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Legal counsel briefs council on metropolitan districts, Service Plans under Title 32
Summary
Special counsel Tim Flynn explained how metropolitan (special) districts are formed and financed under Colorado Revised Statutes Title 32, stressing that a service plan precedes district approval and that the plan outlines financing methods. The session was a report only.
Tim Flynn, Esq., special legal counsel, gave the Gunnison City Council an overview on metropolitan (special) districts and the Title 32 framework on June 23. Flynn explained that a service plan is the initial document that outlines proposed services and financing for a potential district and that approval of a service plan does not automatically create a district.
Flynn’s presentation, accompanied by a powerpoint, covered basic structure and regulatory steps that apply to special districts under Colorado law. Council members asked questions about approval steps and staff clarified that the service plan and the district creation are separate approvals; no council action was required.
