Colorado Code § 37-42-127

Levy to pay interest and expenses
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(1) It is the duty of the board of county
commissioners of the county in which the office of any irrigation district is located, immediately
upon receipt of the returns of the total assessment of said district and upon the receipt of the
certificates of the board of directors certifying the total amount of money required to be raised as
provided in section 37-42-125, to fix the rate of levy necessary to provide the amount of money
required to pay the interest and principal of the bonds of said district as the same becomes due;
also, to fix the rate necessary to provide the amount of money required for any other purposes
provided in this article which are to be raised by the levy of assessments upon the real property
of said district; and to certify said respective rates to the board of county commissioners of each
county embracing any portion of said district. The rate of levy necessary to raise the required
amount of money on the valuation for assessment of the property of said district shall be
increased fifteen percent to cover delinquencies.
(2) For the purposes of said district, it is the duty of the board of county commissioners
of each county in which any irrigation district is located, in whole or in part, at the time of
making levy for county purposes, to make a levy, at the rates above specified, upon all lands in
said district within their respective counties and, in case of contract with the United States, in the
amounts and on the tracts as fixed and certified by the board of directors. If the board of
directors of an irrigation district has certified the amount payable for any tract of one acre or
less, it is the duty of the board of county commissioners of each county in which the irrigation
district is located, in whole or in part, also to levy such amount against each of such tracts. All
taxes levied under this article are special taxes.

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