C.R.S. Section 35-14-124
Inaccurate devices

  • stickers
  • tags
  • wire seals
  • rules

(1)

A blue tag indicating “Work Order” shall be placed on any commercial weighing or measuring device that in the judgment of the commissioner is out of tolerance or in need of minor repairs. Repairs shall be made within thirty days, and, if not so made, the device shall be removed from commercial use. If the repairs cannot be completed or the device cannot be placed into service due to delay in obtaining parts or other justified circumstances, the commissioner may extend the time limit for repair or placing in service for a reasonable time.

(2)

A red tag indicating “CONDEMNED” shall be placed on any commercial weighing or measuring device that is to be removed from use. A wire seal may be so placed as to make the device unusable in any form. A device that has been condemned pursuant to this subsection (2) shall not be used for any commercial purpose.

(3)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

A tag indicating “no license fee paid” shall be placed on any commercial weighing or measuring device that the owner is not licensed to operate. A wire seal may be so placed as to make the device unusable in any form. A device on which a “no license fee paid” tag has been placed shall not be used for any commercial purpose. A “no license fee paid” tag need not be placed on devices that are being held for resale and are not being used.

(b)

When a weighing or measuring device is found in a commercial establishment, it shall be prima facie evidence that said device is being used or employed. If the owner of any such device does not have a license for its use, the device shall have a “no license fee paid” or “not approved for commercial use” tag attached.
(4)(Deleted by amendment, L. 2009, (SB 09-113), ch. 88, p. 333, § 19, effective April 2, 2009.)(5) The commissioner shall promulgate rules to clarify the circumstances under which a blue or red tag should be issued.

Source: Section 35-14-124 — Inaccurate devices - stickers - tags - wire seals - rules, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-35.­pdf (accessed Dec. 24, 2024).

35‑14‑101
Short title 35‑14‑102
Definitions 35‑14‑103
Systems of weights and measures - customary or metric 35‑14‑104
Physical standards 35‑14‑105
Technical requirements for weighing and measuring devices - certificate required - exception 35‑14‑106
Administration 35‑14‑107
Powers and duties of commissioner - rules 35‑14‑108
Special police powers 35‑14‑110
Misrepresentation of quantity 35‑14‑111
Misrepresentation of price 35‑14‑112
Method of sale - general 35‑14‑115
Machine vended commodities 35‑14‑116
Railroad car tare weights 35‑14‑117
Unit pricing - application - inch pound or metric 35‑14‑118
Declarations on packages 35‑14‑119
Misleading packages - allowances 35‑14‑120
Declaration of unit price on random-weight packages 35‑14‑121
Weigher - qualification - certification - revocation 35‑14‑122
Public scales - requirements - weight certificates - procedures - records 35‑14‑123
Weighing and measuring device service providers - certification - fees - placing in service - rules 35‑14‑124
Inaccurate devices - stickers - tags - wire seals - rules 35‑14‑124.5
Disciplinary powers 35‑14‑126
Commercial weighing device exemption - licensing - testing 35‑14‑127
Licenses - fees - rules - stickers - certificates 35‑14‑128
Laboratory approval - service - condemnation 35‑14‑129
Moisture-testing devices and grain protein analyzers - specifications 35‑14‑130
Stop sale order 35‑14‑131
Civil penalties 35‑14‑132
Criminal penalties 35‑14‑133
Enforcement 35‑14‑134
Repeal of sections - review of functions
Green check means up to date. Up to date

Current through Fall 2024

§ 35-14-124’s source at colorado​.gov