§ 37-4-108 — Decree on appraisals

If it appears to the satisfaction of the court,
after having heard and determined all said exceptions, that the estimated cost of
constructing the improvements contemplated in the official plan is less than the
benefits appraised, then the court shall approve and confirm said appraisers' report
as so modified and amended, and such findings and appraisals shall be final and
incontestable, except as provided in this article. In considering the appraisals made
by the board of appraisers, the court shall take cognizance of the official plan and
of the degree to which it is effective for the purposes of the district. In case the
court finds that the estimated benefits appraised are less than the estimated total
cost of the execution of the official plan, exclusive of interest on deferred
payments, or that the official plan is not suited to the requirements of the district, it
may at its discretion return said official plan to the directors of the district with an
order directing them to prepare new or amended plans, or it may dissolve the
district after having provided for the payment of all expenses theretofore incurred.

Legislative History

Source: L. 22: p. 36, � 32. C.L. � 9546. CSA: C. 138, � 157. CRS 53: � 30-4-8. C.R.S. 1963: � 29-4-8.