CCITP 1: AUTHORITY TO ADOPT RULES AND REGULATIONS.
These rules are adopted by the Colorado State Patrol, a division of the
Colorado Department of Public Safety, consistent with the authority presented
by §
24-33.5-230(1),
CRS. As directed through §
24-33.5-230(2),
CRS, the Colorado State Patrol has the authority to adopt rules necessary to
facilitate the management and maintenance of the Catalytic Converter
Identification and Theft Prevention Grant Program by the Colorado State Patrol
CATPA Business Unit. All rules herein adopted are also promulgated according to
and consistent with applicable provisions of the Colorado Administrative
Procedures Act (APA), §
24-4-101 et. Seq., CRS.
CCITP 2: SCOPE AND PURPOSE OF THESE RULES.
Reflected by the passage of SB 22-009, HB 22-1217, and SB 22-179, the Colorado
General Assembly affirmatively declared the increase in known catalytic
converter theft as an imminent threat or harm to the preservation of public
peace, health, and safety in Colorado. The General Assembly has further
determined that financial assistance should be made available to support
programs addressing automobile theft prevention for grants related to catalytic
converter theft.
Responsibility for receiving, reviewing, and administering
grants pursuant to the Catalytic Converter Identification and Theft Prevention
Grant Program is statutorily assigned to the CATPA Business Unit of the
Colorado State Patrol. The Colorado State Patrol is subsequently provided the
authority to adopt rules necessary for the administration of the Catalytic
Converter Identification and Theft Prevention Grant Program. Consistent with
§
24-33.5-230(2), (4), and
(5), CRS, these rules:
* identify definitions applicable to these rules and the
Catalytic Converter Identification and Theft Prevention Grant Program;
* identify a grant application process subject to the
requirements of applicable statutes;
* identify deadlines for grant applications received, reviewed,
and grants awarded by the Colorado Department of Public Safety;
* identify mandatory criteria applicable to grant applicants,
applications, selection, and fund allocation; and
* identify mandatory grant reporting responsibilities of
applicants receiving grant awards and minimum reporting criteria established by
the CATPA Business Unit on behalf of the Colorado Department of Public Safety
to facilitate annual departmental reporting upon the Catalytic Converter
Identification and Theft Prevention Program to the General Assembly required by
§
24-33.5-230(5)
(b), CRS.
CCITP 3: APPLICABILITY OF RULES. These rules apply
to all grant applicants applying for Catalytic Converter Identification and
Theft Prevention Program Grants. These rules are similarly applicable to all
grant applicants receiving awards allocated consistent with §
24-33.5-230(4),
CRS, and having reporting responsibilities as set forth by §
24-33.5-230(5)
(a), CRS, and these rules.
CCITP 4: DEFINITIONS. Unless otherwise
specifically indicated by these rules, the following definitions apply
throughout:
4.1.
Association: A Colorado public or private, incorporated or
unincorporated, for-profit or not-for-profit entity of actual and/or legal
persons who actively collaborate towards a common goal or purpose, meeting
minimum requirements applicable to the entity set forth by applicable Colorado
statutes. For purposes of these rules, an association must express a focus,
initiative, project, or purpose related to automobile theft and the prevention
of catalytic converter theft as part of their grant application.
4.2.
Automobile: Means a motor
vehicle as it is defined within §
42-1-102(58),
CRS, except that this term does not include a motorcycle.
4.3.
Automobile Dealer: Means a
motor vehicle dealer consistent with §
44-20-102(14) and
(18), CRS, or a used motor vehicle dealer as
defined within §
44-20-102(26),
CRS.
4.4.
Award: Means
financial assistance that provides support to accomplish a program proposed by
a grant applicant as part of a Catalytic Converter Identification and Theft
Prevention Grant Program Application.
4.5.
Catalytic Converter:Means
a post-combustion device that (1) oxidizes hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide
gasses or reduces oxides of nitrogen, and (2) is designed or intended for use
as part of an emission control system, and (3) is installed on a motor
vehicle.
4.6.
Catalytic
Converter Identification and Theft Prevention Grant Program (CCITP):
Means the grant program created by SB 22-1217 and managed by the CATPA Business
Unit of the Colorado State Patrol consistent with the authority provided by
§
24-33.5-230(1) and
(2), CRS. Also referenced throughout these
rules as the CCITP Grant Program.
4.7.
Catalytic Converter Identification
and Theft Prevention Grant Program (CCITP) Cash Fund: Means the cash
fund established through HB 22-1217 and codified in statute as §
24-33.5-230 (5.5), CRS. Referenced
throughout these rules as the Cash Fund, this is a fund continuously
appropriated by statute to the Colorado State Patrol to support the
administration of the CCITP Grant Program, unless or until authority for the
CCITP Grant Program is repealed. Initial funds appropriated to the CCITP Grant
Program are set forth within Part 1 (a) of Section 3 of SB 22-1217.
4.8.
CATPA: Means the Colorado
Automobile Theft Prevention Authority as defined by §
42-5-112(1), CRS,
and abbreviated throughout these rules as CATPA.
4.9.
CATPA Board (Board): Means
the Board created by §
42-5-112(2), CRS,
and referenced throughout §
24-33.5-230(1),
CRS. For purposes of these rules, the CATPA Board will review and provide
recommendations regarding the CCITP Grant Program applications received by the
CATPA Business Unit on behalf of the Colorado State Patrol as a division of the
Colorado Department of Public Safety.
4.10.
CATPA Business Unit: Means
the CATPA Business Unit of the Colorado State Patrol Investigative Services
Section.
4.11.
CATPA CCITP
Forms and Guidance Manual: Means the forms and guidance publication
approved by the Colorado State Patrol and provided by the CATPA Business Unit
providing forms to support applications to and required reporting of the CCITP
Grant Program as it is published and available to the public November
2022.
4.12.
CDPS
(Department): Means the Colorado Department of Public Safety and is
referenced throughout these rules as the Department.
4.13.
Colorado State Patrol
(CSP): Means the Colorado State Patrol and is abbreviated throughout
these rules as the CSP.
4.14.
Dealer: Consistent with §
18-13-111(8),
CRS, means any person, business, or entity that buys, sells or distributes for
the purposes of recycling, processing, or smelting, any commodity metal or
detached catalytic converter on a wholesale basis.
4.15.
Detached Catalytic
Converter: Means a post-combustion device that (1) oxidizes hydrocarbons
and carbon monoxide gasses or reduces oxides of nitrogen; (2) is designed or
intended for use as a part of an emission control system; and (3) was
previously installed on a motor vehicle and subsequently removed.
4.16.
Emergency Repair Service:
A Colorado public or private, incorporated or unincorporated, for-profit or
not-for-profit entity whose primary business is to repair motor vehicles, to
safeguard against immediate and substantial damage resulting from catalytic
converter theft, and/or to otherwise secure and/or transport a vehicle that has
sustained damage resulting from catalytic converter theft.
4.17.
Emission Control System:
Means an emissions control system as defined by §
25-7-144(8) (a),
CRS.
4.18.
Manufacturer: Consistent with §
25-7-144(8) (b),
CRS, means any person who manufactures or assembles new and used motor vehicles
of a type required to be registered according to §
42-3-103, CRS. For purposes of
these rules, automobile dealers and automobile repair businesses fall within
the scope of this definition and each, manufacturer, automobile dealer, and
automobile repair business are included in the definition of Qualified
Applicant set forth within these rules.
4.19.
Motorcycle: Means a
motorcycle as it is defined by §
25-7-144(8) (c),
CRS.
4.20.
Motor
Vehicle: Means a motor vehicle as it is set forth by §
42-1-102(58),
CRS; except that this term does not include a motorcycle.
4.21.
Performance Period: Means
the period during which a grant award recipient is expected to use a grant
award towards approved programs and activities proposed as part of a grant
application. For purposes of these rules, the performance period also refers to
the period during which a grant award recipient is expected and required to
complete applicable reporting requirements.
4.22.
Qualified Applicant: For
purposes of the CCITP Grant Program and these rules, Qualified Applicants
include groups of associated actual or legal persons actively working together
or towards a common goal or purpose consistent with the definition of
association set forth within these rules, but are not necessarily limited to,
auto repair businesses, automobile dealers, associations focusing efforts on
catalytic converter identification, theft prevention, or victim assistance,
emergency repair services, law enforcement agencies, and local
governments.
CCITP 5: CCITP GRANT PROGRAM APPLICANT
ELIGIBILITY. CCITP Grant Program applicants must satisfy both the
definition of a Qualified Applicant outlined in subsection 4.22 of these rules
and as is consistent with §
24-33.5-230(3),
CRS. All CCITP Grant Program applicants must complete all documents and forms
required by the CATPA Business Unit and demonstrate in their application that
the program therein proposed will address catalytic converter theft in
Colorado.
5.1.
Applicant
Submissions not Meeting Minimum Threshold Criteria. CCITP Grant Program
application submissions received by the CATPA Business Unit on behalf of the
Department and the CSP not satisfying one or both of these threshold
qualifications will be declined and returned to the applicant with a statement
indicating that the applicant does not meet the minimum criteria.
5.2.
Applicant Resubmission of
Previously Declined CCITP Grant Program Application.
CCITP Grant Program applications previously declined may be
resubmitted at a future CCITP Grant Program application submission period if
the applicant subsequently can satisfy both threshold conditions of applicant
eligibility.
CCITP 6: SUBMISSION AND CONTENT OF CCITP GRANT PROGRAM
APPLICATIONS. The CATPA Business Unit may solicit and will make
available to the general public and CCITP Grant Program applicants specifically
the CCITP Grant Forms and Guidance Manual online through the CATPA website. The
CCITP Grant Forms and Guidance Manual includes forms and information
significant to all submission and reporting obligations applicable to CCITP
Grant Program applicants receiving CCITP Grant Program Awards.
6.1.
Written Notice of Application
Submission Period. The CATPA Business Unit, on behalf of the CSP, will
announce annually the availability of CCITP Grant Program Funding and indicate
the submission period for CCITP Grant Program applications. Written notice of
available funding and the CCITP Grant Program application submission period may
include but is not limited to direct or electronic postal mailings to
identified parties, stakeholders, members of law enforcement, and
automobile-related associations; the posting of information on the CSP CATPA
and/or CDPS websites; and through other relevant agencies and trade
organizations.
6.2.
Application Forms and Required Content.All CCITP Grant Program
applications must be in the form required by the grant announcement and
supported by the forms provided in the CCITP Grant Forms and Guidance Manual
and include minimum criteria consistent with applicable statutes and these
rules.
6.2.1.
Name, Address, General
Contact Information, and Entity Identification: All CCITP Grant Program
applications must include the name, address, email address, and/or phone number
for a point of contact, and identify the entity type of the
applicant(s).
6.2.2.
Description of Grant Proposal and Impact on Catalytic Converter
Theft: The application must describe the type of grant program proposed
and how this program proposal will address the issue of catalytic converter
theft in Colorado. Consistent with §
24-33.5-230, CRS, grant applicants
may propose types of programs including public awareness campaign programs
regarding catalytic converter theft; programs involving catalytic converter
theft prevention parts; programs aiding victims of catalytic converter theft;
and/or programs supporting catalytic converter identification and tracking
efforts. Where applicable, the grant proposal description must include an
explanation as to how grant funding will help reduce catalytic converter theft
in Colorado.
6.2.3.
Additional Minimum Grant Application Criteria: All CCITP Grant
Program applications must satisfy and include any additional information
required by the CCITP Grant Program Forms and Guidance Manual and any
additional information included as part of the written notice of the CCITP
Grant Program application submission period.
6.3.
CCITP Grant Deadlines and
Notice. All dates applicable to the submission and receipt of CCITP
Grant Program applications to the CATPA Business Unit will be as set forth
within the grant schedule detailed within the CCITP Grant Forms and Guidance
Manual.
6.4.
Method and
Delivery of Application Submission. All CCITP Grant Program applications
must be submitted to the CATPA Business Unit as directed in the CCITP Grant
Forms and Guidance Manual instructions and/or the written notice of the CCITP
Grant Program application submission period. In the event of any disparity, the
guidance provided by the latter will control.
CCITP 7: CCITP GRANT PROGRAM APPLICATION QUALIFICATION,
EVALUATION, AND AWARD SELECTION. The CATPA Business Unit will review
CCITP Grant Program applications on behalf of the Department and the CSP
consistent with the requirements of §
24-33.5-230(1) -
(4), CRS.
7.1.
Application
Qualification. The CATPA Business Unit will review CCITP Grant Program
applications to determine the level of qualification meeting the following
criteria:
7.1.1.
Use of CCITP Grant
Forms and Guidance Manual: All CCITP Grant Program applications will be
reviewed consistent with §
24-33.5-230(1) -
(4), CRS, these rules, and the CCITP Grant Forms and Guidance Manual.
7.1.2.
Consistency with Other CDPS
CATPA Grant Application Rules-Consideration of Multijurisdictional
Applications: Under §
24-33.5-230(4)
(a), CRS, CCITP Grant Program Awards may
occur in accordance with other CDPS rules as well as the applicable statute.
Consistent with Part 5 of
8 CCR
1507-50, the CATPA Rules, the CATPA Business Unit may
prioritize the review and award of CCITP Grant Program applications
representing or proposing multijurisdictional programs/approaches from
Qualified Applicants satisfying the criteria of Part 6 of these
rules.
7.1.3.
Multi-Year
Award Discretion: As may be applied for and at the discretion of the
CATPA Business Unit on behalf of the Department and the CSP, CCITP Grant
Program Awards may be awarded for individual annual performance periods or
multi-year performance periods consistent with §
24-33.5-230(4)
(a), CRS.
7.1.4.
Minimum Threshold Eligibility
Review: All CCITP Grant Program application submissions will first be
reviewed to determine if the applicant(s) satisfy the definition of a Qualified
Applicant set forth within these rules. Meeting this criterion, applicants will
be reviewed to determine if they include a description of the proposed program
as set forth within these rules. Satisfying both criteria, a reviewed CCITP
Grant Program application will be reviewed consistent with the grant criteria
outlined by §
24-33.5-230(3) and
(4), CRS, and the elements set forth by Part
7 of these rules.
7.2.
CCITP Grant Program Application Evaluation for Mandatory Review
Elements. All CCITP Grant Program application submissions satisfying the
requirements of Part 7.1 of these rules will be reviewed by the CATPA Business
Unit. The CATPA Business Unit will evaluate how each application addresses the
following mandatory CCITP Grant Program elements:
7.2.1.
Clear Presentation of Catalytic
Converter Theft Issue: The CCITP Grant Program application must present
an issue involving or related to catalytic converter theft or identification
that proposes a response involving a catalytic converter theft public awareness
campaign, catalytic converter theft prevention parts, assistance to victims of
catalytic converter theft, and/or catalytic converter identification and
tracking efforts.
7.2.2.
Explanation of Funding Effect on Catalytic Converter Theft: Except
for CCITP Grant Program applications proposing programs only involving
financial reimbursement or assistance to victims of catalytic converter theft
absent any other efforts to reduce catalytic converter theft or to raise public
awareness thereof, all CCITP Grant Program applications must include an
explanation of how a grant funding award will help reduce catalytic converter
theft in Colorado. Any CCITP Grant Program application proposing a program with
an intent to decrease the incidence of catalytic converter theft or to
facilitate efforts at catalytic converter identification and tracking must
include an explanation of how CCITP Grant Program funding will support this
goal.
7.2.3.
Proposed
Activities and Goals: The application must propose a program design
wherein the activities and goals defined are realistic and
attainable.
7.3.
CCITP Grant Program Application Evaluation for Quality Review
Elements. The CATPA Business Unit shall review all CCITP Grant Program
applications satisfying Parts 7.1 and 7.2 of these rules against additional
qualitative criteria:
7.3.1.
Cost
Structure: The application must demonstrate a realistic cost structure
as compared to the expressed activities and goals of the proposed
program.
7.3.2.
Data
Collection and Evaluation: The application must demonstrate that the
proposed program design allows for the collection of data relevant and
necessary to the expressed activities and goals of the program and will support
evaluation thereof to measure the progress and effectiveness of the program
upon the incidence of catalytic converter theft.
7.3.3.
Innovation and Ingenuity:
The application will be evaluated, to the extent possible, for any display of
innovation or ingenuity in its concept, design, and/or operation concerning the
issues identified in Part 6.2.2 of these rules. A CCITP Grant Program
Application proposal will be considered to be innovative or demonstrate
ingenuity where it introduces a new or different strategy or approach to
preventing, deterring, reducing, or alleviating the negative consequences of
catalytic converter theft upon business and the general public.
7.3.4.
Experience, Expertise, or
Demonstrated Ability: Information about an applicant's experience and
qualifications regarding subject-area expertise, and/or a demonstrated ability
to manage grant-funded projects or programs and to satisfy the reporting
requirements thereof consistently and with success will be considered, but the
absence thereof will not disqualify an applicant.
7.4.
Criteria-Based Funding Allocation
for Award Selection. CCITP Grant Program applications determined to
satisfy Parts 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3 of these rules by the CATPA Business Unit will
be finalized subsequent to the completion of the following post-requisite
review:
7.4.1.
CATPA Board
Recommendation and Review: CCITP Grant Program applications meeting the
requirements of Parts 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3 of these rules will be made available
to the CATPA Board to review for purposes of minimizing the duplication of
grant projects and awards.
7.4.2.
Funding Apportionment: The CATPA Business Unit will consider
apportionment of CCITP Grant Program funds contingent upon the number of
applicants or qualified or approved applications in specific initiatives,
consistent with §
24-33.5-230(4)
(c), CRS. Under ideal circumstances, the
CCITP Grant Program Awards will be apportioned such that 20 percent will be
allocated towards victim-targeted initiatives, 20 percent will be to
initiatives focused on catalytic converter theft prevention, 25 percent to
proposals targeting the business impacts of catalytic converter theft, 25
percent to proposals focusing on enforcement, and the remaining 10 percent
towards the administrative costs of all approved CCITP Grant Program proposals.
Actual CCITP Grant Program funding available for each program type will be
provided annually as part of the written notice for the grant application
submission period.
7.4.3.
CATPA Business Unit Recommendations: The CATPA Business Unit will
provide CCITP Grant Program Award recommendations to the Colorado State Patrol
Appointing Authority for each performance period to determine final awards
consistent with §
24-33.5-230(4)
(c), CRS.
CCITP 8. NOTICE OF GRANT AWARD, CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE,
AND RIGHT OF REFUSAL. The CATPA Business Unit, on behalf of the
Department and the CSP, will notify all CCITP Grant Program applicants of the
approval or denial of a CCITP Grant Program application in writing. Written
notice of approval or denial may occur both by electronic mail, and postal
service in the event an email is not provided or is returned as
undeliverable.
8.1.
Reporting
Requirements Applicable to Award. All recipients accepting CCITP Grant
Program Awards are required to comply with the quarterly, annual, and/or final
program reporting requirements set forth within these rules. All annual and
final CCITP Grant Program reports must include project-specific information
consistent with §
24-33.5-230(4) (b) and (5)
(a), CRS, as referenced by Part 8.2 of these
rules.
8.2.
Quarterly,
Annual, and Final Reporting Requirements Applicable to CCITP Grant Program
Awards. Consistent with §
24-33.5-230(4) (b) and (5)
(a), CRS, CCITP Grant Program Award
recipients accepting awards must adhere to grant reporting requirements set
forth by the Department. On behalf of the Department and the CSP, the CATPA
Business Unit will require quarterly, annual, and/or final grant program
reporting from all recipients accepting CCITP Grant Program Awards as follows:
8.2.1.
Notice of Reporting Schedule and
Applicable Forms: Timelines applicable to the submission of quarterly,
annual, and/or final CCITP Grant Program Awards accepted by recipients to the
CATPA Business Unit are provided within the CCITP Grant Program Forms and
Guidance Manual.
8.2.2.
Minimum Reporting Criteria: Forms provided within the CCITP Grant
Program Forms and Guidance Manual indicate all required reporting criteria. At
a minimum, CCITP Grant Program recipients must indicate for each scheduled
reporting period:
8.2.2.1. A description of
how the grant funding has been used during the applicable reporting
period;
8.2.2.2. Any outcomes
achieved or progress on program activities using grant funding;
8.2.2.3. Any project-specific information
directly arising out of the targeted initiative(s) of the program;
and
8.2.2.4. Any other required
information indicated by the CCITP Grant Program Forms and Guidance Manual
applicable to a quarterly, annual, and/or final CCITP Grant Program
report.
8.2.3.
CATPA Business Unit Review of CCITP Grant Program Recipient
Reports: On behalf of the Department and the CSP, the CATPA Business
Unit will review all quarterly, annual, and final CCITP Grant Program reports
submitted by CCITP Grant Program Award recipients. The review of these reports
will occur consistent with the statutorily identified goals and objectives of
the CCITP Grant Program and will be included as part of the annual report
required by §
24-33.5-230(5)
(b), CRS.
8.2.4.
Monitoring of the CCITP Grant
Program: On behalf of the Department and the CSP, the CATPA Business
Unit will monitor program implementation, financial administration, and the
achievement of CCITP Grant Program objectives of CCITP Grant Program Award
recipients as is consistent with §
24-33.5-230(5)
(a), CRS, these rules, and the CCITP Grant
Program Forms and Guidance Manual. The CATPA Business Unit will issue feedback
to all CCITP Grant Program Award recipients submitting or failing to submit any
required quarterly, annual, or final reports in writing, including any requests
for reports or inquiries for the minimum information required to be included as
part of any report. Written feedback will be delivered by electronic mail and
by postal service if an email is returned as undeliverable.
8.3.
Right of Refusal
Without Prejudice. A CCITP Grant Program Award recipient has the
discretion to decline or refuse any CCITP Grant Program Award without further
explanation or prejudice.
CCITP 9. CCITP AWARD RECIPIENT FAILURE TO PERFORM AND
CONSEQUENCES THEREOF. In the event a CCITP Grant Program Award recipient
fails to perform or to complete the mandatory reporting requirements or satisfy
the minimum reporting criteria required by §
24-33.5-230(4) (b) and (5)
(a), CRS, these rules, and as identified
within the CCITP Grant Program Forms and Guidance Manual, the CATPA Business
Unit may:
9.1.
Deliver Written
Notice. The CATPA Business Unit will deliver written notice to a CCITP
Grant Award recipient determined to have not submitted a required report or to
have not reported required information requesting the award recipient to
correct their noncompliance within 14 business days of the date of the notice.
The written notice will be delivered by electronic mail, and by postal service
where email is returned as undeliverable.
9.2.
Implement Improvement Plan
Consistent with CCITP Grant Program Forms and Guidance Manual. Failing
to respond to a notice to correct CCITP Grant Program noncompliance within 14
business days of the date of the written notice, the CATPA Business Unit may
present the CCITP Grant Program Award recipient with an improvement plan to
correct noncompliance.
9.3.
Recommend Refusal of Program Expenses. Failing to remediate
following the implementation of an improvement plan or failing to respond to
either a written notice or improvement plan as directed by Parts 9.1 or 9.2 of
these rules, the CATPA Business Unit may recommend to the Department and the
CSP that CCITP Grant Program expenses belatedly or not reported by the award
recipient not be reimbursed.
9.4.
Recommend Suspension or Revocation of CCITP Grant Program Award.
Failing to remediate following the implementation of an improvement plan or
failing to respond to either a written notice or improvement plan as described
by Parts 9.1 or 9.2 of these rules, the CATPA Business Unit may recommend to
the Department and the CSP the suspension or revocation of a CCITP Grant
Program Award.
9.5.
Failure
to Perform Affects Future Grant Award Consideration. The failure to
perform or to rehabilitate performance or the occurrence of a grant program
suspension, revocation, or refusal by the CATPA Business Unit to pay CCITP
Grant Program-related expenses based on non-compliance with CCITP Grant Program
mandatory reporting requirements may affect the future consideration of any
grant applications by the same award recipient(s) submitted to the CATPA
Business Unit, Board, CSP, or the Department.
CCITP 10. EXPIRATION OF
8 CCR
1507-59, CCITP GRANT PROGRAM RULES. The
entirety of this 8 CCR 1507-59 will expire upon
the repeal of §
24-33.5-230, CRS, on July 1. 2025,
unless extended.
CCITP 11. SEVERABILITY OF RULES. If any provision
of these rules or the applicability thereof to any person or circumstance is
determined to be unlawful or invalid, the remaining provisions of these rules
will not be affected absent a specific reference thereto.
CCITP 12. PUBLICATIONS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE AND RULE
INQUIRIES. All publications, standards, guidelines, and rules adopted
and/or incorporated by reference in these rules are available for public
inspection at any state publications depository library as is required by
§
24-4-103(12),
CRS.
12.1.
Consistent with
§
24-4-103 (12.5), CRS. The
following publication(s), standard(s), guidelines, and rules are adopted within
these rules consistent with §
24-4-103 (12.5), CRS:
12.1.1. CATPA (November 2022). CCITP
Grant Program Forms and Guidance Manual. Lakewood, Colorado:
Author.
12.1.2. Colorado Automobile
Theft Prevention Authority (CATPA) Rules,
8 CCR 1507-50
(2020).
12.2.
Maintenance of Copies. The CATPA Business Unit will maintain
copies of the complete texts of these rules and any incorporated or adopted
publication(s), standard(s), guidelines, and rules, and make each available for
public inspection during regular business hours. Interested parties may contact
the CATPA Business Unit by phone at
303-239-4560 or email the CATPA
Business Unit at CDPS_CATPA@state.co.us. Interested parties may also access the
following material(s) free of charge and at their convenience online:
12.3.
Later Editions or
Amendments not Incorporated. These rules do not include later amendments
to or editions of any publication(s), standard(s), guidelines, or rules
incorporated by reference herein.