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Chapter 49 of the Colorado Senate Bill 00-017 amends the definition of 'principal place of business' for motor vehicle dealers, allowing them to maintain business records at off-site locations in Colorado, provided they notify the board in writing at least thirty days in advance.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open SENATE BILL 00-017 in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the definitions section, particularly the amended definition of 'Principal place of business'. This will help you understand the context of the bill.
Locate SECTION 1 and fill in any required information regarding your business's principal place. Ensure that you have a clear description of your location as per the requirements outlined.
If applicable, prepare to notify the board in writing about maintaining records at an off-site location. You can draft this notification directly within our platform for convenience.
Review SECTION 2 for understanding the effective date of this act. Make sure to note any deadlines related to submitting a referendum petition if necessary.

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