Colorado Code § 32-22-110

District - successor to southwest chief and front range passenger rail commission - additional authority to succeed prior entity - assumption of rights, obligations, and liabilities
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(1) The district is the successor to the contractual rights and
obligations of the southwest chief and front range passenger rail commission as the commission
existed before its authorizing statutes were repealed and the commission was terminated by
Senate Bill 21-238, enacted in 2021, and, to the extent permitted by federal law, also is the
successor to the commission for the purpose of pursuing pending commission applications for
and receiving federal grants.
(2) The district may contract with any existing nonprofit corporation, agency, or other
entity organized to evaluate the feasibility of, advocate for, promote, develop, finance, construct,
operate, or maintain a passenger rail system to be the successor to the corporation, agency, or
other entity. Upon execution of such a contract, the district shall assume all contractual rights,
privileges, obligations, and liabilities of the corporation, agency, or other entity under its existing
contracts; except that the district may not assume any multiple-fiscal year direct or indirect
district debt or other financial obligation whatsoever for which voter approval in advance is
required under section 20 (4)(b) of article X of the state constitution unless the corporation,
agency, or other entity that originally incurred the debt or financial obligation obtained voter
approval before doing so or the district obtains voter approval in advance to assume the debt or
financial obligation. The assumption of obligations and liabilities by the district pursuant to this
section does not create any new debt or obligation for purposes of the state constitution or the
laws of the state.

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