Colorado Code § 37-60-120

Control of projects - contractual powers of board
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(1) The state of
Colorado shall have the ownership and control of such portions of said projects, or shall take a
sufficient security interest in property or take such bonds, notes, or other securities evidencing an
obligation, as will assure repayment of funds made available by section 37-60-119. Any security
interest in property taken under this subsection (1) may be perfected and enforced in the same
manner as security interests under article 9 of title 4, C.R.S. The board is empowered to enter
into contracts that are, in its opinion, necessary for the maintenance and continued operation of
such projects.
(2) If a sponsor fails to comply with the board's procedures and requirements, the board
may, at its discretion, withhold or terminate all or a portion of the board's financial contribution
to or loan for a project, notwithstanding the authorization of the same by the general assembly,
or the board may require such assurances from the project sponsor as the board deems necessary
in order to adequately protect the board's investment in a project.
(3) The board may adjust the authorized interest rate, extend the authorized repayment
period for any project, or defer one or more annual payments if, in the board's opinion, the entity
requesting such adjustment, extension, and deferment demonstrates that it has encountered
significant and unexpected financial difficulties and that it has been duly diligent in its efforts to
comply with the repayment provisions of its contract with the board.

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