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<br />2003
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<br />HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION 03-1015
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<br />BY REPRESENT A TlVES Wiens, May M., Cadman, Harvey, Lee, McCluskey,
<br />Rhodes, Rippy, White, Berry, Boyd, Briggs, Brophy, Cloer, Crane, Decker,
<br />Fairbank, Frangas, Fritz, Garcia, Groff, Hall, Hefley, Hoppe, Jahn, Johnson R., '
<br />King, Larson, Lundberg, Madden, Marshall, Merrifield, :Miller, Mitchell, Paccione,
<br />Romanoff, Rose, Salazar, Schultheis, Sinclair, Smith, Spence, Spradley, Stafford,
<br />Tochtrop, Veiga, Vigil, Weddig, Williams S., Williams T., Witwer, and Young;
<br />also SENATORS Evans, Hillinan, Andrews, Dyer, Entz, Isgar, Johnson S.,
<br />Anderson, Fitz-Gerald, Hanna, Keller, Linkhart, Phillips, Sandoval, Tapia, Taylor,
<br />Tupa, and Windels.
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<br />CONCERNING THE ELIMINATION OF LEGAL IMPEDIMENTS
<br />REGARDING THE USE OF WATER CONSERVATION
<br />MEASURES.
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<br />WHEREAS, The state of Colorado is subject to drought cycles that
<br />result in water shortages; and
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<br />WHEREAS, These drought cycles and water shortages present
<br />hardships to current water users; and
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<br />WHEREAS, Water demands imposed by traditional landscaping using
<br />nonnative plant species may result in an unreasonable and unnecessary
<br />burden on future water resources; and
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