§ 29-6-101 — Erection of memorial buildings

Any county, city and county, city,
or town of the state of Colorado, including any city under special charter, has the
power, by a vote of the taxpayers, to purchase or condemn ground for, erect and
equip, or purchase and equip a building as a soldiers', sailors', and marines'
memorial, commemorative of their military and naval service. Such building may be
or include military headquarters, memorial rooms, library, assembly hall,
gymnasium, natatorium, club rooms, and rest rooms. It may include a city hall and
offices for any county or municipal purpose, community house, or recreation center;
or it may be a memorial hospital; or it may be for any one or more of such purposes;
and for similar or appropriate purposes may be extended to general community and
neighborhood uses, all under the control and regulation as to charges and
otherwise of the city or town council, or the board of county commissioners of a
county. Such buildings may be erected as an appropriate annex to any other city or
public building or by reconstructing the same.

Legislative History

Source: L. 21: p. 599, � 1. C.L. � 8247. CSA: C. 154, � 32. CRS 53: � 131-4-1. C.R.S. 1963: � 131-4-1.