Colorado Statutes
§ 31-23-106 — How parcels designated
Colorado § 31-23-106
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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 31-23-106 (2026).
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In case of filing any such plat under
this part 1, the designation by which any lot, block, or other parcel of land has
previously been known shall be retained in said plat. With the consent of the city or
town, any such lot, block, or other parcel of land specified in said plat may be
designated by other numbers or names than those by which said lots, blocks, or
other parcels of land have been previously known. Such consent of any such city or
town, through its governing body, shall be evidenced by the acknowledgment of the
mayor. In case of tracts or parcels of land within any such city or town which have
not been known or platted by lots, blocks, or other parcels of land of a designated
number or name, the same may be platted as provided in section 31-23-105 upon
the consent o
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Legislative History
Source: L. 75: Entire title R&RE, p. 1144, � 1, effective July 1.
Nearby Sections
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§ 31-1-101
Definitions§ 31-1-102
Application - legislative intent§ 31-1-201
Classification of municipalities§ 31-1-202
Cities or towns retaining prior status§ 31-1-205
Organization after change§ 31-10-1001
When absent electors may vote§ 31-10-1003
Self-affirmation on return envelope§ 31-10-1004
Manner of absentee voting by paper ballot§ 31-10-1006
Delivery to judges§ 31-10-1007
Casting and counting absentee ballots§ 31-10-101
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