Colorado § 31-1-207 Ordinances to reorganize - existing ordinances

Colorado Statutes

§ 31-1-207 — Ordinances to reorganize - existing ordinances

Colorado·Title 31 Government·Art. General Provisions and Classification

As soon as the
statement is published, as provided in section 31-1-206, showing that any city may
change in classification to a town, the governing body of such city may adopt and
publish such ordinances as may be necessary to perfect such organization in
respect to the election, duties, and compensation of officers and with respect to all
other necessary matters. All ordinances of any city shall remain in force after its
organization as a town so far as such ordinances may be applicable to such town.

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As soon as the
statement is published, as provided in section 31-1-206, showing that any city may
change in classification to a town, the governing body of such city may adopt and
publish such ordinances as may be necessary to perfect such organization in
respect to the election, duties, and compensation of officers and with respect to all
other necessary matters. All ordinances of any city shall remain in force after its
organization as a town so far as such ordinances may be applicable to such town.

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