(1) The executive director, upon the executive director's own motion, may, and, upon a person's written complaint, shall, investigate a producer to determine whether, on the date that the producer's architectural paint was sold at retail, the producer or the producer's brand was listed on the department's website as part of an approved paint stewardship program. If the executive director determines that the producer's architectural paint was sold in violation of this part 4, the executive director may order the producer to cease and desist from distributing the architectural paint until the producer is in compliance with this part 4.(2) For each container of architectural paint sold in Colorado, a retailer shall add the amount of the producer's paint stewardship assessment, established under section 25-17-404(2)(j), to the purchase price of the container of architectural paint.(3) A retailer selling architectural paint or offering architectural paint for sale shall, at the time of sale of any of a producer's architectural paint, provide customers with information about the producer's paint stewardship program, as provided by the producer pursuant to section 25-17-405(4).

me of sale of any of a producer's architectural paint, provide customers with information about the producer's paint stewardship program, as provided by the producer pursuant to section 25-17-405(4). If a retailer fails to disseminate information about the producer's paint stewardship program pursuant to this subsection (3), but the retailer can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the executive director that the producer failed to provide the requisite education and outreach program information to the retailer, the retailer is neither liable nor prohibited from selling the producer's architectural paint.Added by 2014 Ch. 383,§ 1, eff. 8/6/2014.L. 2014: Entire part added, (SB 14-029), ch. 383, p. 1872, § 1, effective August 6.