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A public hearing was conducted on October 4, 1982 at 10:00 A. M. , with the
following present:
John Martin, Chairman
Chuck Carlson, Pro Tem
Norman Carlson, Commissioner
Also present:
Acting Clerk to the Board, Jeannette Sears
Assistant County Attorney, Lee Morrison
Director of Finance and Administrative Services, Don Warden
The following business was transacted:
I hereby certify that pursuant to a notice dated September 13, 1982, duly
published September 16, 1982 in the LaSalle Leader, a public hearing was held
regarding the creation of special taxing districts to provide ambulance and
emergency medical treatment. Mr. Warden commented on the background that has
prompted this hearing. Mr. Morrison asked that today's hearings be conducted
in accordance with the provisions of CRS 1973, Section 30-35-904(2) (c) , which
reads as follows:
"At such hearing any registered elector of the county may
be heard on the proposal, including questions of inclusion
in or exclusion from the district, and all such objections
shall be determined by the governing body on the basis of
the public interest, taking into consideration the needs
of the people and the availability of the service to the
territory which is the subject of any such objection."
He added that when the Board makes the final decision they should address
each of the territories discussed at the hearing and make findings as to the
needs of the people and the availability of service to the territory discussed.
Mr. Warden stated that Weld County has been funding the Weld County Ambulance
Service at $75,000 to $100,000 per year. July 1, 1982 the North Colorado Medical
Center introduced the Airlife helicopter to Weld County. Since then there has
been a distraction from the Ambulance service. Mr. Warden stated that when
HB1579 passed, April of 1979, it allowed home rule counties the authority to
create special taxing districts. He added that in order for incorporated areas
to be included in said districts they must commit themselves with documentation.
Mr. Warden listed the response received from some cities and towns to date.
Mr. Morrison stated that each district could include different levels of service
if they choose to.
Let the record reflect that Commissioner Steinmark is now present.
Mr. Warden added that this hearing will be continued to 7:30 P. M., this evening,
in the cafeteria of the Frederick Junior/Senior High School in Frederick, Colorado.
Mr. Warden stated that there will still be a fee for service even if the special
taxing districts are established. Joe Fuss, Dacono Fire Chief, commented on
the amount of levy that would be assessed each district compared to the services.
He asked if a paramedic would be required. The Chairman stated that the ambulance
service will have their own standards and they will not be interfered with by
Weld County. Mr. Morrison did state that there is a county ordinance in effect
which established the minimum standards. Mr. Fuss asked if fire districts have
a right to manage or control ambulance services. No one answered this question.
Mr. Fuss asked if the Tri-Area Ambulance Service will receive enough money to
continue with their services. Mr. Warden said that there will still be a fee
for services in addition to the mill. levy. The Kersey Fire District Chief stated
that the people that he has talked with are not in favor of the special taxing
district because they are already paying taxes to a fire district that performs
an emergency medical service and this would mean double taxation. The Chief did
agree that a paramedic would enhance their ambulance service and they do have
a good working relationship with the Weld County Ambulance Service. The Chief
added that an ambulance can not respond or assist when a fire is involved, that
it needs to be a joint effort between the fire departments and the ambulance
service. Commissioner C. Carlson was of the opinion that the Kersey Fire Chief
has been mislead and that the special taxing district would enhance emergency
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medical assistance. He stressed that the County is trying to make better
ambulance service and that the County is not trying to discourage volunteers.
Mr. Warden added that the districts can vary in levies depending upon their
varied services. Commissioner Steinmark stated that the citizens in the
Kersey Fire District could establish their own taxing district and be excluded
from the one being considered today for that area. Bob Seiler, representing
the Platteville Fire District, stated that there has been a lack communication
regarding the formation of the proposed special taxing districts. He stated
that they have a good working relationship with the Weld County Ambulance
Service. He questioned if the ambulance discount would be discontinued if
the districts are established. The Commissioners were uncertain about what
discount he was discussing.
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Jerry Wones, Weld County Ambulance Director, remindedthe Board of the ambulance
rate structure as it now stands which includes a discount whenever a paramedic
is used. Commissioner C. Carlson said that probably the discount will be continued.
William Emerson, Longmont Fire Chief, requested that the residents north of County
Road #20, west of I-25, north to County Road #36, be excluded from the district
and continue to be served by the Longmont Volunteer Ambulance Service. Bill
West, attorney for the Towns of LaSalle, Evans, and Eaton, was disturbed by
the town boards authority to establish the districts for their residents.
He questioned if the towns are not included in the districts what emergency service
will they receive. The Chairman said that there will still be an ambulance service
but those residents not in the districts will be charged a higher rate. John
Shultz, president of the Johnstown Fire Protection District, said that they will
probably go along with the establishment of the district, however, they are concerned
because the Hospital signed a contract for helicopter service and now they want
Weld County citizens to pay for it. Gary West, circuit rider manager for the towns of
Mead, Platteville, Severance, Firestone, and Lochbuie, stated that the towns that
he represents have not had sufficent time to study this proposal and take action,
again communication is a problem. He stated that the town boards usually only meet
once monthly and the letter that was mailed to the towns contained very little
information. The towns that he represents will not take formal action on this
matter until their next Board meetings. He said that Mr. Warden mentioned the
possibility of double taxation. In his opinion, this proposal is triple taxation;
there is no indication that if the districts are formed that the property tax mill
levy will be reduced in exchange for the formation of said districts, the Commissioners
are trying to get around the 5% limitation mandated by the Weld County Home Rule
Charter, and the towns of Platteville, Severance and Lochbuie are paying a sales
tax currently. Mr. West asked if the ambulance service will be on a contract
basis. Commissioner Steinmark stated yes. Mr. West commented on the different
areas that are already served by professional ambulance services and questioned
their disposition if the districts are formed. Mr. Morrison read the statute
reference into the record regarding being excluded from the district. Gary Simpson,
president of the Ault Fire Protection District, asked what service would be
provided for the northeastern part of the county. Commissioner C. Carlson said
that there would be adequate emergency service. Mr. Simpson said that for adequate
service their mill levy would have to be 3 or 4 mills in order to maintain the
service as it now is. Mr. Simpson stated that these people would rather retain
the same service that they now have with the inclusion of the helicopter and pay
a single mill levy. Paul Stoddard, county coroner, stated that 70% of the
emergency calls to the fire districts are for the sick or injured. He stressed
a real need to keep harmony between the ambulance districts and the fire districts.
Randy Souther, representing the Pierce volunteer service, asked that they be
included in the central district. He asked if it is possible at a later date
to be excluded and form their own district. Commissioner N. Carlson said yes,
through the hearing process. Betty Baker, Pierce resident, questioned the need
for volunteers. She stated that their volunteer service will need more space
for the EMT and larger space to park the ambulance when a new one is purchased.
Brad Baker, representing a professional ambulance in Longmont, stated that they
have been providing service for the southern part of the County from I-25 north
to 119. He submitted a map for the record. Don Cummins, councilman from Ft.
Lupton, commended the Weld County Ambulance Service and stated that they have not
had time to digest the establishment of the districts to date. Jim Hargis, minister
at Nunn and Pierce, firmed up the need for an ambulance service in the northern
part of Weld County. Bruce Kamada, mayor for the Town of LaSalle, asked that if
the districts are formed that in the resolution he would like it written how you
can be included in the district and also how you can be excluded at a later date
if you wish. He also asked if there are any options available other than the
district concept. Commissioner Steinmark stated that all citizens will be served
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but if they are not in a district they will not receive the discount. He asked
what the individual cost would be to the citizens of LaSalle. Commissioner
Steinmark said that at this time it is impossible to determine what the mill
levy will be. Mr. Kamada stated that they are very proud of the system they
now have. Brent Danielson, representing the Ault-Pierce Ambulance Service,
stated that you can not put a dollar figure on a person's life and suggested
24 hour a day paramedic care for the northern part of the county. Dean Kanode,
rancher, supported the flight for life helicopter service and also the formation
of the special taxing district. Keith Kennedy, representing the Pierce Ambulance
District and the North Weld Emergency Team, supported the helicopter service.
After brief discussion, Commissioner Steinmark made a motion to continue this
hearing until 7:30 P. M. , this evening in Frederick, Colorado. Commissioner
N. Carlson seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. This portion of the
meeting was adjourned at 12:00 noon.
The Chairman reconvened the meeting at 7:30 P. M. in the cafeteria of the Frederick
Junior/Senior High School in Frederick, Colorado. Those present were as follows:
John Martin, Chairman
Norman Carlson, Commissioner
June Steinmark, Commissioner
Also present:
Acting Clerk to the Board, Jeannette Sears
Assistant County Attorney, Lee Morrison
Director of Finance and Administrative Services, Don Warden
Mr. Warden commented on the reasons why this hearing has been scheduled. Mr.
Morrison said that the Board should address each of the territories and make
findings as to the needs of the people and the availability of service to the
territory discussed. The municapilities must give written concurrence to be
included in said taxing districts. Duane Routs questioned if the mill levy will
be increased to meet the needs each year. The Chairman stated that their Board
will make recommendations to the Commissioners each year regarding any increases
or decreases. Mr. Warden stated that there is a 7% mill levy limitation and if
the 7% is exceeded the Board of County Commissioners must be granted permission
by the Colorado Tax Commission. Catherine Volin questioned if the ambulance or
helicopter would transport passengers to hospitals other than the one in Greeley.
Commissioner N. Carlson answered by saying yes. Ira Thompson questioned if this
taxation will be passed even if the people do not want it. He compared the cost
of the different ambulance services. A Tri-Area Ambulance representative asked
if they would be the advisory board for their district. Commissioner N. Carlson
answered by saying yes. Roy VanDike thanked the Commissioners for coming down
to their area to conduct the public hearing. He stated that the volunteers and
the Weld County Ambulance Services need the paramedicd as well as each other.
Tape change #82-67
A representative from Tri-Area Ambulance Service asked if memberships could be
formed and if a member could have a reduced rate if he uses the services. Mr.
Warden answered by saying yes. Catherine Volin asked if one mill levy is going
to be enough. Commissioner Steinmark said that it should be to begin with.
Mike Shelton, a representative from Tri-Area Ambulance Service, asked if they
would continue to own their own equipment. Mr. Warden answered by saying yes.
If there is an emergency and both of the ambulance services are on call who
can they call. Whichever mutual aid they wish may be called for assistance.
Chief J. W. Fuss, Dacono Fire Protection District representative, stated that they
do not want their fire district split. Commissioner Steinmark stated that the
boundaries must be drawn somewhere. A Tri-Area Ambulance Service representative
stated that the formation of the taxing district can not do anything other than
improve their services, equipment, etc. A question regarding the ambulance cost
per visit could not be answered. The district is planning to pay the paramedic
between fifteen and seventeen thousand dollars per year. Pam Lamb said let's
form the district and keep our money in our district. Mike Shelton stressed that
they should form the district, have their own paramedic, this is a step in the
right direction. After discussion, Commissioner Steinmark made a motion to
continue this hearing until October 13, 1982, at 9:00 A. M. and keep the hearing
open for written comments. Commissioner N. Carlson seconded the motion and it
carried unanimously. APPROVED:
Adjourn 30 P,.jM. kr 4C-6% BOARD OFCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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NOTICE OF HEARING
ON CREATION OF SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICTS
TO PROVIDE AMBULANCE AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT
Docket #82— 58
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Weld County Commissioners will hold a
public hearing in its Chambers on the First Floor Assembly Room, Weld County
Centennial Center, 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado, on the day and time
listed below:
DATE: October 4, 1982
TIME: 10:00 A.M.
The purpose of said hearing is for obtaining written and oral comments from
the public on the proposed creation of three special taxing districts under
Sections 30-35-901-906, C.R.S. 1973, for the purpose of providing ambulance
and emergency medical treatment.
The three districts are intended to encompass all of Weld County but provide
varying levels of services. Funding of the districts will be from a
combination of user fees and property tax.
The districts, as proposed in the Formation resolutions presented
September 15, 1982, by the Board, would have the following boundaries:
North Weld Ambulance: Boundaries to include the same
boundaries and area encompassed by School District RE-9 .
Tri-Town Ambulance: Boundaries to include the same
boundaries and area encompassed by School District RE-1J.
Central Weld Ambulance: To include all areas of Weld
County except School District RE-1J and Highland School
District RE-9 .
Municipalities within the above areas will only be included with concurrence
of the governing boards of the municipalities within each district.
At the hearing any registered elector of the County may be heard on the
proposal, including questions of inclusion in or exclusion from the district,
and all such objections shall be determined by the governing body on the basis
of the public interest, taking into consideration the needs of the people and
the availability of the service to the territory which is the subject of any
such objection.
The governing body may continue the hearing as necessary and may, after the
conclusion thereof, enact the proposed resolution, with or without amendments,
or may reject the proposed resolution.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
BY: MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN
WELD COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
AND CLERK TO THE BOARD
BY: Jeannette Sears, Deputy
DATED: September 13, 1982
PUBLISHED: September 16, 1982
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RR, z6 County Commissioners September 10 , 1982
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� .� Fe`.COLORADO Lee D. Morrison , Assistant County Attorney
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Special Taxing Districts
Subject: _ —The questions presented are : ( 1 ) Whether the Weld County Rome
Rule Charter will allow the use of special taxing districts under
the Colorado County Home Rule Powers Act; and (2) Whether or not
the levy of an ad valorum tax within a special taxing district
would be subject to the five percent limitation on tax revenue
imposed by the Home Rule Charter or the seven percent limitation
imposed by State law. My conclusion is that the Charter permits
the creation of such taxing districts and that the special taxing
district would be considered to be an entity separate from Weld
County for the purposes of considering the tax revenue limitation
imposed by the Home Rule Charter. The district would fall under
the seven percent State limitation on revenue for local
governments . _
Provisions of State statute and the Charter allow the use of
powers by Weld County not available at the time of enactment of
the Charter. The Colorado County Home Rule Powers Act, CRS 1973 ,
§30-35-101 , et seq. , was passed in 1981 and provides that
"any County which adopts , has adopted, or
proposes to adopt a County Home Rule Charter
to establish the organization or structure of
County government pursuant to the provisions
of Part 5 of Article 11 of this Title, may
provide in such charter or amendment thereto
for the adoption of all or certain of the
home rule powers authorized pursua_t to
provisions of this Article. " CRS 1973 ,
§30-35-103 (1) .
The Weld County Home Rule Charter, at Sections 2-2 , 2-4 , 3-8 (1) ,
and 3-8 (4) (t) , provides for the performance or exercise of powers
that were in existence at the time of the enactment of the
Charter or created or authorized in the future. Section 2-4 of
the Charter relates specifically to the power of the County to
establish service or special districts and allows the exercise of
powers acquired after the enactment of the Charter. Section 2-4
provides that districts " . . .may be created under such laws as
are now in effect or may hereafter be adopted. " Therefore, the
authority to use the recently created special taxing district
provisions of the Home Rule statute would appear to be authorized
by several sections of the County Home Rule Charter and by State
statute.
Board of County Commissioners
Pace 2
Se_itember 10 , 1982
Special Taxing District revenue should be considered as separate
from the revenues collected for County wide purposes . By defini-
tion , the special taxing district is used, CRS 1973 , §30-35-903 ,
"when a service or level of service which a County is authorized
to provide is to be provided in substantially less than the
entire area included within -the County . . . The Board of
County Commissioners administers the District but functions in a
separate role as the governing body of the District, CRS 1973 ,
§30-35-905 . While the District fulfills a single function of the
County and has the powers of a Home Rule County, it is , in
effect, a separate entity. (This form is not unique in State
law. For example , improvement districts , under CRS 1973 ,
§30-20-501 , are separate entities administered by the Board of
County Commissioners . ) The County five percent limitation
applies to " . . . ad valorum tax levies for County purposes when
applied to the total valuation for assessment of the County. .
Weld County Home Rule CHarter §14-7 (1 ) . This limitation would
not apply to a Special Tax District as the levy will vary
according to the costs of services provided within a particular
district and will not be assessed uniformly within the County,
and the district is considered to be a separate entity. However,
State law limiting revenues of subunits of state government, at
CRS 1973 , §29-1-301 , would apply to limit the district revenue
increases to 7% annually in that the district would likely be
considered to be one of the "special districts established by
law" covered by the limitation.
tee 'D . Morrison
A"ssistant Weld County Attorney
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of the Act of March 3, 1879, or any amendments thereto, and that ro'twM cMgnw wogs wrinele°<el:
said newspaper is a weekly newspaper duly qualified for pub- of r1D1e'F ',edit:ism
a Ue
w .> a
lishing legal notices and advertisements within the meaning of .ib aka.,'upo o fd w the*on.w 1n'
the laws of the State of Colorado. *MOMNbM pragmatic!9ep4Maber 1K 102,by
Mir hood wood haw the foaming bounds.
flee:
That the annexed legal notice or advertisement was published to
MNMtse eCondoneand
,W_N Imitate me same eefSm Condones a
encompassed by Sdml Die.
in the regular and entire editions of said newspaper once each �n�Wanu:eombaMed
ro.frigg "mp by eov tYlctmoe1 OW-
week on the same day of each week for the period of 1 ctrel-I Me A`N'-elbaunDe; To n.-lauds alf motif WS .Scol RO- end
'teat es MINA M.eaeerJ will
w MllNa d School REa. ...
consecutive insertions; and that the first publication of said notice Municipalities with anee govern-
ing be iboards of ih of me n e e
dg boards me m oaten me
was in the issue of said newspaper dated September 16 g.ny • '` Macke of me
ba F rit I?"'
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ghat
19 82, and that the last publication of said notice was in the �. ,�eaeMrn°bHDM'" malty
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same Dwpe
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issue of said newspaper dated a tember 10 19 82 Haan MDo.
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sa. .... ....'.1' ` ^^ nem.Sec had may,air the lion,mn
wlm
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amendments.seamy ew�TMIa rme
ASe S tant Business Manager couDrcr' STIRS
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mrtD:sepomber tl.
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Affidavit of Publication
STATE OF COLORADO
ss.
County of Weld,
I, Paula A. Barton of
said County of Weld, being duly sworn, say that I am
an advertising clerk of
Mrot THE GREELEY DAILY TRIBUNE, and
,k9{tpiRMB! THE GREELEY REPUBLICAN
yMrb5SotsflNdue ke
slonwrR.�arpt.;pua� ~ that the same is a daily newspaper of general
ds Chem on the is
p
nssarhnhmm.v}arcowa CO,, circulation and printed and published in the City of
;tential Center, 915 lath Street,
vr.ei.v.Colorado, on the ear and- Greeley, in said county and state; that the notice or
ogre ocioo .,iM: advertisement, of which the annexed is a true copy, has
The gli a:leoitild,Wi RaCO harp lto far been published in said daily newspaper for consecutive
pbtalnine written }nd oral coat'
Mann`rrnn tne. pubk en° aro, (days) caafts); that the notice was published in the
proposed ryeation of,:Wenger!
taxla��nID Alamos, ud1NrE.lekaetro regular and entire issue of every number of said
sad5pttt, s.le,e.TOR 'Ph roe' newspaper puree%l'ef oradlaire arrIbvlutce.�°_ during the period and time of publication of
Ind emadotn<r m}ggautrret,nnt
The three dieingt'.arelnpNmmdtlmto said notice, and in the newspaper proper and not in a
'incaMOu a ah atl Walb`.County'igiiimm
proybp,varrltWrls of)x>f supplement thereof; that the first publication of said
}un bfrne' -,nctsw9u tar', notice was contained in the issue of said newspaper
cokiti t of lso' leeayeCIRIMINI
property-, k " t �
rhifflel!5 t . as prbp5+sep In tla1!` bearing date
Formation resolution presen ed
Septembfi U; Mg..by the'Doeraf, is
:would,.neve the following bean' rt.
tries: •' {iP Sevent den th
' Walk 01101 Atnbaiance woad,,,
.", q A.
day of September D. 1982 •
sintp!Siva the Mme bodnd„y1,
erNYeed areaendampassedb{' .nip and the last� publication thereof; in the issue of said
. Scbool,OtttrictRE.9 ,r
Tri-Town Ambulance bound- ,„ newspaper bearing date the
ariate intiuoe the fate b*WlW"'Ix}gp
arteeand area enca.mRased by '.» YG
School District RE-t4 ,:rnit Seventeenth
GenlraiW.IdAmbWahfa To s, ,s
IncMiid4 du debasaPVN1d CWON i r- day of September 8
exceRtdcheolDMrro<)REt✓ p A.D. 19?
and M91116ad Scheel Dtw .mitt that said The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley
mitt RE 9. t94 f
Municipalities within the abode' , Republican, has been published continuously
areas will only hay'Preluded with:12;1i
ti. and
cencuerence of Me eevernlnq.-,m uninterruptedly during the period of at least six
beardS of the municipalities within
each aNNict. - `�Ie months next prior to the first issue thereof contained
At the hearing any bDIs'aredvt,ye!
'e4i,ctor otyfhe county they}t earpeipT7 said notice or advertisement above referred to,that said
en rna oar:me 1,IntludiD thzars_
id inciusloehP1 in or exclusion from the r� _ newspaper has been admitted to the United States
district'apiF ell ouch absecNer iel
shall be dedy t"'Irned by
She
.d mails as second-class matter under the provisions of the
ernipublic inters t tailing Into consro. ..tie Act of March 3, 1879, or any amendments thereof; and
eratloh in•needs or the lleepfe file"
the evallrlOirNyeFtl}iePOP"tdtye-rt that said newspaper is a daily newspaper duly qualified
terriMrywhittl''a'thb subiee of eny'.„f,.
auchabpchon. .;iii for publishing legal notices and advertisements within
The,Wera6W btipy they aattfm' ,
me .itenp a ass enecary ate t 'o.!:. the meaning of the laws of the State of Colorado.
after the sMlWelon:meteor,Alteh ,.r c
the proaffee "WWI"', wlrh CIA'''9
without emenCmehta,or may rata... 41' September 17, 1982
the prepesee reheiytion,
DATED:Septemberth.ME - .t
TN€.tcami:kor o Tycite
eNT mttatela££ye Total charge: $24.36
D COUNTateROL RSOD'4.
9YMARY ANN Fa}talltflitt 1t ��,
V9EL•tt9Y•ITYIIII �p� p{��
.a.wcu tO ME I dr�6'" 1 ' c l.l. �,
• se n.11y .,
Advertising Clerk
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
1 d of September A.D. 19 82
2SeeTAv Gaiss xpires Jan. 1 86
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s
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No Public
- LEA E
"sic* - .~ Mfg..
_ Affidavit of Publication
Ng✓�Meig, STATE OF COLORADO. 1 ss
J '" Count of Weld, 1
.No , *t
—weft Tr 4,.
+�C ring in
Pot jnibrs., " WO pine' I. . n-7—/-41LGh ��0 _- o.i
fR�', my Cen- said County of Weld, being duly
QSMR� , Street,
s Y'sw rn, say that
u"day and I am publisher of
Mnr bebrre Vt.,/
,DATE:0et1' px-. . .- !� �� Q//7��J �� 71/4/./
that the same is% a weakly newspaper of general
TiME:=1g 1M
simulation prtd n ed a d ublished in the
TRa paspofe written,
V' g is for
ObtaiMonts pm i19M kp'ao; the town of _,
taepagd 0m ,tllp S• an in said county and state; that the notice or adver-
special
eintiag districts r ;aliens tisement, of which the annexed is a true copy.
Sl-"TM'r-Nk, tUS,, ter tee has been published in said weekly newspaper
are aF Sr* N$ulance
and ern imam. for / _consecutive
The Mree dist(b9sx "' ed to
- weeks' that the notice was published in the
antinomies sit.` ntY`Imt regular and entire issue of every number of said
Pinkie-MIT Eae t vices. , newspaper during the period and time of publi
a c�bnleWt 'atr�a fandrom cation of said notice and in the newspaper,at a Gabe from P Per
Raprty tea,- proper and not in a supplement thereof: that the
first publication of said notice was contained in The districts, as progesed iii Me
9711'Bralien reaallthetk5)leesmMW the issue of said ne spper bearing date the
would hat e'l the'lek ld�'ward,
bound- /G day of , A.D., 19Lga
ales. and the last pubiicaticn thereof, in the issue a:
North lucid Ail bgY ;'nsiumt- said newspaper bearing date, the /6 day of
ales to include thp slate bound- / /J,.
Ties and area encompassed c.1
ncomssed by O 19 dot that the said
School-District RE 9t
*acre"'Amb l 1.1�
Vies lo While the g� sound i a d �LQ/(i
dodge bound. has beenpublished continuously and uninterrn t tries and area i ncomgaeed by Y p
idyel DMtr t,;el J. . edly during the period of at least fifty-two con-
sUYhtrafb Ap secutive weeks next prior to the first issue thereof
include all of W County containing said notice or advertisement above
except -Mid RE-1J end referred to; and that said newspaper was at the
NglMod strict RE-9. time of each of the publications of said notice,
Maaki0ailtiev a*filhin the above duly qualified for that purpose within the mean-
. seas will.only die included wMi tog of an act, entitled, "An Act Concerning e al
`osncurre$ce of yrlagovarniy boa- L 9
na?-of {}F 1�#tidp Rifles wifl�in Notices, Advertisements and Publications, and
!M� the Fees of Printers and Publishers thereof, and
At she' h(targlaq;eRYryfsterad to Repeal all Acts and Parts of Acts in Conflict
-alecter of the County' pheard with the Provisions of this Act." approved April 7,
' aattaproposaf,lntlu itmrs 1921, and all amendments thereof, and
11j1niK}n" itienipm; Particu-
*strict, and all sods,Objections larly as amended by an act approved, March 30,
Mali be determined by the govern- 1923, and an act approved May 1 . 1931.
!g body on the basis of ibe public -'
Wisest tatting into oaagfldrasion
are:needs rah, u, j
availability Om s • `me ate/ it t) uiltto theDriller
— .
akch yrt`stti�r-, W�tlt₹sofanY P fish�Jer
r' K Subscribed nd sworn to before me this -_Pr
The governing body may'continue -
De hem nay, �'
Ste.tlrfday of _. ..--._ �-' - A.D.. I9..
enact
Ole Molmsed inn•or //�
without amendmen�ptah,re- /4- ! a, , �-e .. .1.4./..are/
-4a y
test the proposed r /// (�-LY.�c-I//[.i
THE BOARD SP COUNTY My commission expires l/_ 7.n_
COMMISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY COLORADO Notary Public
BY MAR Y ANN f E 1JERSTEIN
LINT. ERK AND_
`--.'tr RAND
ARDe
BY:Jeans puty
DATED': September it, WV
Published in the La Salle Leader
Thursday, September.is, Mt.
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON CREATION OF SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICTS
TO PROVIDE AMBULANCE AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT
Docket #82— 58
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Weld County Commissioners will hold a
continuance of a public hearing in the cafeteria of the Frederick
Junior/Senior High School in Frederick, Colorado, on the day and time listed
below:
DATE: October 4, 1982
TIME: 7:30 P.M.
The purpose of said hearing is for obtaining written and oral comments from
the public on the proposed creation of three special taxing districts under
Sections 30-35-901-906, C.R.S. 1973, for the purpose of providing ambulance
and emergency medical treatment.
The three districts are intended to encompass all of Weld County but provide
varying levels of services. Funding of the districts will be from a
combination of user fees and property tax.
The districts, as proposed in the Formation resolutions presented
September 15, 1982, by the Board, would have the following boundaries:
North Weld Ambulance: Boundaries to include the same
boundaries and area encompassed by School District RE-9.
Tri-Town Ambulance: Boundaries to include the same
boundaries and area encompassed by School District RE-1J.
Central Weld Ambulance: To include all areas of Weld
County except School District RE-1J and Highland School
District RE-9.
Municipalities within the above areas will only be included with concurrence
of the governing boards of the municipalities within each district.
At the hearing any registered elector of the County may be heard on the
proposal, including questions of inclusion in or exclusion from the district,
and all such objections shall be determined by the governing body on the basis
of the public interest, taking into consideration the needs of the people and
the availability of the service to the territory which is the subject of any
such objection.
The governing body may continue the hearing as necessary and may, after the
conclusion thereof, enact the proposed resolution, with or without amendments,
or may reject the proposed resolution.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
BY: MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN
WELD COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
AND CLERK TO THE BOARD
BY: Jeannette Sears, Deputy
DATED: September 15 , 1982
PUBLISHED: September 23 , 1982
/
LHR801 , LHR366 , LHR140
(Second notice)
AFFIDAVIT or PUBLICATION
r
1
e
STATE OF COLORADO,
County of Morgan. ss.
----Fex _H� Spencer
being of lawful age and first duly sworn on his oath, 4.,
a L" 1
states that he is the _Ci.r.cula-tiQf rigr.. of
The Fort Morgan Times; that The Fort Morgan Times n the'
is a daily newspaper of general circulation and printed hj i:.
and published in the City of Fort Morgan in the County r ..• L .
of Morgan, State of Colorado; that said daily newspaper
has been published in said Morgan County, Colorado,
uninterruptedly and continuously during the period of at
least twelve months next prior to the first issue thereof
containing the annexed Notice of Hearing , --^ * � "
4.
.. . ..: .a.: or.
Docket 82--5- F
.,1,-,'' tenant in to
that said daily newspaper is a daily newspaper and
qualified for that purpose within the meaning of the Actof the General Assembly of the State of Colorado, ap-
proved March 30, 1923, and entitled, "An Act to amend °'y1Wl,
an Act entitled 'An Act concerning legal notices, adver- l .t« " = tl»
tisements and publications and the fees of printers and la
publishers thereof, and to repeal all acts and parts of r �,-
acts in conflict with the provisions of this act,' " being
Section 1 to 10 inclusive pages 404 to 409 inclusive of
Chapter 139 (pertaining to legal notices and advertise- �tie_
ments) of the Session Laws of the State of Colorado for -;- d 4� 41923, as amended by Chapter 113, Session Laws 1931; ra ^^' > ,
that the annexed N4t1ce
a
b
kr ,a
i .
was published in the regular daily and entire issue of
said daily newspaper on Tuesday of each
successive week for a period of 1 insertions; ,
that the first publication of saidNO.t.tae „ ' h {
4 t`
vine 1 - e'^; ,•,t-1 1.
was in the regular daily issue of said daily newspaper
dated September 21st 82
19_ ? ,
and the last publication thereof was in the daily issue PUBLISof said newspaper dated September 2,119 82
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my
hand this 21st day of September 19 82
STATE OF COLORADO,
County of Morgan ( ss.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, .__
Robert :W.__ °ppncar
a Notary Public in and for the County and State afore-
said by --Eexn__11. t'-p-encar this
22ndday of// September A.D. 19 82
My commiss' n expires,.--Fab. 1 it.a,__19.85
t. G��_tit,_' L.,-.,...,—,---
/ --
Notary Public
Affidavit of Publication
atica�m . A.I.
*rags" ,'14 STATE OF COLORADO, 1. sic.
'rr w County of Weld, 1
y
lint ,./
gk tl1s ,„ said County of Weld, being duty-swKrn, say that
Et
A I am blisher ci
on
f1Wilit , f�
w : that the same is a weekly newspaper of genera:r.
7t3I R.M. a,,, circulation pads pnn ed a d published in the
Sfili 7 is for -. town of r- t
7M f in said county and state: that the notice or adver-
me
6wr�ll.'WISP tile
tisement, of which the annexed is a true copy,
w$ has been published in said weekly newspaper
/
Y' ..
• far _consecutive
IINNIONNY MS*
, T weeks: that rh-> notice was published in the
s.s** Kt regular and entire issue of every number of said
NrfMMbet t newspaper during the period and time at publ:
y *icon cation of said notice and in the newspaper
t dIndand proper and not in a supplement thereat: hat the
+sprb
*' `ha n, first publication of said notice was contained in
Mdf. TS ;1 111• the issue of said newspaper bearing date the
_
,ftrAid.:
lap lt' .}t •.�It rt —eta day of Lott- A.D.. 19 fag'ellllfll`YYW MIfhNYIMwinador- and the last publican t:ere f, in the issue of
* said.ae}vspoper bearing date, the
73 day of
AlittiVald MApM„may, '---.t . 192Q that the saidstrleillt MISS has been published continuously and uninterrupt-
edly during Ihe period of at least fifty two con-
secutive
weeks next prior to the first issue thereof
containing said notice or advertisement above
CAM 1!i M' referred to; and that said newspaper was at the
iaA time of each of the publications of said notice,
duly qualified for that purpose within the mean-
ing of an act, entitled. "An Act Concerning Legal
M Notices, Advertisements and Publications, and
aleglitS :* the Fees of Printers and Publishers thereof, and
S
_ to Repeal all Acts and Parts of Acts in Conflict
with the Provisions of this Act," approved April 7,llaM tu 1921, and all amendments thereof, and partiate
Ibilirlady as amended by an act approved, March 30.
•
1923, and an act approved May 8, 1931.
Pu Sher
Si
Subscribed a d swa n to before me th .e
{ day of ___. .._._, A.D., 19_ef%t
r My commission expires ___212:..f".a_
;., Notary Public
IC
.Y:^'
DATED: kpNw1NE. .y�. �
rests Nf• itial IIR.kaMrr
.t n IIMWE
p.'
Affidavit of Publication
NDT.Ce. K N v STATE OF COLORADO,e"Bard el'Weld Cbyity ss.
Oat the
inn Of
sitlliC Bari a COMM- Caul Weld,
W me M a pabtic*held ga in The
®MMta or tie restey:imilen
Senior e
fSixad 'Bins Listed I, _ QILC �_t11�/!�[ of
blow. F e v7/'' �' said County of Weld, being du{y�s orn. say that
DATA 4•7902 I am p blisher of ,///� /�/�/ /�
Tai. 'sa. . �'?�.c`-o�c�r/
Tiiapn siring ism- n
mi+iMng oral coca. that the same is a weekly newspaper of
om' -o. fiePropmgeneral
manes f
au*special circulation yard' pirirpd an published in the
lasing Dark* Sections f o p�Q /Z��0—"asaea+aro s n, for the town
PiJrpase of nap ambulance in said county and state; that the notice or adver-
niremey 1s1yy�y�pp�b{�b?IahnanL tofwhich th tisemen, e annexed is a true copy,a roe disertdiati intended
c
la saaetnpess NF#Weld CoeMy has been published in said weekly newspaper
. het Provide varyMt feYab at sere-
ices.lined( of will be. for / consecutive
Mom acdm inhea fees and weeks; that the notice was published in the
The dptri districts,as in the regular and enure issue of every number of said
FoSeptember 1r, t�prnented I newspaper during the period and time of publi-
waeW the by SW Beard, cation of said notice and in the newspaper
aMnr bound
-
proper proper and not in a supplement thereof; that the
*Mel Web A ;•.td-
inar first publication of said notice was contained in
to aielude .qv the issue of said newspaper bearing date. the
Min and area �'°' ' gggg p'y
$eheal district 'aY >�..fJdaY of I A.C., I9__Q.�
Tr 14 _ • and the last publication inereof, in the issue ci
'A` 4 _. said sspaper bearing date, thhee s�'3 day ci
0e�ssad by s �sf]ti . 1931 tthhhatt the said
Maio co to
unty
/". �L;tJ OS
-11BdJ and has been published continuously and uninterrupt-
RE•/.
i�i�3?,,x, • edly during the period of at least fifty-two can-
frrRaa the lbove secutive weeks next prior to the first issue thereof
ofPCerisma,p/,Ablirami '.im gio yP t containing said notice or advertisement above
It of Iba MSaµlp NM within referred to: and that said newspaper was at the
, E.�ya al registered
time of each of the publications of said notice,
� Caen be bard: duly qualified far that purpose within the mean.
e lai1ea�ill al Nwatletn inq of an act, entitled, "An Act Concerning Legal
OfriC6 Me Sr I aetietram es Notices, Advertisements and Publications, and
leSE heilay the Fees of Printers and Publishers thereof, and
and,yes k' ' to Repeal all Acts and Parts of Acts in Conflict
S b:he with the Provisions of this Act." approved April 7,
1921, and all amendments thereof, and part:cu.
*diY 'rism ii laxly as amended by an act approved, March 30,
e cantle, 1923 and an act approved May I8. 1931.n(47of winter one M may. ...--1:-e-e --
Fil4'e M.,Mette1M sIMMilNn. fisher
TMe>OAtl are Subscribed an sworn m before me this Or
.
day of ... _.
BY
May -
, wimp wow
it(p My commission expires ..._
gSer IS,ins Notary Public
DATED: Sept
Published in the La Salle Leader
Thursday,Stlenlber 2Z, 7902.
Affidavit of publication
STATE OF COLORADO )
)s MEARMB
COUNTY OF WELD ) ON FAU* MEMO
EMO
DIS AVEy f TO, �, AL
LANCE
-7-041-4
e A
i7 14�'Yltkil'i, being y` JtooekotMb.624*
NOTICE IS H 44VEN ghat the
Board of woof Sy Commission-
duly sworn, says that he/she is ers will he mentrnuanre of a'
publisher of the Platte Valley public ederir a edlier Hof
the Fran rtE , ora on
VOICE, a weekly newspaper school in Fr Colorado, on
published and printed in Kersey the da and ',listed below,
in said County and State; that ..TI Es Oct 1, 1982
said newspaper has a general The purpose rid hearing is for
circulation in said County and obtaining w and oral com-
ments has been continuously and unln: from <upudlic on the
proposed erea it of three special
terruptedly published therein, loxes distrk under Sections
during a period of at least 30.T5A0140d A3. 1973, for the
purpose of ing
fifty-two consecutive weeks . ambulance
•^a worsens pt•dkal tnaimam.
prior to the first publication of
the annexed notice; that said The throe die are intended to
encompass bin of els of snry but
newspaper is a newspaper with- provide var in levels of services.
in the meaning of the act of the ianding,at .hkf#..'k!H from
General Assembly of the State a com InaRa • fuser es and
'
of Colorado, entitled "An Act to The die ics,
The dity tax. as.proposed in the
regulate the printing of legal Formation rp*lolf Ions presented
notices and advertisements," September'Chitin, by the Board,
wouldhave
w
and amendments thereto; that w e
,al ,following bound-
would
the notice of which the annexed North WelddA abulunce, Bound-
Is a printed copy taken from arias and ♦ppeaa encompassed by
said newspaper, was the Schoo€.Olletdct RE-9.
published
in said newspaper, and in the Tri-Town Ambulance, Boundaries
regular and entire issue of to include the same boundaries
every number thereof, once a and area oncompassed by School
District REdiflt:. -
Central Weld Ambulance, To
week for Gne successive include all Sas of Weld County
weeks; that said notice was so except UMW District RE-13 and
published in said newspaper xtghmnd WSW District RE-f.
proper and not in any supple- Municipalities`within the above
ment thereof, and that the first areas will only be included with
publication of said notice as concurrence '-the governing f�
boards of the ytidnkipallties within
1342 each diltrict. E
aforesaid, was on the
Al the hear 0 any registered
S(Y p elector of th elm maybe heard
P�'i_— ac�, on the propo Ind questions
day of — / 19— ',inclusion la & slen from the
dietrkt,ant- oblectlons shall
and the last on the ---- day of be detsrmi^s by the governing
body on the s s of the poblk
interest, talc Into. consideration
19-- the needs of s people and the
availability o servite to the
torrItoryinlOc the subject of any
0G 9 2 such oblectlun.
-
The governing body may continue
nitwits; , nary tied soy,
'belie the thereof, enact
Subscribed and sworn to before the proposed,', lotion,. with-r
without.am.** k,or may relict
the proposed solution.
me this 4th day of Oct. TN 4, RDOF COUNTY
--- COMMIS ES* COUNTY,
82 xr ''' 3t
19-- , -44!„ y - 4, r
-� CLtV "1'' 4
ofarr 3'11�i1C DATED Sep tt�.�. ,,? °'
NOT ' - ..., PUBLISHED, .(�
Published s $s Volisy.
301 1st St;Kersny, Co PO 41 voICE Rers " e, a Sapeete
.49r4t;14
'4 49.bar: 'z ,,,r.,—
A ,.fidavit of Publication
STATE OF COLORADO
ss.
County of Weld, •L Paula A. Barton
-t. of
said County of Weld, being duly sworn, say that I am
an advertising Krk of
De+w N.@s AND COUNTRY NEWS •
NOTICE ISHEREBRy OWEN tIM 1MdlRen6 THEXITINKEUXICIMIXICEMISOIME, iiiiil
of Wald Count tommissionen Will hold dyeyrp
a continuance of a public hearing in'W m lRtllr�IMEEMCRIEFIKILICMCBI
cafeteria of the Frederick Junior/Senor
High School in*ederid,, Colorado,on that the same is a daily newspaper of general
the coy and Mee listed belovn. circulation and and
TIMEDADATE: Octoberd,1966' printed published in the City of
TE y.�p.,M. Greeley, in said county and state; that the notice or
advertisement, of which the annexed is a true copy, has
The purpose of said hearing is for oh.
taming written and oral comments Iron, been published in said daily newspaper for consecutive
Me public on the proposed creation of
three special taxing districts under Sec. (days) (weRk4; that the notice was published in the
Bons 3035'901-906,C.R.E. 1973,for the
purpose of providing ambulance and regular and entire issue of every number of said
emergency medical treatment' newspaper during the period and time of publication of
The three districts are intended to en.
compass all of Weld County but provide said notice, and in the newspaper proper and not in a
varying levels of services.Funding of the supplement thereof; that the first publication of said
districts will be from a combination d
user lees and pray«ty tax. notice was contained in the issue of said newspaper
The district.,as proposed in the Forma. bearing date
lion resolutions presented September
IS, 1982,by the Board,would have the
following boundaries; Twenty—ninth
North Weld Ambulance:Boundaries September t emb e r
area to include the tame boundaries end day of A.D. 19 8?
encompassed by-•.School-.
District RE-9. and the last publication thereof; in the issue of said
niaawn Ambulance. Boundariesnewspaper bearing date the
to include Illwtame boundaries end
area encompassed by School
District REJJ: • Twenty-ninth
Central Weld Ambulance: To in- day of September A.D. 19 82 dude all areas of Weld County ex.
-coat•School District RE-U and that said , uaaccirhe� n >TEl rgaaca;i ciker2dmeafeag
Highland SchecODIsmkt RF.9. ' T
Municipalities within the fbep ax has been pt Qisbiei continuously and
will only be included with concurrence areas uninterruptedly during the period of at least six
the governing boards of the months next prior to the first issue thereof contained
menlctpelilfe,within oath district.
Al the hearing any registered elector of said notice or advertisement above referred to; that said
the County may be heard on the pro, newspaper has been admitted to the United States
peal,including questions of inclusion in
or exclusion from the district, and all mails as second-class matter under the provisions of the
such objections shall be the ld he Act of March 3, 1879, or any amendments thereof; and
the governing la body on basis aR tM.
publik Interest taking Intoconsidetgtioa
that said newspaper is a daily newspaper duly qualified
the needs of the people and lh.owna.
Miry W the theserviceb, territorywhich for ublishin le al notices and advertisements within
is a bleb of mry bitch alien. P g g
the meaning of the laws of the State of Colorado.
The governing body may continue the
hearing as necessary and may,after the
conclusion thereat enact the proposed September 29, 1982
resolution,with or without amendments,
or may reject the proposed resolution.
THE BOARD OF Total charge: $25.23
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY,COLORADO --�
BY: MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN \
WELD COUNTY CLERK t -
AND RECORDER '--���+ r L c t CJ
AND CLERK TO THE
BOARD Advertising Clerk
, SW:. Jeannette Sears.Deputy
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
2 9th
0.f.L
day of _ September A.D. 1982
My Cornlimissian Expires Jan. 14, 19C£
omrlT iss'on expires
otary Public
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
LONGMONT DAILY TIMES-CALL
State of Colorado )
County of Boulder ) ss
I, Ruth G . Lehman do
solemnly swear that the LONGMONT DAILY TIMES-CALL is a
daily newspaper printed, in whole or in part, and published in NOTICEDRNEARINO
the City of Longmont, County of Boulder, State of Colorado, ONCREATIQNOFBPECIAL TAXING
pIBTRICTS PROVIDE AMBULANCE
and which has general circulation therein and in parts of Boulder AIryf!EME$eENcYM*DtCALTREATMENT
oocth eBot
and Weld Counties; that said newspaper has been continuously Wel• dCEIBNERE,Yorvnera that theac n-
Wes Ginty Doglc a adngi will cafe a is of
and uninterruptedly published for aperiod of more than six months Me Frederick
re ercJuni besenor the cafeteria of
P Y IMerick.CoJado.onthie yen time lm
list-
next prior to the first publication of the annexed legal notice ed below�Caloreao.anMetlayentllimeof advertisement, that said newspaper has been admitted to the DATI E:1obeP.M.
.Mg
TIME:1 b r4.1
United States mails as second-class matter under the provisions The purpose and oral
said ahnts from
the obtaining c
T pu eMe of comments Ig le the public on
ng
of the Act of March 3, 1879, or any amendments thereof, and disDrtDSosed ectinmtn,e-11-06.C.Rpecial .S.
districts under Bose of dgSSi0g-We.C.R.S.'
that said newspaper is a daily newspaper qualified for publishing and for the purpose Meuoreatment embugnce
duly Tadthrergmpymeare Intended
nte de to
legal notices and advertisements within the meaning of the laws as of Weld County
takndde to encompass
g of se Fumy but ofprovidedistricts varying ill e
of the State of Colorado; that copies of each number of said from'
• services.Funding tresndopt be
P tromacomblnatla Dl user lees and property
x.
newspaper, in which said notice or advertisement was published, N
TM illMilbil. a pmpSept In Naio19 2.by
by
were transmitted by mail or carrier to each of the subscribers resolutions ldtisde!ambang,bounds-
de Bard,would Mn the following bounds-
des:said newspaper, according to the accustomed mode of business „North Weld AmWtanoe:Boundaries toin-
clude the eame.eeyndades and area in-
in
cempaead by Scheel District RE9.
TD-Town Ampol *Boundaries to in-
That the annexed legal notice or advertisement was published - *ileitis same boundaries and area en
Composed by School District RE-1J.
Central Weld Ambulance:To Include all
in the regular and entire editions of said daily newspaper gglx;x xaPk - nos°RE UWJ andHiHghhianndeSchool�Diisol trict
RE-A
Municipalities within thi above eras will only
be lacluded with coneairence oflhe govern-
Week SIX texsxrxe<aaxxctf cock)Ndex3Qxbor the period of 1 mg boardsw the-nwaiipalities wltNa each
di fithe lh kbrl//.
At e og shy legislated elector of the
County may behess on the proposal.Includ-
consecutive insertions; and that the first publication of said notice Ind questonset inclusion in or eacaeionhom
the dialog.and ell each objections shall be
daterathNE by the'governing body on the ba-
MI of the public Interest.taking Into consider-
was in the issue of said newspaper dated ..Se R.t.emb.e.r...228, elmni'lhe.t.45 aI the people end the
aval abigty OM awls to the temlory which
is RM subyptd aay loan dejeciMn.
TN governing body may continue the heating
19 82 , and that the last publication of said notice was in at necessary and may.after the conclusion
thereof.enact-the proposed resolution.with
or withal amendments.or may reject the pro-
Posed resolution.
the issue of said newspaper dated September 22 . 19 82 THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
.YylUQCOUNTY.COLORADO
• WAY
NY ANN FEUERSTEIN WELD COUNTY
' CLERK AND RECORDER
Business Manager ANDCLERR TO THE BOARD
BY:Jeannette Seers.Deputy
Published In the Daily Times-Call.Longmont.
Colo.Sept:V.1992.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2.2ni day of - __ --
S.RP..t.emb.er 19 a
My Commission Expires �. j
ff el
"orn4. N blY ('r f,5tl,N r!U'l•OES
FEE $.18...x.8 (7 A y lit l:,hl :: ,-. I'>>;=
t. ) ;I
c
�F �yyRl.AL'�JI CO Kl 40G0D
1-1300-02
z i �
,
STATE OF COLORADO ) $=.
COUNTY OF WELD )
r Y •IS
fns./', � (�,� z
` " 1 or—c , beingthiaan=� :�v�
duly sworn, says t li he/she is pub- th ee vd a l*`
fisher of the KEENE VALT,FY SUN, the cafeteria of tbF.Frederick
a weekly newspaper published and JaaurBellior Ma-School ilk
printed in Keenesburlrredetteh Ceie
I thatg in spa County and tfine listed bel$
and State; rcul said in inn said Cr has fie
a general circulation in said County �� Nkomo
and has been continuously and un_ 1111114/:110 jl i..:,
interruptedly published therein, dur- The Sties,Of '
ing a perie d of at least fifty-two for 'Sailhern;saae l
sad, oral
consecutive weeks prior to the first • bite on the
publication of the annexed notice; 'prOpopayb o
that said newspaper is a newspaper special
the meaning of the act of the
General Assembly of the State of alltaiir :+�Q+ or
Colorado, entitled "An Act to regu- the purpereOf'lte In ambu-
late the printing of legal notices and lain pail emarispespperessi
advertisements," and amendments treatment c ' zr,
thereto; that the notice of which the The throe are iiten-
annesed is a printed copy taken from ded 'te encompas, of 'Weld
said newspaper,was published in said County but provide lev-
newspaper, and in the regular and ele of eerakkes. .p'1 pl the
entire issue of every number thereof, districts will be "'.edmbins-
trop of unertee tit property
once a week for ,_ .,-...tc,,,ict to;.
week that said notice was so pub- Th!*tracts. as Ool?oeel in
lished in said newspaper proper and the riormmittion reed
not in any supplement thereof, and seated September Sr
Ito, by
that the first publication of said n Jo-
tics as a oresaid, was on the •sa
- J L aeries is nlelnde bens of aaa......eee , 19 tlgriee(a»d me4 en,
and the last on the day of k `"
� So* e
� a`
f�'-�" -='-- -._Gr.rc�L��
prove •
Subscribed and swop to before me
this�� —day of '"
tt w ,
n n
/f/ 194 L /B _.S lt„o,}.i eat to alai--:
(lOC.v-t.rc.e.vy h1 l7o y g°1-ear-
( 'Spin Ygv'ifl ; 1r=
(� » airs. .
My Commission Expiie$k. uiu&y..%a..19H5 9 "*
�.
AFFIDAVIT
of PUBLICATION
FARMER AND MINER
County of Weld ) ss
State of Colorado ) NDRCE 0FHEAK ND
TIONOF SPECIAL TAKIHO
�TMENT
m' trit No.Sue.
NOTICEunty Com 7i NS1rmaro.rd o.,
I Ruth G. Lehman Weld County Crnmintongi will Mid I :.
do ruaep of po0kbea iegmdw for
solemnly swear that THE FARMER AND MINER is a weekly tla Frederick Junbrlgerdpr Mph School in
Ftedarkk,CNradoAmehemy and time tiat-
newspaper which is published in the County of Weld, State of DATodeoor }
b'awningColorado, and which has general circulation therein; that said The �'90P'"'
Je
newspaper has been published continuously and uniterruptedly in Mph ilTaleomm ar from the wmk on
men dh.M OpefJel taxing
cal.
said County of Weld for a period of more than fifty-two consecutive on,. orbpure=NAM
�o cal.
weeks next prior to the first publication of the annexed legal notice r o,meldingambulance
g WI id hirMad toencomwes
or advertisement; that said newspaper has been admitted to the oy eg but.Fending of provide mwno IOM's
United Sates mails as second-class matter under the provisions aco'"r"Nrn?l use l„'; o Wet
Ink
of the Act of March 3, 1879, or any amendments thereto, and that The«Ndor,as proposed In me Frmation
tans presented tie lolbr 11.NU.by
said newspaper is a weekly newspaper qualified for pub- re R'.would have tie ab.pN Marrs•
duly P tor,:
lishing legal notices and advertisements within the meaning of Sean Weld AnrbOOjce:eooltlrr in.a to in-
. hems begededed and ame en
the laws of the State of Colorado. OA*r,4 wn emMae 0h0e ct hhhlbr, 4 to In
da lie Same begn dane,and wee en--
That the annexed legal notice or advertisement was published Coviv brSCMN DIebrlfE.lJ.
Centre Weld AmbwWme:To include'all
reed COMMciomin except School a.
REildin the regular and entire editions of said A*&lx newspaper once each Mel Ea1n°NI°"I"'°School
District
WergatitleeerW tin above areas wet only
be included with p inrence of the mein-
week on the same day of each week for the period of er of the etoM]below wihen each
At Me besting any registered Meeks of the
%County may be heard on me proposal.MOW-
lap questions oh Inclusion Nor exclusion from
d -
consecutive insertions; and that the first publication of said notice thee SOMA bit.W such ebrrrn„n,n be
Neal tit �Mrnlrp body on me who
puN,Inreps rhinpIntocm{Wer-
September alien
0l tlaaegnrice the
gory which
was in the issue of said newspaper dated 23 people and the
rdr settled a Any such Objection.
TheLrleming body may continue the hewing
19 82 and that the last publication of said notice was in the Smoota �t woPmpposeded`rewrmn,conclusion
or Stead Nneviments.or nay retool the pro-
Posed naalulbn.
issue of said newspaper dated September 23 19 82 N. TeDNMt aiERS
WEtDCOUNTY,GOLDRAp°
C'r{,�/.�(it�en--ILuSTEIN
1..9 WELD Y:NARYANWELDCOUNTY
'/ CLERK AM)RECORDER
AND CLERIC TO THE BOARD
Business Manager Published r the FaBY:Jeannette
�reunwnd ror Sept.23.
t
ISay.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23rd day of
September , 1982
My Commission Expires
//A-277741i-
Notublic
FEE S....18 • 19
� Z. 44,p fCO �oTAJ)i,N MY COMMISSION EXPIRES
DECEMBER 16, 1985
ill - 4th AVENUE
s P O 1ONGMONT
�. URIV O COLORADO 80501
3-1300-02 9 Co1.9'
otilb. nano'
GMIlANO
lisdist t1bl A
NOSS Ill Ow Dowd
4 IRS C �.S
ea of-4 r.y r this
imiloalsettn rr�+tas. .r Sede
r
OM dad`tlsbootan e ftlinn : AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
lb moose of saialaillitt for obtaining
dm psopoeed eemstloafLNtee tads STATE OF COLORADO l
districts under Seeders 30- 901.990066 1 ss.
C.D.S. 1913,for the impose of providing COUNTY OF WELD J
anbuWa sod emorooney medical fret-
. Ines. g.,h,'� /
The thtediskiets....it wnasempsa 1, `..JUDY ,� �/-/1/ - of said County of
all etWaW *bufymrWs varying f Weld, ben' duly sworn, say that I am office manager
of services. ' odd the districts.10 be
tram s anMationofMy kneadpoperty of
tss
THE WINDSOR BEACON, INC.
Ilse atflcb.a lathe Feemseoe
veseliltlor„ps�tYMtsbee IS.1902.by a weekly newspaper having a general circulation in
doe6 lice llie, Mewls. said County and State, published in the town of
helmilsolosi ,,a . WINDSOR, in said County and State; and that the
Ilan Weld Amiglimmou yaednew to notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, has beet.
bided* the suer Iliblailithes and are
District BEA.
encompassed by gs8f�1 published in said weekly for eta•42f)... successive
• - to weeks, that the notice was publishedn the regular
"` ' " '" ' .'1 and entire issue of every number of the papere during
" the period and time of publication, and in the news-
'"""f- - paper proper and not in a supplement, and that the
. m
s , , - >.," .,_, first publication of said notice was in said paper bear-
RBI. mg the date of the
Municipalities within So above anew will .. r
only be included egoveecetsgdis boards l of tgylttiinhdpa8des within .at the X 3 day of :JC." L.et>'1g«... AD., 19.Y2-
+md the last publication bearing the date of the
At the hearing any ter{leoed Seder of the
Comity may be boned, on the .
including questions' ioclusiou in or =2 da of ,R-Pre 2 .�:L,E'A.D., 19
actuate from the . and s8 mud
objections skid, fined by the and that the ysaid "WINDSOR BEACON" has been
nm.rni the• il* "!of published continuously and uninterruptedly for the
bctomelE.`fabkW a� stets, period of 52 consecutive weeks, in said County and
iind the vvYtstr.L • State, prior to the date of first publication of said
service many inch abjection. =.'.::: notice, and the same is a newspaper within the mean-
ing of an Act to regulate printing of legal notices
m. peat** ;;Wye aantlals'tYi and advertisements, approved May 18, 1931, and all
heeled a sty. after the ii rim• arts so far as in force.
conclusion thereof. M te! proposedte ar .fiadam,or
MMCO! /-
NEfI v � OFFICE MANAGER
i>""//-
"
tl
Il �
>pmertlgtM' Subscribed and sworn to before me this ,day/
4 't WS' .W inilltjtil ,, of 19
NOTARY PUBLIC
� )
My conunission expires Vi — - �- s�
PROOF OF PUBLICATION
The North Weld Herald
Eaton, Colorado 80615
STATE OF COLORADO, ) SS.
County of Weld )
b an Qorth
I L< t-t C )� rdo solemnly swear that I amto
Whin*, n�Dwa"" "and;
rea
cc? 72 of THE NORTH WELD HERALD; that the bbeobbaakQbl'OISiel DRIOIEITIEth.
same is a weekly newspaper printed, in whole or in part, and rri•ro»m'An txdgneci'.Roandar et to
published in the County of Weld, State of Colorado, and has encode the abyS txwnGrida and area
encompassed 6�Syaual District RE-IJ.
a general circulation therein; and that said newspaper has coettAwhw°'ietoi+irlanee? tie usury
been published continuously and uninterruptedly in said Al amok of Wait County t Scheel
of Weld for aperiod of more than fifty-two con- �vtr ai RF.•rJ and NI SC h001
County Y" D;strid pRE.
secutive weeks next prior to the first publication of the NOTTCBOrtibmu G htun'nparrms within tic above sous
IIN CREA7WNOP SPKOALT4XING •'ill only be included with`concurrence
annexed legal notice or advertisement; that said newspaper DIttRICTSTOPROYIDE LANCE h,within governing bwraa Yf the munroPaR-
has been admitted to the United States mails as second- ANeEJMEEOENCiRCAL At the hearing err-reghdenee elector
class matter under the provision of the Act of March 3, 1879 SAT Day/ybyM of Counts may he beard on the proposal.
N(1'I1('li'IS IIERFOY Ii1YF.N that I inehtdmg 9uonnya..ui =incioslnn Mot ca-
or any amendments thereof, and that said newspaper is a 14 eh,ni nt rn nt the dish and an .Yen nb-
&will of Wa•IA lgwolr l'ommicvkmcrs soil
weekly newspaper qualified for publishing legal I.id a mm�i.ana {,i a ill hearng in Jn i n"hnll b asism;t by the ntwcrn-
duly 9 ,IIC oaf Ie'rin of tha•Kre'{IyYYA JYYMp/SenaM I-I,MI on Ihe•ifa11FN(the pY11hC interest.
,akm,, mild" tritkrainw lit; needs of the
notices and advertisements within the meaning of the laws then School ;,, Frederick. Cakwad t,,m the Iw. i,Ie.and Ihe ova;labirty o the service to
tLI II8, • vb.vPA,.hnw
of the State of Colorado. 1aF'rimstnntaa�.Na ; �"g.ah{t;rrium•.whichwhichIs the;aim'of any such
i"TIMIJl P.Mr lgntam
Iha par wse nfsal hear igw ub in The governing,,net ., boy may awn.thene° the
That the annexed legal notice or advertisement was stilton and oral ntlments the public bennnl Utneessaryandmaysfterhemn-
Pa vin Utensil. end the pmlawed resole-
published
in the regular and entire issue of ever tuber of a"' Qn I'r"Ia" d otmll YftMrec spal,l ,nn, uol, n winlm, n,mmelmrgw ,n may
9 Y axial lhvin haulm kdimY .f pnw•90n, runt the on post.d resolution.
said weekly newspaper for the period of t/A r' it,. my.
ce l ho'The
IIth o a'f..hronwmrythaal- •DATER Score nthrr l 5.l5 f2 '
umbconsecutive insertions; and that the first publican n of said nwnt, BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The three dis{rilrs are intended to enemy. WELD COUNTY,COLORADO
notice was in the issue of said newspaper dated puss oil f Weld County bin provide varying BY:MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN
s�{1�"/J1 hi i t� S A.D., 19 -1 , te•veis of services. huudmg of the districts WELD COUNTY CLERK tRECORDER
will be Conn a nynhmalam stutter fees and AND CLERK_TOTHE BOARD
and that the last publication of said notice was in the issue pr,yyn� nyfna EY:ieaann:tksaantDell*
-� G The'ilti san_pnls ddtt Jac;rt. p„ha I:IJN.iM, IRIW
of said publication dated ��?r�"(ev�,�l�r tc��A.D., 19 a,� re,.amnYt. IrceseMe•{I kiretnbee PoMisbN ticptemher JJ, 19t{S in the North
by die Hoard. would have the following Weld llerald.
In wit ess whereof I have hereunto set my hand this --
—
"ae day of (L(27/i1)(-(L(27/i1)(- A.D., 19 C7,---, - -
l kk(w e
-1-
,Ectifer
/d X -
Subscribed and sworn to before me, a notary public in
and for tJ3e County of Weld, State of Colorado, this
CU') day of Oc7i7 3E.z A.D., 19 •
,1
Notary Public
My Commission expires Oct. 19, 1982
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
THE JOHNSTOWN BREEZE
STATE OF COLORADO )
MontanaSs within the above ) SS
area emn on of li included xdtit COUNTY OF WELD )
=nil s a onmu_ N.9 I,Clyde Briggs, do solemnly swear that I
within each district am publisher of The Johnstown Breeze;
actoAI 1ne-hdadnp be
any registered that the same is a weekly newspaper
heard of the count mlu ng printed, in whole or in part, and published
heard on proposal, includhq.
eu ct 01°I"°tc"shall be in the County of Weld, State of Colorado,
rich from the tl1eMc4.and
*mg oWectbns snanrni�- and has a general circulation therein; that
by me
the bash) of the public said newspaper has been published
teK;n9 into peopleids.an a continuously and uninterruptedly in said
doilyofttitle* eeo4rvNeoeafo ms
Rory which is me sublect or cfir so County of Weld for a period of more than
. any such objection, fifty-two consecutive weeks prior to the
OP t. me, gweming may first publication of the annexed legal notice
YD necessary and may, er or advertisement; that said newspaper has
conclusion thereof, enact the been admitted to the United States mails as
+�* d resolution, with w second-class matter under the provisions of
YY�r so. i ses ;Mouth a propo ed r or me/
the tRREBY GIVEN that . nNd" te propoesd resoluttoa- the Act of March 3, 1879, or any
6f weld pountY • THE BOARD OF amendments thereof, and that said
tco to MU hold a COUNTY COMMISSIONER@ newspaper is a weekly newspaper
continuant' or a polio Noma wELDOCL� duly
In ttte°oaf Carla of.the Frederick qualified for publishing legal notices and
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.DATE: Weber 4, 1982 WELD COUNTY CLERK
YIME 7:30 P.M. AND RECORDER AND That the annexed legal notice or advertise-
. TO THE BOARD ment was published in the regular and
The litnpeei of said hearing is BY: Jeannette seam Deputy entire issue of every number of said weekly
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1 taxing �d�Mtricte under
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OCT ? i982 id
REELEY. COLO.
Board of County Commissioners
Y.O. Box 758
Crceley, CO 80631
Deer Board Members:
This is to advise you of the following intent of the City or Tovn of
ROSEDALE
X_ We do consent to he included per §30-35-103(2) , CRS, 1973 in a
special taxing district for ambulance and emergency medical
treatment. A formal resolution will he sent to the county
following our next Board meeting.
We do not consent to he included in a special taxing district for
ambulance and emergency medical treatment . We understand that
beginning January 1 , 1983, no county ambulance service will be
provided by the county or a special taxing district to our
municipality.
Very truly yours,
Mayor -- — __:— •
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To County Commissioners October 4 , 1982
Date
COLORADO Flom Lee D. Morrison, Assistant County Attorney
Subject: Conduct of Ambulance Special Taxing District Hearings
The hearings today are to be conducted in accordance with provisions
of CRS 1973, Section 30-35-904 (2) (c) , which reads as follows :
"At such hearing any registered elector of the county may
be heard on the proposal, including questions of inclusion
in or exclusion from the district, and all such objections
shall be determined by the governing body on the basis of
the public interest, taking into consideration the needs
of the people and the availability of the service to the
territory which is the subject of any such objection. "
Therefore, this Board, when making the final decision, should address
each of the territories discussed at the hearing and make findings as
to the needs of the people and the availability of service to the
territory discussed.
_iLE D. MORR ON-����
Ass=-stant County Attorney
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September 30, 1982
Board of Weld County Commissioners
P.O. Box 758
Greeley, Colorado 80632
Dear Commissioners :
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Windsor wish
to thank Commissioner Bill Kirby and Mr . Don Warden
for their presentation of the special taxing district
for ambulance and emergency medical treatment . It
revealed to us that the problem is a complex one. We
realize that the suddeness of this situation only com-
plicates matters and that many details must be worked
out to make this a workable situation .
The Board of Trustees support your efforts to
solve this situation . We would like to consent to be-
coming part of the Central Weld Ambulance Disctict if
over 50% of Weld County is agreeable in participating
in this concept and that we would prefer that the
Windsor-Severance Fire District be included in the
Central District along with the Town of Windsor . We
feel these are not unreasonable requests . When these
conditions are assured, a formal resolution will he
sent to the Board of Weld County Commissioners .
If you have any questions , please feel free to
call me.
Sincerely ,
TOWN ��R
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James M. Mannon 2
Mayor
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September 29, 1982 ^'
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Weld County Board of Commissioners
PO Box 758
Greeley, Colorado 80632 .
RE : Special Tax District - Ambulance and Emergency Medical Care
Dear Sirs:
This is to inform you of our preliminary acceptance of this proposal. However,
there will be no formal resolution adopted until we have received the County's
adopted resolution containing the actual mill levy and after we have had the
opportunity to attend the October 4th meeting to get answers to many questions
and have our concerns satisfied.
Respectfully,
I.--
Bruce C. Kamada
Mayor
BCK:nlr
Board of County Commissioners
P.O. Box 758
Greeley, CO 80631
Dear Board Members:
This is to advise you of the following intent of the City UL Town of
La.Sa
We do consent to be included per §30-35-103(2) , CRS, 1973 in a
special taxing district for ambulance and emergency medical
treatment. A formal resolution will be sent to the county
following our next Board meeting.
We do not consent to be included in a special taxing district for
ambulance and emergency medical treatment . We understand that
beginning January 1, 1983, no county ambulance service will be
provided by the county or a special taxing district to our
municipality.
Very truly yours,
Mayor
** See Attached letter
12,3
Board of County Commissioners &C,' / i
P.O. Box 758 '
Greeley, CO 80631 ,�8� 0
Dear Board Members:
This is to advise you of the following intent of the City or Town of
J71c' ran�� ('�
/� we do consent to be included per §30-35-103(2) , CRS, 1973 in a
special taxing district for ambulance and emergency medical
treatment. A formal resolution will be sent to the county
following our next Board meeting.
We do not consent to be included in a special taxing district for
ambulance and emergency medical treatment. We understand that
beginning January 1, 1983, no county ambulance service will be
provided by the county or a special taxing district to our
municipality.
Very truly yours,
Mayor
to
Board of County Commissioners Q , ,......c )P.O. Box 758 RFF< ���
Greeley, CO 80631 O !/
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Dear Board Members:
This is to advise you of the following intent of the City or Town of
RRFFI FY FY
v We do consent to be included per §30-35-103(2) , CRS, 1973 in a
special taxing district for ambulance and emergency medical
treatment. A formal resolution will be sent to the county
following our next Board meeting.
We do not consent to be included in a special taxing district for
ambulance and emergency medical treatment. We understand that
beginning January 1, 1983, no county ambulance service will be
provided by the county or a special taxing district to our
municipality.
Very truly yours,
Mayor
THE TOWN OF
223 1st STREET
EATON,COLORADO 80615
PHONE 454-3338
EON
COLORADO
September 29, 1982
Weld County
Board of County Commissioners
P.O. Box 758
Greeley, Colorado 80631
RE: Special taxing districts for ambulance service
Dear Commissioners,
As per your letter of September 15th regarding the creation of special
taxing districts for ambulance and emergency medical treatment, please be
advised that the Town of Eaton looks favorably upon being included in the
Central Weld Ambulance Special Taxing District, however, we cannot be bound
by this decision until the full Board has an opportunity to meet on October 11 , 1982.
We are very uncomfortable with having such a short period of time to reach
a decision, particularly when we are dealing with an increase in taxes. We hope
to get as much public input as we can at our October 11th meeting before our
final decision is made.
Sincerely,
H.P. Christensen
Mayor
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REGULAR MEETING�� SECOND MONDAY OF EACH MONTH
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Town of ,Johnstown D r �+
BOARD MEETS FIRST MONDAY IN MONTH ,2
P.O. BOX 306
JOHNSTOWN, COLO. 80534 6RgELEY. COLO.
September 29 , 1982
Mr. John Martin, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners
P.O. Box 758
Greeley, Colorado 80632
Re: Formation of Ambulance Districts
Sir:
In response to your letter of September 15 , 1982 , concerning
the formation of a Special Taxing District for the purpose of pro-
viding ambulance service for the Town of Johnstown, Colorado,
under Part 9 (Section 30-35-901-906 , CRS, 1973) , the following is
submitted:
1. The Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown feels that
insufficient time has been given to fully advise the citizens of
Johnstown of the impact of the formation of this district; and
2 . The Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown feels that
in fairness to the citizens of Johnstown, the Board of Trustees
should and will suggest to those citizens interested to attend the
scheduled hearing on October 4 , 1982 , at 10 : 00 A.M. in the Centen-
nial Complex or at 7 : 30 P.M. at Frederick High School when the
formation of such districts will be considered, and if impossible
for them to attend, that they make their wishes known to the Board
of County Commissioners ; and
3. The Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown feels that
there is a question as to the legality of the Board of Trustees
having the authority to consent or power to make the decision of
including Johnstown within the boundaries of the district, which
would be the entire area of the town. The only citation made avail-
able by the County has been Section 30-35-103 (2) , CRS , 1973 , which
may or may not cover the subject and question at hand; and
4. The Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown feels that
if it remains out of the district, the County has given it no
assurance that at a later date they may be included, notwithstanding
Mr. John Martin, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners -2- September 29, 1982
the possible meaning and interpretation of Section 30-35-906 (5) ,
CRS, 1973; and
5. The Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown feels that
if it does not give consent to the formation of the district, then
and in that event the citizens of Johnstown will be automatically
excluded, no tax will be levied and no ambulance service will be
provided to the citizens of Johnstown; and
6. The Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown feels that
if it does not give consent to the formation of this district, it
will be impossible, due to the expense and financial burden on the
Town of Johnstown, to provide its own ambulance service and for the
necessary and required employees to man such a facility for the Town
of Johnstown itself; and
7. The Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown therefore,
having reviewed the problem at hand, having studied it as fully as
possible within the short length of time given the municipality,
and subject to the conditions set forth above, does consent to he
included per Section 30-35-103 (2) , CRS , 1973 , in a Special Taxing
District for ambulance and emergency medical treatment. A formal
resolution will be sent to the County following the next board
meeting of the Town of Johnstown.
Sincerely yours ,
THE TOWN OF JOHNSTOWN, COLORADO
By : a.YJ d+1
Richard L. Salle g, Mayor
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TOWN OF ERIE
POLICE DEPARTMENT 645 HOLBROOK FIRE DEPARTMENT
428.3200 BOX 100 028.3152
448-3156 ERIE,COLORADO 8O516
828-3843 440-3085
September 24, 19$2
Board of County Commissioners
P. 0. Box 75$
Greeley, Co. $0631
Dear Board Members:
This is to advise you of the following intent
of the Town of Erie.
The Board of Trustees for the Town of Erie
desires NOT to consent to be included in Tri—
Town Ambulance Special Taxing District based
on its determination that equal or better
service is being provided by other private
entities. Further, the Town does not feel
the location of Tri—Town Ambulance is a
central location in the area to be served.
Sincerely,
David Louis
Mayor
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RECEIVEDSEP 211982
Board of County Commissioners
P.O. Box 758
Greeley, CO 80631
Dear Board Members:
This is to advise you of the following intent of the City cis--fin of
Ft �..yol-o,✓ .
)X We do consent to be included per §30-35-103(2) , CRS, 1973 in a
special taxing district for ambulance and emergency medical
treatment. A formal resolution will be sent to the county
following our next Board meeting.
We do not consent to be included in a special taxing district for
ambulance and emergency medical treatment. We understand that
beginning January 1, 1983, no county ambulance service will be
provided by the county or a special taxing district to our
municipality.
Very truly yours,
ayor
'Cr nr•
Board of County Commissioners
P.O. Box 758
Greeley, CO 80631
Dear Board Members:
This is to advise you of the following intent of the City or Town of
/4N /
7< We do consent to be included per §30-35-103(2) , CRS, 1973 in a
special taxing district for ambulance and emergency medical
treatment. A formal resolution will be sent to the county
following our next Board meeting.
We do not consent to be included in a special taxing district for
ambulance and emergency medical treatment. We understand that
beginning January 1, 1983, no county ambulance service will be
provided by the county or a special taxing district to our
municipality.
Very truly yours,
Mayor - <,�
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Board of County Commissioners : 1982 I
P.O. Box 758
Greeley, CO 80631
Olgagibais
Dear Board Members:
This is to advise you of the following intent of the City or Town of
t
4, we do consent to be included per §30-35-103(2) , CRS, 1973 in a
special taxing district for ambulance and emergency medical
treatment. A formal resolution will be sent to the county
following our next Board meeting.
We do not consent to be included in a special taxing district for
ambulance and emergency medical treatment. We understand that
beginning January 1, 1983, no county ambulance service will be
provided by the county or a special taxing district to our
municipality.
Very truly yours,
Mayor
�r of
Board of County Commissioners
P.O. Box 758
Greeley, CO 80631
Dear Board Members:
This is to advise you of the following intent of the City or Town of
Brighton
We do consent to be included per §30-35-103(2) , CRS, 1973 in a
special taxing district for ambulance and emergency medical
treatment. A formal resolution will be sent to the county
following our next Board meeting.
X We do not consent to be included in a special taxing district for
ambulance and emergency medical treatment. We understand that
beginning January 1, 1983, no county ambulance service will be
provided by the county or a special taxing district to our
municipality.
Very truly yours,
44414.
kisati-e-d*
City Manager
RESOLUTION
Special Ambulance District
WHEREAS , the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County has
proposed the establishment of the Central Weld Ambulance Cpecial
Taxing District pursuant to C .R.S . 1973 §30-35-901, et seq . , in
order to provide ambulance and emergency medical treatment by means
of a resolution of September 15 , 1982 , and
WHEREAS , the district is proposed to include territory within
the municipality of Johnstown, Colorado, and
WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown feels
that insufficient time has been given to fully advise the citizens
of Johnstown of the impact of the formation of this district , and
WHEREAS , the Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown feels
that in fairness to the citizens of Johnstown, the Board of Trus-
tees should and did suggest to those citizens interested to attend
the scheduled hearing on October 4 , 1982 , at 10 : 00 A.M. in the
Centennial Complex or at 7 : 30 Y .M. at Frederick High School when
the formation of such districts was considered, and if impossible
for them to attend, that they make their wishes known to the Board
of County Commissioners , and
WHEREAS , the Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown has
also scheduled two separate public hearings in Johnstown to discuss
the formation of such a district and will recommend at each public
hearing that the wishes of the citizens be conveyed to the Board of
County Commissioners , and
WHEREAS , the Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown feels
that there is a question as to the legality of the Board of Trustees
having the authority to consent or power to make the decision of
including Johnstown within the boundaries of the district , which
would be the entire area of the town. The only citation made avail-
able by the County has been §30-35-103 (2) , CRS , 1973 , which may or
may not cover the subject and question at hand ; and the Board of
Trustees of the Town of Johnstown feels and questions whether or
not it has the authority to authorize the inclusion of the terri-
tory of the Town of Johnstown in this district and the granting to
the district the power to tax without specific authority within
the Statutes of the State of Colorado, and
WHEREAS , the Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown feels
that if it remains out of the district the County has given it no
assurance that at a later date it may be included, notwithstanding
the possible meaning and interpretation of §30-35-906 (5) , CRS ,
1973 , and
WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown feels
that if it does not give consent to the formation of the district,
then and in that event the citizens of Johnstown will be automati-
cally excluded, no tax will be levied and no ambulance service
will be provided to the citizens of Johnstown , and
WHEREAS , the Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown feels
that if it does not give consent to the formation of this district ,
it will be impossible , due to the expense and financial burden on
the Town of Johnstown, to provide its own ambulance service and
for the necessary and required employees to man such a facility for
the Town of Johnstown itself, and
WHEREAS, it may be in the public interest of the citizens of
this municipality to have the services provided by the district
within the Town of Johnstown, Colorado, and
WHEREAS , consent of this governing body, pursuant to C . R.S .
1973 §30-35-103 ( 2) , is required before such services may be pro-
vided within this municipality or an assessment , tax or levy made
on property within this municipality.
NOW, THEi2EFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
TOWN OF JOHNSTOWN, COLORADO:
"The Board of Trustees of the Town of Johnstown, hav-
ing reviewed the problem at hand, having studied it
as fully as possible within the short length of time
given the municipality, and subject to the conditions
set forth above, does consent to be included per
§30-35-103 (2) , CRS , 1973, in a Special Taxing District
for ambulance and emergency medical treatment, the
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furnishing of services by the district within the
corporate limits of this municipality, the assess-
ment of an ad valorum tax on property within the
corporate limits of the municipality to finance
the district and the collection of fees for services
rendered within the corporate limits of this muni-
cipality. "
The above and foregoing Resolution was , on motion duly made
and seconded, adopted on the 4th day of October, A.D . , 1982 .
TOWN OF JOHNSTOWN, COLORADO
By:
lit
Richard L . Sa1berg, Mayor
ATTEST:
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tnftm of llattcuiite
cincorporateb 1875
411 GOODRICH AVENUE
PLATTEVILLE. COLO. 80651 g PHONE: ]852245
&X42 '982 it
October 7, 1982
Weld County Commissioners
John Martin, Chairman
Centennial Center
Post Office Box 758
Greeley, Colorado 80632
RE: Proposed Central Weld Ambulance Special Taxing Dis-
trict
Dear Commissioners:
The Platteville Board of Trustees meeting in regular session
October 5, 1982, gave very reluctant consent to a resolution
consenting to the inclusion of property within the Town in
the proposed Central Weld Amubulance Special Taxing District.
Regardless of this action, the Board wishes to lodge the
strongest possible protest to Weld County's creation of this
special taxing district. Your failure to give the Town
sufficient advance notice of this proposal has placed us in a
very awkward position. We agree with the reactions of our
sister communities Ft. Lupton and LaSalle that this amounts
to blackmail. You've offered us a choice that is really no
choice at all. Your letter of September 15, simply does not
give adequate information to make an informed decision. The
time limits imposed approach the ridiculous when you asked
for a commitment before you even held a hearing on the
matter.
Our considered opinion is that you are attempting to create
this special taxing district in a vacuum of information. You
admitted ignorance to the special transporting rates enjoyed
by the residents of the Platteville Fire Protection District
as discussed by Bob Siler at your hearing. From his report
to our Board, it is obvious you are unaware of many factors
that affect the equity and viability of these taxing dis-
tricts. We are well aware of the budget restraints the
County is under, we are under similar restraints imposed by
FROM
ARROWS
TO
ATOMS
•Home of the Fort St. Vrain Nuclear Generating Plant
statute. Although you are apparently reluctant to admit it,
we both know that you will not significantly lower the total
tax dollars collected by the county general fund mill levy as
a result of shifting the County's share of the ambulance cost
to this special taxing district. Is it simple arrogance or a
deep mistrust of the intelligence of your electorate that
causes you to take this course of action?
We urge you to delay the formation of these special taxing
districts until next year to allow you the time necessary to
get all of your facts together, and to fully inform the resi-
dents of the county of your proposal. We fully realize that
this will cause additional budgetary problems and may mean a
cutback in some services from the County. However, we feel
that this would be better than acting in haste and the chaos
that is sure to follow.
Sincerely,n
Robert Sterkle
Mayor Pro Tem
Town of Platteville
KELP CV*Ty CsmSSImEM1
1982 1.1
6REELEY. COLO;.
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County has proposed
the establishment of the Central Weld Ambulance Special Taxing District
pursuant to C.R.S. 1973 §30-35-901, et seq. , in order to provide ambulance and
emergency medical treatment, by means of a resolution of September 15, 1982,
and
WHEREAS, the district is proposed to include territory within this
municipality, and
WHEREAS, it is in the public interest of the citizens of this
municipality to have the services provided by the district within the
municipality, and
WHEREAS, consent of this governing body, pursuant to C.R.S. 1973
§30-35-103(2) , is required before such services may be provided within this
municipality or an assessment, tax or levy made on property within this
municipality.
by Board of Trust.tePs that
(Enacting Clause) (Name of Governing Body)
consent is hereby given for the inclusion of the municipality of Keenesburg
into the Central Weld Ambulance Special Taxing District, the furnishing of
services by the district within the corporate limits of this municipality, the
assessment of an ad valorum tax on property within the corporate limits of the
municipality to finance the district and the collection of fees for services
rendered within the corporate limits of this municipality.
The above and foregoing action was, on motion duly made and seconded,
adopted by the following vote on the llthday of October , A.D. , 1982.
Mayor
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GREELEY. COLO.
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182 di
BREI'.EY. 'COLO.RESOLUTION NO . 82-10-1
CONCERNING THE CENTRAL WELD AMBULANCE SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICT .
WHEREAS , the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County
has proposed the establishment of the Central Weld Ambulance
Special Taxing District pursuant to C .R. S . 1973 §30-35-901;
et seq . , in order to provide ambulance and emergency medical
treatment , by means of a resolution of September 15 , 1982 , and
WHEREAS , the district is proposed to include territory
within this municipality, and
WHEREAS , the town officials first became aware of the
proposed tax district on or about September 30 , 1982 , and
WHEREAS , the Town feels that it has had insufficient time
to consider the proposed district, its ramifications , and
consequences , and insufficient time to investigate possible
alternatives , and
WHEREAS , the Town feels that it has been given insufficient
information with regard to the amount of the tax, the amount
of fees to be charged, and other matters , and
WHEREAS , it is nevertheless the belief of the Town Board
that it is in the public interest of the citizens of this muni-
cipality to have the services provided by the district within
the municipality, and
WHEREAS , consent of this governing body, pursuant to
C .R. S . 1973 §30-35-103 (2) , is required before such services
may be provided within this municipality or an assessment ,
tax or levy made on property within this municipality .
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWN BOARD OF
THE TOWN OF EATON , COLORADO :
1 . That the Town Board formally and specifically expresses
its objections and resentment as to manner in which this
proposal was presented and the short time limitations imposed
upon the Board for consideration of this matter ;
2 . That consent is hereby given for the inclusion of the
municipality of Eaton into the Central Weld Ambulance Special
Taxing District , the furnishing of services by the district
within the corporate limits of this municipality , the assess-
ment of an ad valorum tax on property within the corporate
limits of the municipality to finance the district and the
collection of fees for services rendered within the corporate
limits of this municipality .
The above and foregoing action was , on motion duly made
and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 11th day
of October , A.D . , 1982 .
TOWN OF EATON, COLORADO
JJ'
By )4 �} .a 2y- aft--
Mayor
ATTEST : d. /later.—
Town Clerk
,wr: gf i1Y GSIOSMIE
'982 I :
caREaLEY. COLO.
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County has proposed
the establishment of the Central Weld Ambulance Special Taxing District
pursuant to C.R.S. 1973 §30-35-901, et seq. , in order to provide ambulance and
emergency medical treatment, by means of a resolution of September 15, 1982,
and
WHEREAS, the district is proposed to include territory within this
municipality, and
WHEREAS, it is in the public interest of the citizens of this
municipality to have the services provided by the district within the
municipality, and
WHEREAS, consent of this governing body, pursuant to C.R.S. 1973
§30-35-103(2) , is required before such services may be provided within this
municipality or an assessment, tax or levy made on property within this
municipality.(1412 ,5.(1412 ,5. Jg73 30'35 - CV) by 1/�iituU ('nit fl(' I that
(Enacting Clause) (Namj of Governing Body)
consent is hereby given for the inclusion of the municipality of Raymer into
the Central Weld Ambulance Special Taxing District, the furnishing of services
by the district within the corporate limits of this municipality, the
assessment of an ad valorum tax on property within the corporate limits of the
municipality to finance the district and the collection of fees for services
rendered within the corporate limits of this municipality.
The above and foregoing action was, on motion duly made and seconded,
adopted by the following vote on the II day of c -k)hc-r , A.D. , 1982.
.YIELI COUNTY C/N*S W
RESOLUTION NO . I-1982
CONCERNING THE CENTRAL WELD AMBULANCE SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICT .
WHEREAS , the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County
has proposed the establishment of the Central Weld Ambulance
Special Taxing District pursuant to C .R. S . 1973 Q30-35-901 ;
et seq . , in order to provide ambulance and emergency medical
treatment , by means of a resolution of September 15 , 1982 , and
WHEREAS , the district is proposed to include territory
within this municipality, and
WHEREAS , the town officials first became aware of the
proposed tax district on or about September 30 , 1982 , and
WHEREAS , the Town feels that it has had insufficient time
to consider the proposed district , its ramifications , and
consequences , and insufficient time to investigate possible
alternatives , and
WHEREAS , the Town feels that it has been given insufficient
information with regard to the amount of the tax , the amount
of fees to be charged, and other matters , and
WHEREAS , it is nevertheless the belief of the Town Board
that it is in the public interest of the citizens of this muni-
cipality to have the services provided by the district within •
the municipality, and
WHEREAS , consent of this governing body , pursuant to
C . R . S . 1973 DO-35-103 (2) , is required before such services
may be provided within this municipality or an assessment ,
tax or levy made on property within this municipality .
NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWN BOARD OF
THE TOWN OF LASALLE , COLORADO :
1 . That the Town Board formally and specifically expresses
its objections and resentment as to manner in which this
proposal was presented and the short time limitations imposed
upon the Board for consideration of this matter ;
2 . That consent is hereby given for the inclusion of the
municipality of LaSalle into the Central Weld Ambulance Special
Taxing District , the furnishing of services by the district
within the corporate limits of this municipality , the assess-
ment of an ad valorum tax on property within the corporate
limits of the municipality to finance the district and the
collection of fees for services rendered within the corporate
limits of this municipality .
The above and foregoing artion was , on motion duly made
and seconded , adopted by the following vote on the 12th day
of October , A . D . , 1982 .
TOWN OF LASALLE, COLORADO
By � \�
Mayor
//y �/J,,� Bruce C. Ramada
•
ATTEST : / //��T��Y�G` �
Town ClertE
Jown o/ Mead
P.O. Box 217
Mead, Colorado 80542
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April 13 , 1983 k
GREG-Et cal&
Weld County Commissioners
P.O. Box 758
Greeley, Colorado 80632
Chairman - Chuck Carlson
RE : Ambulance Special Taxing District
Mr Carlson
During the April 11 1983 Board of Trustees meeting for
the Town of Mead , the members voter unanimously to exclude
our Town and its residents from the proposed Weld Ambulance
Special Taxing District .
This action is taken in accordance with C . R. S . 1973 Section
30-35-103 (2) .
We will continue to receive Professional Ambulance Service
from Longmont . We request that you instruct the Weld County
Communication Center to dispatch all medical emergency re -
quests to Professional .
If you should have any questions regarding this information ,
please contact our office .
Sincerely,
ry /
Angie Pflipsen
Mayor Pro-Tem
AP/dmb mb
Service in Brighton, Colorado, rather than the Fort Lupton
service on the first dispatch, and from St. Anthony ' s North in
Denver, for any helicopter service rather than a more remote
service provided by Weld County government agencies; and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this Resolution
be certified to the County Commissioners of the County of Weld ,
together with the head of the agency governing the Weld County
Dispatching Service.
FIRST, SECONDED AND APPROVED THIS 5- DAY OF April ,
1983.
TOWN OF LOCHBUIE:
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ATTEST:
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