Colorado § 36-20-109 Permit required - exemptions

Colorado Statutes

§ 36-20-109 — Permit required - exemptions

Colorado § 36-20-109

Title 36Natural

Art.Weather Modification

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 36-20-109 (2026).

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(1)No person may engage in activities for weather modification and control without a weather modification permit issued by the director; nor may any person engage in any activities in violation of any term or condition of the permit.

(2)The director, to the extent he considers exemptions practical, may provide by regulation for exempting the following activities from the fee requirements of this article:

(a)Research, development, and experiments conducted by state and federal agencies, state institutions of higher education, and bona fide nonprofit research organizations;

(b)Laboratory research and experiments; and

(c)Activities of an emergency nature for protection against fire, frost, hail, sleet, smog, fog, or drought.

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(1) No person may engage in
activities for weather modification and control without a weather modification
permit issued by the director; nor may any person engage in any activities in
violation of any term or condition of the permit.

(2) The director, to the extent he considers exemptions practical, may
provide by regulation for exempting the following activities from the fee
requirements of this article:

(a) Research, development, and experiments conducted by state and federal
agencies, state institutions of higher education, and bona fide nonprofit research
organizations;

(b) Laboratory research and experiments; and

(c) Activities of an emergency nature for protection against fire, frost, hail,
sleet, smog, fog, or drought.