19 PM |
Mr. Howes and Mr. Bailey responded to committee member questions.
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02:36:31 PM |
Scott Paulson, representing Silco Fuels
and CWPMA, testified against the bill.
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02:37:51 PM |
Erin Launspach, representing Kum & Go, testified against the bill.
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02:44:12 PM |
Mary Lou Chapman, representing the Rocky Mountain Food Industry Association, testified against the bill.
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02:46:24 PM |
Ms. Launspach, Ms. Chapman, and Senator Scott responded to committee member questions.
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02:53:45 PM |
David Montoya, representing Safeway, testified against the bill.
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02:54:16 PM |
Kelli McGannon, representing King Soopers, testified against the bill.
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03:00:10 PM |
Kevin Bommer, representing the Colorado Municipal League, testified against the bill. He responded to committee member questions.
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03:06:41 PM |
Ms. McGannon responded to committee member questions.
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03:07:18 PM |
Steve Findley, representing the Colorado Beer Distributors Association, testified against the bill.
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03:09:20 PM |
Patrick Maroney, representing Liquor Enforcement, Colorado Department of Revenue, responded to committee member questions.
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03:16:00 PM |
Jennifer Tracy, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
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03:19:26 PM |
Jacqui Shumway, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
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03:21:43 PM |
Celeste Archer, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
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03:24:15 PM |
Ms. Archer, Ms. Shumway, and Ms. Tracy responded to committee member questions.
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03:28:19 PM |
Brandi Pollock, representing Fisher's Liquor Barn, testified in support of the bill.
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03:30:59 PM |
Leo Bortolotto, representing himself and his wine shop, testified in support of the bill.
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03:34:44 PM |
Carolyn Joy, representing Joy Liquors, testified in support of the bill.
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03:38:19 PM |
Committee members commented on the bill.
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03:38:28 PM |
Ms. Joy and Ms. Pollock made additional comments on the bill.
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03:44:29 PM |
Stephen Gould, representing the Colorado Distillers Guild and Golden Moon Distillery, testified in support of the bill.
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03:49:51 PM |
Kara Miller, representing the Colorado Distillers Guild, testified in support of the bill.
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03:51:10 PM |
Jeanne McEvoy, representing the Colorado Licensed Beverage Association, testified in support of the bill.
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03:57:29 PM |
Scott Chase, representing Coloradans for Safety, testified in support of the bill and responded to committee member questions.
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04:03:26 PM |
Joan Green Turner, representing the Distillers
Council of the United States, testified on the bill from a neutral position.
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04:12:41 PM |
Andres Gil Zaldana, representing the Colorado Brewers Guild, testified against the bill.
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04:17:01 PM |
Senator Scott wrapped up his presentation of the bill.
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04:20:56 PM |
Committee members commented on the bill.
The chair laid the bill over to a future date.
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