Measure on the ballot in the 2018 Colorado 2018 General Election in Colorado.
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Get StartedThis measure would guarantee landowners with compensation if thier property's value decreases due to a state law or regulation.
A "yes" vote requires compensation to landowners for when state policies reduce property value.
A "no" vote does not compensate landowners for when state policies reduce property value.
According to NoOn74, this measure is supported by out-of-state corporate interests who want to change the character of Colorado neighborhoods and our rural landscapes by giving developers loopholes to build anything they like, anywhere they like., in opposition to Amendment 74 (Learn more)
According to NoOn74, this measure will undermine zoning laws that keep marijuana stores away from schools, industrial activities away from hospitals, and landfills away from nursing homes. It will also get rid of public health standards governing restaurants and safety rules like building codes., in opposition to Amendment 74 (Learn more)
According to NoOn74, this measure will allow any corporation to sue local governments over any law they disagree with, opening the floodgates to frivolous and costly lawsuits. After passing a similar bill, Oregon faced over $20 billion in claims in the first three years, putting a heavy burden on taxpayers and trading-off with funding other important projects, such as school and road repairs. , in opposition to Amendment 74 (Learn more)
According to the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, the measure locks new policy in the Colorado Constitution that is vague, broad and full of unintended consequences. Clarification and interpretation of this constitutional amendment would have to be settled through costly litigation in courts rather than through the legislature and, as seen in other states, passage could result in hundreds of lawsuits filed against local and state government., in opposition to Amendment 74 (Learn more)
According to the Committee for Colorado's Shared Heritage, policymakers will be forced to think twice about the potential consequences of their actions and the negative impacts of government action will be harder to ignore. This will create stronger protections for communities across the state., in support of Amendment 74 (Learn more)
According to the Committee For Colorado's Shared Heritage, when a government action takes or devalues property, it is only fair to make sure private property owners are compensated for their losses., in support of Amendment 74 (Learn more)
According to Colorado Shared Heritage, the measure will improve government's accountability to citizens and make elected officials more responsive to voters. , in support of Amendment 74 (Learn more)
This measure would guarantee landowners with compensation in the case that thier property's value decreases due to state law or regulations.
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