Colorado § 33-3-204 - Waiver of arbitration - action for damages.

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§ 33-3-204. Waiver of arbitration - action for damages.

If a claimant waives the right to arbitration pursuant to the provisions of section 33-3-203, the commission shall review the claim as provided in section 33-3-107. Such claimant may commence an action for damages and, in connection therewith, shall be entitled to a trial de novo in any court of the county in which the damage or any portion thereof is alleged to have occurred. The division may be represented by a full-time employee in small claims court. Such action shall be filed within sixty days after the claimant receives notice of denial by the commission, which notice shall set forth the reasons for denial, or within sixty days after the claimant receives an offer of settlement from the commission. If the action is not filed within said sixty-day period, such action shall be forever barred.

Source: L. 93: Entire part added, p. 1722, § 3, effective June 6.

ARTICLE 4

Licenses, Certificates, and Fees

33-4-101. License agents - reports - board of claims - penalty for failure to account - rules.

33-4-101.3. Black bears - declaration of intent - spring season hunting prohibited - prohibited means of taking - penalty.

33-4-102. Types of licenses and fees - rules - legislative declaration.

33-4-102.5. Issuance of migratory waterfowl stamp - prohibition against hunting without stamp.

33-4-102.7. Colorado wildlife habitat stamp - review committee - rules - legislative declaration.

33-4-103. Landowner preference for hunting license - legislative declaration - rules.

33-4-104. Free licenses issued - members or veterans of armed forces - when - rules - definition.

33-4-104.5. Free licenses issued - first responders with a permanent occupational disability - definition.

33-4-105. Licenses for residents sixty-four years of age or over. (Repealed)

33-4-105.5. Landowner preference for hunting license. (Repealed)

33-4-106. Miscellaneous licenses, permits, stamps, cards, passes, and certificates - fees. (Repealed)

33-4-107. Permit to collect for scientific purposes. (Repealed)

33-4-108. Certificate of lawful possession. (Repealed)

33-4-109. Specimens may be held - when. (Repealed)

33-4-110. Duplicate tags. (Repealed)

33-4-111. Taxidermists must have license. (Repealed)

33-4-112. License agents - reports - board of claims. (Repealed)

33-4-113. Certificate of competency and safety - when necessary. (Repealed)

33-4-114. Course in hunter safety and competency. (Repealed)

33-4-115. Division of wildlife to coordinate statewide programs. (Repealed)

33-4-116. Big game hunting licenses - auction or raffle - use of proceeds - rules.

33-4-116.5. Auction or raffle of deer, elk, and pronghorn licenses - use of proceeds. (Repealed)

33-4-117. Youth and young adult licenses - terminally ill hunters - special restrictions and privileges - rules.

33-4-118. Hiking certificates. (Repealed)

33-4-119. Mobility-impaired hunters.

33-4-120. Wildlife council - creation.

33-4-121. Reporting by division - license fee increases - division-managed lands - keep Colorado wild pass - repeal.

Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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