Taxing district definition
Taxing district means a government entity that levies or has
Taxing district means any non-home rule taxing district
Taxing district means a government entity that levies or has levied for it regular property taxes upon real property located within a proposed or approved revitalization area.
Examples of Taxing district in a sentence
Taxing district — Issuance of warrants or checks before approval by legislative body — Conditions.
More Definitions of Taxing district
Taxing district means an area within a township having tax levies and rates different from the tax levies and rates in other areas within the same township.
Taxing district means a government entity that
Taxing district means any city, county, or special taxing district other than school districts and fire districts;
Taxing district means the state and any county, city, town, port district, school district, road district, metropolitan park dis- trict, regional transit authority, water-sewer district, or other mu- nicipal corporation, having the power or legal authority to impose burdens upon property within the district on an ad valorem basis, for the purpose of obtaining revenue for public purposes, as distinguished from municipal corporations authorized to impose burdens, or for which burdens may be imposed for public purposes, on property in proportion to the increase in benefits received.
Taxing district means a governmental entity that levies or
Taxing district means a special district which is organized or acting under the provisions of title 32, C.R.S.
Taxing district means a city, county, school district, or city park district but does not include any such taxing district that levied a property tax levy of less than one hundred thousand dollars for the prior year and sets a budget for the current year calling for a property tax levy of less than one hundred thousand dollars.