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HB21-1105 refers to the monthly charge as the Energy Assistance System Benefit Charge, and the Company has termed this as the Electric Energy Assistance Charge and the Gas Energy Assistance Charge (EACs) as shown in Table 1. As required by HB21-1105, the EACs will be collected by investor-owned utilities.
Monetary damages; Attorneys fees; or. A statutory fine of $3,500 payable to each plaintiff for each violation, who must be someone from the disability community.
House Bill 21-1110 expands this prohibition by defining discrimination to include two standards: It is discrimination to exclude an individual with a disability from participation in or being denied the benefits of services, programs, or activities provided by any Colorado government entity.
House Bill 21-1110 requires that all Colorado state and local government websites be accessible to people with disabilities. It took effect in July 2024, making Colorado the first state to enact a digital accessibility law.
Colorado House Bill 21-1110, enacted in 2021, establishes digital accessibility standards for public-facing websites. It mandates alignment with WCAG 2.1 AA (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) by July 1, 2024, setting a new benchmark for accessibility laws in the United States.