C.R.S. Section 32-9-119.9
Limited authority to charge fees for parking

  • reserved parking spaces
  • penalties
  • definitions

(1)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

The district may charge a parking fee at a district parking facility.

(b)

The district shall not charge a parking fee at a district parking facility pursuant to this subsection (1), prohibit parking pursuant to subsection (1.5) of this section, or enforce a penalty pursuant to subsection (4) of this section, which for purposes of this paragraph (b) includes treating a motor vehicle as abandoned, until it has posted signs warning of such parking fee, prohibition, or penalty at all entrances and exits to the facility for at least ninety days. The warning signs shall remain in place so long as the parking fee, prohibition, or penalty is in effect at the facility.

(c)

The district may require an individual to provide personal information, including, but not limited to, motor vehicle registration or driver’s license information, in order to use reserved parking or automatic payment services offered by the district.

(d)

Repealed.

(e)

The district may establish customer accounts to permit persons who use a district parking facility to prepay parking fees.

(1.5)

The district may establish rules prohibiting a person who is not using the mass transportation system from parking at a district parking facility.

(2)

The district may provide for reserved parking spaces at a facility for the use of its employees.

(3)

Repealed.

(4)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

If a motor vehicle is parked at a district parking facility and the person who parks the motor vehicle either fails to pay a parking fee that is required by the district pursuant to the authority set forth in subsection (1) of this section or violates a rule established by the district pursuant to subsection (1.5) of this section, the district may impose a penalty on the owner of the vehicle for each day that the vehicle is parked at the facility. The district shall give written notice to the owner of the penalty and shall notify the owner that he or she may, within fourteen days of the notice from the district, request a hearing to dispute the penalty. The hearing shall be held within thirty days after receipt of the request from the owner and may be conducted in person or by telephone. No person engaged in conducting the hearing or participating in a decision shall be responsible to or subject to the supervision or direction of any person engaged in the performance of parking management functions for the district.

(b)

Any motor vehicle for which a penalty is assessed pursuant to paragraph (a) of this subsection (4) that is left unattended at the district parking facility for more than four days shall be considered an abandoned motor vehicle subject to the provisions of part 18 of article 4 of title 42, C.R.S.

(c)

The board shall establish reasonable rules concerning the administration and enforcement of this section.

(5)

In order to aid in the enforcement of this section and to allow the district to carry out its functions, the department of revenue or an authorized agent of the department shall allow the district to inspect, on an as-needed basis, any motor vehicle registration electronic database that includes the name and address of any registered owner. The inspection of these records by the district is consistent with uses set forth in section 24-72-204 (7)(b)(I), C.R.S., and shall be done in accordance with the provisions of part 2 of article 72 of title 24, C.R.S. The district shall maintain such registration information for one year and shall not release such information to any party other than to the registered owner or as necessary to enforce the penalty set forth in subsection (4) of this section. After one year, the district shall destroy the registration information.

(6)

As used in this section, unless the context otherwise requires, “district parking facility” or “facility” means a park-n-ride lot or any other parking lot or structure owned or leased and operated by the district.

(7)

A public or private entity may lease, own, or operate a parking lot or structure available for use by the general public at or near a district mass transit station. Unless such a parking lot or structure is operated under a contract with the district that specifies the terms of its use and operation and provides the district with a share of the parking revenues that it generates, the parking lot or structure is not a district parking facility.

(8)

Other local governments and the district shall consult with each other prior to the establishment of zoning, other authorization by a governmental body, or contracts required for privately owned or managed parking facilities intended for users of the district’s mass transportation system.

Source: Section 32-9-119.9 — Limited authority to charge fees for parking - reserved parking spaces - penalties - definitions, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-32.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

32‑9‑101
Short title
32‑9‑102
Legislative declaration
32‑9‑103
Definitions
32‑9‑104
Liberal construction
32‑9‑105
Creation of district
32‑9‑106.1
District area
32‑9‑106.6
Additional district areas as a result of annexation
32‑9‑106.7
Additional district area - petition or election - required filings - definitions
32‑9‑106.8
Additional district areas - annexation of unincorporated territory that is entirely surrounded by the district
32‑9‑106.9
District area - town of Castle Rock in Douglas county
32‑9‑107
Mass transportation system
32‑9‑107.5
Regional fixed guideway mass transit system - authorization
32‑9‑107.7
Regional fixed guideway mass transit systems - construction - authorization
32‑9‑109.5
Board of directors - membership - powers
32‑9‑111
Election of directors - dates - terms
32‑9‑112
Vacancies - appointments - recall
32‑9‑113
Fidelity bonds
32‑9‑114
Board’s administrative powers
32‑9‑115
Records of board - audits
32‑9‑116
Meetings of board
32‑9‑117
Compensation of directors
32‑9‑118
Conflicts in interest prohibited
32‑9‑119
Additional powers of district
32‑9‑119.1
Transportation expansion plan - utility relocation - legislative declaration - definitions
32‑9‑119.3
Elections for sales tax rate increase
32‑9‑119.4
Election for a sales tax rate increase - petition requirement
32‑9‑119.5
Competition to provide vehicular service within the regional transportation district - definition
32‑9‑119.7
Cost efficiency of transit services - reporting - plans
32‑9‑119.8
Provision of retail and commercial goods and services at district transfer facilities - residential and other uses at district transfer facilities permitted - definitions
32‑9‑119.9
Limited authority to charge fees for parking - reserved parking spaces - penalties - definitions
32‑9‑120
Levy of taxes - limitations
32‑9‑121
Levies to cover deficiencies
32‑9‑122
Levying and collecting taxes - lien
32‑9‑123
Delinquent taxes
32‑9‑123.5
Prohibition on borrowing by district
32‑9‑124
Forms of borrowing
32‑9‑125
Issuance of notes
32‑9‑126
Issuance of warrants
32‑9‑127
Maturities of notes and warrants
32‑9‑128
Incurrence of special obligations
32‑9‑128.5
Private activity and exempt facility bonds
32‑9‑129
Issuance of temporary bonds
32‑9‑130
Issuance of interim notes
32‑9‑131
Pledge of proceeds of sales taxes and revenues
32‑9‑132
Ranking among different issues
32‑9‑133
Ranking in same issue
32‑9‑134
Payment recital in securities
32‑9‑135
Incontestable recital in securities
32‑9‑136
Limitation upon payment
32‑9‑137
Security details
32‑9‑138
Negotiability
32‑9‑139
Single bonds
32‑9‑140
Sale of securities
32‑9‑141
Application of proceeds
32‑9‑142
Use of unexpended proceeds
32‑9‑143
Covenants in security proceedings
32‑9‑144
Remedies of security holders
32‑9‑145
Limitations upon liabilities
32‑9‑146
Interest after maturity
32‑9‑147
Refunding bonds
32‑9‑148
Issuance of interim notes
32‑9‑149
Elections
32‑9‑150
Election resolution
32‑9‑151
Conduct and costs of elections
32‑9‑156
District - tax exempted
32‑9‑158
Merger, consolidation, or assumption of district
32‑9‑159
Freedom from judicial process
32‑9‑160
Misdemeanors
32‑9‑161
Eminent domain
32‑9‑162
Money management
32‑9‑163
Investment management
32‑9‑164
Custodians
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§ 32-9-119.9’s source at colorado​.gov