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<br />(2Z The moneys annually allocated to llle Itiglter education fund shall be
<br />the amount of the total annual general fund appropriations to the department
<br />of l,;glter education for that fiscal year. Such allocation shall be made, as
<br />moneys become available, on a periodic basis during such fiscal year com-
<br />mencing on July I or the beginning of such fiscal year.
<br />(3) The higher education fund shall be separate from the general fund
<br />and considered a special Cund under section 24-75-201.
<br />(4) Nothing in subsection (1) of this section shall be construed to super-
<br />sede the provisions of section 23-30-106, C.R.S.
<br />Source: Entire part added, L. 90, p. 1276, § 1, effective May 9.
<br />STATE HISTORY, ARCHIVES, AND EMBLEMS
<br />ARTICLE 80
<br />State History, Archives, and Emblems
<br />PARTI PARTS
<br />STATEARCHIVESAND
<br />PUBLIC RECORDS
<br />24-80-102. Division created • personnel -
<br />duties-cash fund.
<br />PART4
<br />HISTORICAL, PREHISTORICAL, AND
<br />. ARCHAEOLOGICALRESOURCES
<br />SANTE FE TRAIL
<br />24-80.802. Historic trail-marking.
<br />PART9
<br />STATEEMBLEMSANDSYMBOLS
<br />24-BO-902. Punishment foe illegal use.
<br />24-BO.909.5. State folk dance.
<br />24-80-401. Title to historical, prehistori-
<br /> cal, and archa2ological
<br /> resources.
<br />24-80-405. Objectives and duties of the
<br /> state archaeologist.
<br />24-60-407. Agreements.
<br />24-60-406. Properties not owned by the
<br /> state.
<br />24-80-409. Penalty -injunction - tempo-
<br /> raryrestrain i ngorder.
<br />24-80-411. Applicability o(this pall 4 to
<br /> human remains.
<br />PART 13
<br />UNMARKED HUMAN GRAVES
<br />24-80-1701. Definitions.
<br />24-80-1702. Discovery of human remains.
<br />24-80.1303. ~ Discovery of human remains
<br /> during an anthropological
<br /> investigation.
<br />24-80-1304. Rule-making authority -state
<br /> archaeologist.
<br />24-80-1705. Violation and penalty.
<br />PARTI
<br />STATE ARCHIVES AND PUBLIC RECORDS
<br />24-80-102. Division created -personnel -duties -cash fund. (10) Tltc
<br />state archivist shall establish by rule and regulation such fees as are necessary
<br />to pay for the direct and indirect costs of responding to requests for informa-
<br />tion from non-state agencies, including requests which are processed through
<br />other state agencies. All fees collected shall be transmitted to the state treas-
<br />urer, who shall credit ttte same to the division of state archives and public
<br />records cash fund, which fund is. hereby created. The moneys in the fund
<br />shall be subject to annual appropriation by the general assembly for the direct
<br />and indirect costs of responding to requests for information from non-state
<br />agencies, including requests which are processed tltrouglt other state agencies. ,
<br />All interest derived from the deposit and investment of moneys in the fund
<br />shall be credited to the general fund. In no event shall the state archivist-
<br />charge any fee to any public entity to produce information wlticlt the public
<br />entity is required by law to file with the stale archivist.
<br />Source: (10) added, L. 92, p. 1084, § 1, effective Ma/rc~lt 4. ,q°I
<br />PART 4 C~~~J~P~
<br />HISTORICAL, PREHISTORICAL, AND
<br />ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES
<br />24-80-401. Title to historical, prehistorical, and archaeological resources.
<br />(I) The state of Colorado reserves to itself title to all historical, prehistori-
<br />cal, and archaeological resources iq all lands, rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and
<br />other areas owned by the state or any county, city and county. city. town.
<br />district, or other olili~ cawision of the state. Historical, prehistorical,
<br />ana archaeologrca resources s tail m~ude all deposits, structures, or objects
<br />which provide information pertaining to the historical or prehistorical cul-
<br />ture of people within the boundaries of the state of Colorado, as well as
<br />fossils and other remains of animals, plants, insects, and other objects of
<br />natural history within such boundaries.
<br />Source: (I) amended, L. 9b, p. 1278, § I, effective May 9.
<br />24-80-405. Objectives and duties of the slate archaeologist. (I) (I) To
<br />establish and coordinate a procedure by which an historical, prehistorical,
<br />or archaeological resource belonging to the state of Colorado may be retnovc
<br />from Colorado on a loan basis, subject to its return pursuant to scctio~"
<br />24-80-406.
<br />Source: (I)(I) added, L. 90, p. 1278, § 2, eft-active May 9.
<br />24-80-407. Agreements. The society may enter into agreements with the
<br />department of transportation, the federal bureau of public roads, or outer
<br />agencies, private corporations, or individuals controlling highway and other
<br />construction activities which might, in any way, involve historical, prehistori-
<br />cal,and archaeological resources of the state of Colorado.
<br />Source: Entire section amended, L. 91, p. 1067, § 35, effective Jttl}• I
<br />24-80-408. Properties not owned b>• the stale. Upon the request of any
<br />municipality, county, or governmental agent}•, the society shall, and, upon
<br />the request of any corporation or private individual r~hose property is
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