C.R.S. Section 30-20-603
Improvements and funding authorized

  • how instituted
  • conditions
  • definitions

(1)(a)(I) A district may be formed in accordance with the requirements of this part 6 for the purpose of constructing, installing, acquiring, or funding, in whole or in part, any public improvement, so long as the county that forms the district is authorized to provide such improvement or provide for such funding under the county’s home rule charter, if any, or the laws of this state. Public improvements or the funding of public improvements must not include any facility identified in section 30-20-101 (8) or (9). A district shall not provide the same improvement as an existing special district within the territory of the existing special district unless the existing special district consents.

(II)

The improvements authorized by this part 6 may consist, without limitation, of constructing, grading, paving, pouring, curbing, guttering, lining, or otherwise improving the whole or any part of any street or providing street lighting, drainage facilities, or service improvements, in the unincorporated area of a county or wholly or partly within the boundaries of any municipality within the county if such municipality consents by ordinance to the improvements. If improvements within a municipality are so included in a county improvement district by municipal consent, the county may construct or acquire such improvements, assess property within the municipality benefited by the improvements, and enforce and collect such assessments, in the manner provided in this part 6. The improvements authorized by this part 6 may include, without limitation, the construction of sidewalks adjacent to any such streets or maintenance roads adjacent to any such drainage facilities.

(III)

Prior to the establishment of any improvement district for the purpose of providing street lighting, arrangements, by contract or otherwise, must be established under which the owners of property included within the district are responsible for the maintenance and operation of the street lighting improvement. The costs of maintenance and operation of the street lighting improvements shall not be paid from the county general fund.

(IV)

Drainage facilities shall not be provided in any area that is within an existing drainage district organized or created pursuant to law without the approval of the district.

(V)

As used in this subsection (1)(a), “service” includes the services provided by a public utility as defined in section 40-1-103, as well as broadband internet service as defined in section 40-15-102 (3.5), cable television service as defined in section 29-27-102 (2), telecommunications service as defined in section 40-15-102 (29), and information service as defined in 47 U.S.C. sec. 153 (24), or any successor section.

(a.5)

In a district formed prior to December 31, 2002, by a city that has been authorized to become a city and county pursuant to an amendment to the state constitution that has been approved by the registered electors of the state of Colorado and in which a sales tax is levied pursuant to section 30-20-604.5, the improvements may also consist of the provision of transportation services, vehicles, equipment, parking, and improvements in the district. Transportation services may be provided by the district in an area within the regional transportation district as described in section 32-9-106.1, C.R.S., if the regional transportation district consents to the provision of such services.

(b)

Additionally, the improvements authorized by this part 6 may consist of constructing, installing, or otherwise improving the whole or any part of any system for the transmission or distribution of water or for the collection or transmission of sewage, or both such systems.

(c)

If any improvement or transportation services authorized by this subsection (1) are funded by sales tax, the tax may also be used for the operation and maintenance of such improvement or services, for the production and distribution of informational products and materials, and for the organization, promotion, marketing, and management of public events.

(d)

The improvements authorized by this part 6 may include the construction, maintenance, and operation of safety measures that are necessary to allow the county to restrict the sounding of locomotive horns at highway-rail grade crossings in compliance with 49 U.S.C. sec. 20153, as amended, and the applicable rules of the federal railroad administration. The district shall construct, maintain, and operate the safety measures in accordance with the provisions of section 40-4-106, C.R.S., and the standards of safety prescribed by the public utilities commission pursuant to section 40-29-110, C.R.S.

(e)

The improvements authorized by this part 6 may include, where specified or generally provided for in the resolution of the board approving the district, any renewable energy improvement or energy efficiency improvement to any residential or commercial property within the district.

(f)

Any district formed pursuant to this part 6 and the county that forms the district shall implement the funding authorized by this part 6 for service improvements as defined in paragraph (a) of this subsection (1) in a nondiscriminatory and technologically and competitively neutral manner.

(g)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(I)

A public utility or telecommunications service improvement funded by a district established pursuant to this part 6 shall be constructed only by or in agreement with a public utility or telecommunications service provider duly authorized by the public utilities commission, as applicable, to provide service, facilities, plants, or systems in the area in which the public utility or telecommunications service improvement is to be constructed and shall be owned, operated, and maintained by the public utility or telecommunications service provider. All other service improvements as defined in subsection (1)(a) of this section funded pursuant to this part 6 shall be constructed by or in agreement with the service provider and owned and operated by the service provider. Neither a district formed pursuant to this part 6, nor the county that forms the district, shall:

(A)

Use the authority set forth in this section to provide, directly or indirectly, any services as defined in subsection (1)(a) of this section; or

(B)

Have any right, title, or interest in any service improvement as defined in subsection (1)(a) of this section funded by a district established pursuant to this part 6.

(II)

In compliance with the procedures set forth in subsection (1)(g)(I) of this section, a rural county may establish a local improvement district only in an unserved area to contract with a telecommunications service provider or a broadband internet service provider to fund the construction of broadband internet service improvement.

(III)

For purposes of this subsection (1)(g):

(A)

Repealed.

(A.5)

“Broadband internet service” has the same meaning as set forth in section 40-15-102 (3.5).

(B)

“Rural county” means any county that has a population of fewer than sixty thousand inhabitants.

(C)

“Unserved area” has the same meaning as set forth in section 40-15-102 (32)(a).

(h)

Nothing in this part 6 shall extend, diminish, or otherwise alter the jurisdiction of the public utilities commission created in section 40-2-101, C.R.S.

(2)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

The board may declare by resolution any local improvement district authorized by this part 6 and may by resolution order the improvements authorized by subsection (3) of this section; except that, if written protests are submitted prior to the hearing referred to in subsection (6) of this section by the owners of property within the proposed district or assessment unit, which property, based upon the proposed method of assessment, would bear more than one-half of the total proposed assessments within the district or the assessment unit, the board shall not proceed with such local improvement district or assessment unit based on the preliminary order so protested. Such protests shall not prevent the board from adopting a subsequent preliminary order for such improvements, subject to notice, hearing, and protest as provided in this part 6.

(b)

If the district is initiated by resolution of the board of county commissioners, the commissioners shall, in addition to the notice provided for in subsection (6) of this section, make reasonable attempts to deliver or mail to each address within the district a brief written synopsis of the proposed improvements no less than ten days before the hearing. This shall not be interpreted to mean that insufficient notice has been given if any property owner claims not to have received the notice, provided that the commissioners have made a bona fide effort to comply.

(2.5)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

The boundaries of any district organized under the provisions of this part 6 may be changed in the manner prescribed in this subsection (2.5); except that the change of boundaries of the district shall not impair or affect the district’s organization or rights in or to property or any of the district’s rights or privileges whatsoever, nor shall the change affect or impair or discharge any contract, obligation, lien, or charge for or upon which the district might be liable or chargeable had any such change of boundaries not been made. The owners of property proposed to be included or excluded may file a petition with the board, in writing, requesting that such property be included in or excluded from the district. The petition shall describe the property owned by the petitioners and shall be verified. The petition shall be accompanied by a deposit of moneys sufficient to pay all costs of the inclusion or exclusion proceedings. The county clerk and recorder shall cause notice of the filing of such petition to be given and posted, which notice shall state the filing of such petition, the names of the petitioners, descriptions of the property sought to be included or excluded, and the request of said petitioners.

(b)

The notice of the filing of a petition required by paragraph (a) of this subsection (2.5) shall inform all persons having objections to appear at the time and place stated in said notice and show cause why the petition should not be granted. The board, at the time and place mentioned in the notice or at any time to which the hearing may be adjourned, shall proceed to hear the petition and all objections thereto that may be presented by any person showing cause why said petition should not be granted. The failure of any interested person to show cause shall be deemed as an assent on the person’s part to the inclusion or exclusion of such property as requested in the petition. If the change of boundaries of the district does not adversely affect the district and if the petition is granted, the board shall adopt a resolution changing the boundaries of the district accordingly and record a certified copy of the resolution with the county clerk and recorder of the county in which the property is located, and the property is thereafter included in or excluded from the district as applicable.

(c)

The board shall take into consideration and make a finding regarding all of the following factors when determining whether to grant or deny the petition:

(I)

The best interests of all of the following:

(A)

The property to be included or excluded in the local improvement district;

(B)

The local improvement district for which the change of boundaries is proposed; and

(C)

The county or counties in which the local improvement district is located;

(II)

The relative cost and benefit to the property to be included in or excluded from the district; and

(III)

The ability of the local improvement district to provide economical and sufficient improvements or services to both the property to be included or excluded and all of the properties within the district’s boundaries.

(d)

All property included in or excluded from a district is subject to the levy of taxes, assessments, or both, for the payment of the property’s proportionate share of any indebtedness of the district outstanding at the time of the property’s inclusion or exclusion.

(3)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

Except as to improvements initiated by the board as authorized by subsection (2) of this section, no improvement shall be ordered under this part 6 unless a petition for the same is first presented, subscribed by the owners of property to be assessed for more than one-half of the entire costs estimated by the board to be assessed, and, except as specified in this section, nothing in this part 6 shall restrict the right of such owners from securing any particular kind or variety of improvements petitioned for. In any case where a proposed improvement district includes two or more assessment units, the owners of property to be assessed for more than one-half of the entire costs estimated by the board to be assessed in each assessment unit shall petition as specified in this part 6. In any case where a proposed improvement district formed prior to December 31, 2002, plans to provide transportation services and improvements pursuant to paragraph (a.5) of subsection (1) of this section and to levy a sales tax pursuant to section 30-20-604.5 to fund such services and improvements, the owners of the taxable real and personal property within the proposed improvement district having a valuation for assessment of not less than fifty percent of the valuation for assessment of all real or personal property within the district shall sign the petition presented to the board.

(b)

If the owners of property to be assessed for more than one-half of the entire costs estimated by the board to be assessed shall petition for any particular kind of improvement and for any particular materials to be used in the same, the improvement must be ordered in accordance with the petition, and the materials so designated shall be used, except as otherwise provided in this section.

(c)

If the material petitioned for by the owners of property to be assessed for more than one-half of the entire costs estimated by the board to be assessed is one that does not encourage competition, it shall be the right of the petitioners to state in the petition the maximum price per square yard, or linear foot, or per unit at which the improvement is desired, and no contract shall be let for any such improvement at a price exceeding the maximum price fixed in said petition, excluding the cost of engineering, collection, inspection, incidentals, and interest.

(4)

The board shall encourage competition, by advertising for and receiving bids for such construction, and, so far as possible within the limits of the petition, shall describe all materials by standard or quality in the specifications.

(5)

Before contracting for or ordering any work to be constructed whether initiated by the board or by petition, a preliminary order shall be made by the board, adopting preliminary plans and specifications for the same, definitely describing the materials to be used, or stating that one of several specified materials shall be chosen, determining the number of installments and time in which the cost of the improvement shall be payable, if any, and the property, if any, to be assessed for the same, as provided in this part 6, and requiring an estimate of the cost to be made by the county engineer or any similar officer or employee, together with a map of the district in which the improvement is to be made, and a schedule showing the approximate amounts, if any, to be assessed upon the several lots or parcels of property within the district. The cost estimates and approximate amounts to be assessed shall be formulated in good faith on the basis of the best information available to the board but shall not be binding.

(6)

The county clerk and recorder shall give notice, by advertisement once in a newspaper of general circulation in such county, to the owners of any property to be assessed of:

(a)

The kind of improvements proposed;

(b)

The number of installments;

(c)

The time in which the cost will be payable;

(d)

Repealed.

(e)

The extent of the district to be improved;

(f)

The probable cost per front foot or other unit basis which, in the judgment of the board, reflects the benefits which accrue to the properties to be assessed, as shown by the estimates of the engineer;

(g)

The time, not less than thirty days after the publication, when a resolution authorizing the improvements will be considered;

(h)

That said map and estimate and schedule showing the approximate amounts to be assessed and all resolutions and proceedings are on file and may be seen and examined by any person interested at the office of the county clerk and recorder or other designated place at any time within said period of thirty days; and

(i)

That all complaints and objections that may be made in writing concerning the proposed improvement by the owners of any real estate to be assessed will be heard and determined by the board before final action thereon.

(7)

The finding by resolution of the board that said improvements were duly ordered after notice duly given and after hearing duly held and that such proposal was properly initiated by the said board or that a petition was presented and that the petition was subscribed by the required number of owners shall be conclusive of the facts so stated in every court or other tribunal.

(8)

Any resolution or order in the premises may be modified, confirmed, or rescinded at any time prior to the passage of the resolution authorizing the improvements.

(9)

The specifications for paving may include sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and grading, and sufficient culverts, sewers, or drains necessary to carry off the surface waters across or along the line of the street improved, and such other incidentals to paving as, in the judgment of the board, may be required. The specifications may also provide that bidders shall agree to enter into contract to do the work and maintain the same in good repair for a period of five years; and the contract may be entered into in accordance therewith.

(10)

If, before any such improvements are made, any piece of real estate to be assessed already has an improvement conforming to the general plan or satisfactory to the board, an allowance therefor may be made to the owner, and such allowance may be deducted from the owner’s assessment and from the contract price.

(11)

Any other provision of this part 6 notwithstanding, the board may initiate an improvement district for the purpose of acquiring existing improvements of a character authorized by this part 6, in which case the provisions of section 30-20-601 concerning construction under the direction of county officers and the provisions of subsections (4) and (5) of this section concerning competitive bidding and preliminary plans and specifications shall not apply.

(11.5)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

Any other provision of this part 6 notwithstanding, the board may initiate an improvement district for the purpose of encouraging, accommodating, and financing improvements of a character authorized by paragraph (e) of subsection (1) of this section. Any such district shall include only property for which the owner has executed a contract or agreement consenting to the inclusion of such property within the district, and such consent may occur subsequent to the adoption of the resolution of the board forming the district. The contract or agreement shall note the existence of any first priority mortgage or deed of trust on the property, the identity of the record holder thereof, and the penalty for default provided in section 30-20-615 clearly stating that default, like the penalties that exist for default on any mortgage or any other special assessment, may result in the loss of the applicant’s home. Within thirty days of a person’s submission of an application to the district, the board shall provide written notice to the record holder of any first priority mortgage or deed of trust on the real property that the person is participating in the district. The inclusion of such property within the district subsequent to the adoption of the resolution of the board forming the district may be made by the adoption of a supplemental or amending resolution of the board. For districts formed for the purpose of encouraging, accommodating, and financing renewable energy improvements or energy efficiency improvements, subsections (4), (5), and (6) of this section concerning competitive bidding, preliminary plans and specifications, and notice, section 30-20-601 concerning construction under the direction of county officers, section 30-20-622 concerning contracts for construction, and section 30-20-623 concerning contract provisions do not apply. For such districts, the owner of property within a district may arrange improvements that qualify pursuant to the resolution of the board authorizing improvements for the district and may obtain financing for said improvements from the district through the process set forth in the resolution forming the district.

(b)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(I)

Districts formed for the purposes authorized in paragraph (e) of subsection (1) of this section may cross county boundaries and include properties in multiple counties, whether such counties are contiguous or noncontiguous, if the boards of county commissioners of the affected counties have entered into an intergovernmental agreement or memorandum of understanding regarding the sharing of incremental costs attributable to the district’s crossing of county boundaries, with such costs becoming part of the total assessment allocated to each participating landowner.

(II)

For any district that may include properties in other counties, the board shall notify the boards of county commissioners and the county treasurers of such counties, at least ten days in advance of the public meeting at which it will be discussed, of the potential inclusion of such properties. The originating board shall consider comments sent by such boards of county commissioners or county treasurers concerning the potential addition of properties from their counties if the comments have been received by the date of the public meeting.

(III)

If a municipality that has territory in multiple counties, one of which has created a district for the purposes authorized in paragraph (e) of subsection (1) of this section, desires to consent to the inclusion within such district of any of the properties within its entire incorporated boundary, the municipality shall expressly state in its ordinance granting consent that any property located in the municipality, irrespective of the county in which such property is located, may be included in the district.

(12)

The board is authorized to enter into contracts and agreements with any owner of property within the district or any other person concerning the construction or acquisition of improvements, the assessment of the cost thereof, the waiver or limitation of legal rights, or any other matter concerning the district.

(13)

At or about the time of the adoption by the board of any resolution creating a district, a copy of such resolution shall be provided to the county assessor, the county treasurer, and the division of local government in the department of local affairs. The board shall make a good faith attempt to comply with this subsection (13), but failure to comply shall not affect or impair the organization of any district, the construction or acquisition of improvements therein, the levying and collection of assessments, or any other matter pursuant to the provisions of this part 6.

Source: Section 30-20-603 — Improvements and funding authorized - how instituted - conditions - definitions, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-30.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

30‑20‑100.5
Legislative declaration
30‑20‑101
Definitions
30‑20‑101.5
Additional powers of the department - legislative declaration
30‑20‑102
Unlawful to operate site and facility without certificate of designation - rules - exceptions
30‑20‑102.5
Requirement for certificate of designation deemed satisfied - when
30‑20‑103
Application for certificate
30‑20‑103.5
Existing solid wastes disposal sites and facilities - application procedures
30‑20‑103.7
Review of applications by private contractors
30‑20‑104
Factors to be considered
30‑20‑104.5
Closure and postclosure care estimates - corrective action cost estimates - financial assurance requirements - rules
30‑20‑105
Certificate - state financial assurance requirements
30‑20‑107
Designation of exclusive sites and facilities
30‑20‑107.5
Operation of landfill gas facilities within solid wastes disposal sites and facilities
30‑20‑108
Contracts with governmental units authorized
30‑20‑109
Commission to promulgate rules - definitions
30‑20‑110
Minimum standards
30‑20‑110.5
Beneficial use of biosolids - water quality control commission to set fees - fund created - repeal
30‑20‑111
Departments to render assistance
30‑20‑112
Revocation of certificate
30‑20‑113
Inspection - enforcement - nuisances - violations - civil penalty
30‑20‑114
Violation - penalty
30‑20‑115
Solid wastes disposal site and facility fund - tax - fees
30‑20‑116
Privately owned solid wastes disposal site and facility - user fees
30‑20‑117
Siting and operation of solid waste-to-energy incineration system
30‑20‑118
Solid waste management fund - created
30‑20‑119
Disposal of low-level radioactive waste
30‑20‑120
Imminent and substantial endangerment from solid waste - definitions
30‑20‑122
Additional duties of the department - data collection on recycling, solid waste, and solid waste diversion - report
30‑20‑124
Closed landfill remediation grant program - creation - administration - application process - uses of grant program money - advisory committee - rules - fund - evaluation - report - definitions - repeal
30‑20‑201
Legislative declaration
30‑20‑202
Creation - proviso
30‑20‑203
Powers
30‑20‑204
Budget
30‑20‑205
Character of this part 2
30‑20‑301
Definitions
30‑20‑302
Public improvements within and without boundaries
30‑20‑303
Anticipation warrants
30‑20‑304
Power to lease
30‑20‑305
Terms and interest
30‑20‑306
Revenue and sinking fund - pledge of general income prohibited
30‑20‑307
Donations or gifts
30‑20‑308
Authentication before delivery
30‑20‑309
Obligations payable from project revenue only
30‑20‑310
Numbering and retirement
30‑20‑401
Definitions
30‑20‑402
Powers
30‑20‑403
Authorization of facilities and bonds
30‑20‑404
Bond provisions
30‑20‑405
Signatures on bonds
30‑20‑406
Tax exemption
30‑20‑407
Covenants in bond resolution
30‑20‑408
No county liability on bonds
30‑20‑409
Remedies of bondholders
30‑20‑410
Refunding bonds
30‑20‑411
Incontestable recital in bonds
30‑20‑412
Application of bond proceeds
30‑20‑413
Continuing rights of bondholders
30‑20‑414
Validation
30‑20‑415
Effect of and limitations upon validation
30‑20‑416
Compulsory sewer connections - owner to be notified
30‑20‑417
Resolution adopted
30‑20‑418
Cost of connection
30‑20‑419
Appropriation from system
30‑20‑420
Failure to pay rates and charges - lien
30‑20‑421
Prior rates and charges declared valid
30‑20‑422
Construction of this part 4
30‑20‑501
Short title
30‑20‑502
Legislative declaration
30‑20‑503
Definitions
30‑20‑504
Authority of governing body
30‑20‑505
Organization petition - contents
30‑20‑506
Bond of petitioners
30‑20‑507
Notice of hearing
30‑20‑508
Hearing - dismissal - findings - declaration - when action barred
30‑20‑509
Recording of resolution
30‑20‑510
Governing body constitutes board - duties
30‑20‑511
Meetings
30‑20‑512
General powers of district
30‑20‑512.5
Local improvement districts - authority to establish
30‑20‑513
Determination of special benefits - factors considered
30‑20‑514
Power to levy taxes
30‑20‑515
Determining and fixing rate of levy
30‑20‑516
Levies to cover deficiencies
30‑20‑517
County officers to levy and collect taxes - liens
30‑20‑518
Property sold for taxes
30‑20‑519
Reserve fund
30‑20‑520
Inclusion or exclusion - petition - notice - hearing - order
30‑20‑521
Liability of property
30‑20‑522
Board can issue bonds - form - legislative declaration
30‑20‑527
Procedure
30‑20‑528
Correction of faulty notices
30‑20‑529
Early hearings
30‑20‑530
County jurisdiction unimpaired
30‑20‑531
Method not exclusive
30‑20‑532
Confirmation of board actions and powers
30‑20‑533
Exemption from taxation
30‑20‑534
Limitation of actions
30‑20‑601
Power to make local improvements
30‑20‑601.5
Legislative declaration - inclusion of energy efficiency and renewable energy production projects in local improvement districts
30‑20‑602
Definitions
30‑20‑603
Improvements and funding authorized - how instituted - conditions - definitions
30‑20‑604
Cost assessed in accordance with benefits
30‑20‑604.5
District sales tax
30‑20‑605
Property of irregular form - assessment
30‑20‑606
Determination of special benefits - factors considered
30‑20‑607
Statement of expenses - apportionment
30‑20‑608
Notice of apportionment
30‑20‑609
Hearing on objections
30‑20‑610
Assessment constitutes a lien - filing with county clerk and recorder - corrections
30‑20‑611
Assessment roll
30‑20‑612
When assessments payable - installments
30‑20‑613
Effect of payment in installments
30‑20‑614
How installments paid - interest
30‑20‑615
Penalty for default - payment of balance
30‑20‑616
Payment in full - assessment roll returned - payment of share
30‑20‑617
Sale of property for nonpayment - county may purchase property on default
30‑20‑618
Power of board to contract debt - question submitted to voters
30‑20‑619
Issuing bonds - property specially benefited
30‑20‑619.5
Issuing refunding bonds
30‑20‑620
Bonds negotiable - interest
30‑20‑622
Contracts for construction - bond - default
30‑20‑623
Provisions to be inserted
30‑20‑624
Utility connections may be ordered before paving - costs - default
30‑20‑625
No action maintainable - exception - grounds - limitations
30‑20‑626
Requirements of publication of notice
30‑20‑627
Local improvements completed - dissolution
30‑20‑628
County treasurer - policies and procedures
30‑20‑701
Legislative declaration
30‑20‑702
County may establish districts
30‑20‑702.5
Acquisition of land by Larimer county authorized
30‑20‑703
Powers of county commissioners
30‑20‑704
Budget
30‑20‑705
Purpose
30‑20‑801
Creation of cemetery districts
30‑20‑802
Petition for creation of district
30‑20‑803
Board of directors - meetings
30‑20‑804
District officers
30‑20‑805
Powers of district
30‑20‑806
Taxation
30‑20‑807
Cemetery district fund
30‑20‑808
Abandoned graves - right to reclaim
30‑20‑901
Legislative declaration
30‑20‑902
Definitions
30‑20‑903
County authority relating to solid waste-to-energy incineration systems
30‑20‑904
Department of public health and environment rules
30‑20‑1001
Definitions
30‑20‑1002
Lead-acid batteries - disposal limitations
30‑20‑1003
Lead-acid batteries - collection for recycling
30‑20‑1004
Lead-acid battery wholesalers
30‑20‑1005
Used oil disposal limitations
30‑20‑1009
Inspection - enforcement - nuisances - violations - civil penalty
30‑20‑1010
Violation - penalty
30‑20‑1101
Short title
30‑20‑1102
Legislative declaration
30‑20‑1103
Definitions
30‑20‑1104
Integrated project delivery contracts - authorization - effect of other laws
30‑20‑1105
Integrated project delivery contracting process - prequalification of participating entities - apprentice training
30‑20‑1106
Requests for proposals - evaluation and award of integrated project delivery contracts
30‑20‑1107
Supplemental provisions
30‑20‑1108
Types of contracts
30‑20‑1201
Short title
30‑20‑1202
Definitions
30‑20‑1203
Eligible clean energy project financing - county approval - private activity bond financing
30‑20‑1301
Short title
30‑20‑1302
Legislative declaration
30‑20‑1303
Definitions
30‑20‑1304
Power to create federal mineral lease districts
30‑20‑1305.5
Powers of a district
30‑20‑1306
Board of directors - appointment or election - removal
30‑20‑1307
Board of directors - powers and duties
30‑20‑1401
Legislative declaration - rules - enforcement - recyclable material
30‑20‑1402
Definitions
30‑20‑1403
Waste tire fee - distribution - rules
30‑20‑1404
Waste tire administration, enforcement, market development, and cleanup fund - creation - rules
30‑20‑1405
End users fund - creation - quarterly rebates - rules - repeal
30‑20‑1407
Scope
30‑20‑1408
Waste tire haulers
30‑20‑1409
Waste tire generators - requirements - exemptions
30‑20‑1410
Used tire management
30‑20‑1411
Waste tire collection facility - requirements - exemptions
30‑20‑1412
Waste tire processors - requirements
30‑20‑1413
Mobile processors - requirements
30‑20‑1414
Limitations on the disposal of tires
30‑20‑1415
Waste tire monofills - requirements
30‑20‑1416
End users
30‑20‑1417
Decals - manifests
Green check means up to date. Up to date

Current through Fall 2024

§ 30-20-603’s source at colorado​.gov