Colorado Code § 24-46-104

Powers and duties of commission
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(1) The commission has the following
powers and duties:
(a) To adopt an annual budget;
(b) To develop operating guidelines relating to the manner and forms of financial
assistance such as loans, grants, and local match requirements to be provided for various types of
projects;
(c) To review the economic needs of the various geographical regions of Colorado;
(d) To identify the types of businesses which need the most support in terms of
economic development;
(e) and (f) (Deleted by amendment, L. 91, p. 823, § 1, effective March 29, 1991.)
(g) To make information and assistance available for businesses interested in relocating
or expanding their operations in the state of Colorado;
(h) To receive and expend donations or grants from the private sector;
(i) To contract for those services, including personnel services, and materials required by
the activities of the commission;
(j) To review and recommend to the governor expenditures of moneys of the fund for
economic incentives and marketing, as provided in section 24-46-105, for reimbursement for
actual and necessary expenses of the commission, as authorized in section 24-46-103 (2), and for
operational expenses of the commission;
(k) To exercise any other powers or perform any other duties which are consistent with
the purposes for which the commission was created and which are reasonably necessary for the
fulfillment of the commission's assigned responsibilities;
(l) and (m) Repealed.
(n) To contract with the Colorado housing and finance authority, created in part 7 of
article 4 of title 29, for the operation of:
(I) A Colorado credit reserve program for the purpose of increasing the availability of
credit to small businesses in Colorado; and
(II) Repealed.
(o) To oversee the Colorado office of film, television, and media loan guarantee program
pursuant to section 24-48.5-115 and the performance-based incentive for film production in
Colorado pursuant to section 24-48.5-116; and
(p) To consult with the Colorado office of economic development pursuant to section
24-48.5-117.
(q) (I) To expend eight million dollars to contract with the Colorado housing and finance
authority, created in part 7 of article 4 of title 29, for the creation and operation of one or more of
the following programs to benefit low- to moderate-income residents in local governments that
have been certified as accessory dwelling unit supportive jurisdictions by the department of local
affairs:
(A) An accessory dwelling unit credit enhancement program that supports lenders
offering affordable loans to eligible low- and moderate-income borrowers for the construction or
conversion of accessory dwelling units;
(B) A program that allows for the buying down of interest rates on loans made to eligible
low- and moderate-income borrowers in connection with the construction or conversion of
accessory dwelling units;
(C) A program that offers down payment assistance in connection with accessory
dwelling units, principal reduction on loans to eligible low- and moderate-income borrowers
made in connection with accessory dwelling units, or both; or
(D) A program in which the Colorado housing and finance authority offers loans,
revolving lines of credit, or grants to eligible non-profits, public housing authorities, and
community development financial institutions to make direct loans or grants to support the
construction or conversion of accessory dwelling units for low- and moderate-income borrowers
or tenants.
(II) Any contract made by the commission with the Colorado housing and finance
authority pursuant to this subsection (1)(q) may include normal and customary fees and expenses
for administrating the programs described in this subsection (1)(q).
(2) The commission shall report to the general assembly no later than November 1 of
each year regarding the work of the commission. The report shall include the information
required to be collected by the commission pursuant to section 24-46-105.1.

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