Colorado § 31-2-219 - Additional petition requirements.

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§ 31-2-219. Additional petition requirements.

Any petition to initiate the adoption, amendment, or repeal of a municipal home rule charter, including the formation of a new charter commission, shall be subject to the provisions of sections 31-2-220 to 31-2-225, in addition to any other requirements imposed by this part 2. Any such petition which fails to conform to the requirements of this part 2 or is circulated in a manner other than that permitted in this part 2 is invalid.

Source: L. 84: Entire section added, p. 832, § 5, effective April 25.

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