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ti o DIVISION OF PROPERTY TAXATION
* Mary Anne Maurer
'11876 x Property atAdrninistrator
Richard D. Lamm 1 •
Governor
TO: Weld County Assessor
NQ�121986
Weld County Commissioners
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FROM: Mary Anne Maurer
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Property Tax Administrator
SUBJECT: Payback To State
Supervision of 1984 SBOE Ordered Reappraisal
Excess State Aid To Schools During 1985, if any
DATE: November 7, 1985
MEMORANDUM
On October 23, 1984, the State Board of Equalization issued Weld County
an order of reappraisal for commercial and industrial property under
39-1-105.5(1) (a) (II) , C.R.S. The state board further ordered you to
develop a plan for the reappraisal effort and to meet with the state
board on November 8, 1984, for their approval of the plan. The plan was
presented to the state board on November 8, and the state board accepted
the plan. Copies of the Order for Reappraisal and the Order Adopting
the Plan are enclosed for your review. The Division of Property
Taxation supervised the reappraisal for the State Board of Equalization.
The 1985 Findings and Conclusions of the annual study auditor indicate
that Weld County has complied with the state board order of
reappraisal . The reappraisal is now complete, and the reimbursement
provisions for any excess state aid to schools and the state costs of
the 1985 reappraisal will be reviewed and payback ordered by the state
board on November 13, 1985.
A. Reimburse State Costs of the Reappraisal , 39-1-105.5(1) (a)(II),
C.R.S. , provides:
" If the study conducted pursuant to section 39-1-104(16)
during the property tax year which commences January 1, 1984,
shows that the assessor failed to reappraise such class or
classes or failed in the reappraisal to meet the objections of
the state board of equalization, the state board of
equalization shall cause a reappraisal of such class or
classes to be performed. Such reappraisal shall be performed
during the property tax year which commences January 1, 1985.
The general assembly shall make an appropriation to meet the
cost of such reappraisal ; however, the board of county
commissioners of the county shall , upon certification by the
state board of equalization of such cost, reimburse the state usot,09
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Weld County Assessor
November 6, 1985
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for such cost if the reappraisal caused to be performed shows
that the assessor did not value or assess such class or
classes consistent with the provisions of the Colorado
constitution or the statutes." (emphasis added)
Max P. Arnold and Associates' 1984 Findings and Conclusions recommended
reappraisal . The reappraisal conducted during 1985 reflected that the
following deficiencies were also corrected:
1. Inventories were not accurate and current.
2. Cost approach had not been recalculated since implementation of
the 1973 level of value.
3. Market approach had not been properly used to calculate land
values.
4. Income approach was only used occasionally for testing
purposes, not used consistently or uniformly.
The state cost attributable to Weld County is $29,535.15.
B. Reimburse Excess State Equalization Payments to School Districts ,
39-1-105.5(1)(a)(III), C.R.S. , provides:
"The reappraisal caused to be performed pursuant to
subparagraph (II) of this paragraph (a) during the property
tax year which commences January 1, 1985, shall be the
county's abstract for assessment with regard to such
reappraised class or classes for the property tax year which
commences January 1, 1985. The state board of equalization
shall order the board of county commissioners to levy, and the
board of county commissioners shall levy, in 1985 for
collection in 1986 an additional property tax on all taxable
property in the county. Such additional levy shall be in an
amount which is sufficient to reimburse the state for the
excess state equalization payments made to school districts
within the county during 1985. The board of county
commissioners shall reimburse the state for such excess state
equalization payments. Such excess shall be that amount of
the state equalization payments actually paid by the state to
the county during 1985 based on the incorrect 1984 valuation
for assessment which amount exceeds the state equalization
payments the state would have paid during 1985 had the 1984
valuation for assessment been determined by the assessor
consistent with the provisions of the Colorado constitution
and the statutes." (emphasis added)
Weld County Assessor
November 6, 1985
Page 3
The basis for determining the payback for excess state aid to schools is
the abstract. We have supplanted the 1984 appropriate class values with
the 1985 reappraisal values, less new construction if applicable. The
school distribution was then run with the adjusted valuations to reflect
what would have been distributed had the reappraisal values been in
place in 1984. The adjustment to your 1984 Abstract of Assessment is as
follows:
1984 1984 1985 1985
Class Total Class Total
Commercial 68,158,300 75,791,290
39,647,940 41,906,380
107,806,240 820,747,830 117,697,670 886,564,250
Class Net New 1984
Difference New Const. Difference Total
Commercial 7,632,990
2,258,440
9,891,430 2,226,260 7,665,170 828,413,000
The preliminary amount of payback due from your county for excess state
aid to schools is $241,425.84.
I am enclosing a listing of the Division of Property Taxation's expenses
by month and also computer printouts reflecting the state aid
calculations for your review.
MAM:nkm
SBOE #2
Enclosures
BEFORE THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION , •
STATE OF COLORADO
•
ORDER of REAPPRAISAL WELD COUNTY
On October 23 , 1984 , the State Board of Equalization ( state
board ) convened in the Old Supreme Court Chambers , State
Capitol , Denver , Colorado , to review the findings and
recommendations set forth in the valuation for assessment study
conducted by Max P . Arnold and Associates , Inc . pursuant to
39-1 =1O4 ( 16 ) (a ) , C .R . S . , affecting Weld County .
The following members of the state board were present : Kenneth
D . Smith , Chairman ; Ted L . Strickland , President of the Senate ;
and Carl B . "Bev" Bledsoe , Speaker of the House . The members
set forth above by unanimous vote made the within findings and
order .
Due notice had previously been given to the public , the board of
county commissioners and the county assessor .
The study of Max P . Arnold and Associates , Inc . disclosed that
Weld County had failed to reappraise commercial properties to
the extent of meeting the objections of the state board . In
1983 , the state board had directed Weld County to reappraise
residential property , commercial property , agricultural land ,
and mobile homes .
Mr . Herb Hansen , Weld County Assessor , appeared and testified
that he did not have sufficient staff to complete the
reappraisal effort .
After considering all of the evidence , the state board found and
concluded that Weld County was duly issued an order to
reappraise residential property , commercial property ,
agricultural property , and mobile homes in 1983 . The state
board further found that Weld County ' s efforts in reappraising
commercial property did not meet the objections of the state
board . The state board then concluded that the findings and
recommendations of Max P . Arnold and Associates , Inc . , which
provided that an order of reappraisal of commercial property in
Weld County should be issued , was supported by evidence , was
appropriate , and should be adopted .
•
The state board proceeded to adopt the recommendation and
specifically found that the study conducted pursuant to
39-1 -104 ( 16 ) , C . R . S . , during the property tax year which
commenced January 1 , 1984 , established that the assessor failed
to reappraise commercial property to the extent of meeting the
state board ' s objections'.
Accordingly , the state board ordered , pursuant to
39-1 -105 . 5 ( 1 ) (a ) ( II ) , C . R . S . , .that the commercial property in
Weld County be reappraised during the property tax year
commencing January 1 , 1985 .
The state board further ordered that the reappraisal be under
the supervision of the state board and directed that the county
present a plan of reappraisal to the state board for
consideration on November 8, 1984 . The board invited the board
of county commissioners to participate in the formulation of the
plan for reappraisal and to meet with the state board on
Novmeber 8 , r984 , at which time the proposed plan would be
discussed .
SO ORDERED by the State Board of Equalization this 3/sI- day of
October 1984 , nunc pro tunc , October 23 , 1984 .
FOR THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Kenn th D . Smith
Chairman
This is to certify that I have duly served the within ORDER
FOR REAPPRAISAL TO WELD COUNTY upon all parties herein by
depositing copies of same in the United States mail , postage
prepaid , at Denver , Colorado this day of November 1984 ,
addressed as follows :
Weld County Assessor
Herbert H . Hansen
915 10th Street
Greeley , Colorado 80631
Weld County Commissioners
P . O . Box 758
Greeley , Colorado 80631
Mr . Stanley C . Peek
District Attorney of the 19th Judicial District
P .O . Box 1167
Greeley , Colorado 80631
Mr . Thomas 0 . David
Weld County Attorney
915 Tenth Street
P .O . Box 1948
Greeley , Colorado 80632
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Mary R . Brewer
Division of Property Taxation
BEFORE THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
STATE OF COLORADO
ORDER ADOPTING A REAPPRAISAL PLAN FOR WELD COUNTY
On November 8, 1984, the State Board of Equalization (state board)
convened in Senate Hearing Room E, State Capitol , Denver, Colorado, to
review the Weld County plan to conduct a reappraisal of commercial
property, which reappraisal and plan were ordered by the state board on
October 23, 1984, pursuant to 39-1-105.5(1) (a)(II) , C.R.S.
The following members of the state board were present: Kenneth D.
Smith, Chairman; Ted L. Strickland, President of the Senate; Carl B.
"Bev" Bledsoe, Speaker of the House; and David Miller, Designee
Governor Richard D. Lamm. The members set forth above, by unanimous
vote, made the within findings and order.
Due notice had previously been given to the public, the board of county
commissioners, and the county assessor.
H. H. Hansen, Weld County Assessor, provided the state board with a copy
of his plan to reappraise commercial property during property tax year
1985, and testified that the reappraisal would be complete by May 24,
1985. Mr. Hansen requested that the state board accept a modification
to the plan to the extent that the county would require five temporary
appraisers instead of the four listed in the plan. This modification to
the plan was necessary because of the number of large industrial
facilities in the county that will require more time to reappraise.
Mary Anne Maurer, Property Tax Administrator, testified that she had
reviewed the modified Weld County plan to reappraise commercial
property. Ms . Maurer stated that the Weld County plan was
appropriate, qualified by the fact that the five appraisers hired by
Weld County must be professional appraisers in order to accomplish the
reappraisal of approximately 5,625 commercial and industrial properties,
by May 24, 1985, to accomplish the ordered reappraisal of commercial
property under the supervision of the state board, and she recommended
that the state board accept the modified and qualified plan of Weld
County.
After considering all of the testimony, the state board found and
concluded that the recommendation of the Property Tax Administrator,
which provided that the Weld County modified plan was appropriate, as
qualified by the hiring of professional appraisers , to accomplish the
ordered reappraisal of commercial property, was appropriate and should
be adopted by the state board.
Accordingly, the state board voted, and by unanimous vote, accepted the
modified Weld County plan, as qualified by the hiring of professional
appraisers, to reappraise commercial property during 1985, pursuant to
the state board's order of October 23, 1984, to reappraise commercial
property under the supervision of the state board.
The state board ordered that beginning on January 15, 1985, the Weld
County Assessor submit a monthly progress report to the state board and
the Property Tax Administrator. The state board further ordered that
the Property Tax Administrator review these progress reports and submit
a monthly response to the state board, with copies being submitted also
to the county assessor and board of county commissioners.
SO ORDERED by the State Board of Equalization this 2 t'" day of November
1984, nunc pro tunc, November 8, 1984.
FOR THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Kenneth D. Smith
Chairman
This is to certify that I have duly served the within ORDER
ADOPTING A REAPPRAISAL PLAN FOR WELD COUNTY upon all parties
herein by depositing copies of same in the United StatesNmail ,
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postage prepaid , at Denver , Colorado this , d
ember
1984, addressed as follows :
Weld County Assessor
Herbert H . Hansen
915 10th Street
Greeley , Colorado 80631
Weld County Commissioners
P .O . Box 758
Greeley , Colorado 80631
Mr . Stanley C . Peek
District Attorney of the 19th Judicial District
P .O . Box 1167
Greeley , Colorado 80631
Mr . Thomas 0 . David
Weld County Attorney
915 Tenth Street
P .O . Box 1948
Greeley , Colorado 80632
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Mary R :3 Brewer
Division of Property Taxation
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PAYBACK BY SCHOOL DISTRICT
WELD COUNTY
November 7, 1985
DISTRICT PAYBACK
St. Vrain $ 13,069.71
Thompson 4.93
Johnstown 5,250.68
Wiggins 8. 16
Keenesburg 819.68
Brighton 7,764.07
Gilcrest 7,609.61
Eaton 9,848.65
Windsor 11,484.55
Greeley 176,813.66
Platte Valley 3,280.50
Fort Lupton 1,706.33
Ault-Highland 3,690.85
Briggsdale 137.26
Prairie (59.15)
Grover (3.65)
TOTAL $ 241,425.84
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1983 STATE 1985 STATE
EQUALIZATION EQUALIZATION DIFFERENCE
ORIGINAL ADJUSTED COL_. 1 MINUS COL_ 2
ABSTRACT ABSTRACT
COUNTY DISTRICT COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3
ADAMS MAPLETON 8,247, 105.41 8, 183,544. 88 67 ,560. 52
NORTHGLENN 38,707,355. 58 38,391 ,080. 67 315,474. 91
COMMERCE CITY 10,460,303.50 10,401 ,512. 56 58,790. 94
BRIGHTON 5,479,058. 83 5,408,476. 38 70,582. 44
BENNETT 392,845. 04 391 ,863. 38 981 . 66
STRASBURG 174,411 . 62 174 ,271 . 92 139. 70
WESTMINSTER 23,628,705.86 23,434,957. 84 193,748.0►2
ALAMUSA ALAMOSA 3,630,319.40 ::.,633,ti53. 65 (3,034. 25)
SANGRE DCRST 253,645.37 253,645. 37 0. 00
AFRAF'AHOE ENGLEWOOD 3,891 ,393. 16 ,8391 ,393. 16 0. 00
SHERIDAN r2,1526,449. 14 2,526,449. 14 0. 00
CHERRY CREEK 26,998,354. 76 26,998,.354. 76 0. 00
' L I TTLETON 28,364,297. 49 28,364,297. 49 0. 00
DEER TRAIL 31 ,080. 12 31 ,080. 12 0. 00
AURORA 45, 189,069.85 45,095,751 . 39 93,318. 46
BYERS 126,674. 10 126,614. 05 60. 05
ARCHULETA ARCHULETA 461 ,559.01 461 ,559. 01 0. 00
I:3ACA WALSH 126,868. 63 128,868. 63 0. 00
F'RITCHETT 32,926.04 32,926.04 0. 00
SPRINGFIELD 628,483.07 6284B3ti. 07 0. 00
VILAS LAS 30,247.84 30,247.84 0. 00
CAMPO 111 ,216. 97 111 ,216. 97 0. 00
DENT LAS ANIMAS 1 ,749,933,90 1 ,749,933. 90 0.00
MCCLAVE 64,64;. 15 84,645. 15 0. 00
BOULDER ST VRAIN 22, 111 ,934. 90 22,097,413. 00 14,521 .90►
BOULDER 21 ,825,428. 46 21 ,825,426. 46 0. 00
CHAF"F=EE BUENA VISTA 1 ,494,719.5:. 1 ,497, 10►4. 86 (2,385. 3>")
SAL_I I:)A 1 ,763,039. 05 1 ,766,352. 69 (3,513. 64)
CHEYENNE KIT CARSON 16,416. 10 16,416. 10 0. 00
CHEYENNE WELLS 62,201 . 29 62,201 . 29 0. 00
ARAPAHOE 12,495. 46 12,495. 46 0. 00 c:
CLEAR CREEK CLEAR CREEK 641 ,699. 00 641 ,699. 00 0. 00
CONE:JOS N DONEJOS 2, 142,922. 55 2, 161 ,921. 38 ( 18,996. 8'2)
SANFORD 651 , 111 . 35 660,214. 76 (9, 103. 41 )
S CONE.JOS 1 , 115, 170. 55 1 , 125,996. 89 ( 10,826. 34)
COST I LLA CEL I I ENN I:(1L 382,571. 07 382,577. 07 0. 00
SRRA GRNDE 68,890. 97 60,890. 87 0.00
CROWLEY CROWLEY 1 ,281 ,756. 13 1 ,281 ,756. 13 0.00
CUSTER CUSTER CON 95,614.24 95,614. 24 0.00
DELTA DELTA 6, 104,848. 19 6, 104,848. 19 0.00
DENVER DENVER 46,47 ` ,88. 7:: 46,4.73,838. 7 .; 0.00
DOLORES DOLORES 24 80-1. 79 243,006. 79 0. 00
DOUGLAS DOUGLAS 12,0(39,255. 62 12,076,43-5,.55 12,816. 07
EAGLE EAGLE 534,682. 21 534 , 682. 21 0. 00
ELBE RT ELIZABETH 1 ,9:3_`.:,592. 85 1. ,696,0.26.45 31 ,566. 40
K!DNA 66, 174. 139 65,668. 09 06. 7 iY
D I:f.7 SANDY 415 ,599. 2E 412 , 1 /. 11 2 ,882. 11
L'..L.F:cEF<'T .....:-7 C::'Y. 1 r..'- 224, 78. ? ... C►`s(.►.. 4
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1985 STATE 1'185 STATE
EQUALIZATION EQUALIZATION DIFFERENCE
ORIGINAL, ADJUSTED CDL 1 MINUS CDL 2
ABSTRACT ABSTRACT
COUNTY DISTRICT COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 _._. _. COLUMN 3:
EL PASO CALHAN 677,087. 48 676,899. 45 188. 04
HARRISON 14,378,317.2 14,378,317.26 0. 00
WIDEFIELD 12,788,028. -32 12,788,028. 3'2 0. 00
FOUNTAIN 7,574,234.58 7,574,234. 58 0. 00
COLO SF'GS 44, 101, 176. 43 44, 107, 176. 43 0. 00
CHEYENNE MTN 2,755,402. 79 2,755,402. 79 0. 00
MANITOU TOU Sf'G S 1 ,738,833. 33 1 ,738,833. 33 0. 00
ACADEMY 11 ,967,274. 98 11 ,967,274. 98 0. 00
ELLICOTT 940,060. 27 940,060. 27 0. 00
PEYTON 529,353. 18 528,898.92 454. 26
HANOVER 29,314. 69 29,314. 69 . 0. 0O
LEWIS-PALMER 2,476,360. :3 2,476,360.33 0. 00
FALCON 3, 147,706. 05 3, 147,706. 05 0. 00
EDISON SON 34,968. 23 34,968. 23 0. 00
MIAMI-•YODER 245, 144. 19 245, 137. SS 6. 64
FREMONT CANON CITY 5,,543,981 . 9 °: 5,543,981 . 93 0. 00
FLORENCE 2,876,710. 75 2,876,718.75 0.00:)
COTOPAX l: 96,778. 8: 96,778. 83 0. 00
GARFIELD ELD ROARING I URIC:: 1 ,739, 118. :54 1 , 736,794.52 2,324. 02
RIFLE 2,681 ,065. 39 2,681 ,065. 39 0. 00
PARACHUTE 60,609.28 60,609.28 0. 00
GILPIN GILPIN 453,093. 28 453,093.29 0. 00
GRAND WEST GRAND 121 ,274.81 121 ,274.81 0. 00
EAST GRAND - 18,525. 263 X318,5'25. 28 0. 00
GUNNISON SON GUNI\I I SON 448,049. 80 448,049.80 0. 00
HINSDALE HINSDALE 18,859. 85 16,859. 83 0. 00
HUERFANO HUERFANO 520,258.24 520,258.24 0.00
LA VETA 101 ,301 . 14 101 ,301 . 14 0. 00
JACKSON NORTH PARK 119,301 . 73 119,771 .05 (469. 32)
JEFFERSON JEFFERSON 123, 1161:44. 6H 12';, 116,344. 68 0. 00
[' IOWA EADS 118,91.6. ==►4 11.8,916.,04 0.00
F'LAINVI:EW 26,206. ''4 26,206. 24 0. 00
V:I'T CARSON ARR I BA-FLAGLER 85,591 . 52 85,591 . 52 0. 00
HI-PLAINS 55, 182. 79 55, 192. 79 0. 00
STRATTON 252, 158.80 252., 158. 8t_; 0. 00
BETHUNE 59,539. 6": 59,539. 6 0. 00
BURLINGTON 886,743. 45 886,74:3. 45 0. 00
LAKE LAKE 748,916. 24 748,916. 24 0. 00
LA PLATA DLIRANGO 2,242, 187. 76 2,242, 167, 76 0. 00
BAYF I ELI) 570, 756. 0/ 570,756. 07 0. 00
I f3NAC I O 671 ,841 . 1:3 671 ,841 . 1 0 . 0n
LARIMER MER POUI)RE 24,049, 71T. 52 2:3, 9,,A . 1 :4.6:3 115,587. 86
.J..HOMPSC.0N :L7,451 ,968. ':":. .. 1.7 ,40;_ .7'l2,. 77 49,:_55. 45
E'::S TES PRE::: :3 j3„'7E2. (x) ::,5::',3413. 1�4 433. C��f
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LAS ANIMAS TR:IN:EDA') 1
3, 150,460. 9. _> .:�, 158 ,160. 9":.. 0. 00
PRIME:RO 200,271 . Y6 208,2/1 . 26 0. 00
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OPTION 1 , *6`3,. 4]. (_oJARANTE_E . 41,). 0f) II] I•.I:MUM :JN f_iU F H '.;Lr::.Nf•4k,...12:i
1985 STATE 1985 5.I_ATE
EQUALIZATION EQUAL I ZAT ]:ON DIFFERENCE
ORIGINAL ADJUSTED CUL 1 MINUS COL 2
ABSTRACT ABSTRACT
COUNTY D I S"IR I C'T COLUMN 1. COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3
KIM 102,651 . 82 1 c:►2,651 .(:3;:' 0. 00
LINCOLN HUGO 52, 110. 64 53, 110. 64 0. 00
1._l;MON 488,942.81. 488,794•. 82 147. 99
GENOA 24,606. 95 24,606. 95 0. 00
KARVAL. 3.A,470. 45 4.70. 45 33,470. 45 0. 00
LOGAN VALLEY 4,373,492. 04 4,373,4.92. 04 0. 00
FRENCHMAN 198,978. 66 198,978.66 0,00
BUFFALO 247,703. 41 247,703. 41 0. 00
PLATEAU 3:5,463. 98 33,463. 98 0. 00
MESA DEBEQLJE 19,363. 11 19,267. 11 0. 00
PLATEAU 121 ,952.24 121 ,952. 24 0.00
MESA 21 ,416,280. 01 21 ,416,280. 01 0. 00
MINERAL CREEDE 37,457. 97 37,457. 97 0. 00
MOFFAT MOFF'AT 492,909. 50 492,909. 50 0. 00
MONTEZUMA MONTEZUMA 4,862,952. 86 4 ,862,952. 86 0.00
DOLORES 747,431 . 60 747,4".q . 60 0. 00
MANCOS 834,277.66 834 ,277.66 0. 0t)
MONTROSE MONTROSE 7,393, 149. 71 7,393, 149. 71 0. 00
WEST END 855,304. 80 855,204. 80 0. 00
MORGAN BRUSH 741 ,463. 75 741 ,463. 75 0. 00
FT MORGAN 3,2:'.0,092. 25 3,220,092. 25 0. 00
WELDON 48,607. 70 48,607. 70 0. 00
WIGGINS GG I NS 137,089. 00 137,080. 84 8. 16
OTERC) EAST OTERC) 4,393, 121. Z4 4,393, 121 . 34 0. 00
ROCI•'.Y FORD 2,512,590. 54 2,512,590.54 0. 00
MANZANOLA 141 , 159. L6 141 , 159. 16 0. 00
FOWLER 797,884. 77 797 ,884. 77 0.00
CHE RAW 361 , 100. 61 761 , 100. 61 0. 00
8W IN[NK 611 ,640. 72 611 ,640. 72 0.0
OURAY OURAY 76,92 8. 91 76,928. 91 0. 00
RID(3WAY 233,027. 42 277,027. 42 0. 00
PART; PLATTE CANYON 1 ,837,485. 04 1 ,(3335,485. 04 0. 00
PARK 122,086. 84 1'22,086.84 0. 00
PHILLIPS HOLYOFEE 276,518. 82 276,518. 82 0, 00
HAXTUN 13 5,366. 96 135,366. 96 0. 00
F'I TF'.:l:N ASPEN 158,354. 88 157,904. 61 450. :A.
PROWERS GRANADA 526,874. 62 439,738. 40 87, 136.22
LAMAR 3,509,719.36 3,444,517. 72 65,201 . 64
HOLLY 582,548-7,4 463,519.74 119,028. 60
WILLY -4.25.472. 05 284,864. 96 40,607. 10
PUEBLO F'uE1:)L.(J C:(TY 24, 197,083. 2 ; 34, 197 ,083.23 0. 00
F'ULDL[ RURAL 7,4/...;,88.2. 09 7,47:,E82. 09 0. 00
R l:O BLANCA.) IV1EEI.::ER 361 , 710.91 :;61 ,718. 91 0. 0()
RANCGEE LY 44, 111 . 81 44, 111 .81 0. o. ,
R I 0 GRANDE DEL NfJRT E 1 ,065, 347,2'. : J ,065, 1:47. 22 0. 00
MONTE t,: (81A ?,49 7 ,015. 65 :2,497,. . 015. 6 0. 0()
:,,F.:::3E.:L�t..I 7t35,0 '0, 9 7.`:i:�'.`i ,7,_,.',.':... ..
RUL.•1.....i• :..I(NDEN 114 . . . 0-' 1 . 4.. ..... , ,.
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OPTION 1 , $63. 41 c;••_.lc (liN'T Fi.:' , 1: .. . Q0`c:► f•I I.hI I I`1!J 1 UN 1::4U•I H t:;(::;E::NCt ,S
1.98;3 S1 ATE l_L 190:31::, STATE
EQUALIZATION EQUALIZATION DIFFERENCE
ORIGINAL ADJUSTED COL_ 1 MINUS COL 2
ABSTRACT ABSTRACT
T
COUNTY DISTRICT COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3
SOUTH ROLJTT 106 ,719. 99 186,719. 99 0. 00
SAGUACHE MTN VALLEY 202, 970. 32 202,970. 32 0.00
MOFFAT 46, 182. 58 46, 182. 5(3 0. 00
CENTER 089,616.50 089, 616. 50 0„ 00
SAM JUAN SILV1_:RT•ON 6(3, :38c). '2:_, 60,: 80. 2= 0.00
SAN MIGLJEL TELLURIDE 57 294. 16 57 ,294. 16 0. 00
N(JRWOOD 456,413. 31 4'56,413. 31 0. 00
E(3NAR 46,459. 96 46,459. 96 0. 00
SEDGWICK JLJLESBURG 414 ,797. 07 414,797. 07 0. 00
PLATTE VLY 96, 371 . 15 96,371 . 15 0. 00
SUMMIT SUMMIT 252,736. 40 252,736. 40 0. 00
TELLER CRIPPLE. CRK 120,740. 32 120,740. 32 0. 00
WOODL..NL) PARK 3, 057, 501 .09 3 ,057, 501 . 09 0.00
WASHINGTON AKRON 177,763. 36 177 ,763. 36 0. 00
AR I CI•;AREE 19 ,566. 91 19 ,566. 91 0. 00
OTIS 123, 933. :'.9 123,933. 29 0. 00
LONE: STAR 20 ,628. 63 20 ,628. 63 0. 00
WOOI)L I N 15, 305.04 15, 385. 04 0. 00
WELD SILCREST 885,774. 3 S 870 , 164. 72 7,609. 61
EATON 1 ,520,510. 49 1 ,510,661 . 84 9,848. 65
KEENEE3DURG 372,278. 50 371 , 456.36 822. 15
WINDSOR 605 ,903. 37 594 ,418. 82 11 ,484. 55
JOHNSTOWN 1 , 953, 640. 21 1 ,947,534. 76 6, 105. 44
GREELEY 15 ,649,761 . 7'2.. 15,47'2,948. 06 176,813. 66
PLATTE VLY 1 ,081 ,791 . 07 1 ,078,510. 57 3,280. 50
FORT LUF'TON 789 466. 71 787,760. 38 1 ,706. 33
(1LJI_.T•--1-1GF{LNI) 715 ,906. 66 712 ,215. 81 3 ,690. 05
IjRJ.GGSDAL.E 40, 013. 60 47, 876. 33 137. 26
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PRAIRIE 24, 514. 49 24,573. 64 (59. 15)
GROVER _3 ,80:1 . 10 33, 804. 74 (3. 65)
YUMA WEST YUMA 6::`?:3, 053. 30 633, 05.3. 3(:3 0. 00
EAST YUMA 271 ,755. 52 271 ,755. 52
0. 00
**STATE TOTAL** 756 ,791 ,362. 52 755,269,238. 59 1 ,522, 123. 93
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