OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT

Boulder County, Colorado

November 02, 2004 Precinct 2171207003-B46

 

 

 

 

 Linda N. Salas

Boulder County Clerk & Recorder

 

Instruction Note:

 

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choice in each contest, completely 

fill in the box provided to the left of 

your choice. IF YOU VOTE FOR 

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NUMBER OF ALLOWED CHOICES 

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CERTIFIED WRITE-IN CANDIDATE 

ON THE LINE PROVIDED. If you 

tear, deface, or wrongly mark any 

page of this ballot, return it and 

request a replacement packet, not 

exceeding three in all.

 

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

(Vote for One Pair)

George W. Bush /

Dick Cheney

Republican

John F. Kerry /

John Edwards

Democratic

Michael Badnarik /

Richard V. Campagna

Libertarian

David Cobb /

Patricia LaMarche

Green

Ralph Nader /

Peter Miguel Camejo

Colorado Reform

Michael Anthony Peroutka /

Chuck Baldwin

American Constitution

Gene Amondson /

Leroy Pletten

Concerns of People

Stanford E. Andress (Andy) /

Irene M. Deasy

Unaffiliated

Walter F. Brown /

Mary Cal Hollis

Socialist

Earl F. Dodge /

Howard L. Lydick

Prohibition

James E. Harris /

Margaret Trowe

Socialist Workers

Bill Van Auken /

Jim Lawrence

Socialist Equality

Write-In

UNITED STATES SENATOR

(Vote for One)

Pete Coors

Republican

Ken Salazar

Democratic

Victor Good

Colorado Reform

Douglas "Dayhorse" Campbell

American Constitution

Richard Randall

Libertarian

John R. Harris

Independent

Finn Gotaas

Unaffiliated

Write-In

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 109th

UNITED STATES CONGRESS - 

DISTRICT 2

(Vote for One)

Mark Udall

Democratic

Stephen M. Hackman

Republican

Norm Olsen

Libertarian

REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF 

COLORADO - AT LARGE

(Vote for One)

Jennifer Mello

Democratic

Steve Bosley

Republican

Daniel Ong

Libertarian

STATE SENATE - DISTRICT 17

(Vote for One)

Brandon C. Shaffer

Democratic

Sandy Hume

Republican

Bo Shaffer

Libertarian

STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 

DISTRICT 12

(Vote for One)

Paul Weissmann

Democratic

Jim Egerton

Republican

DISTRICT ATTORNEY - 

20th JUDICIAL DISTRICT

(Vote for One)

Mary Keenan

Democratic

Write-In

COURT OF APPEALS

Shall Judge James S. Casebolt of the 

Colorado Court of Appeals be retained in 

office?

(Vote Yes or No)

YES

NO

COURT OF APPEALS

Shall Judge Dennis A. Graham of the Colorado 

Court of Appeals be retained in office?

(Vote Yes or No)

YES

NO

COURT OF APPEALS

Shall Judge Arthur P. Roy of the Colorado 

Court of Appeals be retained in office?

(Vote Yes or No)

YES

NO

COURT OF APPEALS

Shall Judge Daniel Marc Taubman of the 

Colorado Court of Appeals be retained in 

office?

(Vote Yes or No)

YES

NO

COURT OF APPEALS

Shall Judge John R. Webb of the Colorado 

Court of Appeals be retained in office?

(Vote Yes or No)

YES

NO

DISTRICT JUDGE - 

20th JUDICIAL DISTRICT

Shall Judge Morris W. Sandstead Jr. of the 

20th Judicial District be retained in office?

(Vote Yes or No)

YES

NO

DISTRICT JUDGE - 

20th JUDICIAL DISTRICT

Shall Judge Daniel C. Hale of the 20th Judicial 

District be retained in office?

(Vote Yes or No)

YES

NO

DISTRICT JUDGE - 

20th JUDICIAL DISTRICT

Shall Judge Lael Montgomery of the 20th 

Judicial District be retained in office?

(Vote Yes or No)

YES

NO

COUNTY JUDGE, BOULDER

Shall Judge Thomas J.B. Reed of the Boulder 

County Court be retained in office?

(Vote Yes or No)

YES

NO

COUNTY JUDGE, BOULDER

Shall Judge John F. Stavely of the Boulder 

County Court be retained in office?

(Vote Yes or No)

YES

NO

COUNTY COMMISSIONER - 

DISTRICT 1

(Vote for One)

Jeff Christen-Mitchell

Libertarian

Will Toor

Democratic

Write-In

COUNTY COMMISSIONER - 

DISTRICT 2

(Vote for One)

Ben Pearlman

Democratic

Roger Lange

Republican

Paul Tiger

Libertarian

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Boulder County, Colorado

November 02, 2004 Precinct 2171207003-B46

 

 

 

 

"Ballot issues referred by the 

general assembly or any political 

subdivision are listed by letter, and 

ballot issues initiated by the people 

are listed numerically. A 'yes' vote 

on any ballot issue is a vote in favor 

of changing current law or existing 

circumstances, and a 'no' vote on 

any ballot issue is a vote against 

changing current law or existing 

circumstances."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 STATE OF COLORADO 

 

 

 

 

Amendment 34

Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado 

constitution concerning recovery of damages 

relating to construction of real property 

improvements, and, in connection therewith, 

prohibiting laws that limit or impair a property 

owner's right to recover damages caused by a 

failure to construct an improvement in a good 

and workmanlike manner; defining "good and 

workmanlike manner" to include construction 

that is suitable for its intended purposes; and 

permitting exceptions for laws that limit punitive 

damages, afford governmental immunity, or 

impose time limits of specified minimum 

lengths on filing lawsuits?

YES

NO

 

Amendment 35

SHALL STATE TAXES BE INCREASED $175 

MILLION ANNUALLY THROUGH 

ADDITIONAL TOBACCO TAXES IMPOSED 

FOR HEALTH RELATED PURPOSES, AND, 

IN CONNECTION THEREWITH, AMENDING 

THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION TO 

INCREASE STATEWIDE TAXES ON THE 

SALE OF CIGARETTES BY WHOLESALERS 

OF THREE AND TWO-TENTHS CENTS PER 

CIGARETTE AND ON THE SALE, USE, 

CONSUMPTION, HANDLING, OR 

DISTRIBUTION OF OTHER TOBACCO 

PRODUCTS BY DISTRIBUTORS AT THE 

RATE OF TWENTY PERCENT OF THE 

MANUFACTURER'S LIST PRICE; 

INCREASING SUCH TOBACCO TAXES 

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2005; REQUIRING 

ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS OF SPECIFIED 

PERCENTAGES OF THE ADDITIONAL 

TOBACCO TAX REVENUES TO EXPAND 

ELIGIBILITY FOR AND INCREASE 

ENROLLMENT IN THE CHILDREN'S BASIC 

HEALTH PLAN, TO FUND COMPREHENSIVE 

PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE THROUGH 

CERTAIN COLORADO QUALIFIED 

PROVIDERS, TOBACCO EDUCATION 

PROGRAMS, AND PREVENTION, EARLY 

DETECTION, AND TREATMENT OF 

CANCER AND CARDIOVASCULAR AND 

PULMONARY DISEASES, TO 

COMPENSATE THE STATE GENERAL 

FUND, THE OLD AGE PENSION FUND, AND 

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR TOBACCO 

TAX LOSSES RESULTING FROM REDUCED 

SALES OF CIGARETTES AND TOBACCO 

PRODUCTS; SPECIFYING THAT THE 

APPROPRIATIONS OF ADDITIONAL 

TOBACCO TAX REVENUES SHALL BE IN 

ADDITION TO AND NOT SUBSTITUTED FOR 

APPROPRIATIONS FOR SUCH PROGRAMS 

ON JANUARY 1, 2005; ALLOWING THE USE 

OF ADDITIONAL TOBACCO TAX REVENUES 

FOR ANY HEALTH RELATED PURPOSE 

AND TO SERVE POPULATIONS ENROLLED 

IN THE CHILDREN'S BASIC HEALTH PLAN 

AND THE COLORADO MEDICAL 

ASSISTANCE PROGRAM AS OF JANUARY 

1, 2005, UPON A DECLARATION OF A 

STATE FISCAL EMERGENCY BY 

TWO-THIRDS OF THE MEMBERS OF EACH 

HOUSE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND 

THE GOVERNOR; PROHIBITING THE 

REPEAL OR REDUCTION OF EXISTING 

TAXES IMPOSED ON CIGARETTES AND 

OTHER TOBACCO PRODUCTS; 

EXCLUDING ALL ADDITIONAL TOBACCO 

TAX REVENUES FROM FISCAL YEAR 

SPENDING FOR PURPOSES OF SECTION 

20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE COLORADO 

CONSTITUTION; AND EXEMPTING 

APPROPRIATIONS OF ADDITIONAL 

TOBACCO TAX REVENUES FROM THE 

STATUTORY LIMITATION ON GENERAL 

FUND APPROPRIATIONS GROWTH OR ANY 

OTHER EXISTING SPENDING LIMITATION?

YES

NO

 

Amendment 36

Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado 

constitution concerning popular proportional 

selection of presidential electors, and, in 

connection therewith, creating procedures for 

allocating Colorado's electoral votes for 

president and vice-president of the United 

States, based on the proportion of ballots that 

are cast in this state for each presidential 

ticket; making the terms of the proposed 

amendment effective so that popular 

proportional selection of presidential electors 

applies to the 2004 general election; setting 

forth procedures and timelines that govern the 

certification of election results and the potential 

recounting of votes in elections for presidential 

electors and in the election on this proposed 

amendment; granting the Colorado supreme 

court original jurisdiction for the adjudication of 

all contests concerning presidential electors 

and requiring that such matters be heard and 

decided on an expedited basis; and authorizing 

the general assembly to enact legislation to 

change the manner of selecting presidential 

electors or any of the procedures contained in 

this amendment?

YES

NO

 

Amendment 37

Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado 

revised statutes concerning renewable energy 

standards for large providers of retail electric 

service, and, in connection therewith, defining 

eligible renewable energy resources to include 

solar, wind, geothermal, biomass, small 

hydroelectricity, and hydrogen fuel cells; 

requiring that a percentage of retail electricity 

sales be derived from renewable sources, 

beginning with 3% in the year 2007 and 

increasing to 10% by 2015; requiring utilities to 

offer customers a rebate of $2.00 per watt and 

other incentives for solar electric generation; 

providing incentives for utilities to invest in 

renewable energy resources that provide net 

economic benefits to customers; limiting the 

retail rate impact of renewable energy 

resources to 50 cents per month for residential 

customers; requiring public utilities commission 

rules to establish major aspects of the 

measure; prohibiting utilities from using 

condemnation or eminent domain to acquire 

land for generating facilities used to meet the 

standards; requiring utilities with requirements 

contracts to address shortfalls from the 

standards; and specifying election procedures 

by which the customers of a utility may opt out 

of the requirements of this amendment?

YES

NO

 

Referendum A

Amendments to sections 13, 14, and 15 of 

article XII and section 22 of article IV of the 

constitution of the state of Colorado, 

concerning reform of the state civil service 

system, and, in connection therewith, 

modifying the merit principle, exempting certain 

positions from the system, modifying the 

number of eligible applicants from which an 

appointment is to be made, modifying the 

residency requirement, expanding the duration 

of temporary employment, specifying the 

rule-making authority of the state personnel 

board and the state personnel director, 

allowing the general assembly to reallocate the 

rule-making authority of the state personnel 

board and the state personnel director, 

authorizing a modification to the veterans' 

preference, and making conforming 

amendments.

YES

NO

 

Referendum B

Amendments to articles IV, VII, and IX of the 

constitution of the state of Colorado, 

concerning the elimination of obsolete 

provisions of the state constitution.

YES

NO

 

Referendum 4A

SHALL REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION 

DISTRICT TAXES BE INCREASED $158.34 

MILLION ANNUALLY AND BY WHATEVER 

ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS ARE RAISED 

ANNUALLY THEREAFTER BY INCREASING 

THE RATE OF SALES TAX LEVIED BY THE 

DISTRICT BY FOUR-TENTHS OF ONE 

PERCENT, FROM THE CURRENT 

SIX-TENTHS OF ONE PERCENT TO ONE 

PERCENT COMMENCING JANUARY 1, 2005 

AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH, SHALL 

REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT 

DEBT BE INCREASED $3.477 BILLION, WITH 

A REPAYMENT COST OF $7.129 BILLION 

WITH ALL PROCEEDS OF DEBT AND TAXES 

TO BE USED AND SPENT FOR THE 

CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF A 

FIXED GUIDE WAY MASS TRANSIT 

SYSTEM, THE CONSTRUCTION OF 

ADDITIONAL PARK-N-RIDE LOTS, THE 

EXPANSION AND IMPROVEMENT OF 

EXISTING PARK-N-RIDE LOTS, AND 

INCREASED BUS SERVICE, INCLUDING 

THE USE OF SMALLER BUSES AND VANS 

AND ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLES AS 

APPROPRIATE, AS SPECIFIED IN THE 

TRANSIT EXPANSION PLAN ADOPTED BY 

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE 

DISTRICT ON OR BEFORE APRIL 22, 2004 

AND SHALL DEBT BE EVIDENCED BY 

BONDS, NOTES, OR OTHER 

MULTIPLE-FISCAL YEAR OBLIGATIONS 

INCLUDING REFUNDING BONDS THAT MAY 

BE ISSUED AS A LOWER OR HIGHER RATE 

OF INTEREST AND INCLUDING DEBT THAT 

MAY HAVE A REDEMPTION PRIOR TO 

MATURITY WITH OR WITHOUT PAYMENT 

OF A PREMIUM, PAYABLE FROM ALL 

REVENUES GENERATED BY SAID TAX 

INCREASE, FEDERAL FUNDS, 

INVESTMENT INCOME, PUBLIC AND 

PRIVATE CONTRIBUTIONS, AND OTHER 

REVENUES AS THE BOARD MAY 

DETERMINE, AND WITH SUCH REVENUES 

RAISED BY THE SALES TAX RATE 

INCREASE AND THE PROCEEDS OF DEBT 

OBLIGATIONS AND ANY INVESTMENT 

INCOME ON SUCH REVENUES AND 

PROCEEDS BEING EXEMPT FROM THE 

REVENUE AND SPENDING RESTRICTIONS 

CONTAINED IN SECTION 20 0F ARTICLE X 

OF THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION UNTIL 

SUCH TIME AS ALL DEBT IS REPAID WHEN 

THE RATE OF TAX WILL BE DECREASED 

TO THAT AMOUNT NECESSARY FOR THE 

CONTINUED OPERATION OF THE SYSTEM 

BUT NOT LESS THAN SIX-TENTHS OF ONE 

PERCENT?

YES

NO

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Boulder County Clerk & Recorder

 

Referendum 4B

SHALL THERE BE AN EXTENSION UNTIL 

JUNE 30, 2018, OF THE AGGREGATE 0.1 

PERCENT SALES AND USE TAXES 

CURRENTLY LEVIED AND COLLECTED BY 

THE DENVER METROPOLITAN SCIENTIFIC 

AND CULTURAL FACILITIES DISTRICT 

THAT ARE SCHEDULED TO EXPIRE ON 

JUNE 30, 2006, FOR ASSISTING SCIENTIFIC 

AND CULTURAL FACILITIES WITHIN THE 

DISTRICT WHILE AUTHORIZING THE 

DISTRICT TO CONTINUE TO COLLECT, 

RETAIN, AND SPEND ALL REVENUE 

GENERATED BY SUCH TAX IN EXCESS OF 

THE LIMITATION PROVIDED IN ARTICLE X 

OF SECTION 20 OF THE COLORADO 

CONSTITUTION AND WHILE MODIFYING 

THE RATES OF THE THREE INDIVIDUAL 

SALES AND USE TAXES COLLECTED BY 

THE DISTRICT AS FOLLOWS: INCREASING 

THE .059 PERCENT SALES AND USE TAX 

TO .0655 PERCENT; DECREASING THE .028 

PERCENT SALES AND USE TAX TO .021 

PERCENT; AND INCREASING THE .013 

PERCENT SALES AND USE TAX TO .0135 

PERCENT; EXCEPT THAT, FOR TOTAL 

ANNUAL REVENUES COLLECTED BY THE 

DISTRICT THAT EXCEED THIRTY-EIGHT 

MILLION DOLLARS, INCREASING THE .059 

PERCENT SALES AND USE TAX TO .064 

PERCENT; DECREASING THE .028 

PERCENT SALES AND USE TAX TO .022 

PERCENT; AND INCREASING THE .013 

PERCENT SALES AND USE TAX TO .014 

PERCENT?

YES

NO

 

 

 

 BOULDER COUNTY 

 

 

 

 

COUNTY ISSUE 1A:

SHALL BOULDER COUNTY TAXES BE 

INCREASED $4.2 MILLION ANNUALLY 

(FIRST FULL FISCAL YEAR DOLLAR 

INCREASE STARTING IN 2005) BY THE 

IMPOSITION OF AN ADDITIONAL 

COUNTY-WIDE SALES AND USE TAX FOR 

20 YEARS TO AND INCLUDING DECEMBER 

31, 2024 AT THE RATE OF 0.10% FOR 

PURPOSES OF OPEN SPACE ACQUISITION, 

TRAILS, LAND AND FACILITIES 

IMPROVEMENTS, MANAGEMENT AND 

MAINTENANCE, WITH FUNDS EXPENDED 

FOR MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE 

OF OPEN SPACE BEING A MINIMUM OF 

10% OF THE REVENUES OF SUCH 

ADDITIONAL TAX, AND THEREAFTER AT 

THE RATE OF 0.05% FOR PURPOSES OF 

OPEN SPACE MANAGEMENT AND 

MAINTENANCE ONLY; SHALL BOULDER 

COUNTY DEBT BE INCREASED UP TO 

$60,000,000, WITH A REPAYMENT COST OF 

UP TO $98,000,000 FOR PURPOSES OF 

OPEN SPACE ACQUISITION AND 

IMPROVEMENTS BY THE ISSUANCE OF 

REVENUE BONDS PAYABLE FROM THE 

PROCEEDS OF SUCH TAX AND, TO THE 

EXTENT MONEYS FROM SUCH TAX ARE 

NOT SUFFICIENT FOR THE REPAYMENT 

OF SUCH BONDS, FROM OTHER COUNTY 

OPEN SPACE SALES AND USE TAX 

REVENUES, THE CONSERVATION TRUST 

FUND, THE COUNTY'S GENERAL FUND 

AND OTHER LEGALLY AVAILABLE FUNDS, 

WHICH BONDS SHALL BEAR INTEREST, 

MATURE, BE SUBJECT TO REDEMPTION, 

WITH OR WITHOUT PREMIUM, AND BE 

ISSUED, DATED AND SOLD AT SUCH TIME 

OR TIMES, AT SUCH PRICES (AT, ABOVE 

OR BELOW PAR) AND IN SUCH MANNER 

AND CONTAINING SUCH OTHER TERMS, 

NOT INCONSISTENT HEREWITH, AS THE 

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MAY 

DETERMINE; SHALL THE COUNTY BE 

AUTHORIZED, IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FOR 

THE PAYMENT OF SUCH BONDS, TO 

ENTER INTO A MULTIPLE-FISCAL YEAR 

OBLIGATION TO TRANSFER THE 

PROCEEDS OF THE ADDITIONAL SALES 

AND USE TAX, AS WELL AS OTHER 

MONEYS FROM THE COUNTY'S OPEN 

SPACE SALES AND USE TAX FUNDS, THE 

CONSERVATION TRUST FUND, THE 

GENERAL FUND AND OTHER LEGALLY 

AVAILABLE FUNDS, TO THE OPEN SPACE 

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT TRUST FUND IN 

AN AMOUNT SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE 

DEBT SERVICE ON SUCH BONDS AND TO 

OTHERWISE COMPLY WITH THE 

COVENANTS OF THE RESOLUTIONS OR 

OTHER INSTRUMENTS GOVERNING SUCH 

BONDS; AND SHALL THE EARNINGS ON 

THE INVESTMENT OF PROCEEDS OF 

SUCH TAX AND BONDS, REGARDLESS OF 

AMOUNT, CONSTITUTE A 

VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE; 

ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH BOARD OF 

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' RESOLUTION 

NO. 2004-86?

YES

NO

 

COUNTY ISSUE 1B:

SHALL BOULDER COUNTY TAXES BE 

INCREASED $1.3 MILLION ANNUALLY 

(FIRST FULL FISCAL YEAR DOLLAR 

INCREASE IN 2005) THROUGH A 0.03% 

INCREASE IN BOULDER COUNTY'S 

COUNTY-WIDE SALES AND USE TAX, AND 

EXPIRING DECEMBER 31, 2014, AND A 

VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE, 

THE PROCEEDS OF WHICH SHALL BE 

USED FOR WILDFIRE PREVENTION AND 

SUPPRESSION, FOREST MANAGEMENT, 

AND LIMITED HELICOPTER EMERGENCY 

SEARCH AND RESCUE CAPITAL 

EQUIPMENT, OPERATIONS, AND 

SERVICES, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 

PROPOSAL AS MORE PARTICULARLY SET 

FORTH IN BOARD OF COUNTY 

COMMISSIONERS' RESOLUTION NO. 

2004-89?

YES

NO

 

COUNTY ISSUE 1C:

WITH NO NEW TAX AND NO INCREASE IN 

ANY MILL LEVY OR OTHER TAX RATE, 

SHALL BOULDER COUNTY BE 

AUTHORIZED TO RETAIN AND EXPEND 

REVENUES COLLECTED FOR 2004 UP TO A 

MAXIMUM OF $4.7 MILLION IN EXCESS OF 

THE COUNTY'S FISCAL YEAR SPENDING 

AND PROPERTY TAX REVENUE LIMITS 

IMPOSED BY ARTICLE X, SECTION 20, 

COLORADO CONSTITUTION (TABOR) AS A 

VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE 

AND PROPERTY TAX REVENUE CHANGE, 

AND SHALL ALL REVENUES COLLECTED 

FOR 2004 BE INCLUDED IN THE COUNTY'S 

FISCAL YEAR SPENDING AND PROPERTY 

TAX REVENUE BASES FOR FISCAL YEAR 

2005 AND ALL FUTURE YEARS, AND SHALL 

THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 

OF BOULDER COUNTY APPROPRIATE AN 

ADDITIONAL $500,000 ANNUALLY, FROM 

THE REVENUES IN THE TABOR BASES 

INCREASED AS A RESULT OF THIS ISSUE, 

BEGINNING IN FISCAL YEAR 2005, TO PAY 

FOR SERVICES BY NON-PROFIT HEALTH 

AND HUMAN SERVICES ORGANIZATIONS 

FOR BOULDER COUNTY RESIDENTS, ALL 

AS MORE PARTICULARLY SET FORTH IN 

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' 

RESOLUTION NO. 2004-110?

YES

NO

 

CITY OF LAFAYETTE

BALLOT ISSUE 2A

SHALL THE CITY OF LAFAYETTE'S DEBT BE 

INCREASED $6,000,000, WITH A MAXIMUM 

REPAYMENT COST OF $10,900,000, OR 

SUCH LESSER AMOUNT AS MAY BE 

NECESSARY, AND SHALL THE CITY OF 

LAFAYETTE'S AD VALOREM PROPERTY 

TAXES BE INCREASED $525,000 

ANNUALLY, OR SUCH LESSER AMOUNT AS 

MAY BE NECESSARY, TO PAY THE 

PRINCIPAL OF, PREMIUM IF ANY AND 

INTEREST ON SUCH DEBT OR ANY 

REFUNDINGS THEREOF; FOR THE 

PURPOSE OF:

DESIGNING, ACQUIRING, CONSTRUCTING, 

FURNISHING AND EQUIPPING A NEW 

LAFAYETTE POLICE DEPARTMENT 

FACILITY, WHICH MAY INCLUDE COURT 

FACILITIES, AND ALL PROPERTIES, 

FACILITIES AND IMPROVEMENTS 

NECESSARY, INCIDENTAL AND 

APPURTENANT THERETO;

SUCH DEBT TO BE EVIDENCED BY THE 

ISSUANCE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION 

BONDS AT AN INTEREST RATE NOT TO 

EXCEED 6.0%, WHICH BONDS SHALL 

MATURE, BE SUBJECT TO REDEMPTION 

(WITH OR WITHOUT PREMIUM), BE 

ISSUED, DATED AND SOLD AT, ABOVE OR 

BELOW PAR, AT SUCH TIME OR TIMES AND 

IN SUCH MANNER AND CONTAINING SUCH 

TERMS, NOT INCONSISTENT HEREWITH, 

AS THE CITY COUNCIL MAY DETERMINE, 

SUCH AUTHORIZATION TO ISSUE 

GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS TO 

INCLUDE AUTHORIZATION TO REFUND 

SUCH BONDS FROM TIME TO TIME, 

WITHOUT ADDITIONAL VOTER APPROVAL; 

AND IN CONNECTION THEREWITH (I) 

SHALL SUCH INCREASES IN THE CITY'S AD 

VALOREM PROPERTY TAXES IN ANY YEAR 

BE MADE WITHOUT LIMITATION AS TO 

RATE, IN AN AMOUNT SUFFICIENT TO PAY 

THE PRINCIPAL OF, PREMIUM IF ANY, AND 

INTEREST ON THE BONDS WHEN DUE, 

AND (II) SHALL THE REVENUE CHANGE 

CAUSED BY THE COLLECTION AND 

SPENDING OF THE PROCEEDS OF SUCH 

BONDS AND OF SUCH AD VALOREM 

PROPERTY TAX REVENUE BE APPROVED, 

PERMITTING ALL OF SUCH BOND 

PROCEEDS AND SUCH AD VALOREM 

PROPERTY TAX REVENUE, AND ANY 

INVESTMENT EARNINGS THEREON, TO BE 

COLLECTED AND SPENT WITHOUT 

LIMITATION OR CONDITION AND WITHOUT 

LIMITING THE COLLECTION OR SPENDING 

OF ANY OTHER REVENUES OR FUNDS OF 

THE CITY UNDER ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 

OF THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION OR 

ANY OTHER LAW?"

YES

NO

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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