In any proceeding authorized by section 31-25-1104, upon filing of the petition, the clerk of the district court in which such petition is filed shall issue under the seal of the court a notice which shall be in substantially the following form: "STATE OF COLORADO ) ) ss. County of .....................................................................) In the Matter of the Foreclosure of Special Assessments) IN THE for (here insert the nature of the assessment) ) DISTRICT COURT. ) NOTICE ) To all Persons having any Interest in the premises hereinafter described: Take notice that (here insert name of taxing authority) has instituted a proceeding in this court for the purpose of foreclosing the lien of certain special assessments for (here insert nature of assessment) upon the following properties, situate, lying, and being in the County of .............., State of Colorado, the amount of the assessment for each separate parcel being set opposite the description of the various lots or tracts, to wit: Description of Property: (insert description) Amount Due: (insert amount) You will further take notice that on the .............. day of .............., A.D., 20......, at the hour of ............ o'clock .... M., at the Court House in the County of .............., Colorado, any person having any right, title, interest, claim, or demand in or to any of the above described property or any part thereof may appear and show cause, if any, why the court should not enter an order fixing the amount of the delinquency against each such piece of property in default, together with costs, and authorizing the sale of said property for such delinquency. WITNESS the signature of the clerk of said court with the seal thereof hereunto affixed at his office in the County of .............., State of Colorado, this .............. day of .............., A.D., 20.... ................................................................. Clerk. By ................................................................. Deputy Clerk."
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