Colorado Code § 24-51-211

Amortization of liabilities
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(1) An amortization period for each of the state
division, school division, local government division, judicial division, and Denver public schools
division trust funds shall be calculated separately. A maximum amortization period of thirty
years shall be deemed actuarially sound. Upon recommendation of the board, and with the
advice of the actuary, the employer or member contribution rates for the plan may be adjusted by
the general assembly when indicated by actuarial experience.
(2) On or before November 1, 2009, the board shall submit specific, comprehensive
recommendations to the general assembly regarding possible methods to respond to the decrease
in the value of the association's assets, including real estate, private equity, and other
investments, to decrease the amortization period of each division of the association, and to
ensure that each division of the association will become and remain fully funded.

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