Colorado § 37-50-142 - Severability.
Full text of Colorado Colorado Revised Statutes § 37-50-142 — Severability., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 37-50-142. Severability.
If any provision of this article or the application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other provisions or applications of the article that can be given effect without the invalid provision or application, and to this end the provisions of this article are declared to be severable.
Source: L. 2004: Entire article added, p. 1930, § 1, effective August 4.
WATER CONSERVATION BOARD AND COMPACTS
General and Administrative
ARTICLE 60
Colorado Water Conservation Board
PART 1
GENERAL PROVISIONS
37-60-101. Definitions.
37-60-102. Colorado water conservation board - creation.
37-60-103. Organization.
37-60-104. Composition of the board - public engagement - reports.
37-60-105. Employment of temporary personnel.
37-60-106. Duties of the board - legislative declaration.
37-60-106.3. State water plan - legislative declaration - grant program.
37-60-106.5. Study of water salvage. (Repealed)
37-60-107. Meetings - notice.
37-60-108. Seal - rules and regulations.
37-60-109. Commissioner.
37-60-110. Authority of commissioners under prior laws.
37-60-111. Compensation of members - director - employees.
37-60-112. Warrants for salaries and expenses.
37-60-113. Board to cooperate with attorney general.
37-60-114. Attorney general as legal advisor.
37-60-115. Water studies - rules - reports - definitions - repeal.
37-60-116. Reports.
37-60-117. Reports and publications.
37-60-118. Assent to water resources planning act.
37-60-119. Construction of water and power facilities - contracts with and charges against users.
37-60-120. Control of projects - contractual powers of board.
37-60-120.1. Chatfield reservoir reallocation project - authority - repeal.
37-60-120.2. Animas-La Plata project - authority - repeal.
37-60-121. Colorado water conservation board construction fund - creation - nature of fund - funds for investigations - contributions - use for augmenting the general fund - funds created - rules - repeal.
37-60-121.1. Reserved rights litigation fund.
37-60-121.3. Severance tax trust fund statewide water planning account - creation. (Repealed)
37-60-121.5. Loan guarantee fund - creation.
37-60-122. General assembly approval.
37-60-122.2. Fish and wildlife resources - legislative declaration - fund - authorization.
37-60-122.3. Wild and scenic rivers fund - created.
37-60-122.4. Horse Creek basin account - creation. (Repealed)
37-60-122.5. Emergency dam repair cash fund.
37-60-122.6. Emergency infrastructure repair cash fund - authorization. (Repealed)
37-60-122.7. Feasibility study small grant fund - creation.
37-60-122.8. Publications fund - transfer.
37-60-122.9. Colorado river recovery program loan fund - creation.
37-60-123. Conformity with state water plan. (Repealed)
37-60-123.1. Loan foreclosure fund - created.
37-60-123.2. Flood and drought response fund - created.
37-60-123.3. Water plan implementation cash fund - created - water plan implementation account - created - legislative declaration - reporting - repeal.
37-60-123.5. Agricultural emergency drought response.
37-60-123.7. Acquisitions of water for instream flows.
37-60-124. Water conservation and drought mitigation planning - powers and duties of board.
37-60-124.4. Stream gauge fund - created.
37-60-125. Authorizations for expenditures from Colorado water conservation board construction fund for demonstration of benefits of water efficiency.
37-60-126. Water conservation and drought mitigation planning - programs - relationship to state assistance for water facilities - guidelines - grant program - definitions.
37-60-126.5. Drought mitigation planning - programs - relationship to state assistance.
37-60-127. Applicability of provisions requiring funding by political subdivisions of the state.
37-60-128. Sunset of water conservation provisions - review by general assembly. (Repealed)
37-60-129. Availability of funds.
37-60-130. Well augmentation loans.
37-60-131. Natural hazard mapping - fund - repeal. (Repealed)
37-60-132. Invasive phreatophyte control program - creation - fund - repeal. (Repealed)
37-60-133. Minimum criteria and guidelines for agricultural water protection programs - definition.
37-60-134. Groundwater compact compliance and sustainability fund - creation - conservation district recommendations for expenditures - state engineer approval - legislative declaration - transfer - definitions - reports - notice to revisor of statutes - repeal.
37-60-135. State turf replacement program - creation - administration - turf replacement fund - creation - legislative declaration - definitions.
PART 2
WATER INFRASTRUCTURE REVENUE BONDS
37-60-201 to
37-60-210. (Repealed)
PART 1
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Frequently Asked Questions About Colorado § 37-50-142
What does Colorado Revised Statutes § 37-50-142 cover?
Section 37-50-142 ("Severability.") is part of the Colorado Revised Statutes, the codified statutory law of Colorado. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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