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Lawmakers consider rolling back late fees

Posted: Jan 28, 2010 7:53 AM by Associated Press
Updated: Jan 28, 2010 7:53 AM

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Colorado lawmakers are considering scaling back late vehicle registration fees passed last year.

Three proposals have been introduced in the Senate so far.

Two would get rid of the new $25 a month late fee and replace it with a $10 fee that could be waived by county clerks. The other would exempt just boat trailers and other non-motorized from the $25 late fee and replace it with a $10 fee that could be waived.

The Senate Veterans & Military Affairs Committee considered them Wednesday but delayed a vote to wait for similar proposals being developed in the House.

The penalties were part of a bill to increase registration fees to raise $250 million a year for bridge and road repairs. Chairman Rollie Heath said lawmakers never intended to target boat trailers.

Topics: colorado lawmakers, late fees, vehicles, penalties, bridge repairs, road repairs, senate veterans and military affairs committee, bills, legislation, colorado legislature

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