Colorado § 30-6-105 Annexation - petition - notice to voters

Colorado Statutes

§ 30-6-105 — Annexation - petition - notice to voters

Colorado § 30-6-105

Title 30Government

Art.Location, Change, and Settlement of Boundaries

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 30-6-105 (2026).

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When a majority of the
taxpaying electors residing in that portion of the territory of any county proposed to
be stricken off and annexed to an adjoining county shall petition the board of
county commissioners of the county in which such territory is situate to have such
portion stricken off and annexed to the adjoining county, giving the area and
general boundaries of such territory by natural objects and monuments as near as
may be, and shall deposit with such board of county commissioners an amount of
money sufficient to pay the expenses of the surveying and platting of such
territory, it is the duty of the said commissioners to have such territory surveyed
and platted in a suitable manner and to cause to be submitted to the registered
electors of such county at the general el

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When a majority of the
taxpaying electors residing in that portion of the territory of any county proposed to
be stricken off and annexed to an adjoining county shall petition the board of
county commissioners of the county in which such territory is situate to have such
portion stricken off and annexed to the adjoining county, giving the area and
general boundaries of such territory by natural objects and monuments as near as
may be, and shall deposit with such board of county commissioners an amount of
money sufficient to pay the expenses of the surveying and platting of such
territory, it is the duty of the said commissioners to have such territory surveyed
and platted in a suitable manner and to cause to be submitted to the registered
electors of such county at the general election next after the filing of such petition
and plat with them the question of whether such portion of the territory of their
county shall be so stricken off. The board of county commissioners shall also
require the county clerk and recorder, in giving the notice required by law of the
general election then next ensuing, to insert therein a notice to said registered
electors that the question of striking off such territory from their county,
particularly describing such territory by metes and bounds as shown by said survey,
will be submitted to them for their approval or rejection and that they should
designate on their ballots their approval thereof, which shall be expressed by the
words for the new county line, or their dissent thereto, expressed by the words
against the new county line. The board of county commissioners of the county to
which such territory has been annexed may, in their discretion, pay the necessary
expenses of such survey and plat by warrant on the treasury as in other cases.

Legislative History

Source: L. 1887: p. 71, � 1. R.S. 08: � 1157. C.L. � 8641. CSA: C. 44, � 84. CRS 53: � 34-2-5. C.R.S. 1963: � 34-2-5. L. 85: Entire section amended, p. 1342, � 4, effective April 30.