Colorado Code § 37-47-126

Issuance of general obligation bonds and revenue bonds
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(1) In the name
of the subdistrict and not otherwise, when authorized by the plan of organization and decree of
court organizing said subdistrict to do so, the district may issue general obligations or bonds
which shall constitute a lien against the real property in said subdistrict. Said obligations shall
bear interest at a rate such that the net effective interest rate of the issue does not exceed the
maximum net effective interest rate authorized. Interest shall be payable semiannually, and said
obligations may be issued and made payable in series becoming due not less than five years and
not more than fifty years after the date of issue. Such bonds are to be paid from assessments
levied from time to time, as the bonds and interest thereon become due, against the real property
in said district and not otherwise. The board of directors of said district shall certify to the boards
of county commissioners of the several counties in which said subdistrict or any part thereof is
located the amount of the levy necessary to pay said bonds as they mature, and also to pay the
interest becoming due on all outstanding bonds, at the same time that like certificates are made
under this article for assessments on special improvement district bonds, and the procedure for
the assessment and collection of revenue or taxes of the county and state are, except as may be
otherwise provided in this article, made applicable and are to be followed in the levy of
assessments for payment of taxes and collection of principal and interest on such general
obligations.
(2) The subdistrict, in its own name, may issue revenue bonds to finance, in whole or in
part, the construction of works, reservoirs, or other improvements for the beneficial use of water
for the purposes for which it has been or may be appropriated, whether or not the interest on
such bonds may be subject to taxation. Such revenue bonds shall be issued in such
denominations and with such maximum net effective interest rate as may be fixed by the board
of directors of the subdistrict and shall bear interest such that the net effective interest rate of the
bonds does not exceed the maximum net effective interest rate authorized. The board shall
pledge only rental proceeds, service charges, and other income (or any combination thereof)
from such works or other improvements, and the subdistrict shall not be otherwise obligated for
the payment thereof. At the time said revenue bonds are issued, the board of directors of the
subdistrict shall make and enter in the minutes of the proceeding a resolution in which the due
dates of such revenue bonds, the rates of interest thereon, the general provisions of the bonds,
and a recital that the same are payable only out of rental proceeds, service charges, and other
income (or any combination thereof) are set forth. In addition, the board of directors shall require
the payment of rental charges, service charges, or other charges by the political subdivisions or
persons who are to use or derive benefits from the water or other services furnished by such
works or improvements. Such charges shall be sufficient to pay operation and maintenance
expenses thereof, to meet said bond payments, and to accumulate and maintain reserve and
replacement accounts pertaining thereto as set forth in such resolution. Such resolution shall be
irrepealable during the time that any of the revenue bonds are outstanding and unpaid. The
revenue bonds shall be signed "Water Users' Association No. ... in the Southwestern Water
Conservation District, By ............, President. Attest ..........., Secretary" or "Special Improvement
District No. .... in the Southwestern Water Conservation District, By ........., President. Attest
............, Secretary", and they shall be countersigned by the treasurer.

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