Colorado Code § 31-4-204

Prior laws applicable - rights and liabilities continue
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(1) All laws of the
state applicable to the city before the adoption of the city council-city manager form of
government and not inconsistent with the provisions of this part 2 shall apply to and govern such
reorganized city.
(2) Any bylaw, ordinance, or resolution lawfully passed and in force in such city at the
time of its reorganization shall remain in force and continue to be in effect until duly amended or
repealed.
(3) The territorial limits of such city shall remain the same as under its former
organization.
(4) All rights of whatever description which were vested in such city under its former
organization shall be vested in the city after reorganization.
(5) No valid and legally subsisting right or liability either in favor of or against the city
and no judicial proceedings, civil or criminal, shall be affected by such change of government
unless otherwise provided in this part 2.
(6) No change in the form of government as provided in this part 2, either by adopting or
abandoning the form of government as provided in this part 2, shall release or affect any debts,
bonds, warrants, or other obligations, however evidenced, which shall continue as valid
obligations of the city under the succeeding form of government.

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