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I 0.! cI 11 v fzi :I UI G - I I I i ! i I I I I I { I I 1 I . I .. .+-.. a..:rn:aW..4 :•.:^.Tx',W.' ? ['y+..i.�wT.VFa• ..bo•t ...-.s,....:a'S'C.....,.1..`..:`. .F4'r.h Jn t•.. \.... ...741!r.:—t-..-w.—' M!q('.'S p.Y\..-� s..... P E (1..Is 5e / tiO 0 l q, icli f STATE OF OLOFAD • l)cy),i,,„„., l nI l nt.il \Il.iu. /06 S tp\ SDIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AK:A, f Karen Rc�inertsun, Director ,'Z_ PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUD ETS -' A I,,u! ,J 141 . t...4%.1.: G-4i Ta,v El/ �- Pp..c r DJ:5 rie c�-i • . • G-n. e:=T 0/i %d 'O - L .: j,, • ui -cam The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : • 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ S' a�O q l° 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax / 0 l revenue used to pay for. bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ t'oJ J Q/ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ J / 7 L /O1O 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions • $ 9 1981 Increase due to new. construction $ y / �� 1981 Increase in volume of production' by a producing mine $ (-)-- (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For nlulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: ::) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 1/j / 02• / This is an increase of $ 9'!6 ( gt,c7 %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ /1, 14 ) 1Zf ) and a total assessed J valuation of $ c I �1 Q 90 , the maximum 1 mill levy is 2., , 7 mills. This mill i levy limit has nit be6n adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) •you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t'ie Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory .deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1982 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street. Room 523. Denser. f dor.,rin atim t rum stAC_lk,c __. - _. L\rAlSAINT VRAIN Office of the Assistant Superintendent VALLEY for Business Services PUBLIC SCHOOLS y� SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.RE 1J wrt0 COUNTY CM"C77-71 7 Rif 395 S.PRATT PARKWAY LONGMONT COLORADO 80501 f;�' '"'T' • December 2, 1981 DE 1 „ Lj aREELCY. COLO. Board of County Commissioners Weld County 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Commissioners: This is to certify to the Board of County Commissioners the General Fund mill levy against the boundaries of that portion of the St. Vrain Valley School District RE-1J within Weld County for the budget year beginning January 1, 1982 and ending December 31, 1982. The current valuation of $92,518,230 will require a General Fund levy of 41.03 mills to raise a dollar amount of $3,796,023. We hereby respectfully request the Board of County Commissioners to assess the levy listed above. res ent, oar ucation School District RE-1J - Boulder County � Secretary, oar o Education School District RE-1J - Boulder County /ea u er, oar of ucation ;School District RE-1J - Boulder County t Date November 6, 1981 CO COOKY C(! '^Tir.m �� To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners j, “_ L. . _i , Weld County, Colorado r10 1931 J GREELEY. COLO. Gentlemen: This is to certify that the needed amount to be raised by the special tax levy upon the property of School District Number (Six (6) , Weld County, Colorado, for the budget year beginning January 1, 1982, and ending December 31, 1982, is $ 9,089,811. for the general fund. This upon a valuation of $227,871930 will require a mill levy of .03989 (39.89 mills) . #6 Bond Levy 3.10 C.R. Fund 4.00 ll6e Bond Levy 1.25 We hereby request your honorable board to make the above levy (ies) . Larry Anderson, esident Dis`Erict No. 6 J an Overturf, Secretary Di" ict No. 6 Mel in L. Foxhoven, Treasurer District No. 6 / f(, ecL /OD /1&) STATE OF CQOFADO OcoattnIe ,i l ijr al'4-kidir,, qF<\ DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT 4�` ‘. . ) Nq "v\.ti , Karen Keinertson, Director ii,k�, '\ ,��ti-� 7 \\I' -,�a�6,- PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 198 $13DGETS ^7 V i,'vO. RI hid u i J f. North Kiowa Bijou Ground r ...._c:),Asap 0' Water Management Dili:. -- --. -_.-- P, 0. Box 597 Ft, Morgan, CO 8070 . �.. .._ A ILO�H-� The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 5//y /S O)/ ?3`e 3 ,' 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) ./ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 7i�75�i?t3 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 1329� a2-a 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ b (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 2 13/// This is an increase of $ j 3/2.,c1 ( .33.1 %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not includeproperiy tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Manaclement Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. '— ` / -d Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 2-y e;(9) /3I1 and a total sed valuation of $ 747 , '7 , , the maximum mill levy is i (,) - ? i. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy ' it which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) -F you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made t'•".e Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. ( 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523. Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 v J. v c Or C T r o O O N •r in E Y •r r- V V W ID E N o u O OO O C F d a CU C el NY y V U C J �\ 1_t•, _^ N\ C O i l) W Y Y 4 c r(\ re\ O Ol -O V C) O X MS N to N C C • i C O C rt •r o r0 O W N C C Ol 3 •r • o 0 0%0 (6\ O Vl I- tiMS 1 �� to — N v a Y C i O N >> CO a d O1 O GY I— r S- O_ X H l C -o o N •r in Y O m vl ro CO Y N O1 O In I- In 0o '3 c STATE of COLORADO Department of I ot oF:cO4N) DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT N�� itY O f,�'o 0 Karen Remeoson, Director PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Nu haul I). I.n t„n� i non Highland Hills Sanitatilo.n Dist, C/0 Highland Nuseries 50th Ave. & 20th St. Greeley, CO 80631 e 0/LQZ The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 5! 3 2-g'/ g 6 0 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ �_ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ �� 5 .2 5; .:2-3-o 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ -4-- 1981 Increase due to new construction $ // So 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ N (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ G' This is an increase of $ ( — %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ ` -- and a total assessed valuation of $ 1/ 5- 0,1 5, iS ( , the maximum- mill levy is �r;_- mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made t''e Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE C)F COLORADO Ucpdrtmenl of lu,,J Vttdi,, �p4,Q�� DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT �\ Karen Rein ertson, Director s • PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS !a�c iti, Ir East Latimer Co. Water Dist. P. 0. Box 2044 Fort Collins, J CO 80521 , -------------� r r The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 3/ 70 c?' ,/�O 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax T revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 2...L1---//y FGr 0,0F& '` 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation / $ 'i7 035, 9 30 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ I SOD ( 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 19 7 2,? /O o. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ n (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ This is an increase of $ "' -- ( -%) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ —O-- and a total assessed valuation of $ 6u 0 ? c_—Je?.,? ( , the maximum mill levy is —5 mills. This mill levy limit has no( been Adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado $0203 (303) 866-2156 4 a) 0 •r C T ✓ 4- C 0 0 o vr c N N it •r rt1 E V V j CO N = 0 al r C O O 0 O C 0 1- - 0_a aVI 0 J C• 3r V m 0J ++ " n s_ C V N- .C N0' N 0.,/ W O V Ol 'O CJ \ O \ — N X to N N N C C 5-. C o ✓ N •r Q7 C 0 Y O C a• O C O •r -Oo ca n 41 0 I rtl 0.1 I— Olt SO % to CA C31fO C r0 �' N` .. rn > -4. O Y a i-r L O O > co 0- 0.1 a 0 C a X m H c -0 0 v•r r N d-0 O (0 N (0 00 +-) 0) Ol o N r r0 • 4-1 C v STATE OF COLORADO Department of I or al �1Lnr. oleo"o ( DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Q� Rt Karen Reinertson. Director \ e PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS I Kip h.nd [) Town of Dacono /�}'/w{(/��" ` C 512 Cherry St. �y �,0n Dacono, CO 80514 ( �t�r efizak55' /Otel5 aidd The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 7] 3 S 5 l Oo 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ 173 8'7/ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 48Z3 300 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 770 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 13 ISO u. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ O (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : ') Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 79a9 3 This is an increase of $ 55Gaa ( 7'3 %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 7teR9 3 and a total assessed valuation of $ `.7,73 390 , the maximum mill levy is / J' (a.h/4v mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. 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Z I v-- W LL LU Z ' Q W O U J J CC U k O . i C X J O C \\_} LL >-• O F— K F— W O- ld d 4 ' !- ? l K .� L) w w cN.l i o 0 L. e k W L CC O - W '~ F F o z z •--. W Q7.2-- L.L. O WO u ) ~ O W W `� r—I 5. p 1_ lL L.) O Z f- Z �� wn. S O o N .1-J r-. U 7 V S- 0 .-7 p / I & UDC.. I I STATE OF COLORADO Department of local 41t.ti,. 5? co� DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT `� ""\l°oIl Ken Reinertson, Director ar � R��9� -.!/ PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 198 BUDGETS7�. ../� `.,e�b 2 G-i20 IA Axip 'UJ4- T≥; R. �q c---1- 0rZG i �o �°�j � rz�Pr� l�oc- A/ APO The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ J/J 1.5--0, 33. r/ 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax // / revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for r're protection district.) (— c..-eJ/2 E=C—Te $ 9 us-S ___ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ >ii 5"3 i>Z R 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 1 - J ( . 1981 Increase due to new construction ? / 7a.` g ,. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a $ /v'producing mine $ �- (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 13 // 7 This is an increase of $ 3.2.$-7 ( 33, 1 %) over the 1981 budget. / This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ /3 // / and a total valuation of $ >11 1S3 "79 .-3, // L assessed tt ;� the maximum mill levy is ) 7„ mills. This mill levy limit has not/been aeljusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) Tf you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523. Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 t ,..\. i), ce F- U Q in Q � 1 J P.i ro II AVM w c.) Ce .. aC X F- z La w cc n o cc r .v F- N WI w A 0 r O \ rtT 0 K} Z W C CO E-- CC F-- � ¢ i4:3- N F- a. C E � C) Qi C° co - Vl a. Q J \ - "= F-cc to o M Li- V) F- N W CY Lc, aC Z C N H H W w EcC Lc Z H CU D Q W W Z I-- W o� J J CC U O U X ._1 f% o � ▪ >- 0 F- CC F- w zo W O � F • - R > cc Q N , a. N '. 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Mill levies in 1981 were: General Fund .04397 Capital Reserve Fund.004 Bond Redemption .00410 Insurance Reserve .0015 Total .05357 Mill leview in 1982 will be: General Fund .04196 Cap. Reserve Fund .004 Bond Redeption .00410 Insurance Reserve .0015 Total .05156 The mill levy will decrease 2.01 mills from last year since the State Budget Review Board granted no increase. If the review board had granted the total request, the total mill levy for 1982 would have been .05436 instead of .05156, or it would have increase by .0028 from 1981 to 1982. The levies for capital reserve, bond redeption and insurance reserve will remain the same in 1982. The assessed valuation of the Re-9 district went up from 21,106,970 to 23,053,030 for a difference of $1,946,060. 1'N9 F 7, ,-4� Ify# cQ� � O IUD WELD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT RE 8 301 REYNOLDS STREET FORT LUPTON, COLORADO 80821 -I November 10, 1981 0 O Dorothy Allen and The Honorable Board of County Commissioners of Weld County 915 10th Street Z Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Mrs. Allen and Gentlemen: Q This is to certify that the needed amount of funds to be raised for the General Fund by the special tax levy upon the property of School District Re 8, Weld County, Q, Colorado, for the budget year beginning January 1, 1982 and ending December 31, 1982 is $3,199,606. With a val- uation of $123,298,900, a levy for the General Fund of 25.95 mills will be required. The levy for the Bond Re- demption Fund of 5.09 mills will generate $628,824 to Z meet obligations. The Capital Reserve Fund levy will be 4.00 mills for budgeting amount of $493,195. Pursuant to Colorado Law (24-110-115) an additional Insurance Fund has been established. The Insurance Fund Levy will be O 1.00 mill for the budgeted amount of $123,298. In summary, the levies required will be: IIIMI General Fund 25.95 mills Bond Redemption Fund 5.09 mills Capital Reserve Fund 4.00 mills all Insurance Fund 1.00 mills Total Tax Levy 36.04 mills 0 We hereby respectfully request your Honorable Board to make the above certified levies, Sincerely, liall Newton W. Fink, Ed. D. "MI Superintendent of Schools rcieNTE mm 011 COUNT( pBMR t; ,, A CC i ii t:0`r e 1981 O GREao�° ED-�' "PUBLIC EDUCATION IS A PUBLIC ENTERPRISE" R2-J ...\ HOMPSON SCHOOL DISTRICT A535N Douglas Avenue Oveland Colorado Loveland, Colorado 80537 (303) 669-3940 November 11, 1981 Board of County Commissioners Weld County Court House Greeley, Colorado 80631 Gentlemen: School District R2-J levies for 1982 property tax should be set as follows: General Fund 38.41 mills Capital Reserve Fund 4.00 mills Bond Redemption Fund 11.50 mills Self-Insurance Fund 1.50 mills 6 Sincerely, �j /.76 ,-_ < -fir, 4 (F-11a-e" f/ Geraldine Cox Secretary/Board of Education cc:Weld County Assessor Weld County Treasurer 'y O i Gov f 0, ',`�`� /may School District 27 J BOARD OFEDUCATION 630 South 8th Avenue BERNIE WIDHALM,PRESIDENT Brighton, Colorado 80601 GERALD E.LU CERO,VICE-PRESIDENT MRS. E L.RICE,SECRETARY 303/659-4820 MRS.NAOMIJO L RITCHEY.TREASURER JACK FISH.DIRECTOR Dr, Martin G. Schmidt, Superintendent ED HARSHBAROER,JR.,DIRECTOR MRS.CAROLINE SLOAN,DIRECTOR eiN11� October 10, 1981 1 no Z Weld County Commissioners Court House i' a Greeley, CO 80631 Gentlemen : The Board of Education of School District 27J hereby certifies the following amounts to be raised for 1982 based on the assessed valuation of $6 , 395, 870 : Estimated Amount Mill Levy General Fund $ 313, 078 48. 95 Bond Redemption Fund 35 , 177 5. 50 Capital Reserve Fund 25 , 583 4. 00 Insurance Reserve Fund 6, 396 1. 00 relY , ithrea, c� Walter Freeman DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL SERVICES WF: fc cc: Weld County Treasurer Weld County Assessor School District 2 , J BOARDOFEDUCATION 630 Sauth 8th Avenue BERNIE WIDHALM.PRESIDENT Brighton, Colorado 80601 GERALD E.ROLS L.LUCERO,VICE-PRESIDENT S MRS.CAROLE L.RICE.SECRETARY 303/659-4820 MRS.NAOMI JO RITCHEY.TREASURER JACK FISH,DIRECTOR ED HARSHBARGER,JR.,DIRECTOR Dr. Martin G. Schmidt, Superintendent MRS.CAROLINE SLOAN.DIRECTOR October 10, 1981 Weld County Commissioners Court House Greeley, CO 80631 Gentlemen : The Board of Education of School District 27J hereby certifies the following amounts to be raised for 1982 based on the assessed valuation of $6 , 395, 870 : • Estimated Amount Mill Levy General Fund $ 313, 078 48. 95 Bond Redemption Fund 35 , 177 5. 50 Capital Reserve Fund 25 , 583 4 . 00 Insurance Reserve Fund 6, 396 1. 00 Sincerely, Walter Freeman DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL SERVICES WF: fc f c %V1 4,�4"I�SSNIN •E�7 cc: Weld County Treasurer 1\ Weld County Assessor ;',1 • cSenooL cqe-50 (W159• CARROLL S. JACOBSON, Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION DWITE BARNETT RICHARD BORNMANN, President TELEPHONE: 303 483-7782 Junior-Senior High Principal CLARK RICHARDSON, Vice President Telephone: 483-7783 DUANE BRUNTZ, Secretary-Treasurer (Wiggins, Q&Entad'o 80654 GENE BRUBACHER JOE CORSENTINO, Director Elementary Coordinator MYRON CUNNING, Director Telephone. 483-7786 November 10, 1981 Weld County Commissioners Centennial Center 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Sirs: This letter is to replace the one sent to you on November 6 which had the mill levy for Bond Redemption listed incorrectly. This is to notify you that the Board of Education of Wiggins School District RE-50J, located in Adams, Morgan, and Weld Counties, adopted a resolution at their November 4 meeting certifying the mill levy for School District RE-50J for the 1982 budget as follows: General Fund 38.53 mills Capital Reserve 4.00 mills Bond Redemption 4.30 mills Insurance 1.50 mills 48.33 mills Sincerely, Carroll S. Jacobson Superintendent CSJ:jw z. . ,.? /� j� V'GO Y $� t50r y P" ¢y ROBERT C.ADAMS•PRESIDENT �7,1" MYRON HASTINGS•VICE PRESIDENT CHARLES COLLINS•TREASURER v.�.,aa;u.nae,r.. •r , RAYMOND ALM•SECRETARY LARRY D.MILLER•DIRECTOR EATON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. RE-2 WELD COUNTY, EATON , COLORADO 80615 KENT F. NEHRBOSS, Superintendent RONALD STEVENSON,PRIN.H.S. DR. STANLEY SCHEER, Asst. Supt. MANUEL JIMENEZ,ASST.PRIN.H.S. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 454-2491 - P.O. Box 127 November 9, 1981 MICHAEL ,PRIN.MIDDLE SCHOOL OREN NERO,PRIN EATON ELEM. KEITH ELSBERRY,PRIN.GALETON ELEM. Board of County Commissioners Weld County Greeley, Colorado 80631 Gentlemen: Pursuant to provisions of Chapter 123-3-2 Colorado Revised statutes 1963 (as amended by S.B. 53, 1974 session) , Colorado Revised statutes 1978 22-40-102 (1) as amended, the Board of Education of Weld County School District No. Re-2, hereby certifies that the amounts to be raised by taxation to defray expenditures of the Eaton Re-2 School District for the calendar year 1982 are as follows: Fund Assessed Value Mill Revenue Levy General Fund Local Property Tax Levy 23,232,690 40.20 933,954.00 Capital Reserve Fund Local Property Tax Levy 23,232,690 4.00 92,931.00 Bond Redemption Fund School Dist. No. Re-2 23,232,690 9.24 214,670.00 Reserve for Insurance Fund 23,232,690 1.00 23,233.00 t11 Respectfully Submitted, jc 01`" CLeaj \‘‘J C4 Charles Collins, President N�,, t4 Weld County School Dist. Re-2 ,,4 Gpty Copy to: Weld County Assessor Weld County Treasurer ftemher of Worth Cons!Association - Eaton High School Since /9/4 - Edon Junior High School Slna /971 1`rAlSAINT VRAIN Office of the Assistant Superintendent VALLEY for Business Services PUBLIC SCHOOLS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.RE 1J 395 S.PRATT PARKWAY LONGMONT COLORADO 80501 r , ‘.‘,\. November 11, 1981 �'$ \tic 'CL3'. . GO-°' Board of County Commissioners Weld County 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Commissioners: This is to certify to the Board of County Commissioners the levies against the boundaries of that portion of the St. Vrain Valley School District RE-1J within Weld County for the budget year beginning January 1, 1982 and ending December 31 , 1982. The current valuation of $92,518,230 will require the following levies to raise the dollar amounts listed: Capital Reserve Fund Levy 4.00 mills or $370,073 Bond Redemption Fund Levy RE-1J 8.92 mills or 825,262 Self Insurance Fund Levy 1.5 mills or 138,777 An election is being held to increase the district's authorized revenue base. The General Fund Mill Levy will be certified to you by December 15, 1981, based upon the results of that election. We hereby respectfully request the Board of County Commissioners to assess the levies listed above. , (L Presi en , Board of E cation School District RE-1J - Boulder County ecretary, Board of ucation School District RE-1J - Boulder County easurer, oard of Education chool District RE-1J - Boulder County SOUTHEAST WELD FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT ROGGEN, COLORADO October 29, 1991 To: County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado Due to a determination by the Division of Local Government, we are enclosing a revised Certification of Tax Levy. Yours truly, (/1 I, If. L.. `G zi / Ardith A. Cody Assistant Secretary C�@�J �� n\ lh" a 4 , i" ? cPv SOUTHEAST WELD FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT CERTIFICATION OF TAX LEVY To: County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado This is to certify that the tax levy to be assessed by you upon all property within the limits of the Southeast Weld Fire Protection District for the year 1981 as determined and fixed by the Board of Directors on October 22, 1981, is: General Operating Expenses 1.714 mills Pension Fund Expenses .500 mills Debt Retirement .934 mills Total 3,148 mills and you are hereby authorized and directed to extend said levy upon your tax list. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set nay hand and affixed the seal of the SOUTHEAST WELD FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, ROGGEN, COLORADO, this Twenty-second day of October, 1981. 9C irman of the Board SCHOOL DISTRICT RE-1OJ "� P.O. BOX 125... BRICCSOALE, COLORADO 80611 656-3417 i' 1,.. O J / - o WELD COUNTY r / As SCHOOL DISTRICT RE 10J MILL LEVY ASSESSED LOCAL MILL LEVY EVALUATION PROPERTY TAX GENERAL FUND .04404 3628610 159804 CAPITAL RESERVE FUND .00400 3628610 14514 BOND REDEMPTION .00650 3628610 23586 .05454 197904 GENERAL FUND .04404 3619000 159381 CAPITAL RESERVE FUND .00400 3619000 14476 BOND REDEMPTION .00650 3619000 23524 .05454 197381 GENERAL FUND .04404 9610 423 CAPITAL RESERVE FUND .00400 9610 38 BOND REDEMPTION .00650 9610 62 .05454 523 / Treasurer Robert Freeman, President at; 7 /vir Date Date WELD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT RE4 301 Walnut Street P.O. Box 609 Jock C. Hale Windsor, CO 80550 Superintendent of Schools (303)-686-741 1 4FM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS l-' —f 1, November 9, 1981 ;_ ii>i 1 r 111111! {71 I �1\ TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS GR-ELP_y, COLO. WELD COUNTY COLORADO GENTLEMEN: This is to certify that the needed amounts to be raised by the special tax levies upon the property of Weld County School District Re-4, Windsor, Colorado, for the budget year beginning January 1, 1982, and ending December 31, 1982, are as follows: GENERAL FUND $2,476,873 rAPITAL RESERVE FUND 236,268 BOND FUND 968,697 SELF-INSURANCE FUND 19,688 These amounts upon assessed valuation of $78,755,920 will require the following levies: GENERAL FUND 31.45 mills CAPITAL RESERVE FUND 3 .00 mills RE-4 BOND FUND 12.30 mills SELF-INSURANCE FUND .25 mills We hereby respectfully request your honorable board to make the above certified levies. Presiden /, Weld Count School District Re-4 Secretary, WeldejCounty School District Re-4 Treasurer, Weld County School District Re-4 Education For Life MID CGllk1Y L�tr.r . KOV igel u PA NlEE SCIIHI «I) t IL WELD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. Re-12 GREELEY. COLO. Telephone: 303-895-1222 Grover, Colorado 80729 R.E.Kimmel,Supt. November 9 , 1981 Board of Weld County Commissioners Greeley, Colorado 80631 Commissioners: This is to certify that the needed amount to be raised by the special tax levy upon the property of school district Re-12, Weld County, Colorado for the budget calendar year 1982 on the assessed valuation of $9,156,120. 00 is to be: General Fund 26.04 mills Capital Reserve Fund 4.00 mills Bond Redemption Fund 13.35 mills Self Insurance Fund 1.50 mills 44.89 mills erely, Guy Palmer, President Board of Education GP/njw BETTER SCHOOLS THROUGH COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION ,.. ,,, .,y ^poi, S71NfRS ....-... -_Z.Li.LI r _,y J . i;'.•'1 ig81 Date November 9, 1981.iiGRCELIM COLOO To The Honorable Board of County Commissioners Weld County, Colorado Gentlemen: This is to certify that the needed amount to be raised by the special tax levy upon the property of School District Number Re-5J , Weld County, Colorado, for the budget year beginning January 1, , 19 82 , and ending December 31, , 1982 , is $716,243.55 . This upon a valuation of $19,115,120 will require a mill levy of 37.47 Re-5J Bond Levy 11.58 mills Bond Levy Bond Levy Capital Reserve Levy 4.00 mills Foundation Levy We hereby respectfully request your honorable board to make the above certified levy ( ies). /% President, Dis rict No. Re-5J ,,,:e1i71 . ecretary, District No. Re-5J ' /2/ , , , ' q ,/ 4/(i; .i ,(Q Treasurer, i4strictl (Jo. Re-5J cS'alioot 7\.tziat cE-5Og, 'wi •yes CARROLL S. JACOBSON, Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION DWITE BARNETT RICHARD BORNMANN, President TELEPHONE: 303 483-7762 Junior-Senior High Principal CLARK RICHARDSON, Vice President Telephone: 483.7763 DUANE BRUNTZ, Secretary-Treasurer 'W199ins, dototnclo 80654 GENE BRUBACHER JOE CORSENTINO, Director Elementary Coordinator MYRON CUNNING, Director Telephone: 483-7786 November 6, 1981 Weld County Commissioners Centennial Center 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Sirs: This is to notify you that the Board of Education of Wiggins School District RE-50J, located in Adams, Morgan, and Weld Counties, adopted a resolution at their November 4 meeting certifying the mill levy for School District RE-50J for the 1982 budget as follows: General Fund 38.53 mills Capital Reserve 4.00 mills Bond Redemption 5. 10 mills Insurance 1.50 mills 48.33 mills Sincerely, / Carroll S. Jacobson Superintendent CSJ:jw As r" 1� � ' rfl:,:;" " / fPlatte CValley Scho0IS R. WELD COUNTY, DISTRICT RE-7 _ Lf GLEN M. HANSON, SUPERINTENDENT GR FELPY. COLO. PHONE 352-6168 Keue.y, Cotonado 80644 October 20, 1981 Board of County Commissioners Weld County Courthouse Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Commissioners: Please be advised that the Board of Education of Platte Valley School District RE-#7, Weld County, has certified the following mill levies for 1982. General Fund 42.78 Bond Redemption 6.55 Capital Reserve 4.00 Total Mill Levy 53.33 It is requested that the above be certified as the mill levy against property in this district for the operation of the school programs. For the Board of Education, Glen M. Hanson Superintendent GMH/vb A_ NOTICE OF TAX LEVY FOR THE YEAR 19 _. STATE OF COLORADO ) I COUNTY OF WELD ) I --OWN OF Gilcrest ) " ( IWhereas, at a October 26, 1981 meeting of the Board of the I Town of Gilcrest Town; Fire District; Sanitation District; Irrigation or Drainage District I held at 9RO 8th Ava- in the Town of Cilcrcst on the 26 ! day of flrtnhar , 19_81, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: I I "Be it Resolved and Ordered by the Board of Gilcrest P that upon valuation of assessable property in Gilcrest as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for: Ordinary purposes ( 7A, A16 ) mills Interest ( ) mills Payment of Bonds ( ) mills Outstanding Warrants ( ) mills Special Improvements ( ) mills Parks ( ) mills Library ( ) mills Streets and Alleys ( ) mills Contingent ( ) mills Payment of debt incurred by K. Y.* ( 7.574 ) mills TOTALS ( 24.210 ) mills "Passed by the Board of Trustees, Town of Gilcrest , Colorado and approved this 96th day of October , 19—F,4.• Mayor or President A / To Clerk or Secretary of Board (SEAL) Note: The Clerk or Secretary will immediately upon passage of this resolution deliver or cause to be delivered to the County Commissioners of the County and State afore- said, a certified copy of said resolution with the seal thereto attached; also signed by the i Mayor or President and Clerk or Secretary of Board. I I i * The Town of Gilcrest has applied to the Department of Local Government to exceed the statuatory mill levy increase. State staff has reviewed this request and forwarded a favorable recommendation to Karen Rheinerson; however, no official confirmination has been received to date. Under the agreement reached by the Town and State staff, the request, if approved would be for an increase in the mill levy by 4.311 mills for the years 1982 and 1983. If staff recommendation is not followed, the Town anticipates that an additional 7.574 mill levy will be imposed by Court order. Gilcrest has incurred a $35,000.00 debt, of which $17,568.00 remain. The Town does not have the financial resources to pay this debt and it is anticipated that a judgement under CRS 13/60/101 will be made. This statute directs the County Commissioners to levy the mills neccessary to discharge the debt. For your information, the Town of Gilcrest voted to proceed with a streets improvement district (following statuatory procedure, holding hearings etc.) After the decision, the Council entered into contract to obtain the designs neccessary to go to bid. This cost $35,000.00 and was to be paid through the bond issue. A citizens iniative forced the issue to election and it was narrowly defeated. This meant no bond issue by the Town remains obligated for the $35,000.00. =---a— � n r z:�as Aga!nit Municipal I Corporatiops 13-60.101 `" G /! ��' ; :ice x :N 4 . I t _ _:5a._713(19.3). ‘11.1,a a to pay costs, unless. All costs, charges, and expenses -4!;,-.41..?,*: 1y - ,S .='-a��rt sl it be paid out of the county treasury of the county t 'r' 7 z 1 t s- scion is tried and imprisonment had, when the party plaintif t a� 1' s < � a ��'5::-...."- ,_a.ue:.t takes place, presents his affidavit that he is a poor - 14" (f ' y - r _ �. 3v to pay the costs of such imprisonment to the officer t 4 1 v r k e'=.-. .. Otherwise, all such costs shall be paid by the plaintiff. lr r+"" x.:e satisfied in whole or in part by any such imprisonment. t 3 I. rs . ``-` f e p s =-e execution against the goods and chattels, lands, and i t i ef4c1` . 4. '�� -e "—efeadant, whether against the body or not, and shall not 3 a" .-.,./ .k � - t ='=t-_,e ca ex....-ntion but once in any such action- ` rat .,` ' I = G. — - 159';G. S. § 1651. R. S. OS, 3026• C. L. i t R »rl r � = L._ § ` ==-§%:-9-i;C.R.S. 1963, § 77-9-5. § 5966; CSA, ' +I x -r"c. -�x' #r e sue.$by the plain- false. the debtor is not, for that reason. I r �,'..1,.-.4"-:-.4..k`,.:0 ' 1 4 . s u •" _e "� "�"ems' :Sa stcron. In re entitled to his release. In re Thompson, 104 i ' `- *` rt "e„ -� _t---++— 1-71.?9 821535(1939). Colo. 171,89 P.2d 538(1939). ,yl' -" s + �h .,+ `"'r-.>. `` �'"` *e not entitle defend- Section indicates that county where action , td It€ ir.t.eirr-,:r e 9 s w �`��rpm One in t`e cus- was tried shall be county of Imprisonment, _ �y 3„ l i gZ _mss body Since the costs of the imprisonment are to be' _----.'it -d to release paid by the county treasury of the county ttt i' r ^+ �� :_-aa-,.. 2,-,.-_-5. .-.7...-1-7-- � .'.e T cund that the where the action is tried and the imprison- t 1,..- 3I d 1 ,' t- tu#. ' ''t,3 w . —'.'- the creditor con- ment had, this section indicates that the place ENI ", .f"�` ' cu+ �z -"� -,.-_-ant ;,f the debtor of imprisonment shall be the county where ( ,' "--', ,,-_ i eS -, -c'�� -c esh afr4..-vtt has the action was tried. Roll v. Davis, 85 Colo. ! '; t X1''1 �ie> �s �°` _'C, -n t "`- s:=:,- t t - =fit r' a process 394,_77 P.767(19?9). .,l t< f„g,.h'a`,:q.,,x.^, s'_- _s-"tit ztii e:ea if it is I rr �:3� ,� ,� , �,' ARTICLE 60 I.I '�~t "� # f >+l ff ' t � J seats Against Municipal Corporations + t ¢t )i - „t-sari P ( :, . Its, .1 , --. tr.r l " tai Rttii P t'r.4 p�"t"�" ."* v. _ -d4c!ent against t t tl I? PY.. ._ - -vrt procedure. 1, + {�dr3-+r ,3 `3 .s__ p judgment against municipality nP Y procedure. 1 4.':,+ 1 t.,4 �; a _,t for the payment of money is given and rendered 11 } LQ`��' z, ,...).:44._1-..."-7.--:t.-2....:555;75, -� =�` or quasi—municipal corporation of the state, or against " ' +d gee u -- z n an action prosecuted by or against him in his official f i a try -'-• Z.': office. such judgment being an obligation of. such t F� L ;:ab * =— -e' by reason of vacancy in office or for any other cause f 4 . n-c z;sessing_and_collectina--officers-fail_or_ne ec to '° '`� ' ' Y- 1 went or fail J31 � tw•„ m 1t of such udo �g make_t 1�x levv to },-:r' • f cr'e-t creditor may file a transcript of such judgment N%1 r. { ,1 y ff t--Z commissioners of the county, and counties if more r sl ` = public corporation is situated. Thereupon the county " ^ , ?tzzs pco>ided in subsection r'+ ' 1 �''-Lof-this section ' :17 . _ ti within the limits of such public eorporatiort fQ�, ) = pr •s.o- for the payment of such judgment, which A' ,- - - b the county treasurer and when collected by the �'" 1 T - t 3� ^yam = `" - -. —.-..T._ t: = ,Jae' . of qq j' - r as•,". ..( q (' +i : i3 1 - ▪,- - T ' ,3 + f ;�F „f.a. :v x ry $.3:i Y {. x c,-..r f f ' -▪•� -. fZ:p ++ a' 1 c a tin/-+V1 l.-4.)11115 urlu l.uut l rl ill.tallll t- , ,+ l county treasurer, it shall be id over, as fast as collected by him, t ,e 13-61-101. Funds subje l judgment creditor, or his assn„s, upon the execution and delivery of proper corporations, quasi-mur l vouchers therefor. . commission thereof, hat (2) The power conferred to pay such judgment by special levy of'such whether the same be deriv E J tax is in addition to the taxing power given and granted to such public nor- cial taxes, or otherwise w poration to levy taxes for other purposes.The board of county, commissioners nishment upon writs of ati shall levy under this section on all taxable property within said municipal vate corporations are sub or quasi-municipal corporation such taxes as are sufficient to discharge such the state of Colorado shal judgment in the next fiscal year; butin_no event shall eucl1attnual�vy_pur- or fees due to any officer I s"'- 2sect ion 24-10-I Il C- R C 1973_exceed a total of fixed by the provisions of t ten mills for one or more iud meets, exclusive of mill levies for other pur- Source: L. 27. p. 374. E poses of such public corporation. a board of county commissioners shall 1963. § 77-12•!. I continue to levy such taxes not to exceed a total of ten mills annually. exclu- A . Jur. See 6 Am. Jur.2d, see of mill levies for other purposes of such public corporation, but in no and Garnishment,§ fso. event less than ten mills if such judgment will not be discharged by a lesser C.J.S. See 38 C.I.S., G: I levy, Wag such judgment is discharged. § 4 69x1.97. Wag (3) Any taxes levied to pay the last payment upon or to pay any such Annotator's note. Since§ 13-61. lar to repealed Appendix B, §4 f judgment shall be valid, whether or not the sum sought to.be raised thereby and rule's antecedent to Appet exceeds the sum due on such judgment, principal, and interest. Such excess ' C.R.C.P., cases construing thes of the sum required shall not exceed a sum equal to ten percent of such have been included in the ann § 0 required sum and no sale of real estate made to make such taxes shall be to the absence of a statutory invalid by reason of such excess if the same is within said specified limit. county Is not subject to gr. All levies to pay judgments shall be made as near as possible to raise a sum equal to that due on the judgment to pay for which the tax is levied. Never- 13-61-102. Other salariE th^eless, any-excess levied, if such excess does not exceed ten percent of of this article is contrary to the sun due and desired to be paid, shall not invalidate any tax levy upon are meant to apply to all sr or tax sale of real or personal estate made to raise, make, qr collect the sum than such as are exempt u due and excess.-Any excess collected by the county treasurer remaining in collection of the same ml. Es hands after paying all judgments in full, transcripts thereof. having been action in the nature of main led with the county commissioners, shall be paid by him to the treasurer Source: L. 27. p. 375, of such public corporation and become part of the general fund of such public 1963. § 77-12-2. corporation. This section shall not prevent said public corporation from Cross reference:For anactio paying any judgment from any other funds it may have in its treasury avail: Cross reference. As to state able for that purpose. The provisions of this section shall not apply to coup- subject to garnishment for safari lies.: stitutional officer,see§ 13-6I.10I. Am. Jur. See 6 Am. Jur.2d, / Source: L. 13. p. 388. § 1; C. L. § 5967; CSA, C. 93. § 77; CRS 53, and Garnishment,§ 182. §77-10-1;C.R.S. 1963, § 77-10-1; L. 71, p. 1213, § 7. 13-61-103. Summons, hi of attachment and executic Cres re.erence. As to governmental pay- Board of County Comm'rs. 95 Colo. 435,37 ' municipal corporation, qua. revs of lodgments,see§24-10.113. P.2d 76I (1934); Atchison,T:&S. F.-Ry. v. thereof, whose duty it is to. In resin.. For article. "Trusts and School Dig. No.2, 100 Colo. 148.66 P.2d 541 to anyofficer, employee, c Estates".see 30 Dina 435(1953). (1937), Agate in n Atchison. T. & S. F. Ry. v. money due him is sought on such officer shall be m; or in the event of his absen ARTICLE 61 in his office with the chic Garnishment of Public Servants then in charge thereof. Source: L. 27. p. 375. 1}b1-13'. Funds subject to garnishment. 1963. § 77-12-3. i.14-61-1:::. Other salaries,wages,and fees. ' Cross reference:For perional rte:-193. Summons.how served. C.J.S. See 38 C.J.S.- Gal '.3-S:-I04 Garai,hee to answer. ,:-1 a5. Order of eo n. • § § 149, 150, 152, 156. H'yF i I ¢., 4 fret{ a 9 j Gi. `X r P j ''4 11 (�'$Zie}y j344:13":!:1t ! I 73�L'—_ ' ryrd --t , e7tr.,:flvUl .nom r. (:€ ,Aiaae tA`cii <, a1 �-t4. NO—':E OF TAX LEVY FOR THE YEAR l9_s". STATE OF COLORADO ) COUNTY OF WELD ) TOWN OF Platteville ) Whereas, at a s t2 ted T meeting of the Board of the Platteville Fire Protection District Town; Fire District; Sanitation District; Irrigation or Drainage District held at firehouse in the Town of Platteville on the27th — day of October , 19 81, the following resolution was unanimously adopted:. "Be it Resolved and Ordered by the Board of Directors , that upon valuation of assessable property in district as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for: Ordinary purposes ( .780 _..) mills Interest ( ) mills Payment of Bonds ( •748 ) mills tort•tarrding-Warrants Pelasj.gn ( . 396 ) mills Special Improvements ( ) mills Parks ( ) mills Library ( ) mills Streets and Alleys ( ) mills Contingent ( ) mills ( ) mills TOTALS ( 1.924 ) mills "Passed by the Board of Directors Platteville , Colorado and approved this 27th day of October , 19_8.1- -, (1-444/, Meyer-ar s1 , Attest:- s. „ .--`'`-:;D- �_ ...._ . '60 ,' Town Clerk o Secretary of Board eY c ..O- GRRE4 (SEAL) ote: The Clerk or Secretary will immediately upon passage of this resolution deliver or cause to be delivered to the County Commissioners of the County and State afore- said, a certified copy of said resolution with the seal thereto attached; also signed by the Mayor or President and Clerk or Secretary of Board. PLATTEVILLE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT BUDGET MESSAGE 1982 The mill levy for 1982 is established at .780 for the General Fund. .39,6 for the Pension Fund, and .748 for the Debt Service Fund for a total of 1.924 mills compared with 1.924 mills levied for 1981. ` Budget prepared by; Platteville Fire Protection District CC Approved by$ f e Position 8 01.4-44-4=t1 Dates fib — J 1 S/ • 102a O%t� �� . . PLATTEVILLE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT GENERAL FUND BUDGET YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1982 ACTUAL ESTIMATED PROPOSED PRIOR YEAR CURRENT YEAR BUDGET YEAR 1980 1981 1982 EXPENDITURES ; Operating Expenditures Legal and accounting 1, 083 840 960 Insurance 7, 618 9, 250 9,300 Budgeting 50 75 75 Auditing 700 700 750 Supplies 5, 231 5, 500 5,900 Food and beverage 4,895 5,400 5,800 Radio expense 2,203 1 ,600 2, 300 Truck expense 3,845 2, 000 3, 000 Gas and oil 2, 696 3, 300 3, 500 Miscellaneous. 919 800 1,000 Utilities • 5,935 5, 700 7, 500 Repair and maintenance(building) 568 1, 600 700 Other Expense Capital outlay 667 21, 000 18, 300 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 1§.,401- 38,86 59, 085 REVENUES Fire protection • 4,600 Specific ownership taxes 4, 796 6, 100 6,000 Miscellaneous 543 850 800 Interest 4,471 5, 600 6, 000 Proceeds from sale of trucks 4,837 Available balance beginning of year 41, 216 X41 68, 214 SUB-TOTAL 55, 803 67,891 85,614 Balance-end of year 55, 341 68. 214 _68, L752 BALANCE 522 323 16,862 Amount Required from Current Property Taxes 3 ,88� 12111q42,223 TOTAL REVENUES AND BAL. . 405 63 8.5 CALCULATION OF MILL LEVY Amount required from current property taxes 35,883 39, 188 42, 223 Assessed Valuation 50, 261,900 49,606, 240 54, 132,410 Required Amount of Mill Levy .T.Z.Z2 0' • PLATTEVILLE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT • PENSION FUND BUDGET YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1982 ACTUAL ESTIMATED PROPOSED PRIOR YEAR CURRENT YEAR BUDGET YEAR 1980 1981 1982 EXPENDITURES : Pension benefits 17, 145 24, 100 33, 120 Administration of the fund 269 270 350 Total Expenditures 17,414 24, 370 33,470 REVENUES : State of Colo ..Contribution 5, 062 9,826 12, 650 Interest 3, 354 4, 050 4, 200 Available balance-beginning of year42, 185 45, 097 49�485 SUB-TOTAL 50, 601 58,973 66, 335 35 Balance-end of year X097 49.485 54, 301 BALANCE 5, 504 9,488 12, 034 Amount required from current Property Taxes 11:212 14,882 21,436 TOTAL REVENUES AND BALANCES 17,414 24, 370 33,470 Calculation of Mill Levy Amount Required From Current Property Taxes 11 ,910 14, 882 21,436 Assessed Valuation 50, 261 ,900 49, 606,240 54, 132,410 Required Amount of Mill Levy .242 .42. 96 PLATTEVILLE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT DEBT SERVICE FUND , BUDGET YEAR ENDING DECEMBER31, 1982 ACTUAL ESTIMATED PROPOSED PRIOR YEAR CURRENT YEAR BUDGET YEAR 1980 1981 1982 Expenditures : Redemption of serial bonds 10, 000 20.000 25.000 Interest on bonds 1, 500 21, 323 15.J21.1.32 0 TOTAL EXPENDITURES ,11;5O 04480 REVENUES : Available balance-beginning of years 385 5, 342 5, 391 Balance-end of year 42 1 5,402 CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE x (43) 49 11 Amount Required From Current Property Taxes 11,457 41, 372 40,491 TOTAL REVENUES AND BALANCES 11 , 500 41 , 323 40,4$0 CALCULATION OF MILL LEVY Amount Required From Current Property Taxes 11 4 41 , 72 40,491 ASSESSED VALULATION 50, 261,900 49,606, 240 54, 1321410 REQUIRED AMOUNT OF MILL LEVY .23 .834 .748 • • • • PLATTEVILLE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND BUDGET YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1982 . ACTUAL ESTIMATED PROPOSED PRIOR YEAR CURRENT YEAR BUDGET YEAR 1980 1981 1982 EXPENDITURES3 Capital Outlay 154,660 43, 160 Bond Issue Costs 2, 550 Bond Discount 6,000 • TOTAL EXPENDITURES 163,x. 210 _ 43, 160 REVENUES ' Bond Proceeds 200, 000 Interest Income 1.420 4,950 Fund Balance-Beginning of Year 38, .2..10 43, 160 Subtotal 201 ,420 3, 160 43, 160 Fund Balance-End of year . 8k210 4 160 TOTAL REVENUES AND BALANCES 1631210 3, 160 NOTICE OF TAX LEVY FOR THE YEAR ? 9 q�D OW ' t')' STATE OF COLORADO ) �' 5' COUNTY OF FIELD ) ' ^3\ ,.', i op& Gilcrest San. Dist. ) r �1 ' J Gµ6 .. Whereas, at a October 26, 1981 meeting of the Board of the Directors of the Gilcrest Sanitation District Town; Fire District; Sanitation District; Irrigation or Drainage District held at 380 8th Ave. in the Town of Gilcrest on the 26 day of October , 19 82 the following resolution was unanimously adopted: "Be it Resolved and Ordered by the Board of COrerto.rs that upon valuation of assessable property in the Gilcrest Sanitation District as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for: Ordinary purposes ( 3.152 ) mills Interest ( ) mills Payment of Bonds ( 6.310 ) mills Outstanding Warrants ( ) mills Special Improvements ( ) mills Parks ( ) mills Library ( ) mills Streets and Alleys ( ) mills Contingent ( ) mills ( ) mills TOTALS ( 9.462 ) mills "Passed by the Board of Directors, Gilcrest Sanitation District , Colorado and approved this 96th day of October , 1944_. 7 M or or Pres ent �/ V. At st - � � LLI� Town Clerk or Secretary of Board (SEAL) Note: The Clerk or Secretary will immediately upon passage of this resolution deliver or cause to be delivered to the County Commissioners of the County and State afore- said, a certified copy of said resolution with the seal thereto attached; also signed by the Mayor or President and Clerk or Secretary of Board. I3ERTI1OUD FIRE RROTECIlC DISTRICT BOX 283, BERTHOUD, COLORADO 80513 October 28, 1981 PHIL R. PENNOCK, President JOHN ERICKSON, Vice President JOHN W. WARD, Secretary E. EUGENE BASHOR, Director GENE KIEHN, Director. GREGORY L. BECK, Acting Secretary TO: County Commissioners of Larimer, Weld and Boulder Counties Gentlemen: • I enclose our certification of the mill levy for the Berthoud Fire Protection District. ' This mill levy (total of 6.385 mills) exceeds the statutory 7% limitation. We have verbal approval from Beth Barnard and Karen Reinertson with the Division of Local Government to levy this amount. I spoke to Jeff Whithers with the Division this morning and he said written approval . of the increase will be forthcoming by the 10th of November. • If you have any questions, please contact me at 776-2264. I am the Budget and Finance Officer for the District and have all records in my office. • Sincerely, • • Gregor :Be c Administrative Secretary CERTIFICATION OF MILL LEVIES TO: The County Commissioners of Larimer, Weld and Boulder Counties, Colorado: This is to certify that the tax levies to be assessed by you upon all property within the limits of the Berthoud Fire Protection District for the year 1982 as determined and fixed by the Board of Directors of the Berthoud Fire Protection District on September 21, 1981 are as follows: General Operating Expenses 4.111 Mills Volunteer Firemen's Pension Fund .500 Mills Division of Local Government Approved Capital Expenditure 1.774 Mills Total 6.385 Mills and you are hereby authorized and directed to extend such levies upon your tax list. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Berthoud Fire Protection District this 30th day of October 1981. Phil Pennock, President -�. Board of Directors HEED WW1 �' 1 " i O1 GREELEy. COLD. Wiggins Rural Fire Protection District Wiggins, Colorado 80654 October 30, 1981 TO: County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado This is to certify that the tax levy to be assessed by you upon all property within the limits of the Wiggins Rural Fire Protection District for the budget year 1982, as determined and fixed by the Board on October 30, 1981, is: General Operating Expenses 3.067 mills Pension Expenses .500 mills Total 3.567 mills and you are hereby authorized and directed to extend said levy upon your tax list. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Wiggins Rural Fire Protection District, Colorado, this 30th day of October, 1981. t7Z 4 f l at Title e d c��n2ze --4 cn0 �,��0*\ \\ c�� ;�\�` : ,,.c, ver CENTRAL WELD COUNTY WATER DISTRICT V 105 18TH STREET DALE D. OLHAUSEN GREELEY, COLORADO 80631 PHONE (303) 352-1284 ANAGER Mr W 0NEN5 Fi9 COUNTY Ceu`'� iJol October 21, 1981 GRELCY. COLO. Weld County Commissioners Weld County Centennial Center P.O. Box 758 915-10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80632 RE: Notice of Tax Levy for Central Weld County Water District Gentlemen: Transmitted herewith are two (2) copies of the Notice of Tax Levy for the year 1981, passed by the Board of Directors of Central Weld County Water District, October 21, 1981. A copy of the acknowledgment for receipt of the District's budget shall be forwarded as soon as it is received from the Division of Local Government. Very truly yours, CENTRAL WELD COUNTY WATER DISTRICT Dale D. Olhausen Manager DDO/taw Enclosures Ni" TCE OF TAX LEVY FOR THE YEAR 1.9 " 4ws ts;t- �E1D C� NZY � i STATE OF COLORADO ) COUNTY OF WELD ) TOWN OF ) t = ✓G tcN Whereas, at a Regular meeting of the Boar Isao- Central _weld County Water nictrirt Town; Fire District; Sanitation District; Irrigation or Drainage District held at 105-18th Street in the Town of Colorado on the 21ar day of October , 19 $1, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: "Be it Resolved and Ordered by the Board of nirertnr¢ , that upon valuation of assessable property in Central Weld County Water Digtrirt as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for: Ordinary purposes ( ) mills Interest ( ) mills Payment of Bonds ( s.non ) mills Outstanding ,Warrants ( ) mills Special Improvements ( ) mills Parks ( ) mills Library ( ) mills Streets and Alleys ( ) mills Contingent ( ) mills ( ) mills TOTALS ( 5.000 ) mills "Passed by the Board of Central Weld County Water nictrirt Weld County , Colorado and approved this c.„.1) 44 day of ( L'r,tlu.L., , 19E. c \7 // i . President Attest:- Secretary of Board- (SEAL) Note: The Clerk or Secretary will immediately upon passage of this resolution deliver or cause to be delivered to the County Commissioners of the County and State afore- said, a certified copy of said resolution with the seal thereto attached; also signed by the Mayor or President and Clerk or Secretary of Board. ifr.'.' UNTY COM!»SSI9lIERS \ OCT ?31981 L1 ..GREED.. c HEN YLYN IRRIGATION DISTRICT P. 0. Box 85 Hudson, Colorado October 28, 1981 To The Board of County Coimnissioners Weld County Colorado Greeley, Colorado 80631 Commissioners: The Board of Directors of The Henrylyn Irrigation District does hereby certify to your Board as follows, tacit: Tite total nisnher of acres of land subject to rssessment for the year 1982 as shown by the tax rolls in the office of the County Assessor of Weld County, Colorado, is 32,850.81 acres :.]1 in Weld County, Colorado. The Board of Directors of The Henrylyn Irrigation District, at a regular meeting of said Board, held in Hudson, Colo:ado on the sixth d.1_y of October, 1981 did determine the amount of money required to meet the maintenance, operating and current expenses for the calendar year, 1982 to be the sum of $423,775.44. That a levy of Twelve Dollars and Ninety Cents (12.90) per acre, which amount included the 15. required by law for delinquencies, on the lands of the District payable in the year 1982, will provide sufficient funds for the operation of the District for the calendar year 1982. :'.espect`ully submitted , res' ent. • ,%-a-4.79.-ut.,.. , Di ector. /7 ./t // /: ,1: . ////1 / Di1 ctor. /g/tA-2-•-i--,-41 17...1 -4/-,- — Secretary. TOWN OF KERSEY 888 THIRD STREET TELEPHONE POST OFFICE BOX 67 (303)953-1001 EERSEY.COLORADO 80644 CERTIFICATION OF TAX LEVIES TO: County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado This is to certify that the tax levies to be assessed by you upon all property within the limits of the Town of Kersey for the year 1981 , as determined and fixed by the Board of Trustees on October 29, 1981, are: General Operating Expenses 19. 769 mills Debt Retirement 3.448 mills and you are hereby authorized and directed to extend said levies upon your tax list. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Town of Kersey, Colorado, this Twenty- Ninth day of October, 1981 . anell J. anson Town Clerk ( SEAL ) �p COl1NP. tK cSIMIERS n r { �� ) 0 1381 ' GREEL-t. GOB RESOLUTION 1064 TOWN OF KERSEY, COLORADO RESOLUTION TO SET MILL LEVIES A RESOLUTION LEVYING GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1981, TO HELP DEFRAY THE COSTS OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE TOWN OF KERSEY, COLORADO, FOR THE 1982 BUDGET YEAR. WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the Town of Kersey has adopted the annual budget in accordance with the Local Government Budget Law, on October 29, 1981 , and; WHEREAS, the amount of money necessary to balance the budget for general operating expenses is $39 , 357, and; WHEREAS, the amount of money necessary to balance the budget for debt retirement fund expenses is $6, 865, and; WHEREAS, the 1981 valuation for assessment for the Town of Kersey, as certified by the County Assessor, is $1, 990, 860. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF KERSEY, COLORADO: Section 1 . That for the purpose of meeting all general operating expenses of the Town of Kersey during the 1982 budget year, there is hereby levied a tax of 19. 769 mills upon each dollar of the total valuation for assessment of all taxable property within the Town for the year 1981. Section 2. That for the purpose of meeting all debt retirement expenses of the Town of Kersey during the 1982 budget year, there is hereby levied a tax of 3.448 mills upon each dollar of the total valuation for assessment of all taxable property within the Town for the year 1981 . Section 3. That the Town Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to immediately certify to the County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, the mill levies for the Town of Kersey as hereinabove determined and set. ADOPTED, this Twenty-ninth day of October, A.D. , 1981 . ikl Mayon Attest: k0m 10 D 2 4?-7 -✓k el'"' 'Town Clerk NUTTCE OF TAX LEVY FOR THE YEAR 19, g ? STATE OF COLORADO ) XI"NTY OF WELD ) TOWN OF GreeIet ) Whereas, at a Regular meeting of the Board of the Greeley General Improvement Diatrirt 1 Town; Fire District; Sanitation District; Irrigation or Drainage District held at 919 7th Street in the Town of Grep I Py on the day of October , 19 s 1, the following resolution was unanimously adopted:. "Be it Resolved and Ordered by the Board G r n that upon valuation of assessable property in Greeley as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for: Ordinary purposes ( -0- ) mills Interest ( ) mills Payment of Bonds ( ) mills Outstanding Warrants ( ) mills Special Improvements ( ) mills Parks ( ) mills Library ( ) mills Streets and Alleys ( ) mills Contingent ( ) mills ( ) mills TOTALS ( _n - ) mills "Passed by the Board of Greeley , Colorado and approved this 20th day of October, '. . Mayor or President WELD C0URTY COW ,SSI0NEIS Attest:-j64 _1140C4'1 UTy `91991 Town Clerk or'Secretary of Board OREELML COL'Qr (SEAL) Note: The Clerk or Secretary will immediately upon passage of this resolution deliver or cause to be delivered to the County Commissioners of the County and State afore- said, a certified copy of said resolution with the seal thereto attached; also signed by the Mayor or President and Clerk or Secretary of Board. THE CITY OF GREELEY , COLORADO RLSOLUT I ON NO . 48 , 1981 RESOLUTION BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF GREELEY GENERAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER 1 , ESTABLISHING THE TAX LEVY. WHEREAS , the laws of the State of Colorado , and specifically Colorado Revised Statutes 1973 , 39- 5- 128 , required special districts to establish annual tax levies and to certify the same to the county assessors , and WHEREAS , the Board of Directors has received notice from the Weld County Assessor that the total assessed valuation for 1981 of the property within the Greeley General Improvement District Number 1 is $ 10 , 648 , 110, and therefore it is now necessary for the Board to establish a 1981 tax levy which will determine the amount of the 1981 taxes payable in 1982 , and WHEREAS , the Board has considered the budgetary requirements for the Greeley General Improvement District Number 1 for 1982 and is now ready to establish the 1981 tax levy . NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF GREELEY GENERAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER 1 ; Section 1 . The 1981 tax levy to be applied to the valuation for assessment of property subject to taxation by the Greeley Improvement District Number 1 is hereby established at 0 mills . Section 2 . The Ex Officio Secretary of the Board of Directors of Greeley General Improvement District Number 1 is hereby authorized and directed to sign a statement certifying that the tax levy for 1981 has boon established at 0 mills . THE CITY OF GREELEY , COLORADO RESOLUTION NO . 48 1981 PASSED AND ADOPTED , SIGUED AND APPROVED THIS 20th DAY OF OCTOBER _, 1981 . ATTEST ; THE CITY OF GREELEY, COLORADO 4...a A . e. 4./ City Clerk ' Mayor _~ APPROVED ;(T:7)1:7 (L I liu �� ,�� 1 (- . _ ;y am �% r 'L � �- ��----��••� t!- -_.. • .. • City Manager Gity Attorney' l r 1 CITY OF GREELEY CERTIFICATION OF TAX LEVY FOR 1981 STATE OF COLORADO) ss . COUNTY OF WELD ) The undersigned Mayor of the City of Greeley, Colorado hereby certifies that the City Council of the City of Greeley, on October 20 , 1981, established by Resolution that the 1981 tax levy by the City of Greeley will be 12 . 0 mills . All steps and hearings required to be conducted and completed prior to the establishment of the tax levy were in fact taken and concluded , in accordance with law. A true copy of the Resolution establishing said levy is attached hereto . Dated this 27th day of October, 1981 . (' r % George N. Hall , Mayor ATTEST: Gayle Joss, City Clerk jot 19,x\ r':\ GP NO'''TCE OF TAX LEVY FOR THE YEAR 119 81 STATE OF COLORADO ) COUNTY OF WELD ) TOWN OF G_r @g 1,y ) Whereas, at a Regular meeting of the Board of the City of Greeley Town; Fire District; Sanitation District; Irrigation or Drainage District held at 919 7th Street in the Town of Gree i ey on the 20th day of October , 19 8 1, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: "Be it Resolved and Ordered bpVhexDfttd by the City Council that upon valuation of assessable property in Greeley as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for: Ordinary purposes ( 12 . 0 ) mills Interest ( ) mills Payment of Bonds ( ) mills Outstanding warrants - ( ) mills Special Improvements ( ) mills Parks ( ) mills Library ( ) mills Streets and Alleys { ) mills Contingent ( ) mills ( ) mills TOTALS ( 1 2 . 0 ) mills "Passed by the Board of Greeley , Colorado and approved this 20th day of October , l g 81. Mayor or' Pre si nt Attest: e'2q.11- Town Clerk or Secretary of Board (SEAL) Note: The Clerk or Secretary will immediately upon passage of this resolution deliver or cause to be delivered to the County Commissioners of the County and State afore- said, a certified copy of said resolution with the seal thereto attached; also signed by the Mayor or President and Clerk or Secretary of Board. THE CITY OF GREELEY , COLORADO RE SOLU1 I ON NO . 47 1 98 1 RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE 1981 TAX LEVY AND DIRECTING THE CERTIFICATION OF THE SAME TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS . WHEREAS , the Charter of the City of Greeley , Colorado, as well as the laws of the state of Colorado, require the City Council to establish the tax levy so as to fix the rate of taxation by the City of Greeley upon property subject to the ad valorem property tax ; and WHEREAS , the City Council has considered a proposed budget , and has considered the certificate from the Weld County Assessor showing that the total assessed valuation of property subject to the ad valorem property tax by the City of Greeley for the year of 1981 is 3181 , 587 , 910 , and WHEREAS , based upon consideration of the data referred to above, the City Council has determined that the rate of taxation necessary to produce the required tax revenues for the 1982 budget is 12 . 0 mills . NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREELEY , COLORADO : Section _ 1 . The tax levy to be applied to the valuation for assessment of property subject to taxation by the City of Greeley , Colorado, is hereby established at 12 . 0 mills . Section 2 . The City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to sign a statement certifying to the Board of County Commissioners that the tax levy for 1981 has been established at 12 . 0 mills . THE CITY OF GREELEY , COLORADO RESOLUTION N0 . 47 1981 PASSED AND ADOPTED , SIGNED AND APPROVED THIS 20th DAY OF October 1981 . ATTEST . THE CITY OF GREELEY , COLORADO 1.2, City k Mayor APPROVED . 12 S l�li'l.l.y> Lam-''// N- `F'• '��/� City Manager /•' CIty Attorney / 1e toe \o5.,),) : "� '^1 SOUTHEAST WELD FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT_,, CERTIFICATION OF TAX LEVY To: County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado This is to certify that the tax levy to be assessed by you upon all property within the limits of the Southeast Weld Fire Protection District for the year 1981, as determined and fixed by the Board of Directors on October 22, 1981, is: General Operating Expenses 1 . 717 mills Pension Fund Expenses . 500 mills Debt Retirement . 934 mills Total 3. 151 mills and you are hereby authorized and directed to extend said levy upon your tax list. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Southeast Weld Fire Protection District, Roggen, Colorado, this Twenty-second day of October, 1981. Cha' man of the Board TOWN OF ERIE POLICE DEPARTMENT 645 HOLBROOK FIRE DEPARTMENT 828-3200 BOX 100 828-3152 ERIE,COLORADO 80516 828-3843 449-3085 October 22, 1981 Crr' Pi C.11 CERTIFICATION OF TAX LEVIES To: County Commi::s..oner: Weld County, Colorado This is to certify that the tax lefy to be assessed by you upon all property within the limits of the TOWN OF ERIE for the year 1982, as determined and fixed by the Board of Trustees on October 22, 1981 is: General Operating Expenses --- 13. 504 Water Fund Debt Retirement --- 3.000 and you are hereby authorized and directed to extend said levy upon your tax list. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Town of Erie, Colorado this 22nd day of October, 1981. 4.r. A/ (/') #� a 1 : E $ ' I ro1T1 1. ";t;�:yr �rL, P'Nriyor ( Seal) Attest: ' Glennie Sleight, T Clerk St ° cc: Assessor �,. �, NIP 7.3 pc).‘ 'G STATE OF COLORADO, ) ss. CERTIFICATION COUNTY OF BOULDER, ) TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF BOULDER, TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF LARIMER, AND TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF WELD, AND TO THE COLORADO TAX COMMISSION, STATE OF COLORADO: This is to certify that the tax levy to be assessed by you upon all the taxable property within the limits of the St . Vrain & Left Hand Water Conservancy District for the year 1981 , as determined and fixed by the Board of Directors of St. Vrain & Left Hand Conservancy District by resolution adopted this 12th day of October, 1981 , is 0. 5 mill for the purpose of defraying the expenses of the District. The revenues derived from said levies shall be used for the purpose of paying the expenses of said District and you are hereby authorized and directed to extend said levy upon your tax roll . IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the District, this 12th day of October, 1981 . "P° ' , N4RS ,� ST. VRAIN & LEFT HAND 11(1 "1VX`r 1 WATER CONSERVANCY DISTRICT Li ,..-.1....------17;..i. GOLO. G EE C / ) r Vernon Peppier, President ATTEST: 724(./l (C � f4 Frank E. Gould, Secretary CERTIFICATION OF TAX LEVIES FOR YEAR OF 1981 TO: Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado WHEREAS, at a regular meeting of the Directors of the Evans Sanitation District held at the office of the Sanitation District, 3700 Golden Street, Evans, Colorado, on the 14th day of October, 1981 , the following resolution was unanimously adopted: "Be it resolved and ordered by the Evans Sanitation District that upon valuation of assessable property in the Evans Sanitation District as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for ordinary purposes 2.933 mills, and directed to extend said levy upon your tax list." "Passed by the Board of the Evans Sanitation District, Evans, Colorado, and approved this 14th day of October, 1981. " James R. K u President-Chairman Evans Sanitation District Darrell Roberts Secretary of the Board Evans Sanitation Board Ac‘ \ 1 cc) RESOLUTION NO. 3-1981 A RESOLUTION LEVYING TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1982 IN THE EVANS SANITATION DISTRICT, EVANS, COLORADO. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE EVANS SANITATION DISTRICT AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That there shall be and hereby is levied upon all taxable property within the limits of the Evans Sanitation District, for the year 1982 according to the assessed valuation of said property a tax of 2.933 mills on the dollar ($1.00) upon the total assessment of taxable property within the Evans Sanitation District for the purpose of paying general expenses of the Evans Sanitation District for the fiscal year ending December 31 , 1982. SECTION 2. That said total levy shall comprise the following to-wit: A levy of 2.933 mills on each dollar ($1.00) of the assessed valuation of said property to be collected and used to defray the general expenses of the Evans Sanitation District for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1982. SECTION 3. That the Secretary of the Board is hereby authorized and directed to immediately certify to the State of Colorado and the County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, the total tax levy for the Evans Sanitation District, as is hereby set forth. INTRODUCED, READ AND ADOPTED by the Board of Directors of the Evans Sanitation District on this 14th day of October, 1981 . ( a ug / Pr sident-Chairman ( ans Sanitation District ATTEST: 1f' tea--� _ Darrell Roberts Secretary Evans Sanitation District CERTIFICATION OF TAX LEVIES TO: County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado. This is to certify that the tax levy to be assessed by you upon all property within the limits of the City of Evans, Colorado for the year 1982, as determined and fixed by the City Council on October 20, 1981, is : General Operating Expenses 17.00 mills and you are hereby authorized and directed to extend said levy upon your tax list. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the City of Evans , Colorado, this 29th day of October, 1981. )77 Irene Noyes, City Clerk City of Evans, Colorado gyp;<w„ LGft EE-r( ORDINANCE NO. 529-81 AN ORDINANCE LEVYING TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1982 IN THE CITY OF EVANS, COLORADO BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EVANS, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That there shall be and hereby is levied upon all taxable property within the limits of the City of Evans, Colorado, for the year 1982 according to the assessed valuation of said property, a tax of 17.00 mills on the dollar (1.00) upon the total assessment of taxable property within the City of Evans , Colorado, for the purpose of paying the expenses of the municipal government of the City for the • fiscal year ending December 31 , 1982. SECTION 2. That said total levy shall comprise the following, to-wit: A levy of 17.00 mills on each dollar ( 1.00) of the assessed valuation of said property to be collected and used for the General Fund to defray the general expenses of Municipal Government of the City of Evans for the fiscal year ending December 31 , 1982. SECTION 3. That the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to immediately certify to the County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, the total tax levy for the City of Evans, Colorado, as is hereby set forth. INTRODUCED, READ AND ADOPTED on this 6th day of October , 1981, and ordered published. CITY OF EVANS , COLORADO/BY Mayor t ATTEST: i y Jerk PASSED AND APPROVED, SIGNED AND ADOPTED this 20th day of October , A.D. 1981. CITY OF EVANS, COLORADO By /7k y Mayor ATTEST: City C6 k NC'^"TCE OF TAX LEVY FOR THE YEAR 19 R2, STATE OF COLORADO ) COUNTY OF WELD ) TOWN OF EATON ) Whereas, at a special meeting of the Board of the Town of Eaton Town; Fire District; Sanitation District; Irrigation or Drainage District held at Eaton City Hall in the Town of Eaton on the 19th day of October , 1981 , the following resolution was unanimously adopted:. "Be it Resolved and Ordered by the Board of the Town of Eaton that upon valuation of assessable property in Eaton as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for: Ordinary purposes ( 12.000 ) mills Interest ( ) mills Payment of Bonds ( ) mills Outstanding Warrants ( ) mills Special Improvements ( ) mills Parks ( ) mills Library ( ) mills Streets and Alleys ( ) mills Contingent ( ) mills ( ) mills TOTALS ( 12.000 ) mills "Passed by the Board of the Town of Eaton , Colorado and approved this 19th day of October , 19 51 . Nclb I i/ Mayor or President Attest ` ,nh' Town Clerk or Secretary of Board (SEAL) Note: The Clerk or Secretary will immediately upon passage this resolution deliver or cause to be delivered to the County Commissioners of the County and State afore- said, a certified copy of said resolution with the seal thereto attached; also signed by the Mayor or President and Clerk or Secretary of Board. PRAIRIE SCHOOL WELD COUNTY SCHOOL RE-11J NEW RAYMER,COLORADO 80742 PHONE 437-5351 OR.JAMES L. FIKE Superintendent CERTIFICATION OF TAX LEVIES TO: COUNTY COMMISIONERS OF WELD COUNTY This is to certify that the tax levy to be assessed by you upon all property within the limits of the Prairie School District RE 11J of Weld County for the year 1982, as determined and fixed by the Board of Education on October 19, 1981 is: LEVY REVENUE GENERAL OPERATING FUND 35.74 $ 286,837.45 BOND REDEMPTION FUND 3.65 29,293.70 CAPITAL RESERVE FUND 4.00 32,102.68 SELF-INSURANCE FUND 1.50 12,038.51 TOTAL 44.89 and you are hereby authorized and directed to extend such levy upon your tax list. Total assessed valuation as certified by the Weld County Assessor is $8,025,670.00 for the year 1982. Respectfully tf submitted, CYll Jim Fike Superintendent of Schools be cc V V �,o GR Nu :`cE C..):- TAX LEVY :-OR TEE YEAR '.9j . STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF WELD TOWN OF EATON Whereas, at a regular Board meeting of the Board of the EATON FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT Town; Fire District; Sanitation District; Irrigation or Drainage District held at the Fire Station in the Town of Eaton on the 14th day of Ocotber , 19 81 , the following resolution was unanimously adopted: "Be it Resolved and Ordered by the 3oard of Directors, Faton Fire Protection Dist. that upon valuation of assessable property in Eaton Fire Protection ; strict as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for: Ordinary purposes ( '_.151 ) mills • Interest ( ) mills " and Interest Payment of Bonds ( .830 mills Outstanding Warrants ( ) mills Special Improvements ( ) mills Parks ( ) mills Library ( ) mills Streets and Alleys ( ) mills Contingent ( ) mills Pension Fund ( n77 ) mills TOTALS ( 2.053 ) mills "Passed by the Board of Directors, Eaton Fire Protection District. , Colorado and approved this 14 TH day of October , to g^1/ / Mayor or President 141:/ / Attest:- ), Town Clerk or Secretary Tof Board , / aft°°t t (SEAL) Note: The Clerk or Secretary will immediately upon passage of this resolution deliver or cause to be delivered to the County Commissioners of the County and State afore- ,. said, a certified copy-"of said resolution with the seal thereto attached; also signed bythe Mayor or President and Clerk or Secretary of Board. WELD COUNTY REORGANIZED SCHOOL DISTRICT RE-I LA SALLE - GILCREST - PLATTEVILLE GILCREST, COLORADO 80623 October 15, 1981 Board of County Commissioners Weld County, Colorado Greeley, Colorado 80631 Gentlemen: This is to certify the needed amounts to be raised by the various levies upon the valuation of property in School District RE-1 , Weld County, Colorado, for the budget year beginning January 1 , 1982 and ending December 31 , 1982. TOTAL FUND MILLS EVALUATION COLLECTION General Fund Levy 31 .40 $81 ,007,860 $2,543,647 Capital Reserve Fund Levy 4.00 81 ,007,860 324,031 Bond Redemption Fund Levy 4.02 81 ,007,860 325,652 TOTALS Tg74-f $81 ,007,860 $3,193,330 The above levies were approved in a regular board meeting October 15, 1981 ; therefore, we request the above levies for the 1982 budget year. Respectfully yours, Leo Rdmero," President Board of Education Weld County Sc 1 District RE-1 Roger sen `'Charles Graznak ^ i i ^`hYy 1J8R541x Treasurer OCT 3i31 L` .3EFFLti CrILO. Ne_ -CE OF TAX LEVY FOR THE YEAR 19 - 1'`—I. ?It$s STATE OF COLORADO ) L`'.�_'; 'I I COUNTY OF WELD j TOWN OF 'MEl� ( r j a 1931 i rREE(_Et yCOLO. !'Whereas, at a , ,-,fL,i;,,, meeting of the Board of the Torun of 1 ::' .; R Town; Fire District; Sanitation District; Irrigation or Drainage District held at Toll Aak.l. in the Town of jjav,_ler on the y. day of October , 19 b1 , the following resolution was unanimously adopted:. "Be it Resolved and Ordered by the Board of 2rustees that upon valuation of assessable property in Town of Eayer as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for: Ordinary purposes ( 15. 80 ) mills Interest ( ) mills Payment of Bonds ( ) mills Outstanding Warrants ( ) mills Special Improvements ( ) mills Parks ( ) mills Library ( ) mills Streets and Alleys ( ) mills Contingent ( ) mills ( ) mills TOTALS ( 15. 0 ) mills "Passed by the Board of Th, iOWi of i:6ayaer , Colorado and approved this 12 day of 0ctobur , 1981 /.,-/let-Ea-4—...,"/t/: Zel,..2.-- ' Mayor or President Attest:- Town Clerk of Secretary of Board (SEAL) Note: The Clerk or Secretary will immediately upon passage of this resolution deliver or cause to be delivered to the County Commissioners of the County and State afore- said, a certified copy of said resolution with the seal thereto attached; also signed by the Mayor or President and Clerk or Secretary of Board. Ali (w, i 0 . � tisitT04441U1)0., Rkhard D. Lamm . •� Members of the Board Governor g ,� • Terry Snyder,Norwood,Ch. �' �' Angelo Theos,Meeker,Co J.Evan Goulding * r. W * Lee Watson,Meeker Commisstol»r Bruce Seely,Craig Perry Christensen,G.J. H.L.(Jay) Rowe Ronald Brown,Montrose Brand Commissioner Victor Patriotic,Hesperus COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Ted Eyl,Center COLORADO SHEEP&WOOL BOARD Tom Thompson,Lafayette 211 LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING DENVER,COLORADO 80216 629-6448 DATE: October 9, 1981 TO: All Boards of County Commissioners FROM: Colorado Sheep and Wool Board SUBJECT: Sheep and Wool Board Assessment The Sheep and Wool Board Assessment was increased from .14C per head to .17c per head effective January 1, 1982. This tax of .17c is to be collected in 1982 on the 1981 sheep count. There was an error on the year in our letter of October 6, 1981. It showed 1982 tax year and should have been 1981. 1 apologize for this error and thank you for your consideration in this matter. • , Go .,;..� v DIRECTORS OFFICERS E. L. Caneva E. L. Caneva, President G. A. Christensen William Work, Secretary Ted Pearson Cecil J. Osborne, Superintendent 74 Resew,* Oneration Vtaectct P. 00. Box 455 FORT MORGAN, COLORADO 80701 October 6, 1981 Weld County Commissioners Weld County Court House 9th Ave and 9th St. Greeley, Colorado 8O631 At a regular monthly meeting, Oct. 5, 1981, the Board of Directors of the Riverside Irrigation District adopted the budget for 1982, and set the assessements per acre to be $5.00 per District acre. William Work Secretary cc: Weld County Assessor G- �} Goy°' 0 NO-FTCE OF TAX LEVY FOR THE YEAR 19 83 �� STATE OF COLORADO ) �a11 T��,u�,c y ,� COUNTY OF WELD ) {1C�SI Ca TOWN OF Dacono ) C Whereas, at a Rognlar meeting of the Board the .G 6cd Town of Dacono Town; Fire District; Sanitation District; Irrigation or Drainage District held at Town Hall in the Town of Dacono on the 28 day of September , 19,51,, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: "Be it Resolved and Ordered by the Board of Trustees , that upon valuation of assessable property in Dacono as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for: Ordinary purposes ( 16.439 ) mills Interest ( ) mills Payment of Bonds ( ) mills Outstanding Warrants ( ) mills Special Improvements ( ) mills Parks ( ) mills Library ( ) mills Streets and Alleys ( ) mills Contingent ( ) mills ( ) mills TOTALS ( 16 412 ) mills "Passed by the Board of Trustees of the Town of amps() , Colorado and approved this 28 day of Soutember , 19S-- , • Mayor President Attest:- �t /I"//l /2 roc-er&-- J "-cc Town Jerk or Secretary of Board (SEAL) Note: The Clerk or Secretary will immediately upon passage of this resolution deliver or cause to be delivered to the County Commissioners of the County and State afore- said, a certified copy of said resolution with the seal thereto attached; also signed by the Mayor or President and Clerk or Secretary of Board. LITTLE THOMPSON WATER DISTRICT DIRECTORS, DEAN G. ANDERSON, TELEPHONE 532-2096 PRESIDENT 307 WELCH AVENUE CHARLES ALLEN DRAWER G LEO CREEL BERTHOUD. COLORADO 60513 PAT DORSET DAVID MCGEE E. THOMAS RICORD CAREY .1. SALOMONSON MANAGERS O ` . LOVILO H. PAGAN , \ October 2, 1981 b� '� o. ! 7 o° Weld County Commissioners Weld County Courthouse Greeley, Colo. 80631 Gentlemen: The Board of Directors of Little Thompson Water District has adopted a budget for the fiscal year 1982 and has set the mill levy at zero (-0-) mills. Very truly yours LITTLE TH0MPS0N WATER DISTRICT Lovilo H. Fagan, Manager LHF:lml cc: Weld County Commissioners Boulder County Commissioners Larimer County Commissioners NORTHERN COLORADO WATER CONSERVANCY DISTRICT P.O. BOX 679 LOVELAND, COLORADO 80537 303-667-2437 DIRECTORS BOULDER COUNTY MILTON H NELSON September 28, 1981 EVERETT C LONG G RAYMOND JOYCE LARIMER COUNTY GORDONC DVEKMAN JOHN R MOORE WARD H FISCHER WELD COUNTY W O FAIR WILLIAM E HCHLENOER EAMIJELS TF,E° Hon. Board of County Commissioners WASHINGTON AND Weld County MORGAN COUNTIES «NEHA Weld County Courthouse L.OGANCOUNTY P. 0. Box 758 H VANOEMOER Greeley, Colorado 80631 SEDGWICK COUNTY KIVOSHI orsUKA Gentlemen: DIRECTOR EMERITUS J HEN NIX As provided by law, there are enclosed herewith certified copies of two Resolutions and Orders adopted by the Board of Directors of Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District at its regular meeting on September 11 , 1981 . The first Resolution and Order fixes the rate of levy at one mill ( .001 ) on every dollar of property valuation within the District. The second Resolution and Order levies the flat special assessments in dollars against those lands to which water OFFICERS allotments have been attached. DVE.M.N 'OHET`IILS RE`OEN, LALILYo S, EMRSON TREASURER As required by law, the Board has furnished to Mr. Herbert STAFF H. Hansen, a list of the lands together with the amounts of assessment in dollars to be extended upon the tax rolls within ARRA D SIMc5°N H your County. O5m suPFRiNLENDENT JOHN W BLOHAM AMONL, REEF, ANN UL R LEE ONE DIREI.I OR M I D Yours very truly, �NLR°A O ADMIw,TRATELEa,RLwNIENDENT LEGAL COUNSEL OA VL GRAHAM S e uess °RA NATIONAL eulLDmc DO BOA 185 DENVER°ER COLORADO Larry D. Simpson, DHN I ^YRE COUNSEL Assistant Manager GREGORYJ HOBBS JR ASSOCIATE COUNSEL LDS:cl CONSULTANT DARA,T. Enclosures �� COM1SSAC.1 '5\ 031 CEP -) 1 V Gp1A 1250 NORTH WILSON AVENUE .kE\4 Gpkk1� 41)O %%74 yl!"\ ,1t�1 NORTHERN COLORADO WATER CONSERVANCY DISTRICT,,; ' ?t1% eGP D-762-9-81 oovo ° L�V.RFE RESOLUTION WHEREAS, it is the duty of the Board of Directors of Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District, as provided by law, in each year to determine the amount of money necessary to be raised by ad valorem taxation, taking into consideration other sources of revenue of the District, and to fix a rate of levy, which, when levied upon every dollar of assessed valuation of property within the District, and with other revenues will raise the amount required for the District to supply funds for paying the costs of all construction obligations; for providing the cost of services required to conserve, allocate, and control the water supplies of the District; for paying the expenses of administration, operation, maintenance, repair, and replacement of the works, facilities, and properties of the District; and for paying the expenses of such other business functions and activities as found by said Board to be necessary and convenient; and WHEREAS, the Repayment Contract between the District and the United States, Contract No. 9-07-70-W0020, was submitted to and approved by vote of the taxpayers of the District, which contract states in part ". . . the District shall levy not less than one mill tax on property within the District as authorized by the Water Conservancy District Act of Colorado. . ."; and WHEREAS, Chapter 37-45-122, C.R.S. 1973, limits the rate of levy to one mill on the dollar of assessed valuation of property within the District after delivery of water from the works of the District; and WHEREAS, the Board of Directors found and determined that water has been delivered; is being delivered; and will continue to be delivered from the works of said District; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Directors of said District does now determine the amount of money to be raised by ad valorem taxation for the year of 1981 , to be collected in the year 1982, is approximately One Million Nine Hundred Sixty-Two Thousand Four Hundred Twenty-Six Dollars ($1 ,962,426.00); and said Board of Directors does hereby fix the rate of levy of one mill to be levied upon every dollar of assessed valuation of property, both real and personal , within Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District for the year 1981 ; and PAGE 2 District Resolution BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Board of Directors of said District does now certify to the Board of County Commissioners of Boulder, Larimer, Weld, Morgan, Washington, Logan, and Sedgwick Counties, in the State of Colorado, said rate of one mill , so fixed for said purposes of said District to be levied upon every dollar of assessed value on all property within said District in said counties as aforesaid, and does now direct that at the time and in the manner required by law for levying of taxes for county purposes, said Board of County Commissioners shall levy said tax of one mill upon each dollar of assessed valuation of all property, real or personal , within the District, in their respective counties, in addition to such other taxes as may be levied by such Board of County Commissioners; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all officers having authority to levy and collect such taxes within each said county, levy and collect such taxes in the form and manner as county taxes are collected and when collected to pay same to Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District, all as provided by the Water Conservancy Act of Colorado, Chapter 37-45, C.R.S. 1973. CERTIFICATE I , Larry D. Simpson, do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct copy of a Resolution unanimously adopted by the Board of Directors of Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District at a regular meeting of said Board held in Loveland, Colorado, on September 11 , 1981 . A t ng ecre ary NOR' COLORADO WATER CONSERVANCY C IRICT D-763-9-81 RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District has heretofore made Class "D" allotments of water, as provided by law, and such allotments are attached to certain lands within the District; and WHEREAS, the District Board has caused to be recorded in the counties in which said lands are located, the petitions of the owners of the land and the attached Orders of the Board for the allotments so made; and WHEREAS, to levy and collect special assessments upon those lands having Class "D" allotments, the Board of Directors of the District is required, on or before the first day of October of each year, to certify to the County Assessors of the counties within the District in which such lands are located, the amount of the annual installment to be collected on the tax roll as a flat special assessment against the lands for which such water was petitioned and allotted; and WHEREAS, the Board has certified to the County Assessors in each of the counties in which such allotments have been made, a list of the lands and the amount of such annual installments in dollars to be collected against said lands; and WHEREAS, the District Board has computed the aggregate total of such installments to be collected in each of the counties and such totals shall approximate but not exceed the following: BOULDER $ 31 ,526.00 LARIMER 50,092.00 WELD 145,383.50 MORGAN 152.00 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that under the provisions of the "Water Conservancy Act," Chapter 37-45, C.R.S. 1973, all officers or bodies having authority to levy and collect such taxes within each city and county, or town shall so levy in the year 1981 and collect such taxes and special assessments in the year 1982 as are herein provided, in the time, form, and manner and with like interest and penalties as county or city and county taxes are collected, and when collected, shall pay the same to Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District. CERTIFICATE I , Larry D. Simpson, do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct copy of a Resolution unanimously adopted by the Board of Directors of the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District at a regular meeting of said Board held in Loveland, Colorado, on September 11 , 1981 . ting Secretary NCIICE 01- TAX LEVY 1-'„R Inc YEAR 19 82. Nrr s, STATE OF COLORADO ) is COUNTY OF LLD & Larimer ) Ili TOUN OF Windsor ' of � r ii/ tihereas, x t a regular meeting of the Board of ; I Windsor Severance Fire Protection District Town; Fire District; Sanitation District; Irrigation or Drainage District held at Fire Hall in the Town of Windsor on the 15th day of October , 1981 , the following resolution was unanimously adopted: "Be it Resolved and Ordered by the Board of Windsor Severance Fire Prntert,ion Dist . that upon valuation of assessable property in Weld and Larimer Counties as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for: Ordinary purposes ( . 93 ) mills Interest ( ) mills Payment of Bonds ( ) mills Outstanding Warrants ( ) mills Special Improvements ( ) mills Park., ( ) mills Library ( ) mills Streets and Alleys ( ) mills Contingent ( ) mills Windsor Severance Firemens Consolidated ( •12 ) mills Pension Fund TOTALS ( 1. 05 ) mills "Passed by the Board of Windsor Severance Fire Protection Dist. of Colorado and approved this 15th day of October , 19$L• Mayor or President Attest:- Town Clerk or Secretary of Board (SEAL) Note: The Clerk or Secretary will immediately upon passage of this resolution deliver or cause to be delivered to the County Commissioners of the County and State afore- said, a certified copy of said resolution with the seal thereto attached; also signed by the Mayor or President and Clerk or Secretary of Board. Phone:833-3291 wn 7 COUNTY CCy:, {'suiy4 TOWN OF FIRESTONE • WELD COUNTY r` �4 } FIRESTONE, COLORADO 8O52O , �..-1:� ..�; s 1".�� rlar. i.An". I , Trudence L. Peterson, do hereby certify that the attached is attrue and correct copy of Ordinance #170 , adopted on the 13 day of October, 1981. Clerk, Town of Firestone Cam/ i�-e�rti oil ./ J/ Date ORDINANCE NO . 170 AN ORDINANCE LEVYING TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1982 TO DEFRAY THE COSTS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF FIRESTONE, COLORADO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1 , 1982 , AND ENDING DECEMBER 31 , 1982 . WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the Town of Firestone, shall adopt a budget for the fiscal year beginning January 1 , 1982 , and ending December 31 , 1932 , and WHEREAS , the Board of Trustees has determined that the proper mill levy upon each dollar of the assessed valuation of all taxable property within the Town is 15. 960 mills. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF FIRESTONE , COLORADO: Section 1 . That for the purposes of defraying the expenses of the General Fund of Firestone, Colorado, during the fiscal year beginning on January 1 , 1982 , and ending on December 31, 1982 , there is hereby levied a tax of 5 . 690 mills upon each dollar of the total assessed valuation of all taxable property within the Town of Firestone for the year 1982 . Section 2 . That for the purpose of defraying the expense of paying the interest upon and principal of outstand- ing bonds of the Town of Firestone, Colorado , coming due in the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1982 , and ending December 31 , 1932_ , there is hereby levied a tax of 10 . 270 mills upon each dollar of the total assessed valuation of taxable property within the Town of Firestone for the year 1982 . Section 3. That the Town Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to immediately certify to the County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado , the total tax levy for the Town of Firestone, Colorado, as is herein set forth. INTRODUCED, READ, AND ADOPTED ON this 13th day of October , 1981 . mayor ATTL'cm; Town Clerk NC' :E OF TAX LEVY FOR THE YEAR 1.9, ". STATE Of COLORADO COUNTY OF WELD TOWN OF FIRESTONE Whereas, at a Reaular meeting of the Board of the Town of Firestone Town; Fire District; Sanitation District; Irrigation or Drainage District th held at 7 : 30 D.M. in the Town of Firaafnnc on the 13 day of September , 19 R1, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: "Be it Resolved and Ordered by the Board of Trustees that upon valuation of assessable property in the Town of Firestone as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for: Ordinary purposes ( 5. 690 ) mills Interest ( ) mills Payment of Bonds ( 10. 270 ) mills Outstanding Warrants ( ) mills Special Improvements ( ) mills Parks ( ) mills Library ( ) mills Streets and Alleys ( ) mills Contingent ( ) mills ( ) mills TOTALS ( 15. 960 ) mills "Passed by the Board of Trustees, Firestone , Colorado and approved this 13th day of September , 193. (7etz{.&__ GZ NZ A—t4 Mayor or President Atteesst:- Atfi Town Clerk or Secretary of Board (SEAL) Note: The Clerk or Secretary will immediately upon passage of this resolution deliver or cause to be delivered to the County Commissioners of the County and State afore- said, a certified copy of said resolution with the seal thereto attached; also signed by the Mayor or President and Clerk or Secretary of Board. NOTICE OF TAX LEVY FOR THE YEAR 19 82. STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF WELD ) S%, V, TOWN OF Milliken, Colorado ) „ick �� , ' �FA� vL- Whereas, at a special meeting of t `Board BB& ehe • Milliken Fire Protection District Town; Fire District; Sanitation District; Irrigation or Drainaae. District held at Milliken Fire Station in the Town of Milliken on the 8th day of October , 19 81, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: "Be it Resolved and Ordered by the Board of Directors r that upon valuation of assessable property in Milliken Fire Protection District as certified by the County Assessor for the current year, there be and is hereby levied for: Ordinary purposes ( 2. 761 ) mills Interest ( ) mills Payment of Bonds - 1,9-all .Pt.iuci.p.al & -nt_ - ( 3 . 120 ) mills Outstanding Warrants ( ) mills Special Improvements ( ) mills Parks ( mills Library ( ) mills Streets and Alleys ( ) mills Contingent ( ) mills Pension Fund . 500 ( ) mills TOTALS ( 6 . 381 ) mills "Passed by the Board of Directors Milliken Fire District , Colorado and approved this 8th day of October , 1981 . ayor or Attest:- oCCLI__-e T Clerk or Secretary of Board SEAL) Note: The Clerk or Secretary will immediately upon passage of this resolution 'did cause to be delivered to the County Commissioners of the County and State afore- said, a certified copy of said resolution with the seal thereto attached; also signed by the Mayor or President and Clerk or Secretary of Board. STATE bi cOLOFADO Uc:��)itnu•nt of Local ��;!,iirs IR,i DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ° Karen Reinertson, Director • . ,„/„/ Kt .>J Richairf D. I.imr:; MEMORANDUM Govnr nor DATE: October 30, 1981 TO: All County Commissioners FROM: Beth Barnard, Budget Analyst SUBJECT: Property Tax Revenue Limit Calculations Enclosed are copies of the statutory property tax revenue limit calculations for the county, special districts and cities/towns located in your county. Please keep the following in mind when reviewing these forms and completing the final certification of mill levies for the taxing entities in your county: 1 . Mill levies certified to three decimal places are not to be rounded off any further. The Division of Property Taxation has agreed to the use of three decimal places on their forms. 2. Mill levies certified to four or more decimal places may be rounded to three decimal places. 3. Compare the certification of mill levies to the enclosed property tax revenue limit calculation. The Division of Local Government has notified the various taxing entities that their certification of mill levies must clearly indicate what a mill levy is being used for if the item is exempt from the property tax revenue limit. If this has not been done, the assumption will be made the mill levy is subject to the statutory limit. Example: The county receives the following from XYZ Hater and Sanitation District: For general operating and debt retirement 8.00 mills. However, the statutory limit would only permit 6.00 mills. You should not assume 6.00 mills are operating and 2.00 mills are debt. You should contact the entity and have them provide written documentation as to the correct certification; or contact the Division of Local Government and I will see if we have any additional information. (See #9 below for how and when to contact the Division. ) 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 8&( 2155 All County Commissioners October 30, 1981 Page 2 4. If a certification is received with general operating over the statutory property tax revenue limit or a mill levy for DLG Approved Capital , check to see if you have received a copy of the Division's approval . Please read these approvals carefully to see that any conditions listed in the approval have been met in the certification. Note: Capital is not exempt from the statutory limit unless it has an approval by the Division of Local Government. If a certification received by the county is over the limit, contact the taxing entity to see if an application to exceed the limit was filed with the Division of Local Government. If the entity filed the application, then contact the Division to see what action is being taken on the application. (See No. 9 below for how and when to contact the Division. ) 5. When comparing the certifications to the Division sheets , please note the following: a. The property tax revenue limits have not been adjusted to reflect mill levy limits for particular types of districts. b. Those marked as new districts are not subject to review by_ the Division of Local Government. If you feel the mill levy is out of line with the service plan or organizational intent of the district, contact the district for a response. c. Those marked with a 0 (zero) for the statutory limit must apply to the Division in order to institute an operating mill levy. Note: A district cannot switch a dept levy to an operating levy unless they make a formal application to the Division. 6. Taxing entities which have applied to exceed the statutory property tax revenue limit are being informed of our decision by phone, with a written confirmation to follow. A copy of the approval is being sent to the counties. We believe all of these written con- firmations will be out by November 10. If you have not received anything by Nobember 10, please call the Division. 7. If you receive a mill levy certification for a district which does not have a limit calculation, contact the Division. 8. Some counties are still using the Pueblo office address or the Denver address at 1550 Lincoln. To avoid the delay this causes , please use the following address : Division of Local Government 1313 Sherman, Room 520 Denver, Colorado 80203 All County Commissioners October 30, 1981 Page 3 9. If you have questions or problems, please do not call the Division until November 10, 1981 . At this time you should contact Beth Barnard at 866-2156. If you contact the Division before November 10, it will delay getting the written responses out on the applications to exceed the property tax revenue limit. It will also delay the issuance of corrected property tax revenue limit calculations when errors are found. BB/btm - ' STATE OF c LOF ADO • Ilepalnu nl ril n All m 3F Cp1e4 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT t,4Ait4r$1 Karon Roinorhan. Dire(tor PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS revs.' / 1 Lost Creek Ground Water Mtgnt. P. 0. Box (3I c Keenesburg, CO 80643 in, 1 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ '' - ' 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction- $ 7 6 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ r, (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ �. $ /HO/ r�? ( =1 �' o) over the 1981 budget: This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ // L,e). valuation of $ -t �_ mill ev and a total assessed "- C '-, __� the maximum ]c,vy is ( ) , -=,)7;i mills . This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit • does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1113 Sherrum Shell. Rnum S'1, Dee , ( (dm a lu !]112(1 S ( (lei) RM,.21so a) 4- C• O •r C s 4- C O O an 0 C •r C (` U) at 4-) .r \1 1 1 re E u u CO C J 3 O O i r- -0 -0 U O O O • .-i d d • a C Q v U C k Q V 11 ,1 +) f(1 V ) h W CO o al -a U rb a) of a) C C i C O ro •r C 4-+ r O U CO CD C Cr) 0 •r O ro a) o I—• a) co r'. ,•., ut � r-- s 01 > N • cf - - ------------ 4-, C i a) o a) > • CO a a) Ql Oc r d X eri — C O O Cr N 4-) O it U ro CO r-) a) O 01 0 Nr F- rn ra Q > • 4. • S^I FL OF L OLoRADO \\„ ,,, 6, co,,, DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT • r e Karen Reinertnon. Dire(tot 1•� I v PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS •/R76 • • Irn li .rlU i o- ; ( / Longmont Fire Prot. District P. 0_ Box 978 Longmont, CO 80501 C The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ ' 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ " 75700 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ y. $ U (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! ! ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ ,-3 76'( ( ) the 1981 $ "( e77 t. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used topay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. -_--- ----- Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ =. 1 ; r r f valuation of $ p55--77 -7nr,, . and a total assessed , the maximum mill levy is �"77 mills. This m mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Ronm 523, Drncrt. ('ulnr.nL, 80101 (303) 666-2156 ---------- ----------- - --- OJ 4- C O • - C r 4- C O O Ot Q1 •r = n VI a) i-0 E U U W N O 1 Ol 5.- r -0 1 U O O O • C >. i S- .—, d a S.. C U U = H { \ n N C Q n co O O U (� ' (n X Q ro N w co C c c r° o `l H O 3 16\ U ` , CO N C \ O Qr- -0 co a) O Cn ✓1 1` v ro r. 4 r., CO Q b 9 , O" �n (r) \ kf >1 4-> i O N > CO fl_ N Cl 0 CC S- O- X - F- C -O O 41 'r Vl 4-O O tO CO OJ 4- U j 01 0 (n r- - F- zt ro O e� C,. • SITE OF G 00LOr Do L �i.��llnri�l ul ni. 111,in 6S CO/r DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT �T . "�E' Rd„.„ Reinertso n, Uin ( b'r V� '�':'•i PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS )ays " LGCL�! Town of Erie /y1 Box 98 � � Erie, Co 80516 L1: 640/ 2OZ IAZc0, 10 ' CaS The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation // 0/ 3oC, 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax ✓ revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) r//23/ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 7' 51! ,('n 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ _�O 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine o (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and G are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! ! ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is _- This is an increase of $ 6N 7J ( 1%) $ �+ This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to 9 tobe used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. -- — Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ '/e valuation of $ i� �, . ___. 1__- __ and a total assessed , �� , the maximum mill levy is /:5. 2..z-f, mills. mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 1G, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Shenn.m tilrrrt Ronne 5_' S I lemur, ( nlnr.idn 811261 ( 303) 866-1156 - wC O ..- C 4 C O O a C '--- N E U U CO aJ J O 5 U - -0 -- u000 C 5- L s- 0_a. U O t° 3 0.1 S- (..) C U '4 0 Li ti .4_5 \. O s O O • CT -0 U al Up X c C CU C S- C O C U C V .. O 4-) r 0 (.) CO C.) C f— C O ,'fl fps O VI 1 FCC' 0 +L c o cu c >> co 0 el C ✓ o — d X it C -O O m - UI 4it ) -' m 5 O CO Q 0 in ut Oa r UI ( 4 ..1 11 >- • 0 U \) STAFF, OF LOL ORADo_ ,,, piilnu•ni i Hi,.,: VI.iii ��Ill)/ t. 4 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT �T, "—, , K.0 4'n Krinrnsun. Din•(tor , ,',7---, PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS /avg3 Erie Water & San. District (2Qac'4 cAd ]Box 386 Erie, CO 80516 'C'76 �rrzto'ear,oz-. The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ J /7 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax 3 �„/� � 7 revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ ✓r "^ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation t _ 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ � lo�l, SID $ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ '7 0 F ' 7 G 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine 0 C) O (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! ! ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ /4/;!. ( ) $ .--5C47..--5C47.J_ t. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to 9 tobe uusedeto pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 7. =i,t. valuation of _.___ and a total assessed $a �0'�� 11O the maximum mill ll levy is ,2. (?A27 mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. I 114 She, n,in 5144'1.1, It,,oui i2 I, I)rm, r, (nl,n.ulu 7(1111 i (111'4) 066-2 I5(, ^FAIT OF COEdr DO i! , Iniriil rd fns „ Al Lrir "F CO DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVEKNMENI -1:?; Karen Remertsun. Direr for �•� PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS • rn v5 • 1 Y/ 'am/ i. . . V U/ l Erie Water & San. District d o ',2 0/V Box 386 • Erie, W 80516 Ougurbtoiewretj The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation , :v73 31/0 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax $ 1 revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) ;/^ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation ' 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ a., (�O'r 7/O 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction ,770 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ D (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ; ! ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ /-4/:2 $ ( 2d7 : ) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 714±.r. valuation oP $"R and a total assessed GO /� the maximum mill levy r J ;�, levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill lc --it which hilay. This mill a particular type of special district or a particular fund. limit may exist for ' does not apply (Note: This mill levy limit pp y to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1113 Sherm•u; Street, Room 321. I)encer. ( nlnradn 80201 (103) 866-1156 4- C O •�- C y- CU c 0 o N ()'- coR E V V CO L J J Oi L i-- -0 0 r U O O O C > i L O_d • 0i O r0 •3 •r O CU u L C U J C O L N 4-)'- (If CO N 0 =J 0 O O) -0 O in X ro O C O U r0 .— v, " O 'U O U N co N C Q J •r r- -0 r0 N O 4- in p h O in 4-+ Q) r0 CO Q r0 rn CC >-, = L C L O >41 > CO 0_ v CFI 0 K r-r- d X r0 H C 0 O •-) - t +) O it vt Wn 4-) CU J O 0 rn N N Q � t�Y C J T 0 v \� STALE OF COLORADO h,l i,iil ill HI Ul.irt . i4 b- � %, DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMI_NT •e ^ kdren Reine,tuar. I)ii,•, for PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIP]T CALCULATION I:'OR 1982 BUDGETS revs Mead Sanitation District / ' ' 1 P. 0. Box 399 Mead, CO 80542 / ' ' � 4 ____.-� The property tax revenue limit for Iho 1.982 budget Leer the above entity has been calculated by the Division of loc_.,l Government . The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue $ r� '.n (Dots not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) ' 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ '21 Al 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $-� 0=�5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 11 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a product,,,; 3 r mine $ _1 _ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 arc obtained from the Annual Pi.norl. of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets . Line-; 3, 4, 5 and b are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, co; Government immediate) 't'zOt- the Division of Local y: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ .6?� $ --Ri6 l/ This figure does not include property 1 Lox 11. / °) over the 1981 budget. —"— This subject 1 I y -rx revenue which is to be used to pay for items to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the financial Management ';anual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. - — ---- Based on the above property tax revenue' limit of valuation of - --� � $ / (� '5 /'�_ , the maximum ml11 levy i and a s . assessed levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mril. levy limitmills . This mill .=a particular type of special district or a particular Fund. which may exist for does not apply to mill levies for items (Note: This mill levy limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for(`thetexempto the iitems.) tax revenue limit If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to tie Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981 , or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. N f 1117 Shonn.u, Slrrel, Rum,, )13. [ten„-,, ( nl,.,,,i1.) 1111203 (311{) 866-21.56 -_ _ STATE OF cOft)rDo _ I Ic.I,,,riii ,•iii r,l l r u,rl \Harr •6F (4)/O DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT . �` 0r Ig; Karen Ileinerlson, I)ir((1ol )•/ PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS ``rnT6 I?,r! •,rl ,r Town p Mead !, .. r r/ Box 217 r' Mead; CO 80542 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (yearn are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation • 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) • .. r 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ c (:•-• 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ !/ dv�� y' 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 6. 1981 Increase in volume ofproduction by a $ Y3� `'?'d producing mine $ • (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! !!) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ / ,L)'/. This is an increase of $ /77 ( //.dl %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. • Based on the above property tax .revenue limit of $ , valuation of $ /� �� _ and a total assessed �, r)�'r d/-7) , the maximum mill }evy is /-7. ::';'7 mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a. formal application must be made to t',e Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies tO the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election, is held to increase the mill levy. I3I3 Sherm.1n Sheet. Rn„nl i..'i, I), u„•r ( MO) t (303) 8(,,-215, 'TIME OF COLORADO lrl�.0 iii ni ..I I �. I ln,ni 61' C6,0 ' DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ' i 1 r Karen Reinrrlsun, Direr for • �- 7.4.!•� PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT .CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS sis'• Town of Lochbuie . chi Ruute X14, Box 99 ,�_ Brighton, f n /v' rightan, CO 80601 2.1 )2 ! . The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax $ � revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) • 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ rl /[)/O tl 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ ) (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! ! ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ .3'26 $--'"r ! ( ! r.) %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ y'- -)-'> --) valuation of $ —._.__ and a total assessed `��OOxc` the maximum rail] levy is r ,//i/;' mills . This mill levy limit has not Leon adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, aformal. application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981 , or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 5herrna, Slmel. Room 521, Drv,oer. ( oloredn 80201 (303) 866-2156 • ___- - STATE C)F L OLORADO I Wool Iiru•iii 'it r.ii.,r �,r.i�i �� ce)i --_ & Q r4 t• . DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMEN I '�`� '81 N {---� Ka,P71 Rvinc•rt>on, f)irrc u,r w PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS �•1I876.• f Town of Eaton P. 0. Box 946 _ Eaton, CO 80615 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. • The information used in the calculation follows (years arc property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ • 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ /77) / 1/ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions (a��(�0 X 2O 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a $ �O producing mine $ O (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ 7pia.' r %) $ This figure does not include property whichtax(revenue the � istob budget. e used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget • Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. -` Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 7.'f /ice, valuation of $ 6,4169,:g223 --- —.,. and a total assessed , the maximum- mill levy is 13,(-y3/ mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t'•)e Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or a comber 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room .523. I)c•n cr. ( nlorad ) 81)21)3 (303) 866-2156 E./-rE Ul 6�-RDRAno eb DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMEN 1 TW "' K.uen Remertson, Director PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS � /aI ' Eaton Fire Prot. District O nn n 1 Y. O. Box 58?_ w � • ; aton, CO 80615 d�� ,,20 LD/tiALi≥Z The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does _not include property tax $ /7, r %,i.. _) r? revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ l7, 3j3 -'62.p 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ Q 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ ��1 �� $ 0 (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual. Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Line; 3, 4, 5 and G are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! ! ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ .gla`B This is an increase of 2'/^: _ ( `L G? %) over the 1981 budget.This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. -- —'— Based on the above property tax revenue limit of -' valuation of $ 1 7 3I- '--___1�..v _r�'_?-.__.. and a total assessed '� '� , the maximum mill levy is mills . s mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill -levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room i23, Dr nver. fnlo,.ulo 8021)3 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLOR ADO Ir irinn'Ill for Hot AIl,in r' Pt ()to DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT T r �`�vo` Kann Rclnon tun. biro,h,r 5„ )?; .. , PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1082 BUDGETS /ens E7. Evans Sanitation District - P. 0. Box 59 Evans, CO 80620 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax /7(-) revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ Y3- /l / 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 0 $ y f 7-7 3 70 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $�� 6. 1981 Increase in volume of $ `' T�^ ��3n production by a producing mine $ ;� (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately' : : ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of f $ � �� ( /y-'� %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. — Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ valuation of and a total assessed y'�,077, 37U the maximum mt.il. levy is ?, � mills. levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit )wh.ichmay existmillt for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 131.3 Sherman Sheet. Room 23, Durum, Cnlor.irio 8(320 { (301) 066-2156 STATE � F QOL�F Do l6l,,n iinri,i .n I „i ,I 1il.m.. . 6t �4, DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT TW ^'gig Km rn Keinenson. Dim for (V.;H _ PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS �I,, Town of Firestone Box 100 • Firestone, Co 80520 pilau is'1 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax $ ' /70 revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) 5'3 '� 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusion:; $ '1•4/7/ as 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ _ 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ 2 Sri 7E o (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and G are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : : ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ 37-75G .77/ ( //. i `-i) over the 1981 budget.This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. --- Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $_ valuation of $ G 5,172“) _ _and a total assessed j __ , The maximum mill levy is `i , l,','1O mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to tile Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 131.3 Sherm,rn Street, Knorr ;2.3, Denver, Colorado 11021) 1 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF coK \Do CO I,rl,,ufn„•fU rrl I ui .,I \IM.i„ . � pF DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT `� � rr`°y1 �N Kann Rcinertu,n, Director PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Iti lr..ul i 1 .., , pptib City of Fort Lupton. 0.33.&5.44a) Box 158 r` Fort Lupton, CO 80621- 0158 Cl. • The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation ,o / 7f ? V° 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax $ revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen•'s Pension for a fire protection _ district.) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ / 1/S Sl 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ / /` J' �'`�7� 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ • 0'� 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ ? - O!l� (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Line:; 3, 4, 5 and G are provided by the county For mulit-county entities, a break down by county provided on l back of is form. sfrm If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ !-! 1/.� ( %) the 1981 $budget. 730 This figure does not include :�property tax revenue which is to be used to not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill l ay fevyo is r items required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ i•; ;' . :. , valuation of $ ii �,/�, ��j ._.._, and a total assessed , the maximum. mill levy is /4.O-7F mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit 'does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 131.3 Sherman Street, Rrx,m 513. Denver. C'rflr,r,uir, U0211! (303) 866-2151, STATE O coLoRADo• DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVEltNMEN T (`e(/ _ Karen R(•inertwn, Director ;; • PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS 'e?6 FitGaleton Fire Prot. District Galeton, CO 80622 1,81,/00eLQ\ The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ / *1/1 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax ~ /c� revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) / 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ T / 7/, C-"-)f 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ � 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately; : ;) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ //D4 z.'This is an increase of $ 7-1/ ( %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not includeproperty tax revenue which is to be used to f not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy i items is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ /ice/2. valuation of $ S' and a total assessed r!7/ 0,0 , the maximum mill levy is "2. /�� ' mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit 'does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t!ie Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 123, Dent cr. C ulc,r,r({„ 0020 3 (103) 864-2I56 STATE OF COLO DO -_ .. D t.,,.11,„„,I„ ,o r, Bill . et CY)(U 4 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT It( "' v1 Karen Reineriwn. Dire(To) \' PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Town of Gilcrest C4C Box 8 a ljt;lin�J 'l� Gilcrest, CO 80623 • Cf1). in,L3i Iii'(,--t) ; The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax $ � , /C�/� 1') revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) ,a 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ T.5 Fl {70 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ /e, “.7(9mine 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing $ 1$ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets . Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ 4,7l7 $ 3g 5S?, ( /?.- / 5) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. -- --- Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ valuation of $ ,:?,7557,-170 —_ ' and a total assessed the maximum mill levy is /6, mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items .) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local. Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. I:113 Sherman Sin-ct Hnnm i? I. 1)entw, ( nlorailn 7{111(13 (1113) 866-2156 (FATE OF L�0LOF DO Art DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT jL E 3. � . Kdmn Keinertum, Uimc tor PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS I iii Gilcrest Sanitation District Box 3 �natift-_) Gilcrest, CO 80623 Cet • ilgUSSI • - y'e:c( The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation •4 7,-.7n 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) $ _. 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ /H ° 1;7e3 / 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ l // 9 '7, y /' 37.0 ? r O ( 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ " C� i [� (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : ' ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ (o775- This is an increase of $4 3�V ( /77:15 o) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. ------- Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ ! 17r valuation of levy and a total assessed a.�'S�8 'S VC the maximum mill levy is ;�• /5 mills . This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t'le Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1.981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy , 1113 Shernsu; Sheet. Ponm ";? 1, Dencer, ('dm Ai) IMin i (103) 866-2156 STATE CF COLORADO 11 •I�diin,rni .,I l �,i �1 •V I / p4 co,,, DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ''T( . "g) Karen Re,nenson, Dire(!or �� eqc � PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS (-r Town of Frederick L V2 Box 435 �7��(�° l Frederick, CO 80530 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax (m, 7 .3.22 revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) $ -.:72 7, L 1, 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation Ca /j� r7 r O r - 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ $ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ // /, / 30 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets . Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately' : : ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ <-37/71a-1 This is an increase of $.q'{p-� ( } '', s) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. ----- Based on the above property tax rc-venue limit. of $ .2 -(71 :-:-/ and a total assessed (a /J70 i valuation of $ 1, the maximum mill levy is -//y-177-7 mills . This mill levy limit has not been adjusted For any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street Po,un i 23, D, nc, r. ( iJ„ouln 80201 (103) 866-2151, TAT E Or L OLOI DO h ��.0 lnnN nl I „I AILiir. DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT :I Karen Reinerlsun, Dirp<hn PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS 5 Hudson Fire Prot. District P. 0. Box 7 fiS` ��4Y Hudson, CO 80642 .r mfr?i C/er S ----- /f1/2:-/. The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ �J ,—S<-, Cr?-1 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) $ 7 .:29/ :9, / 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 7` $ 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions 14' �(40 5 --1-9 O '5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 0 —7T;(3 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ u (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for /1 your 1982 budget is $ Sp ` This is an increase of $ '&7 ) ( ^: %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 2{ 'Sc:?h r, and a total assessed valuation of $ , the maximum mill levy i s ^ c - vY 1� �,.,", mills . This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to tie Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Slreel, Room 523. limner, Cnlor,id,r 80201 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF C OLOMDO_ I) • ,.ulnnrnl Iii F L V.I,in . ,•/% c(Uri AS DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT n.Py6) Kdmn Krin Prlxl, Me(toi PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS • /876 4' • C Town of TaSalle P. 0. Box 717 La Salle, CO 80645 ///-',;!in 1 �, J (( 47-40 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation S y 2' ,2.- ?CO 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax Y 1 revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator. Facilities and Fircmen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ 9,5/ 7 2 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ _ 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions 1;2. �� O g,t� 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producin mine $ ≥'.? O'Fp g $ r"7 (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets . Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above infbrmation, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! : ! ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ Jo Y!/7 This is an increase of $ `t a f2, ( .,) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ t .., y//,7 valuation of $ .S — and a total assessed .. �SOv_U , the maximum mill levy is j`'_ r5/() mills . This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street. Room ;23, Dencrr. C.-olor,uln 813203 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF LOLOr\AnO lr� .0 In u'iil ..I Iell A dii. 6r' (:o,itlr DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT �ti e "`C, g' Rdren Reinerlrn. Direr for �•� PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS ravq LaSalle Fire Prot. District P. 0. Box 345 LaSalle, CO 80645 n The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 198O Total Assessed Valuation � 3 � 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax $ , � / revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) , 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ i/e// ',) 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine C) $ r� (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual [Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, A, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! ! ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ 4, c� ( 81 bud$ �� / 7 t. This figure does not include property tax revenue) e 9 which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. — Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ ''T z 79 (/' valuation of $ �;;, ;;.�,e; - , j and a total isemill - , � � � the maximum mill levy is mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit " does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t,e Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Slret 1, Room 523, Denver,r, Colorado 8112113 (:R13) 866-2156 STATE C)F COLORADO I h•�,dilinia,l .,I I ...„I AII,iIn 6„CO/ e`-./.. P iu DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ( r$. Karen Neinrmon, Director • y j PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS ,eve_ Town of Kersey P. 0. Box 67 n, / Li Kersey, CO 80644 -0067 / C. L_, The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 1, d../;T • 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) $ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ / t:� 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ O :R /0 O 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! ! ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 393y? 3 v This is an increase of $ 7 q / ( 77j,_)_ r.%) over the 1981 budget. / / This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ ') 9 ? `! valuation of - and a total assessed $ �,9°70,Z�s> _, the maximum mill levy is "' 14' 0 mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted_ for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t)e Division of Local Government prior to October ].6, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1113 Sharman Street, Kuorn 523. Denver. Culor,idn 80?03 (303) 866-2156 STATE )F L TOR ADO U, l i,iilnui it nl If i .,I AIl,iii pF CO, ' DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ��Pt�. "� < n. �; (. . , Karen Keineritiun, Direr tor 'MI6 • PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Town of Keenesburg P. 0. Box 312 (,,d_411,2G �C Keenesburg, CO 80643 / The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation (t 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue ' (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) $ Q S 7c 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ )/,/1 ,1, 9 /O 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ /ski /5o 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets . Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : .) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ (7 This is an increase of $ /7^'f'; ( 7. 9 %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 7 (' 7f,try and a total assessed valuation of $ / ---/ t7 '7/0 , the maximum mill levy is 7 el mills. levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist mill tfor a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman 51reet. Room 523, Denver, Colorado 8020 S (303) 866-2156 STATE or LOLO[ZADO L � ,il lritrnl rd I r ..I AI .nr pV CO/r) get "g,, DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT �,L, Kdren Reinerisun, Dire(to, • raga: PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Town of Johnstown 1,{- S(ylJ P. 0. Box 306 Johnstown, CO £30534 altrTh issiotwri /ii L r The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 2 � Jr;, Veo 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) � 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 3 7R9 S Sb 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ -.3S, tone; 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ .C) (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and Cr are provided by the county assessor. For mu]it-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! ! ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is tl $ This is an increase of $ s 7 > - _ ( $, I %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ _:77 (7°:742 and a total assessed valuation of $ 331.x7 fc17.N the maximum mill levy is .0. $C'4 mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street. Room 523, Denver. Colorado 8020 S (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLORADO /� 11r,)dn Wean ul l u�.,l 41Lw, pF coj� O.VQ� � 1, DIV"SIGN OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Kdr, n Rcinerison, Director ./ * a X8]6/ PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS . „J‘ri lug Waterk'ast Larfiner E o, �� i / ,fir P. 0, Bo7c .?044 L Fort Collins, ) 80.521 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 1/3/ 7o 9, ' YO 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest; TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection • district. ) LC- l. / r /_J/ •-,` $ -t4-- 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ .447 e.) ", '30 4. 1.981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 13 ISOD 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ I.1 972,a / 0 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: ! ; ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ This is an increase of $ ( . %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ and a total assessed valuation of $ , the maximum mill levy is • mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as . long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) if you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t•ie Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The sl_atu:ory deadline fur certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981. or D,cemhor 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. I H 1 Vlu'rni.ni AIn'r 1. Hn,un ' 1, I). .�. ,, ( i;l ,t.ul,i }N141 t ( III1) 666-'21S6 4— C O •r W_ C O O a) C O v 1 •r r- IO - U O 03 N J O C) L r- "O TJ V O O O C L L d Q. • 4) C [ 0 V ( r. LEO o IN ft U = C o 4-) 4-,cu tn N m o Q O` "O U r � ✓) X Q N Q) U) 0 C C 0 L C 0 U rt3 r W C N -' O = rl U O C 0' 4 C = r 'a \) Q, .- -0 C N /0 0 O U) n Vl rv) r- ofQ ro j 00 r. CU > _ C L d) O 0) > CO 2 Q) C) 0 K r S- 0_ X R F-- cID C O O -, r' N +) O (0 O) r0 CO a) 0) = OS 0 U — • - C _ O U ) STATE OF COLORADO )r rrl I r.r I AIlan Cl? rb,, DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT /ti "'�� Karen Reinernun, Direr tor r. 1., PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS �x Fey , Town of Grover Grover, CO 80729 • The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 1 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax $ 9c //O revenue, used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ �� `' 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ ,�� a 190 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ /90 �) 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ ) � -. r (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ ?7 Z This is an increase of $ 33 ,9; � -2 %) `' This figure does not include pr erty tax(reve nu //, iseto9be budget. deto pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. --- ---- Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ '?;, j ? e?' and a total assessed valuation of $ �.� 3 /90 , the maximum mill levy is I' levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levylimit which may s mill may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular. fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t',e Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Slree3, Rnum S'2.3, Ihvner. Colorado 110203 (303) 866-2156 STATEOLLOLOr Do iirlmi ii ,oi I rn .J AIr.,ir. je nq` DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT k.n en Rcinrnsn n. Dine lop . .. , i r.. PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS �� C Frederick. Area Fire Prot. ape. n Box 129 Frederick, CO 80530 /y • The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax .,�// 1, 1) revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) _ , ( r 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ `� 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine S O (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ /0 '2) C._/ ( Cif, $%) the 1981 This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be u e used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above rop9rt tax revenue limit of $ // "7' / < valuation of $ 77 2; '; ")!/( , the maximum mill levy evy - .3 and a total assessed is ...-.-2 ctp? mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to tile Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. ;1-./00 P,(J/ i ; 1 313 Sherman Sirer 1. Room 521, Denver, Colorado 80201 (303) 866-2156 ELATE OF CO LO>:Aflo h �i,n lnio ni nl Ian <'r>�1) A:of DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTea Karen Reinerlcon. Dim for i.1-. 1,_�•� PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS /1,76 � • FortL:uptonFire Prot, Diet, ,kSt}�J 331 Park Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 ar,h/dl % 0/W25', The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ / • 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax � revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) ( �,. ;,�' i - . 3. 1981 Total Assessed' Valuation • $ / �� K3 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions Lj�' I ��i' _> >L) 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine ,,.p >.":%:*) $ r• (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets . Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ $ / C_J 66 23(f/�f %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. -_-- -"— Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ / 0 6 U? U valuation of $ 2 C3 -� mill / and a . assessed m ZQ� 1 _a _. (f the maximum levy is / �}�) mills . This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill. levy imit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy s certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to te Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill. levy. 1313 Sherm.ui Skeet, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80201 (303) 866-2156 ° [AN" ()MIKADO'. pnrrinr nt 81 18, I \Il,iil-. o car) tit DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT T �` & r.1 Kdrrn Rrinruxm, Dire( or ''" PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION ['OR 1982 BUDGETS n7c � Town of Hudson ss(r Box 351 / Hudson, CO 80642 ajiy77- Ot,QkS The property tax revenue limit For the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (yours are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation S 7 ;, 70 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, 'PV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ /, /� 1 � �'� 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction S , 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine S - - � S (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue Jimit for your 1982 budget is _- This is an increase of $ p_1_ $ 2 / O ( `/ 6 f ( -�( ? -) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. ------- Based on the above property tor, revenue. limit et $ 7 /0 valuation of $ � and a total assessed lil y 7 1 0 , the maximum mill levy is / , eki ?mills . This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy 's certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to tile Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street. Ruin i?1, Dein, r. ( t ier.uln 811201 (303) 866-2 ISL 1ATL OF 6 OLORADO Iry idiinuvii ,u I rn .,: AI:.ur, /ot co/0 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT z. A1/4. / v, c . KM ell Rerneusun. ()fret for PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS 'e�c" Town of Keota Box 17 K2:a-a_C • N- -1 Keota, CO 80729 7 O / l_ The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions /� y 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : : ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ This is an increase of $ Z ( 7.O s) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. -- --- Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ }`� valuation of $ 1/V and a total assessed �?� the maximum mill levy is `] , , , t7 mills . This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy ;s certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1:313 Sherman Slreol, Rnnm 523. Deaver, (nlmadu 8112114 (:303) 866-21 i6 STATE OF coLOr\Ano L �y�Ilnu'i it ,p, I n(,,( \JLiii 'O4 <-O/q4 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT • � °� Kwon Rcinonso n, Dire(rlor •afb]6 PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS b Highland Hills Sanitation Dist, n C/0 Highland Nuseries W 50th Ave. & 20th St. Greeley, CO 80631 \ 4..04.0/1.1) W EL The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ rl 3 1 ? 6 O 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax y J revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ '', it '3-,0 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions ,� S a. 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ -- ,;.r, 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ This is an increase of $ ( 8) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ and a total assessed valuation of $ , the maximum mill -le is mills. levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levylimit which may exist mill tfor a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1113 Sherman Slreel, Room 511. Denver, Colnr,i,in 8020 I (103) 866-2156 DL.,uiImriilfit Iin .1 AI,,iio 3FQC6/ DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Karen Remerisor• Director PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS RPrthoud Fire Protection ECU-LT-7 P 0 Box 283 /fSsc=SSor� Berthoud, CO 80513 C C J/ fJ SSl �r ttS The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget: for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government.. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 2O, 7/ 7 6C/-0 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 3 Li-S.) $ X60 /?� 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 2./ A '6 760 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ -6" / 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 93-6 2_2_0 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: ' : ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ _. This is an increase of $ "- ( ji • ' I) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of - and a total. assessed valuation of $ _.__ ---;— d�(�$ � `�GCJ _ the maximum mill levy r ' i ; mllL; . This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mili levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy -s certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1113 Sherman Slre.•I, Room i2 t, Oenter, Cnlnr.irlu 8020 (303) 866-2151, CU 4- c O •r C c 4- C 0 0 0 0) • c n 1- a . E b E U U W d) O OU 0 r 0 0 U O O O • C L.0 .--r Q d. al 3 .0 S- CU c u C O s_ J /Y) CO 0) -O U W IY) O- W ut X c N C C O o U it r ..y N {Vlr^) O CO 0 C Cn O •� O v - U O v •o `•r (� o in a.' V/)) rY1 (\\ N ro y CO Q TCrl N ^ V `-) c s_ N O v o > ' CO n _CM 0 CC F- c l� i 0 o v r5 4 Q- - v) y I - CO ni rn o v, V Q J J M -.1 p { 1 0 V STATE OF LOLC)IZADO Urlidlln unl nlrt,d \Ild n. pF <Or ti R �� DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT �� Kanto Reinertson, Ulm tor .') /876 PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS ,... Little Thompson Water Dist. n Drawer G Berthoud, CO 8O513 / s 1 r The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ � ) F, /, ,a/�.) 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ O 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 7To 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 56,7 -7OO 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ CD (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! ! ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for. your 1982 budget is $ O- This is an increase. of $ l) ( - ---%) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. - Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ ! � and a total assessed valuation of ---- ------ $ 'y'y;✓:77,`r?0 the maximum mill Jevy is _ �) mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t'ie Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1713 Shern an Street. Rormr 523, Denver, (-nl )r.ido 1112111 (303) 866-2156 w c O ..- C 4- C 0 O Ol O CU C 01 a) 4- ( E U U CO al01 c c c S.r V 0 0 O O O C i 5- P-0 Q4. CU C If) o N4 ' „,0 7 0 aJ al 4-+ v C 11.. to �l CO o ry v MI X (O G V Co -' `n *. ra 0 0 CC) 0 Af) r m o U �) CO al c r- Cro t v o . 9 0) o O Vn +� 0 I— v h ro .� VIM OD Q rd ' .- (( - C 5- c icu O aJ >> Cr) O0 CC S- O_ X - F c 0 r v • - VI J O o+0 G) oa CO G) CT 0 vi VI . � J ' 4 STA rE OF aDLORADO )r �r,rilnn rrl rrl Inr �l Ail,,,, (,Y_rok, DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Karen Reuu rixm, Dire(lur �•.. !.; PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS rx7e • I1 I I, Town of Garden City P. 0. Box 1214 0•2310 )10 Greeley, CO 80631 • The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ S:,1 R</ 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ C 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions / L '1)1/4 (�� 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ it 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ it (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is f) This is an increase of $ ( $8) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ valuation 'of $ () II / and a total assessed ��1�� , the maximum mill levy is 'r mills. This mill levy limit has not been1adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sh, rm,ur S1red1. Ruunr 523, Denver, Cn6ir,ido 80201 (303) 866-21511 STATE C r OLOF DO ,dl �� ii ,n 3c (:(3 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT yg Karon Keln ry lum. um,for in76 PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS • Keenesburg Sanitation Dist. P. 0. Box 312 �Lut� .a_2u `cJ Keenesburg, CO 80643 r -- 7-y (L,22,1.4: G--- Zt' 1.<y The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ _-2 0-0 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ C 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 77 , i -.,.O 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ ,� (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ ( o) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. --- Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ - and a total assessed valuation of $ / -374, / To , the maximum mill lev� i levy limit has not been adjusted forany y —= mills. This mill statutory mil ] levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to tile Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or D?cember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Shenmuc Slfeel. Rcurm 523, Dencor, Color.uln 811101 (303) 866-2156 £TATL OF COLORADO ADO .-- IlrIi.nimrnl nI Ini,il AIldu� pF p�� DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT - PW Rg' �� 1 Karen Rcinenson, Director PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS /876 / Dacono Sanitation. District P. 0. Box 204 Dacono, IX} 80514 Cl ; );f( n.C 1S 1ucl.C The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation - $ ( � ,i, 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions <) ( 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction C`6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ ,7 (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ ,:2. This is an increase of � ' $ - /- ( %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not includeproperty tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ �� valuation of $ L and a . isemill / 70 " ','/.oC.l the maximum mill levy is � mills. This mill- levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit . does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523. Denver, Cnlnrado 80203 (303) 866-2156 • • STATE OF COLORADO I)ol,.ulinrnl in I ui,J 'VIl.m. �p COihA P/ X99 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT (par I J • .. / K,u rn Kolnoiisun, Dine( OF PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Fuft,rd 11 I IIlli Brighton Fire Protection -,SS — �— c;o -Ken Timm-et-man • G(J/�IM�55 LCv�`r�S 254 So. 21st Ave. Brighton, CO 806012.�tCl The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest; TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) $,UCW D-]-.S r/Z,L?C,i 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ / 63-6- 3 70 , 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions 5. ]981 Increase due to new construction $ _ 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property .Taxation and the 1981 budgets . Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your .1982 budget is $,UC O This is an increase of $ -- ( — (;) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial- Management Manual. for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above G property;tax revenue limit of $ itW 11 valuation of $ �� £S 6/ �_ �' y1S ( /'.�'C�� and a total assessed m the maximum levy is mills. This mill levy limit has not/ been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 1 , 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November I, 1981 or n_cembur 15, 1981., iF ;,n election is held to increase the mill levy. I I I i Vhrr u.n! titu o1, Hol,or 1. U. i. ( ..I„I.,EI,, !Y1 'n , ( I!)tl 7{L6-1ISL v- O - 0 O 0 O r CO v O) L r "0 -0 U000 O O C L a N C N 0 O > 4) v ✓ S- C 0 L N r- 4) C CO 0 O\ 'O U N X CO C N C C 0 L C O r b •r N O O N r O C CO :3 C r r O C N N •r • v !n Jv N = u, y r N r CO C n3 Crr CU cm L C) O 4 > \ QD d 4) O0 cr. 1 /`I X (0 1- i • I ✓) ) h rJ • c b o v •r r N o U O rO v) p ji Cl O N r '— F-- N rJ L 2 ? � • )21 J o ` ), '� STATE JF COLOI'�ADO /Dril,primi•lit id e 1-64) ic—t q DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT h y$1 Karen Ruiner tson, Direr for PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS /816 thirki North Weld Co. Water Dist. cc P. 0. Box 56OV$ Lucerne, CO 80646 L 1.�/ZrNI {7 N` L-7 CS) The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ ?r/ (,n -j A 2 r' 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) /,1"/ 7 $ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 2 (n'eC ~ O 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ -7j `7 -/O 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ CD (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ -1/Y—. ( --- 1) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue Limit of $ valuation of -2, and a total assessed $ /s'-rort2'0 , the maximum mill levy is _ (1-- mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular. fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Slreel, Rnnm 524. Denver, Color.vl ) 811204 p01) 866-2156 • c o c o a) c aEO ro = U u u I CO C) C _ O i r C o O O O C o CU O Y V C = CN \ V� r v c = O Ol -o N x X c 5- to 5 C O C O ✓ rt •)- C O =3 + o O V CO CD C Cr) J •)- r- p Li V rc5C0o ) O to o O N A0 cu ro to ul M CO CT) > nS C., a = +_ C i O N > CO d N Cr, O CC i a X - C O o O •)- to a0 o ro CO ro rn O U) H to ro o J U •� J .� ` T�[L OF COLOF DO dri,,Il knell rd I in it AIl.in �rod pelk)� DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT �;�. � ;� Karen Reinertsun, ()ire(tor , PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS .S11-- Hill 'N Park Sanitation Dist. c/o- Thompson and Hoover � `� 1705 9th Street Greeley, CO 80631 I ii 1�� 5 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years arc property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) • $ -¢- 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ A/ 3Q, ?,C) 4.4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ U 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ p (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ This is an increase of $ ( 1) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of ..$ and a total assessed valuation of $ -.€43?", GYRO , the maximum mill levy is mills . This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1113 Sherman Sln el, Rnnm )_' S. 1)en , r. (-uI,,,MI( NMI (.III41 866-2156 STATE OF COLORADO Di-pm tni •nl .d l is,d A!IJH . 'pGr0,p &m,• p N DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT : • Karen Keinerhun, Director V•y PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS f?e „ il U I ., Hudson Sanitation District F. 0, Box 56 Hudson, CO 80642 ` The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 47/.1) eqo 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) $ _ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 1 a4-O/ ,iel 0 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ U 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction oc 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ O (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ This is an increase of $ (, ( %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ and a total assessed valuation of $ / :540 .a.'?n , the maximum mill levy is mills . This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 1.6, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room i23. Denier. Colorado 802114 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLOrvAnO Y• DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT (, � Karen Keinensun. Direr icr /8 7.6.* PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS City of Evans kt,g 1/_:=1_ b The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : : ) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for Y "'A/• "` your 1982 budget is a • This is an increase of $ ( %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ _and a total assessed valuation of $ , the maximum mill levy is mills . This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy ' s certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sh, nn,,n SImri. Ilunnr i: 4• Uen,er, ( ului,i,l„ U11203 3111 I) 866-21c6 1<1 U . . 1(, STATE Of COLORADO L)eparimenl oft oral Adair, of0. :Cod\ p604 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Karen Reinertson, Director PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS kit iu rd PrZd c(13141441 Lw/'G/ CO Fe The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ c ?2 3 b V0 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 70). 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 2-•?, ry' g`2. 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions - 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 3 D .1 s, >Z O 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ s/ 3 - ? This is an increase of $ TS 7S-- 7 (aQ, ()%) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above priperty tax revenue limit of $ j �. and a total assessed valuation of $ -_ 's-/;x ao , the maximum mill 16vy is r, r7( L1 mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t'le Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 C 0 r C s o 4- C oo . v c { N N +! rr \I1 CO N E 3 al L r -o -c V O O O C >• S- 0.2 v C C Cl C N 0 r9 fi ali 0 •44 `') N' S- o C U d C N OJ 0 0 O O O U ) iv, a) N x t6 N N N C C C O V o •r C N O 4 CO G) C 01 J •r r- q O r O C L re o O N .r O N +� ~ W J C‘) CO Q r0O1 - 5� r r N h +) C i > r^ O a CO a ) O CC C Q d -J X (Ti F- -0 0 v n) m +-) u) n v �l \ . r- rd c‘ cs • y � J U t �� • STATE OF COLORADO )r�i.0 iinrn� nl a..I 4ri m QF Cp/q` DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Karen Romer Ron, Dire( tor PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS /8 76 e�=h..id a I.�, City of Greeley 919 7th Street aiiQ£G3( '.) Greeley, CO 80631 • rr'. / The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing $ mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit - �-,C'your 1982 budget is for X $ Nn/iri r."'- This is an increase of $ i'iet, !; %) over the 1981 This figure does not include property tax (revenue which is to be budget. deto pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ valuation of $ the maximum mill levy is and a total assessed levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill lehily. This mill a particular type levy limit which may exist for yp of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit ' does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to tle Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sht rman Street. Room 523, Denver, Colorado )31)21)3 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF LOL�_RAD° li.I i,u ilnr ni ul nr \ILni, OF cn- -_ r DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT I"� " �� ov' Lt- � i,) Karen rl Rcine uin. Dire(tor -,� 1876.*PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS �tRI, I. ,�I t, „ Town of Dacono SILL1//512 Che CO St. 0 �' r Dacono, CO 80514 nv�f The property tax revenue limit for. the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 1. o2, 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax � �)' ea revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district. ) $ 73 t 7/ ,3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation -111,?c2."- 00 00 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions � 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 1 '1%0 ? Q 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a $ I .� I ) producing mine $ �� (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets . Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ This is an increase of $ ( %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ _ and a total assessed valuation of $ , the maximum mill levy is mills . levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note : This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t',e Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. III 3 Sherman Skye', Room UL Denver. Colorado 81120 ) (3(13) 866-2156 STATE OF COLORADO Department of for al Altair‘ of-coto DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT y44,10* Karen Reinertson, Director + PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR •*' € j*« •.!876_ 1982 BUDGETS «.. !'. n Kn hard I) I w.,0. 6 4 fl-ry ( ice n", Town of Ault 4 P. 0. Box 98 Ault, CO 80610 - 0098 coif'ft5S.lovE/ZS �2G1 . The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property $ a ( O revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and F'remen's Pension for a fire protection t district.) `' 6r �`6'LaL[$> $ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ a ( �/S S 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction 1 14.21:2_ /n 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a $ — . producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is This is an increase of $ y ✓ ✓ -- --he 1981---- $ Gf �3 ,/ This figure does not include (- y L%) over the budget. not subject to the property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Mana ement Manual for those items not subject to the tax revenue limit. property Based on the above roperty tax revenue limit of valuation of $ 6 property 6 Gn $ y� `�3—`_andm.total assessed levy limit has na adjusted , the maximum mill levy is 16 mills. This mill bee for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t',e Division of Local Government prior to October a,rd, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or D`cember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLORADO Department of I of al All ar DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT "r�sY�9g Karen Reinertson, Director PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION 7, .;., FOR 1982 BUDGETS rr8» Ri,hanl U_ I.m,n, L rr Ault Fire Protection Dist. Y Box 279 Pierce, CO 80650 CUM M55 ; The property - - ---- - _ __tax --- ------ --- - - --- wc--e_D ., tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the calculated by the Division of Local Government. °°e entity has been The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include per $ IG 3 g revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) �a , (67 M-tcL,S) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 2 a y $ 3 O 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ � _ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production b $ 3 y a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! : !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is 9oZ T- - ------------- 12,,4_23., Z This is an increase of 11 ,/ (1,13._%) ) over This figure does not include property tax (reevennuue)which iseto981be usedbudget. not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, vy is required for items not subject to the pay for items property tax revenue limit. See lthe le Budget Section of the Financial M2112 ement Manual for those items not subject to the tax revenue limit. property Based on the above property tax revenue limit of valuation of $ �0 33 a, pS , _ $ l y levy `i anq a total assessed levy limit has noir been adjus�ortany mstatutorylmill levy a ✓ � .�S=/ mills. This mill a particular type of special district or a limit which may does not apply particular fund. (Note: exist for to mill levies for items not subject to the axis mill levy limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) tax revenue limit If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October af, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Eecember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLORADO Department of 1 of ail Allain oCCPQ1/2. yQ/ iF7tZR4 to DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT * 'p Karen Reinenson, Director PROPERTY TAx REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Rn h.ud D. t;uwI ni o Weld County tA/ 7h_1-1 Greel�ox COx 758 80631 e kl�f1SSZ E=f2S F}5 67 LL - The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) :1. 198O Total Assessed Valuation $ 73 / V1V7 '70 2. 198O Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) C I°7, V y7ti41_Cc-Sa� b�2j 2-/‘3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 717/ /773 770 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ /3 057/ d iec 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ / -o (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 13� 7y6 6 an This is an increase of $ / /)i1 90ti,--( 5, y/%) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 13/7% 6 au `w� and a total assessed 7 valuation of $ -1,71 773 770 , the maximum-mill levy is mills. This mill levy limit has not 4een'adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 1f, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 4- C o r C s II EUU10 UoOoas -- N C �J to o ro 3 •r- 0U C o �'3 D l c o s 1 if L ai o .073S o ^i V al -U U fJ '4 � x H) C to J v o .� a V O 0 J J CO rnCDC O r • I - 00+- V> n- 0 to +- 1.- an d Si; . Q �/ IL `1 J J tli I --)cli 1, c L v J % mom 1s -41 , J as � J 4 6 d \ ij 0 J 1� Cl 0 to r V ` , .0 al En ni i 44 tJ C-)1 V v v J V 0 o U STATE OF cOOPDC � / De• partment of l4u al /flair. / r, oF.Cp�o DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Karen Reinertson, Director ``a��• PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Krr hard I) I ,n PA/ 11-1-"Y Town of Windsor PO Box 627 Windsor, CO 80550 CAA AA(r-SS-WA) The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ ifs 3 yje7'/G 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection f district.) $ 171/ 3/J 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation cA.3/ 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction p-1i 1ri 70 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ .� � (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is b _ r $ t Y3/ D Z This is an increase of $ 11 S f f� ( 1�, ) %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not includt property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 1 T3 c() and a total assessed valuation of $ ( 02 57,3, �,d , the maximum mill levity is /,5 , 1.('7, mills. This mill levy limit has not beentadjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t')e Division of Local Government prior to October O, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE Cyr COLORADO Department of lot al Atkins oepp A Nye-fla t vo DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ° •./ Karen Reinertson, Director ".<\_•1 �� a?B l PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Ru held U. Ian n E11 Central Weld Coun ' 105 18th St. County Water {ASS Greeley, CO 80631 OA4,61,--t-- -S 7-G(/E/ZS The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 7 i 7 X-6; ¶ /� 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) U;-(j 'f f—o/L 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 7 7 -1/ 2 7Q 4. 1981 Increase due to •annexations and inclusions / 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 6 q a/ 'z-/D 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ Q (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ This is an increase of $ ..Q— ( — %) over the 1981 budget. l� This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ and a total assessed valuation of $ '7,713s J1 370 , the maximum mill levy is 4-6)-- mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 14, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. /77 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLORADO De parr Wien[ of l 0((ii Al dIN op_co DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT t. i i �k Karen Reinertson, Director `eicfr� PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS IZu h.ud U. I,unm Gm rrmq Ault Sanitation District II r Box 484 Ault, CO 80610 �U ff �'Lt��U�`Zsi The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 2_6 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax / revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ a, 3n y/ Z.�J 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 6 Q/$6O 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ t9-- (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local - Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ This is an increase of $ $— ( -8-- %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ ' -- and a total assessed valuation of $ 213$q /._0 , the maximum mill levy is O mills. This mill levy limit has not bee adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to if-le Division of Local Government prior to October at, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLORADO Departittent of for /Wm' 724.4 IQ�, R9 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT . r, 3 >g Karen Reinertson, Director .04.1,11,11 �e a� PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS KiJirnl 1.1040, (,A,-IOW (Ai Trri Western Hills Fire Protection -f" 1804 Cherry Ave. CO JA 55 Greely, CO 8063]. The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : ] . 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 0, 23 1/ L/3 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ tG( T97 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 2 C', 11O 91-0 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ t9_,/ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $• 35 Ili 3D-0 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ Q (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $17 , >? This is an increase of $ pi 3 C 6 ( 5;17 %) over the 1981 budget. / This figure does not inclu e property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above pro e ty tax revenue limit of $ / 7 tp z 73 and a total assessed valuation of $ W1764, '12,0 , the maximum mill ley' is g,tl7Q mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t''e Division of Local Government prior to October 1A, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1981 or. December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE Or COLORADO Department of for.d &ILrir, CA, of_cdog90 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT �%+/ Karen Reinertson, Director PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Ri.It,vJ U. I.n rn �.411 t:,n rnvn rr Weld County Tri Area Sanitation jN P 0 Box 213 CU t- S STOPL Frederick, CO 80530 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $6 IVg a70 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) , 116 $g q� 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation 67.5-0/ 3/0 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ O 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 2-6a� / 4/0 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ '0 (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : ') Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is _ $ This is an increase of $ o� (`/,S %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 17 FS-- and a total assessed valuation of $ 1,75-0 3 /0 , the maximum mill levy is , (27/ mills. This mill levy limit has n6t been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October O, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county con.missioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE of COLORADO Department of I or tin r of foto.* DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT tr,sQ) \9\ Karen Rein ertson, Director L`""= .1 s r. 896/ PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS 6 / Johnstown F' ct A (DA.)c/. Osnun Ab rants Prot. District 4949 State Hwy, 60 �� r1 if o '�s/ Berthoud. CO 80513 id The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ Q, 23 1, /10 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ ( 7, 7FC" C 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ y, 90t, 49O 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 671 q y 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 201 WC/ This is an increase of $ a 6 a q ()IL 81%) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ '2 0 y! '1 and a total assessed valuation of $ q/ 10(o/ 6 qo , the maximum mill Yevy is ., 06/ mills. This mill i levy limit has nbt bedn adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit ) ps long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) ,If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October ay, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLORADO Department of I nr,rl NLrir. 6c co NPR 9 0 � DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ) ♦'v. .c Karen Reinertson, Director 87fi/ PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Ru h,u rl il. Idn m { (if Fr Platte Valley Fire Prot. Dist. P. 0. Box 281 Kersey, CO 80644 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 1.2 �So�/ 930 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) SV J us re-O ( 3, rill /i-tYU.SJ $ ./L/ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ I( C J 1/ 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ ) / G 67St0 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Divisi.h of Local Government immediately! ' !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 2i 3 y0 This is an indrease of $ 35-3G ( 7, 9 %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 4/5/ g910 and a total assessed valuation of $ //751-56) ,/a) , the maximum mill levy is '/,2/, mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t`le Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The skutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1x981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase_the mill levy. )(IG ( (' 4-„ 0 iq ( ) .FuP h ? �tJ 7 CC- /, S-Ok i t i r. A/� F=r. 7 /Jr--Y STATE OF COLORADO Department of local •\thur A:citkokj DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ^e�{�7 �� \�9g Karen Reinertson, Director \`✓y .- PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS IZn hard U. t n n Town of elatteville •l y �E c.� •P.O. Drawer- 70 Platteville, CO 80651S{ � ' 4 AD, c`o The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 3 iT O/L/6j G 0 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ f L- i 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 3 r7.9/ '1 '7 0 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ Sy S-1O 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 6 al / CIO'"2 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine T, (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Divisi.,}i of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 7 a/ y// This is an increase of $ 7s yo (fp ,l %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 7 yAr and a total assessed valuation of $ 3,577,-47o , the maximum-mill l�vy ?p' mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to tile Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. /// STATE OF COLORADO Department of Ior,II Allan,. 510 Nra \ DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Q i Karen Reinertsun, Director a� nes. « 896_x' PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Ri,h,unl I). Ian m. C=-uTz ,- Y Town of Severance PO Box 122 /b1.ti4T5sSC)� � Severance, CO 80546 l CL,) The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 202- 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) O-O 2$ y` 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ bvd�d 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 5-190 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine(Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ This is an increase of $ a q 3 ( ( q, ^' %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ a 7 0 and a total assessed valuation of $ a a0 ( , the maximum mill levy is J,) , ;Z 4.1-Iiills. This mill levy limit has not lfeen adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 2$, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. NN 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLORADO Department of lot al of eoto at5iDIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT �/,r, r Karen Reinertson, Director �� "� PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Rid hail U. LJ-//Y�' Southwest Greely Water & San P 0 Box 1765 //Sec r Greely, CO 80632 mm/6S/S GO (7,114-1_0 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ / 1_,C9 660 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax / revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ I/ a aI / �0 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ °7 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 3 70 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ ---(Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : ') Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 2- 1/ This is an. increase of $ / Y ( 7, G %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 2,// and a total assessed valuation of $ Z4, 2 WO the maximum mill r '�7 levy is .. /4; ;> mills. This mill lievy limit has n t been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be .:edeu to Vie Division of Local Government prior to October i(1, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. i(/0 Co F Y a F / 7 ( ON F- T L O- 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLOPADO Department of I(x 111,rirs o4 COO � O DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT h ,• . ; e-/, Karen Reinertson, Director '! r�y PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Rir hurl I). I,n,., n• S5City of Rosedale 2621 S. 8th. Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 JCtJ G�-� The property �- p pe ty tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 3 s 3 / FO 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ 21 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 3 Ca a ti 30 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ �_ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 6rj -Lckd 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ Z y/O This is an increase of $ 9 / ( q. $ %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 2 Yo and a total assessed valuation of $ 35a., L13Q , the maximum mill levy is O.. 627 mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to ,t'le Division of Local Government prior to October .).j, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or D. cember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street. Rnnm i�3. t7nnvtl. IrI/I�+r�rZ.. stn rni. ran» acc 'tire STATE OF COLORADb\ Department of l oral �Ila ii+ pF:�o[ • DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT :/ e%y��.$ "' J , Karen Reinerlson, Director t �._,4�+ <' �, PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Its h,uJ U. i id.r , -..ti_ 2r y Town of Rayner /� 5 c---SE;0� Box 146 7 New Rayner, CO 80742 L( NI 5 Shc�'G rZ� I The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax year/s) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 16 /, 3 !Po 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ ` 30 B' 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ /5-- 3--[?G 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 2 V 70 This is an increase of $ /6 Z ( 7. 0 %) over the 1981 budget.' This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above pro erty tax revenue limit of $ 7171O and a total assessed valuation of $ /s-s----s/0 , the maximum mill levy is, mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit w ich may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t',e Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The _ statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLORADO Department of in,i AII,iin pFpP3� Nt51,0 ZRlcR9� DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT $ .� .„ y/ Karen Reinertson, Director -e�/ PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS k;,I(.mJ it. (,1111'1 m, 1 Town of Milliken P. 0. Box 97 Milliken, CO 80543 's SCR SS t-YT 67- The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has -been.- calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ % -1q4/ 7 c4710 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection �. district.) $ Lf j ?? 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ z CIS—Y., y(/O 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ /6‘' gyp 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ /2? 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : ') Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ $ c 7 7 This is an increase of $ j 07. $ $ ( Z;.3%) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ S 5-77 and a total assessed valuation of $ g//-54 J-p 0 , the maximum mill levy is 23. * mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLORADO Department of Int,d Alt.w+ of eo 0 algiti DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT .kr-e k\p Karen Reinertson, Director aim PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS I:i,henl U IaLL.= t,n,rm,n Milliken Fire Prot. District ��i v� 605 Elm , Milliken, Co 80543 tASSF Sf c f- - • CocLAKAL The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. . The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ �G 'A o 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax 7 revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ 0,a1 /7o9 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ p (Of c7�0 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ `/ I? , 3 Or 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction `'A3 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is '/ $ 2-C137 This is an increase of $ Z5l3j 7 (/0.7 %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 2_S-/ %3 -7 and a total assessed valuation of $ 9,10/JS , the maximum mill levy is 7,762„.. mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to tie Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. / 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 J STATE OF COLORAID5O Ucparlinent of lot,il \Heil. co Cod c/ 809\ DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT )°) Karen Reinertson, Director r =>'.) \?8 . PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Rit h;ul U. I,m Town o Nunn /1 /////Frs r P. 0. Box 171 _ __ Nunn, CO 80648 - 0171 1, (Oj/)IT h5,I 6jt'tS W CrCLif /} The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has bee calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ e..) '4 970 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ 7 y6 3 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 6 YcV Y 70 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ .7/ 7/0 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately' : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is 3 $ 2 0g4 6 This is an increase of $ 6' 2 ( $-y %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ S D A6 and a total assessed valuation of $ ‘4 e a-�O , the maximum mill levy is Ii. ye Z mills. This 'mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 N. .,..----' STATE OF COLORADO l),,pmt,nc.ni of l' .d .vt.ni, oF. DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT *,e �O .,,,,,, Karen Kernertson, Director •.� j PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Kit Il..til I I I.U' ', I,(, I n,I Milliken Sanitation Districts 1' 4—'1 P. 0. Box 290 I`!SS-PS.C. el-c-- Milliken, CO 80543 C\ -()I -A.LA t_ ':C (--'t-3-A9---L''' _ ________, r id 6%1-E The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been. calculated by the Division of Local Government. . The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ c)( 9l C7 Sa 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ Z 0 75- z.S-0 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ / 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ &V 9(O 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is �"-g/ This is an increase of $ .s-zig (p,r %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ , $'$'/ and a total assessed valuation of $ Ap95;;5'U , the maximum mill levy �tmills. levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy 1 m it whichmayexis mill st for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t')e Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLORADO Departmmnt of lord Atkins yci: .n�1, 099 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT $ • P? :' i Karen Reinertson, Director .� PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Rol li i,i„ n enkfti Nunn Fire Prot. District Box 128 Nuxnl, CQ 80648 p� C LLtmY71 fOter The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entit\pas been .. calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ I /t/ [, 5/O 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator • Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ - ci yit3 • 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ LI 3 IO g 70 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ / .e..-/ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ l/ C0D6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine 1 (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ /O 7 V' This is an increase of $ gj 03 ( �„ � %) over the 1981 budget. 7 This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. see the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ / 0 7 y6 and a total assessed valuation of $ -4- 13/C), "5-7C, , the maximum mill levy is 2. 47/ ?? mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t'le Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 11981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 STATE OF COLOKADCI Department ii1 I ur,i ?1/4i Lin .cw p5 0 4 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT � p • o:lJ Karen Reineriso n, Director sygin , " sib PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Ni, I,.nd I) I,u t,mr,n,a Platteville Fire Prot, Dist O } P. O. Box 122 I `sce `Is' c,2 Platteville, CO 80651 (/1/0E1-19 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 17 6"11, i90 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ 39 /I?? 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 5y / 3 /y10 10 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 3S 7 St n 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ y 22 5g This is an increase of $ 3d 4 T ( 7. g %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 9n! 9 and a total assessed valuation of $51*, /3z Y O , the maximum mill levy is 0, 7. p mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t'le Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 P03) 866-2156 STATE OF COORADC) Department of I qc,J AII,iIr. oe.Qco/� triWP" DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT �` 8 Karen Keinertson, Director f p. -3 .1 r6j PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Itu hard it I,nai eti r-•L City of Brighton ASS bt_ 22 S. 4th Ave. c*s s.3.T0-0 Brighton, CO 80601 f,(/NLII, The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 3 5// / CYO 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax // ` / revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 3 30 03 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $3& a 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ C) 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ / 76 .Z CtO 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: I !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 376� a7� This is an increase of $ 41S73 ?.5 ( /317 %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include/property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 3 7� Z�� valuation cf $ 33 O y7p�Gand a total assessed m L[ , the maximum mill l�vy is //, 35j�{� mills. This mill levy limit has nit beexf adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October a4, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2756 a, v- c O 9- c S q_ c J733 in a) 4-) c•r W a) > 5.- r O O r r O O O C C > S.- i n a. CU C V N O a1 CD C U _ r V O 1-4 Y Y \A. N r al C W O O -- Ol -0 U .__. a) in X b re N a c c c N O .i C O O O t6 •r c o en CO a) C �` J_ Ot J •r r 'O 'N_ 0 ro a) O 4-) (A•r 1C.- ^� O N -1-N N. I— alai 3— N r 0 COQ al 1 I- > M� M (V\ ai > UN' . 4-1 c w ^O `' S.- lr^ ^ O 0 > CO f1 a Oi O a' �� .`'. CM J r S- O_ ('fi X H c ex 0o O OrCc CO 4� in 0 �J 4-- al O u) r- a.. r7 J v .. J • a STATE OF COLORADO Dcpen in(•nl of l ord Al au. oe DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT � co�0 .;, . . Karen Reinertson, Director •\(.,§ „„r/ i8�. PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Kip hmnl I/. I,i ,., &-uT r y Aims Community College S = /fa/gwS Box 69 C-uAd AS S c=, Greeley, CO 80632 Go Attn: ,Tim Karpowich, Dean of Administrative Ser. /L10/?M U The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ l� 076// 31C 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) %/10MZLLs $ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation —T6 0 I2'O 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $$ a 1 •0/ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 1`I 3 9 / 7 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ 4) (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is T $ 2- S.60 s-yg This is an increase of $ a. 33 9''.Z. ✓ ( 1, 7 %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 2 g6 p S' " valuation of $ ((26, 7(66 / an� . assessed N (�L1 the maximum milt levy/is 'f, Z$•u mills. This mill levy limit has not een ddjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to Vie Division of Local Government prior to October a4, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 4- C O •,-- C •s' •r 4- C O O Q1 •r C U U W• Q) 7 C i/D CI) rn L -o -o • U O O O L L L I--1 Q Cl- - CU C v in O (i..) 4 4, ---__,-4,.. s-_, C O S-. V Cr? rn Q) CrNt . U Q.) \ _____1-- — o X rt3 cu v) Q) C C L C O � 'r' ✓ 6i) O U CO Q1 C n •+-- • - Q S O' I N n Q re I -) �a r (— r (/) r C7 --• rC 1� 1.---_ T o av M rt � � rn O r- L 0. X -,..Q I- N CIT.- . 0C.) e c . O 0rv) o _ ._..„,,, 1..... ,I.,"U rd V ro \ CO +-) u � �9 �� V'� rn o o r- F--- o on, 1 n') 4 M ' --r---------r---- - — ------- - J U l ! I STATE OF COLORADO Department of Incal Allain � 9 pF.$o�p ° DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ,,,00.1),\ �� Karen Rein ertson, Director + �b.rn' y PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Rohm!ul U. i,,: ,:,L eti�� Central Colo. Ground Water /TSMgt. Subdistrict X1.5 J=ON Z S 2308-29th St„ Suite 2 -WIC Greeley, CO 80631 • �' G 6¢4 11lc=�J`! The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ rot, 615-, PVC 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ /6 7 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ /06/ 7716/Y1)0 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 6/01-36c, 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 96K7 7 9a 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ / — (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ /g/ r >-r This is an increase of $ (,3 6 77 ( �, %) over the 1981 budget. / This figure does not includ4 property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ / '/,/ y >-5" and a total assessed valuation of $ 10(01 -7'7111/ -760 , the maximum- mill levy is /, `7(rJ mills. This mill levy limit has not &peen adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t`te Division of Local Government prior to October a4, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Eecember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 4- C O -,- C 4- C O O'. c N N •r- r-- ro E 00 O ch W N O O O Q i r U O r- U O O O C > S- iCil c 0.- CD C Q \ (\ N O ro 3 S.- N i CU Il\^-1) U U C O i + + �/ O in ° 0 2• _ _s w in Q L co �I C N CO N C Qt 0 -e- r- " • 0 C ro N OIN' 1 Y N •,- \n O in ici ....... /" F N ro N a Q ` co ¢ ra S O as > '. v M >, , N S- c % T i cp co > co n a cg (h rn o � a x Its f- ir C ;iIIIIIIII -o 0 OJi0coOl O Nr- FNrp i- J •i E *. c U STATE OF COLORADO Department of I( cel AIIain e 6C-CW0 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT �� \9a Karen Reinertson, Director a\�•"��J Y r8j PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS R6 hard i). k--.4) Central Colorado Water Cons. ASS 2308 - 29th St. , Suite 2 Mkt S-65 Greeley, CO 80631 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ /b--C4 6 ??, 7a7, 'a7, 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax / revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ /69 7/3 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation / 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions /T 79O // ./ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ y, 3 S-7 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : ') Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ This is an increase of $ lb 7A3 ( /0 0 %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include/property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ / ' '6 7S/ and a total assessed valuation of $ /�, 7/a 70 , the maximum mill levy/is /, o/( mills. This mill levy limit has not teen adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to tle Division of Local Government prior to October 2j, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 C O •,-- C C O O N C N corc, 1913 0 E CO N U U a J ON 5- r 'O -O r 0 O O O C } i a a Q N o N O {r_ltics ro 3 •r Al • C O o C U V 1 `g m � o o r" ro r- 1 T v — N x ro N N N C C L O O O ro •r H N Q IZLI 4 o U CO CU C CI -r -O r- O a r -o c +, vii r,„\ CD ro N a-'tn ro v T C I S- C J.) ow a o rn L CC a x en I-- Nit c m v o s "< N +Y C) O Ili N ro ~ ct O J '• J O STATE OF COLORADO Department of f oral Allair. �pF.�o4og9 0,4O DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT '.t Jor Karen Reinertson, Director 4476_,2 PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS kit iln i., ,,, ROI 1'1 mil Windsoz-Severence Fire Prot. A-S S — 308 Windsor, CO 80550 n_''5 . a ga- t The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 7C; (p f 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax /— revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection i district.) $ ( c /5�j 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ '7(o I5� 7 /� 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ '151/ 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 73(7 ,f UQ 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ GP (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $70 5"6-Z This is an increase of $ £1 ti 7 ( ex %) over the 1981 budget.? This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 7 0/ 5c6. a and a total assessed valuation of $ 7 Irh! j( Of , the maximum mill levy is , 9'36 mills. This mill levy limit has not' been/adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 14, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 T a) 4- C O•,- a Z •r 4- c O O 01 a •r C 4, ir) N E U•0 r' r0 E U U co a) = = Sb o s. r- •oa '-- 0000 C >. S. L •--I O d 1 . 6 •O t a) a O V1 4-1J`` L C U . 1 ‘N. � - � r-• a) C "d n1 CO Z o �. N alb U r a) \ _ _ N x gt a) N (1) CC C C O U its •r C N41 •--' 0 4-1 r•• O U CO a) C Ol O ••— •—• -0 r- O C ':1' 4->It) CD O O N J-1 1. ` F— a) rp �� N lvl ul O J 00 V) co In � O1 > 1 4--, C O L')i a) INN V�n. o CO a a) ` rnaCC ` r— S.. x ‘-.1 In r O v o O rp in co r- l''' Q ts' N\` a-- .--' J y l- C 0,iJ J STATE OF COLORADO Department of I oral tkItair. Nap_ •*- �$ DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Karen Reinertson, Director a -�.,,s�� 418i-64 PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS �( Ku h.ud U. t au::: xt)\11111,1 /lgglns Rural Fire Protection L P 0 Boat 333 A-6'S = Wiggins, CO 80654 0 I ,. MJJ CPL O/ZGy�,v The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 6/ 6 3 6 6 VO 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ /$ S--tY3 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 6, 77 6 5-Oa 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions / 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ P-OP- , y id 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately' : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is p $ 20 tiro This is an increase of $ ! o ? ( /0, 3 %) over the 1981 budget/ This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 2 0' % 90 and a total assessed valuation of $ 6 -77(7 6 s , the maximum- mill levy is 3 , o ,2 6 mills. This mill levy limit has not! been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 14, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 i 6 a 0•r C s O O 01 a c N - E o •. Nl r rt E v v4J%. r[J7 co am = � Ol 1. rT} -o U O O O C. i i o_d a c O M� N o ` 'J a) a+- �\ 5- C O U C O i i--4 •N +, N K o = o O O v r a N x co a N a c c i C O U t6 •0 i,--4+ O - cii,) C 4)4-1 r 4).) co a C Ol :•r o r c , 3 MI a o O N RS I- t',›--- �� N - c� N r N r- O1 ' 1...._ 1" } a s_ a o a > a) a a) k,f) Ejp Ql O0.' a x • C''''..-. -Cs o o ro0rd cr.:-.... J......,` "— CO •N a : r( Cr' O N I-- H N b �Sl d y `9 ^ --St J o l&) 3 STATE OF COLORADO Department of 11)111 Affairs of coto 0o irditar DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ,.p, Karen Reinertson, Director . ,/+ ' PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Ni,h,uJ U. I anm ttSoutheast Weld Fire Protection Keenesburg, CO 80643 C1A-111±(CS WE L) The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 2 5, 3,23, 6 Vo 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ Hl 7a.. 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 2? 75-1'171 730 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 3 d 7 P 3 oL 0 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ / O / (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately! : !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $3.7 327 • This is an increase of $ lf S7 c ( 7(I,e.O%) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ /j 3 2, and a total assessed valuation of $ 2,7 76—y ^7 ;;e7 , the maximum mill levy is /,-71 V mills. This mill. levy limit has noL been Adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to t'le Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November. 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 a, 4- c O •r C g r 4- c O O m a ina ir d E Si U CO 0) :3n o at i r- -O -O r- U O O O C i s- ,-. a d CU C J 0 0) 3 •� `\ a, c oi-i !� \l en L C U V� C O L N (� V " +J +, ' \ A in G " Q) C Q N CO O) -O nic- rn a, VI X rtf c c CU C C 4 S- C O U ill ii -- C v) O n 3 + O O U \I) A:ll W Q) C Ol O •r r- -O l� f•-.. I m tea, C l?+"ia� N 0O A M S` 5.9 v k I— ¢ — i) tr... ra • >, cu _ 'i S- > O '^ a, > v Co a o ) O O r_Y r I- 0_ X 3.- It H t. CD Q y c O O m r- N4." lD /�� O m ores ./', riS CO + Ol 00 r- eel r- E--- VI RS -- -CC J IQ) 0 I L. o 1 :::, v • U STATE OF COLORADO Department of I o,al At airs of-coto 67 XI DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT t* Karen Reinertson, Director • k' ,.15-9 15-9 PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Ri�henl l). 'dn.'.-Nnm7 in- St. Vraixi & Left Hand Water Con. Ct7Mu1yEAr-thilE _ 647 17th Ave. d u Longmont, CO 80501 Lam&/Z The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 205- qaq/1/0 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) 1(i itfrLl5 $ /02 /6 a- 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ and 4'e�a, 7Z/O 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ / , 6 a 75�—jo 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ ,7 7/.5 ' 2 )'5 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ - (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for C� your 1982 budget is $ // 3,6 g This is an increase of $ I O —726 (/0_q %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include firoperty tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit.Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ / / 3 6 gp(y and a total assessed valuation of $ x;10 yga 7 c-/c) , the maximum mill levy' is 0, 45-Y0 mills. This mill levy limit has not been aljusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to tile Division of Local Government prior to October 14, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 a) o- c . O •r C •r 4 c N r C in Cll 4-1 rts E U u CT v� O, 5- O -o r- U 0 0 0 C >. i i Ili oa .� N S.-. C U \ 1 \ H �\ 4-1 4-1C d VI IN C 11.1 C2 Cr-. O, -O O (� M �� . N \ O in X O ^ ro to [ N C C C Imo, S- C O C U r6 • _1 FC N 1 3\ Y in o 1/49 W QJ C O, O •r c„ ,, S a ' : Q1 O a�>�- tti 0 � r a� .bra 0' — C' r a = ......S)5.-CD CU > CO O_ C) O, O a' rr r i CS n. X ro F- r Sib `o 0 v_C v � �� obN � N rn o a) rte-- T �` r O-• �... 11 Ci 4-1 53 . J STATE OF COLORADO Department at linal AItd r% 11CP€0 Nc/ 0 DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Karen Reinertson, Director X876/ PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Ri,h;uJ t. I.u,.u. l,mrin,n it-ta2C/ Pot idre Valley Fire District 4615 Hogan Drive Fort Collins, CO 80521 ,dam - '> The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 9o , 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection t� district.) $ 40% 5 / 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ cifn (dig 0la O 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ . O 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 4 iss x 370 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ Q (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: ! !) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 611093 This is an increase of $ 76,4/ 3 ? (!2,-(a %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ (7 Q Q 9 a and a total assessed valuation of $ 7 69? OA ® , the maximum mill levy is 7. O99 mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. w C Or C r w C Ooo' N C /l Cl) ILI 0) V DoE uU CO N O Ot i r LI C O O O G i S- u-, d11 N N N i-� C ( n i u �7 �./r,,\�1 C 00 O O 1 0100 ;r 0) N C tooth N C i C O O b •r C O i 0— C) C W N C I- O •r p /0 N O el ea in tn LII r VI r- CO CC (O NO., a, >1O +- C i O N >> CO CC el al O r-- 0- X H C ✓ O O•r r ++ to o r0 In ro CO CO rnolnr ✓ H to CO Q >. IJ dgik N J O STATE OF COLORADO DeparUnent of oral '\Hair. F QQco� pF q9 IT dj'ft'/ p DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Karen Reinertson, Director PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Ri•Lail I) Id!an, Lmig nr Town of Pierce Box 57 Pierce, CO 80650 E�1S 'SS O S The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been- calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ // 5 2-13) 1/46 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ 023, 2.7c9 _ 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ I gS 5 $ O 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ 66 10 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ 49-- (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 2.0 This is an increase of $ ' 7 74 ( -7, ‘1%) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 1_5- Did and a total assessed valuation of $ t// 2'53 (c79 , the maximum mill levy is /.3. I s mills. This mill levy limit has ndt been/adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523. Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 w 4— za 0.r Ooa/ 4) •r C in QJ 1-�•r 0O 4) 7 O 7 •--• U O 0 0 C (-4 0.0- C V) 0 rp rT•r- 4.1 F-) Z C U (.1 C O S. V) I— 41 C CO O 0 01'0L) 4) L _ X co 4) V) 4) C C S C 0 (Ur- in ►-4 0 +•) r- O U CO O C G1 � •r r- d TJ (0 4J O 4-) V)•r O V) 4--) Q) r' el) CO Q CO a) CD U) > CO R 4) C)1 O CC CL X • -0O 4)•r V) i) O '0 v) b 00 4-) 4) C)1 0 in r• _-- I erg Name of Agency: PIERCE, TOWN OF County: WELD 1981 : Property Tax Year: Total New Asse?'sed valuation: $ 1,855,650. Increases due to annexations or inclusions : $ '0— Increases due to new construction : $ 6,610. _V Increases in volume of production of producing mine: $ This is a new eistrict: ( ) yes ( X) no J STATE OF COLORADO Department of I ru,ii AtI iii, Of PDC° r99 g DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT > , Karen Reineeson, Director •s `---' lB76j PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS h;..I u.A d . Bv'C7 Lame LAri'1:2► Lie Northern Colo, Water Consvy Dist a 46 6:;,4 4r P. 0, Box 679 - /110 R C» rr iY Loveland, CO 80537 C04114140-04,041-0 SC DG-td/c hl,4 5 N/f•5-Te (41C-7L-0-7_ The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ �� 7 ;6S-1 3/� 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ / R29 ("(1Q 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ /d 9.94)0$.2i. l SU 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ 333d /OO 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ (11 07// 3/0 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 2 O ? ^y(1' This is an increase of $ '2 01/4-O417- ( ►1. y %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ 2 b 3 72 1 2. and a total assessed valuation of $ /i9y4,OSRA5V , the maximum mill levy is ), p v/'t• mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax, revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) . If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to tie Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or Dacember 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523. Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 a) 4- C O•r- C s r 4- C oo � l I � � t I i ro E CO O0 CI al 5- 'a -0 U 0 0 0 C > S.- S- .-I a n. V1 9 ® 0 G (1) 4• -3 C e- O Q �1 C .2 to 0O �1 v2 sl n m o rn -0 c., l� It d\ m� � � � O a1 C C 4 i C O (C"') ti) o 4 c� � 1\ I ' I \ CO C) C rn rn r— a 4 � c Ct r c 5 e T S oC to ! td ▪ tri o <n +� CS In CM T Cr- tn Y1 v C s. ar o aa > CO a o at 0 CC - n X re H C 0 0 ar•4 in + o ro Cn ro co +0cn : rn 0 in I-- v, ea > . p \4 N" � STATE OF COLORADO Department of I of 41Liio. �P(cA\ ??7 ,a18,\ DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Karen Reinertson, Director PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMIT CALCULATION FOR 1982 BUDGETS Kip heal U. Lm ni r,rn ri n1ri North Ki.owa Bijou Ground T r^ OA/(/1S Water Management Dist. p. Q. Box 597 C6.`O'h7ISSOnDJ'S≥ AM-PR-Ok Ft, Morgan, CO 80701 4t 0(CUit4 The property tax revenue limit for the 1982 budget for the above entity has been calculated by the Division of Local Government. The information used in the calculation follows (years are property tax years) : 1. 1980 Total Assessed Valuation $ 54/ /5 o, 338 2. 1980 Property Tax Revenue (Does not include property tax revenue used to pay for bonds and interest, TV Translator Facilities and Firemen's Pension for a fire protection district.) $ /, 5 S 3. 1981 Total Assessed Valuation $ 75-t -7 4. 1981 Increase due to annexations and inclusions $ n 5. 1981 Increase due to new construction $ / 3 /472. 2 a c 6. 1981 Increase in volume of production by a producing mine $ CD (Note: Lines 1 and 2 are obtained from the Annual Report of the Division of Property Taxation and the 1981 budgets. Lines 3, 4, 5 and 6 are provided by the county assessor. For mulit-county entities, a break down by county is provided on the back of this form. If you disagree with any of the above information, contact the Division of Local Government immediately: : :) Based on the above information, the property tax revenue limit for your 1982 budget is $ 2 16 ie This is an increase of $ 4; ( 3 ( 33.1 %) over the 1981 budget. This figure does not include property tax revenue which is to be used to pay for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. However, a separate mill levy is required for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. See the Budget Section of the Financial Management Manual for those items not subject to the property tax revenue limit. Based on the above property tax revenue limit of $ Y and a total assessed valuation of $ 74j 75'+, 78 1) , the maximum mill levy is (2.073 mills. This mill levy limit has not been adjusted for any statutory mill levy limit which may exist for a particular type of special district or a particular fund. (Note: This mill levy limit does not apply to mill levies for items not subject to the property tax revenue limit as long as a separate mill levy is certified for the exempt items.) If you wish to exceed the property tax revenue limit, a formal application must be made to the Division of Local Government prior to October 16, 1981, or an election held. The statutory deadline for certifying the mill levies to the county commissioners is November 1, 1981 or December 15, 1981, if an election is held to increase the mill levy. 1313 Sherman Street, Room 523, Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 v- O r r 4- C S 0 0 0CT v r . 6 E O O N N E O 0 Ol S. 'p -0 U O O O C >. L 5.- a a a area ae) a3, +J 'S ce S_ C U Ns' FT" co a0cm 73 C3 -, U) \ ut x rO N v) N C C 5- C O U RS • Slll C 0 :3 Cu CO C rn :3 a • 'a 0 '1 O O an Y r- to", C.) r0 Lel~ VI 7 — a V) Obi cc �, s`• 1 N > v s + C 5- v o o > cav a occ • r i a x M1S C -o O O r r U' +l o ro u, b CO 0 N an r r O r F- an it Q 11, tktt Q• U D ` Q Hello