Colorado Statutes
§ 31-4-406 — Territorial corporations - compensation fixed by electors
In
cities and towns of not more than five thousand inhabitants incorporated prior to
July 3, 1877, the mayor and members of the governing body shall not receive any
compensation for services rendered by them as such mayor or members unless the
question of paying such mayor or members for their services is first submitted to
the registered electors of such city or town and unless a majority of those voting
thereon vote in favor thereof. All ordinances, resolutions, and other acts of the
governing body of any such city or town authorizing or directing the payment of any
compensation to any such officer shall be and remain void. Nothing in this section
shall apply to any municipal judge who acts or officiates as president of any
governing body.
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Legislative History
Source: L. 75: Entire title R&RE, p. 1036, � 1, effective July 1. L. 87: Entire
section amended, p. 327, � 81, 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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