Colorado HB1279 mandates public utilities to notify real property owners before construction or extension projects.

Colorado HB1279 requires public utilities to provide written notice by certified mail and publish it in a local newspaper at least 90 days before starting construction or extending facilities on private real property. The notice must include details such as the utility's contact information, property address, and a description of existing infrastructure. Utilities must also host an in-person public meeting within 30 to 60 days after providing notice. This bill ensures property owners are informed and can voice concerns before construction begins.

Colorado HB1279 mandates public utilities to notify real property owners before construction or extension projects.

Colorado HB1279 requires public utilities to provide written notice by certified mail and publish it in a local newspaper at least 90 days before starting construction or extending facilities on private real property. The notice must include details such as the utility's contact information, property address, and a description of existing infrastructure. Utilities must also host an in-person public meeting within 30 to 60 days after providing notice. This bill ensures property owners are informed and can voice concerns before construction begins.