Colorado § 37-48-195 - Costs - board of managers to concur.

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§ 37-48-195. Costs - board of managers to concur.

(1) To the extent that the costs of the proceedings for the issuance of revenue bonds are not paid by the proceeds of the bonds, they shall be budgeted and paid out of the subdistrict preliminary fund, or from funds derived from subdistrict revenues, or from the separate subdistrict mill levy.

(2) If there is a board of managers for the subdistrict, the district shall not exercise its authority to issue revenue bonds until requested by the board of managers to do so, but the board of directors of the district may, at the request of the board of managers, make the necessary determinations and conduct the necessary proceedings to authorize the issuance of such bonds prior to receipt of the request for the issuance thereof.

Source: L. 77: Entire section added, p. 1690, § 16, effective June 9.

ARTICLE 50

Republican River Water Conservation District

37-50-101. Legislative declaration.

37-50-102. Definitions.

37-50-103. Creation and name of district.

37-50-104. Board of directors.

37-50-105. Compensation of directors.

37-50-106. Employees.

37-50-107. General powers.

37-50-108. Principal office - meetings.

37-50-109. Authority of the board to levy taxes.

37-50-110. Levy and collection of uniform sales and use tax.

37-50-111. Limitations on power to levy and contract.

37-50-112. Investment of unexpended revenues.

37-50-113. Appointment and compensation of appraisers.

37-50-114. Assessments - procedure in making.

37-50-115. Collection by civil action.

37-50-116. Assessments perpetual lien.

37-50-117. Directors to remedy defects in assessments.

37-50-118. Assessment record as evidence.

37-50-119. Defects in notice perfected.

37-50-120. Issuance of general obligation bonds.

37-50-121. Costs - board of directors to concur.

37-50-122. Sinking fund.

37-50-123. Court confirmation.

37-50-124. Election to authorize debt.

37-50-125. Definition of elector.

37-50-126. Elections.

37-50-127. Election resolution.

37-50-128. Conduct of election.

37-50-129. Notice of election.

37-50-130. Polling places.

37-50-131. Election supplies.

37-50-132. Election returns.

37-50-133. Debt and tax levy election contests.

37-50-134. Covenants and other provisions in bonds.

37-50-135. Liens on pledged revenues.

37-50-136. Rights - powers of holders of bonds - trustees.

37-50-137. Investments and securities.

37-50-138. Rents and charges.

37-50-138.5. Prohibition on duplication of water use fees.

37-50-139. Miscellaneous powers.

37-50-140. Joint action entity.

37-50-141. Refunding.

37-50-142. Severability.

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

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