Colorado § 32-1-902.7 Director districts

Colorado Statutes

§ 32-1-902.7 — Director districts

Colorado § 32-1-902.7

Title 32Special

Art.Special District Provisions

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 32-1-902.7 (2026).

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(1)The board may adopt a resolution to divide the district into director districts. A district with a five-member board may be divided into five director districts and a district with a seven-member board may be divided into seven director districts. Each director district must have, as nearly as possible, the same number of eligible electors and shall be as contiguous and compact as possible. In making the division, the board shall consider existing or potential developments within the proposed director districts that, when completed, would, in the reasonably near future, increase or decrease the number of eligible electors within the director district. The board shall then select from its members a representative of each director district, and if possible, the representative s

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(1) The board may adopt a resolution to divide
the district into director districts. A district with a five-member board may be
divided into five director districts and a district with a seven-member board may be
divided into seven director districts. Each director district must have, as nearly as
possible, the same number of eligible electors and shall be as contiguous and
compact as possible. In making the division, the board shall consider existing or
potential developments within the proposed director districts that, when
completed, would, in the reasonably near future, increase or decrease the number
of eligible electors within the director district. The board shall then select from its
members a representative of each director district, and if possible, the
representative shall be an eligible elector from within a boundary of the director
district they are selected to represent. Thereafter, directors must be eligible
electors of the director district that they represent. If, after a reasonable time, the
board determines that it is in the best interest of the district to revert to a single
district format, the board may eliminate the director districts and thereafter
operate as a single district by adopting a resolution.

(2) If a board divides a district into director districts pursuant to subsection
(1) of this section, the board shall also designate whether the directors representing
the director districts must be elected at large, or by the eligible electors within
each director district. If, after a reasonable time, the board determines that it is in
the best interest of the district, the board may reverse this designation by adopting
a resolution.