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<br />(3) Taxpaying electors of any area of five <br />acres or more within or without a special district <br />furnishing sanitation or vvater services or facilities or <br />sanitation and water services or facilities or any area <br />regardless of size immediately contiguous to such <br />district may agree arpong themselves for the <br />construction of water or sanitation facilities or water <br />and sanitation facilities within such area, and the <br />board of such district has the authority to enter into a <br />contract with such taxpaying electors to allow any <br />portion of revenue derived from water or sanitation <br />charges and fees from such area or from special <br />charges assessed against users of such sanitation or <br />water facilities to be applied on the payment of the <br />cost of the construction: of such water or sanitation <br />facilities. Such paymeI).t shall be made without <br />interest and upon such terms as the parties may agree <br />upon, but payment shall not extend over fifteen years. <br />Such contracts shall not be included within the dollar <br />limitation of debts provided by this article and shall <br />not require approval of the electors of the special <br />district <br />(4) Any dispute involving a special di&rict <br />furnishing sanitation or water services or facilities or <br />sanitation and water services or facilities and any <br />customer of such district:in which physical damage to <br />the property of the customer in the amount of ten <br />thousand dollars or less is alleged to have been <br />caused by the actions .of' such special district may be <br />submitted with the con~ent of the district and the <br />customer to alternative 4ispute resolution procedures <br />pursuant to the "Dispute Resolution Act", part 3 of <br />article 22 of title 13, C.ILS., if such procedures are <br />available in the judicial district where a complaint in <br />such dispute would be filed. Notwithstanding any <br />other provision of law to the contrary, once a party to <br />such dispute has prope~ly submitted the dispute to <br />alternative dispute resol~tion procedures pursuant to <br />this section, neither party shall remove the dispute <br />from the alternative dispute resolution forum without <br />the consent of the other party. <br />(5) The gove~ing body of each special <br />district providing water or sanitation services which <br />implements an industrial wastewater pretreatment <br />program pursuant to the federal act, as defmed in <br />section 25-8-103 (8), elKS., may seek such relief <br />and impose such penalt~es as are required by such <br />federal act and its implefnenting regulations Or such <br />prografns. <br />(6) The board of a sanitation district or water <br />and sanitation district: with a resident elector <br />population of two thous~d five hundred or less that <br />is located in whole or i.r1 part within a county with a <br />population of twenty-(tve thousand or less, as <br />determined by the 1996 population estimates <br />prepared by the division; may provide collection and <br /> <br />transportation of solid waste for and on behalf of the <br />district, including but not limited to the financing <br />thereof. If the board decides to provide collection and <br />transportation of solid waste, the board shall request <br />proposals to provide such services within a <br />designated area of the district by publishing notice <br />and awarding a contract in accordance with the <br />procedures specified in section 30-15-401 (7.5) (c) <br />and (7.7), C.R.S. The board shall not award a <br />contract that exceeds three years in duration. <br />(7) The board of any sanitation district or <br />water and sanitation district may provide solid waste <br />disposal facilities, including but not limited to d:le <br />fmancing thereof, for and on behalf of such district. <br />Any service or facility pursuant to this subsection (1) <br />shall be subject to part 1 of article 20 of title 30, <br />C.R.S. <br /> <br />32-1-1007 Ambulance districts <br />additional powers - special provisions. (1) In <br />addition to the powers specified in section 32-1-1001, <br />the board of any ambulance district, unless provided <br />in section 32-1-1002 (1) (c) or 32-1-1003 (I) (b), has <br />the following powers for and on behalf of such <br />district: <br />(a) To own, maintain, and operat: <br />ambulances and other vehicles and equipment <br />necessary for the provision of emergency medical <br />services in said district; <br />(b) To provide emergency medical services <br />by employees of the district, to provide a vohmtary <br />ambulance service, and to make contracts with <br />individuals, partnerships, associations, or <br />corporations or with other political subdivisions of <br />the state or any combination thereof. For the purpose <br />of this paragraph (b), "voluntary ambulance service~ <br />means an ambulance service which is opaa~ not <br />for pecuniary profit or fmancial gain and DO part of <br />the assets or income of which is distributable to, or <br />enures to the benefit of, its members, directors, or <br />officers. <br />(2) An ambulance district may be composed <br />of only one county of the state or a portion thereof or <br />two or more contiguous counties of the state or <br />portions thereof, and the district shall consist C'f <br />contiguous territory within such county or counties. <br />No ambulance district shall be established in any are:l <br />in which there is a fire prctection district or a health <br />service district that is providing an ambulance servire <br />or in any municipality that is providing an ambulan.:-e <br />servIce. <br /> <br />32-1-1008 - Tunnel districts - additionll <br />powers - special provisions. 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