Colorado Code § 35-65-107

Colorado state fair authority cash fund - lease and use of facilities
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(1) 
The board is authorized to enter into agreements to lease any of the facilities at the Colorado
state fair and industrial exposition at Pueblo, Colorado, upon such terms and conditions as shall
be approved by the board. The board is further authorized to sponsor any off-season event which
it may approve. All moneys received by the board under this section and through any other
authorized activities shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and placed in the Colorado state
fair authority cash fund, which fund is hereby created in the state treasury. Moneys in said fund
shall be for the use, operation, maintenance, and support of the Colorado state fair and industrial
exposition, which use shall include the payment of bond obligations in accordance with the
provisions of part 3 of this article and, without limitation, other obligations of the board.
(2) Custody of all moneys in the Colorado state fair fund as of June 30, 1997, shall be
transferred to the Colorado state fair authority cash fund.
(3) (a) The Colorado state fair authority cash fund consists of:
(I) All moneys that may be appropriated thereto by the general assembly;
(I.5) and (I.7) Repealed.
(II) All other moneys that may be available to it, including the moneys received under
subsection (1) of this section; and
(III) All money credited to the fund in accordance with section 38-13-801.5 (3).
(b) The moneys in the Colorado state fair authority cash fund shall be subject to annual
appropriation and shall not be transferred to or revert to the general fund of the state at the end of
any fiscal year. All interest derived from the deposit and investment of moneys in the fund shall
be credited to the fund.
(4) Repealed.

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