Property Management in Grand Junction Colorado Benefits from the Three New Laws

The three new laws signed by Gov. John Hickenlooper will be favorable for property management in Grand Junction Colorado. These bills which were enacted into laws just this May 2012 are meant to make the city progress even more, thereby attracting new property investors and prospective renters. The first bill, HB 1329 merges the public trustee's office together with the county treasurer. With this law, Grand Junction will be able to save hundred thousand dollars' worth of taxpayers' money. It also signals a good sign that the local legislators are working together regardless of being a Democrat or a Republican. When the city government is united, the local community prospers.

The second bill which was enacted into a law is the HB 1324 which upgrades the Colorado Mesa University to elite status, making the school at par with CU-Boulder. This means that the educational system in Grand Junction is improving, and will likely invite more students to move into the city.

The third bill which became a law is HB 1324, which provides more tax exemptions for businesses which utilizes wasted timber in the city's forests. These are the logs which came from trees killed by spruce beetles, and recycling them would greatly benefit the environment.