Colorado Code § 37-48-147

Directors bound by financing plan
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(1) The board of directors of the
district shall be bound by the plan of financing set forth in the petition for the organization of the
subdistrict and approved by the decree of the district court. The appointment of appraisers shall
not be necessary if the official plan adopted does not utilize special improvement bonds as a
means of financing the subdistrict official plan, but the district or the subdistrict board of
managers, as the case may be, may nevertheless retain appraisers as needed to appraise the value
of property to be acquired.
(2) If the plan of financing provides for the issuance of general obligation bonds of the
subdistrict, such bonds shall be signed "Water Users' Association No. ..... in the Rio Grande
Water Conservation District, by .........., President, Attest .........., Secretary", or "Special
Improvement District No. ..... in the Rio Grande Water Conservation District, by ..........,
President, Attest .........., Secretary". They shall be countersigned by the treasurer. General
obligation bonds shall recite that they are obligations of the subdistrict, are issued pursuant to the
provisions of this article, and are to be payable at the time, in the manner, and with the rate of
interest therein specified and that the same were issued under and pursuant to a court decree and
a resolution of the board of directors authorizing the issue of said obligations and referring to the
date of said resolution. Said bonds shall further recite that they are payable from funds to be
derived by special assessments and tax levies against the property in said subdistrict and other
revenues derived from the operation of the subdistrict's official plan, as provided by the plan of
financing in the petition for organization of the subdistrict, and not otherwise, that the same are
not to be deemed to be an obligation of the Rio Grande water conservation district but only an
obligation of said subdistrict, and that the district itself is not to be obligated in any manner for
the payment of said bonds. If there is a board of managers for the subdistrict, the resolution of
the board of directors authorizing said obligations shall be approved by the board of managers
before being adopted by the board of directors.

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