Colorado § 37-48-158 Board to certify tax assessments

Colorado Statutes

§ 37-48-158 — Board to certify tax assessments

Colorado § 37-48-158

Title 37Water and

Art.Rio Grande Water Conservation District

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 37-48-158 (2026).

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To maintain, operate, and
preserve ditches, canals, reservoirs, or other improvements made pursuant to this
article and to strengthen, repair, and restore the same, when needed, for operation
of any plan of water management, and for the purpose of defraying any incidental
expenses of the subdistrict, the board of directors may, at the time of certification
of the general district mill levy to the boards of county commissioners of the
counties in which the district is located, certify also, to the boards of county
commissioners of the counties in which said subdistrict or any part thereof is
located, an additional assessment upon the taxable property within the subdistrict,
not to exceed five mills for every dollar of valuation for assessment within said
subdistrict, for the purpo

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To maintain, operate, and
preserve ditches, canals, reservoirs, or other improvements made pursuant to this
article and to strengthen, repair, and restore the same, when needed, for operation
of any plan of water management, and for the purpose of defraying any incidental
expenses of the subdistrict, the board of directors may, at the time of certification
of the general district mill levy to the boards of county commissioners of the
counties in which the district is located, certify also, to the boards of county
commissioners of the counties in which said subdistrict or any part thereof is
located, an additional assessment upon the taxable property within the subdistrict,
not to exceed five mills for every dollar of valuation for assessment within said
subdistrict, for the purpose of raising funds to be used for the maintenance and
operation of the subdistrict's official plan. If there is a board of managers for the
subdistrict, the amount of money needed to be raised by such assessment shall be
certified by the board of managers to the district board of directors in time for
inclusion of the amount in the district budget for the succeeding calendar year.
Assessments so certified shall be levied by the boards of county commissioners of
the counties in which said subdistrict is situate on the property of said subdistrict in
their respective counties, to be collected by the county treasurers of the several
counties and delivered to the treasurer of the district in like manner and with like
effect as is provided for the collection and return of other assessments under this
article. The whole assessment shall be due and payable as and when taxes for
county purposes levied in the same year are due and payable. The said assessments
shall be in addition to any special improvement assessment or special assessment
that has been levied against benefits appraised for and on account of construction.