Colorado § 35-5-125 Cooperation between districts

Colorado Statutes

§ 35-5-125 — Cooperation between districts

Colorado·Title 35 Agriculture·Art. Pest Control Districts

(1)When pests may be more economically, completely, or satisfactorily managed, two or more boards of county commissioners may contract with one another to manage and control pests, including, but not limited to, sharing costs and employees. A board of county commissioners shall not contract to share resources, including costs or employees, with another such board unless both boards and both district advisory committees of such boards authorize such sharing.

(2)A contract created pursuant to subsection (1) of this section shall be in writing and contain the purposes, rights, powers, responsibilities, and financial obligations of each contracting county.

(3)If other law has requirements applicable to special types of intergovernmental contracts or cooperative agreements, such l

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(1) When pests may be more
economically, completely, or satisfactorily managed, two or more boards of county
commissioners may contract with one another to manage and control pests,
including, but not limited to, sharing costs and employees. A board of county
commissioners shall not contract to share resources, including costs or employees,
with another such board unless both boards and both district advisory committees
of such boards authorize such sharing.

(2) A contract created pursuant to subsection (1) of this section shall be in
writing and contain the purposes, rights, powers, responsibilities, and financial
obligations of each contracting county.

(3) If other law has requirements applicable to special types of
intergovernmental contracts or cooperative agreements, such law shall control.

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