Colorado § 31-3-101 Petition to the district court

Colorado Statutes

§ 31-3-101 — Petition to the district court

Colorado § 31-3-101

Title 31Government

Art.Discontinuance of Incorporation

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 31-3-101 (2026).

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Proceedings to discontinue the
incorporation of any city or town may be commenced by the filing of a petition to
discontinue such incorporation, signed by twenty-five percent of the registered
electors of the city or town, with the district court of the county wherein such city
or town, or any part thereof, is situate. Upon satisfying itself that the petition meets
the requirements of this section, the court shall cause a notice to be published once
each week for at least four weeks, which notice shall state that the question of
discontinuing the incorporation of such city or town shall be submitted to a vote of
the registered electors thereof at its next regular election.

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Proceedings to discontinue the
incorporation of any city or town may be commenced by the filing of a petition to
discontinue such incorporation, signed by twenty-five percent of the registered
electors of the city or town, with the district court of the county wherein such city
or town, or any part thereof, is situate. Upon satisfying itself that the petition meets
the requirements of this section, the court shall cause a notice to be published once
each week for at least four weeks, which notice shall state that the question of
discontinuing the incorporation of such city or town shall be submitted to a vote of
the registered electors thereof at its next regular election.