Colorado § 39-4-110 - Certification and assessment of pollution control property. (Repealed)
Full text of Colorado Colorado Revised Statutes § 39-4-110 — Certification and assessment of pollution control property. (Repealed), with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 39-4-110. Certification and assessment of pollution control property. (Repealed)
Source: L. 78: Entire section added, p. 468, § 2, effective July 1. L. 79: (3) added, p. 1456, § 4, effective June 22. L. 81: (3) R&RE, p. 1872, § 5, effective June 29. L. 88: Entire section repealed, p. 1275, § 14, effective May 29, 1988.
39-4.1 ARTICLE 4.1
Valuation and Assessment of Rail Transportation Property
39-4.1-101 to 39-4.1-110. (Repealed)
Editor's note: (1) This article was added in 1981. For amendments to this article prior to its repeal in 1987, consult the Colorado statutory research explanatory note and the table itemizing the replacement volumes and supplements to the original volume of C.R.S. 1973 beginning on page vii in the front of this volume.
(2) Section 39-4.1-110 provided for the repeal of this article, effective January 1, 1987. (See L. 84, p. 990.)
ARTICLE 5
Valuation and Taxation
PART 1
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
39-5-101. Duties of assessor.
39-5-102. When schedules required - nonresident owners listed.
39-5-103. Property described.
39-5-103.5. Maps of parcels of land in the county.
39-5-104. Valuation of property.
39-5-104.5. Valuation of personal property.
39-5-104.7. Valuation of real and personal property that produces alternating current electricity from a renewable energy source.
39-5-105. Improvements - water rights - valuation.
39-5-106. Purchase of state land.
39-5-107. Personal property schedule.
39-5-108. Schedule sent to taxpayer - return.
39-5-108.5. Furnished residential real property rental advertisements - information to be provided to the assessor - legislative declaration.
39-5-109. Inventory schedules - valuation. (Repealed)
39-5-110. Property brought into state after assessment date - removal before next assessment date.
39-5-111. Livestock, agricultural products - not valued, when. (Repealed)
39-5-112. Livestock - apportionment of value. (Repealed)
39-5-113. Movable equipment - apportionment of value.
39-5-113.3. Oil and gas drilling rigs - apportionment of value.
39-5-113.5. Works of art - apportionment of value.
39-5-114. Unclassified property shown on schedule.
39-5-115. Taxpayer to furnish information - affidavit on mineral leases.
39-5-116. Failure to file schedule - failure to fully and completely disclose.
39-5-117. Property improvements destroyed after assessment date.
39-5-118. Failure to receive schedule - validity of valuation.
39-5-119. Refusal to answer - court order.
39-5-120. Tax schedules endorsed and filed - availability for inspection.
39-5-121. Notice of valuation - legislative declaration - definition - repeal.
39-5-121.5. Valuation - inspection of data by taxpayers.
39-5-122. Taxpayer's remedies to correct errors.
39-5-122.1. Appeal from illegal increase in valuation of property resulting from order of state board. (Repealed)
39-5-122.5. Taxpayer's remedies - property tax credit for incorrect valuations used for property tax levied in 1987 for collection in 1988. (Repealed)
39-5-122.7. Alternate protest and appeal procedure for specified counties.
39-5-122.8. Pilot alternate protest procedure - city and county of Denver - repeal. (Repealed)
39-5-123. Abstract of assessment or amended abstract of assessment.
39-5-124. Property tax administrator to examine abstract.
39-5-125. Omission - correction of errors.
39-5-126. Wrongful return by assessor.
39-5-127. Correction of assessments.
39-5-128. Certification of valuation for assessment.
39-5-129. Delivery of tax warrant - public inspection.
39-5-130. Informality not to invalidate.
39-5-131. Certification and valuation of pollution control property. (Repealed)
39-5-132. Assessment and taxation of new construction.
39-5-133. 2011 modification of statutory definition of "agricultural land" - TABOR election - adjustment of district mill levy.
39-5-134. Controlled environment agricultural facility - valuation - affidavit - definition - repeal.
PART 2
MOBILE HOMES
39-5-201. Legislative declaration.
39-5-202. Taxation of mobile homes - effective date.
39-5-203. Mobile homes - determination of value.
39-5-204. Notification concerning mobile homes in a county for part of a year.
39-5-205. Relocation of a mobile home - collection of taxes.
39-5-206. Payments to counties, cities, towns, and special districts in lieu of taxes for calendar year 1978. (Repealed)
PART 1
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
Editor's note: This part 1 was repealed and reenacted in 1964. For historical information concerning the repeal and reenactment, see the editor's note before the article 1 heading.
Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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