1 Colo. Code Regs. § 205-2, Regulation 44-20-419(1)

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 22, November 25, 2024

Regulation Regulation 44-20-419(1)

1. An applicant for a powersports vehicle dealer license or a used powersports vehicle dealer license shall document each of the following, as part of the license application submitted to the board:

a. the existence of adequate sanitary facilities at the principal place of business;

b. proof that the applicant either owns or has leased the principal place of business; and,

c. proof that the applicant is in possession of the principal place of business.

2. A licensee applying for an additional location for a licensee's powersports vehicle business or a licensee's used powersports vehicle business, shall document each of the following, as part of the additional location application submitted to the board:

a. the existence of adequate sanitary facilities at the additional location, unless the additional location will be used by the licensee solely as a powersports vehicle storage site;

b. proof that the licensee either owns or has leased the additional location; and,

c. proof that the licensee is in possession of the additional location.

3. During the entire active period of a powersports vehicle dealer's license or a used powersports vehicle dealer's license, the licensee shall:

a. maintain adequate sanitary facilities at its principal place of business and at each additional location associated with the license at any given time, unless the additional location is used by the licensee solely as a motor vehicle storage site;

b. maintain, through ownership or lease, the licensee's right to occupy its principal place of business and each additional location approved by the board, unless the licensee has notified the board that it relinquished a previously authorized additional location; and,

c. continue to be in possession of the principal place of business and each additional location approved by the board, unless the licensee has notified the board that it relinquished a previously authorized additional location.

4. As used in this regulation, "adequate sanitary facilities" means a publicly-accessible, private bathroom with either 1) a functioning portable chemical toilet or, 2) a functioning permanent flush toilet with either a permanent sewer hookup, cesspool, or septic tank with leaching field.

1 CCR 205-2, Regulation 44-20-419(1)

43 CR 24, December 25, 2020, effective 11/17/2020

44 CR 24, December 25, 2021, effective 1/14/2022

45 CR 03, February 10, 2022, effective 3/17/2022

45 CR 14, July 25, 2022, effective 8/15/2022