Sample Ballot - Adams County Elections

Sample Ballot

Official Ballot for Coordinated Election Adams County, Colorado - Tuesday, November 7, 2017 Stan Martin, Clerk and Recorder

Instructions to Voters: Mark your ballot with blue or black pen by completely filling in the oval to the left of your choice. If you make a mistake, clearly indicate your choice on the ballot or contact us at (720) 523-6500 to get a replacement ballot. WARNING: Any person who, by use of force or other means, unduly influences an eligible elector to vote in any particular manner or to refrain from voting, or who falsely makes, alters, forges, or counterfeits any mail ballot before or after it has been cast, or who destroys, defaces, mutilates, or tampers with a ballot is subject, upon conviction, to imprisonment, or to a fine, or both. Section 1-7.5-107(3)(b), C.R.S.

City of Arvada Arvada Councilmember-At-Large Four Year Term

Brighton Councilmember - Ward 4

Northglenn Council Member- Ward 1

Four Year Term

Four Year Term

(Vote for One)

(Vote for One)

(Vote for One)

Dot Miller

Mark Humbert

Meredith Leighty

Archie Demarest

Ashley Witkovich

Jordan Hohenstein

City of Commerce City

Dave Palm


Jim Whitfield

Commerce City Councilmember - Ward I Four Year Term

(Vote for One)

John Malito

(Vote for not more than one)

Gene Leffel

Aurora Council Member Ward I

Oscar Madera

Four Year Term (Vote for One)

Sally Mounier

Four Year Term

Four Year Term

(Vote for One)

Jacob Wilson

Four Year Term

Tim Postlewaite

Julie Duran Mullica Derrick C. Levy

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Nicole Frank

(Vote for One)

Danielle Henry


Tawnya Russell

Aurora Council Member Ward II

Joyce Downing

Commerce City Councilmember - Ward III (Vote for not more than one)

Crystal Murillo

Four Year Term

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City of Aurora

Alexander "Skinny" Winkler

Bob Hagedorn

Commerce City Councilmember - At Northglenn Council Member- Ward 4 Four Year Term Large

Nicole Emily Johnston

(Vote for not more than two)

Four Year Term

Ruben L. Medina Robert E. O'Riley Jeff Wilson

Aurora Council Member At- Large Four Year Term (Vote for Not More than Two)

Anthony Stellato

Jenny Willford

José Guardiola

Phyllis Musk

Benjamin Huseman

Helmut W. Koeckert

Alan Howell

City of Thornton

William Jackson

Thornton Councilmember- Ward 1

Harvest Thomas III

Brian E. Arnold

Reid Hettich Allison Hiltz Tim Huffman Abel Laeke

Federal Heights Ward One- Council Two Year Term (Vote for One)

Mark Joseph Stickel

(Vote for One)

Sandra Wolfe Tracy L. Crespin Sherry Goodman Steven R Cervanates

Federal Heights Ward One- Council


Four Year Term

Four Year Term

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Tom Tobiassen

Four Year Term

City of Federal Heights

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Dave Gruber

(Vote for One)

(Vote for One)

(Vote for One)

Russ Wagner

Harold Thomas

City of Brighton Brighton Mayor

Federal Heights Ward Two- Council

Four Year Term

Four Year Term

(Vote for One)

(Vote for One)

Wayne Scott

Carolyn R. Scharf

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Ken Kreutzer Kirby Wallin

(Vote for One)

Joan Kniss

Evelyn Rozales Jessica Sandgren

Thornton Councilmember- Ward 3 Four Year Term (Vote for One)

Federal Heights Ward Three- Council Two Year Term (Vote for One)

David Acunto Sam Nizam

Brighton Councilmember - Ward 1 Four Year Term

Seth "Isaiah" Thomas

Elaine Sweeney

SomXai Vue

Federal Heights Ward Three- Council


Four Year Term

Four Year Term

(Vote for One)

(Vote for One)

Matt Johnston

Andrew W. Butler

Brighton Councilmember - Ward 2 Four Year Term (Vote for One)

Gregory Mills

Ken R. Murphy

Janifer "Jan" Kulmann

Theodore "Ted" F. May

Suzie Brundage

City of Northglenn

City of Westminster

Northglenn Mayor

Westminster Office of Mayor

Four Year Term

Four Year Term

(Vote for One)

(Vote for One)

D. R. Dill Ferman "Sonny" Maestas

Brighton Councilmember - Ward 3 Four Year Term (Vote for One)

Debbie Olander

Bruce Baker

Gene Wieneke

Herb Atchison

Carol Dodge

Rich Seymour

R. Wayne Walvoord Clint Blackhurst

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Westminster Office of City Councillor 27J School Director District No. 6 Four Year Term

Two Year Term

(Vote for Three)

(Vote for One)

Kathryn Skulley

Jennifer Venerable

Emma Pinter

Stanley Lewis Hiller

David DeMott

Byers School District 32J

Jackson Dreiling

32J School Board Director Four Year Term

Lindsey Smith

(Vote for Three)

Mark Clark

Adams 12 Five Star Schools

Jay Bauer

School Director District No. 3

Donna J. Sauer

Four Year Term

Charles "Charlie" Tucker

(Vote for One)

Westminster Public Schools Joshua Bastian

Westminster Board Of Education, At Large

Kathy Plomer

Four Year Term

Four Year Term

(Vote for Two)

Joseph R. Davidek

(Vote for One)

Gay Lynn Jameson Brian Batz

Ryan McCoy

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School Director District No. 4

Adams County School District 14

Wiggins School District RE-50J

Adams 14 School Board Directors

RE-50J Board Of Education, At Large

Four Year Term

Four Year Term

(Vote for Two)

(Vote for Two)

Dale E. Fleming

Joseph Dreiling

Sara Kopetzky

Brian Josef Reichel

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Connie Quintana

Mike Miller

Bill Hyde

Jodi L. Walker

Adams-Arapahoe School District 28J 28J Board Of Directors, At Large Four Year Term (Vote for Four)

Kevin Cox Debbie Gerkin Gail Pough

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Jane F. Barber Miguel In Suk Lovato

Kyla Alysia Armstrong-Romero Lea Steed

Marques Alexander Ivey Barbara J. Yamrick

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Bennett School District 29J

29J School Director at Large Four Year Term (Vote for Two)

Zebulen A. Petre James DuBois Kyle Meyer

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Brighton School District No. 27J

27J School Director District No. 2 Four Year Term (Vote for One)

Gary Mikes

Kevin Robert Kerber


Blaine Nickeson Greg Lee


Kerrie A. Gutierrez Mandy Thomas


City of Aurora

Brighton School District No. 27J

Sable-Altura Fire Protection District

Ballot Question 2K

Ballot Issue 3D

Ballot Issue 4E

SHALL BRIGHTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 27J SHALL SABLE-ALTURA FIRE TAXES BE INCREASED $12 MILLION PROTECTION DISTRICT TAXES BE BEGINNING IN TAX COLLECTION YEAR INCREASED $350,000 (FIRST FULL FISCAL 2018, AND BY WHATEVER AMOUNTS AS YEAR DOLLAR INCREASE) ANNUALLY MAY BE GENERATED ANNUALLY BEGINNING IN LEVY YEAR 2017 (FOR THEREAFTER BY THE IMPOSITION OF AN COLLECTION IN CALENDAR YEAR 2018) ADDITIONAL MILL LEVY OF NOT TO BY INCREASING THE DISTRICT'S EXCEED 12 MILLS, BUT IN NO EVENT EXISTING PROPERTY TAX OF 7.000 MILLS SHALL SUCH TAX INCREASE BE BY 4.330 MILLS TO BE USED FOR GREATER THAN THE AMOUNT ADMINISTRATION, OPERATIONS, AND Yes No PERMITTED UNDER SECTION 22-54-108, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS, ALL REVENUE C.R.S., BY THE COLLECTION OF AD AND EARNINGS FROM THIS TAX City of Federal Heights VALOREM PROPERTY TAXES FOR CONSTITUTING A PERMANENT Ballot Issue 2L DEPOSIT IN THE DISTRICT'S GENERAL VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE WITHIN THE MEANING OF ARTICLE X, SHALL THE CITY OF FEDERAL HEIGHTS FUND FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO: SECTION 20 OF THE COLORADO TAXES BE INCREASED BY $750,000 CONSTITUTION AND AN EXCEPTION TO ANNUALLY BEGINNING IN 2018 (FIRST · RETAINING AND RECRUITING HIGH THE LIMITATIONS SET FORTH IN FULL FISCAL YEAR OF SUCH TAX QUALITY TEACHERS AND SUPPORT SECTION 29-1-301 OF THE COLORADO INCREASE) AND BY WHATEVER STAFF; AND REVISED STATUTES AND ANY OTHER ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS ARE RAISED · PURCHASING AND MAINTAINING LAW? ANNUALLY THEREAFTER BY IMPOSING, INSTRUCTIONAL TOOLS AND EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2018, A NEW MATERIALS, WHICH MAY INCLUDE No Yes EXCISE TAX UPON THE FIRST SALE OR TECHNOLOGY BASED TRANSFER OF UNPROCESSED RETAIL Strasburg Fire Protection ITEMS, TO SUPPORT THE MARIJUANA BY A RETAIL MARIJUANA INSTRUCTION OF STUDENTS; District No. 8 CULTIVATION FACILITY WITHIN THE CITY, AS LEGALIZED BY ARTICLE XVIII, WITH SUCH TAXES TO BE IN EXCESS OF Ballot Issue 4F SECTION 16 OF THE COLORADO PROPERTY TAX REVENUES THAT CONSTITUTION, AT THE RATE OF FIVE WOULD BE PROVIDED BY THE GENERAL SHALL THE STRASBURG FIRE PERCENT (WHICH RATE MAY BE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 8 AD FUND MILL LEVY PERMITTED UNDER ADJUSTED FROM TIME TO TIME BY THE STATE LAW WITHOUT SUCH INCREASE VALOREM MILL LEVY BE INCREASED OR CITY COUNCIL WITHOUT FURTHER AND, TOGETHER WITH REVENUES FROM DECREASED ANNUALLY, COMMENCING VOTER APPROVAL SO LONG AS SUCH SPECIFIC OWNERSHIP TAXES IN 2018, TO ACCOUNT FOR CHANGES IN RATE DOES NOT EXCEED TEN LAW OR THE METHOD BY WHICH ATTRIBUTABLE THERETO AND THE PERCENT), WITH SUCH EXCISE TAX TO EARNINGS ON SUCH TAXES AND ASSESSED VALUATION IS CALCULATED BE IN ADDITION TO THE APPLICATION OF REVENUES, TO CONSTITUTE A VOTER OCCURRING IN 2017 OR THEREAFTER, THE CITY'S SALES TAX, AND THE SO THAT TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE, THE APPROVED REVENUE AND SPENDING REVENUE RECEIVED BY THE CITY FROM CHANGE UNDER, TO BE COLLECTED ACTUAL TAX REVENUES GENERATED BY THE COLLECTION OF THE EXCISE TAX AND SPENT EACH YEAR WITHOUT THE MILL LEVY, AS ADJUSTED, ARE TO BE USED TO PAY OR REIMBURSE THE LIMITATION BY THE REVENUE AND NEITHER DIMINISHED NOR ENHANCED CITY FOR DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS SPENDING LIMITS OF, AND WITHOUT AS A RESULT OF SUCH CHANGES; THE INCURRED OR EXPENDED BY THE CITY AFFECTING THE DISTRICT'S ABILITY TO REVENUES FROM SUCH ADJUSTMENT RELATED TO THE REGULATION OF THE COLLECT AND SPEND OTHER REVENUES TO BE USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF USE OF RETAIL MARIJUANA AND RETAIL OR FUNDS UNDER, ARTICLE X, SECTION PAYING THE DISTRICT'S OPERATIONS, MARIJUANA PRODUCTS, TO SUPPORT 20 OF THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION MAINTENANCE, AND OTHER EXPENSES, LOCAL DRUG EDUCATION PROGRAMS, OR ANY OTHER LAW? AND SHALL THE PROCEEDS OF SUCH PREVENT UNDERAGE CONSUMPTION OF TAXES AND INVESTMENT INCOME Yes No RETAIL MARIJUANA AND RETAIL THEREON BE COLLECTED AND SPENT MARIJUANA PRODUCTS, AND FOR BY THE DISTRICT AS A VOTER Bennett Fire Protection District No. 7 OTHER GENERAL PURPOSES OF THE APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE IN 2018 CITY, AND WITH THE REVENUE FROM AND IN EACH YEAR THEREAFTER, Ballot Issue 4D SUCH TAX AND ANY EARNINGS FROM WITHOUT REGARD TO ANY SPENDING, SHALL BENNETT FIRE PROTECTION THE INVESTMENT THEREOF TO BE REVENUE-RAISING, OR OTHER DISTRICT NO. 7 (D/B/A COLLECTED AND SPENT AS A VOTER LIMITATION CONTAINED WITHIN ARTICLE APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE UNDER BENNETT-WATKINS FIRE RESCUE) X, SECTION 20 OF THE COLORADO TAXES BE INCREASED $744,795 ARTICLE X SECTION 20 OF THE CONSTITUTION, OR SECTION 29-1-301, ANNUALLY, COMMENCING IN 2018, OR COLORADO CONSTITUTION? COLORADO REVISED STATUES, AND BY SUCH AMOUNT AS MAY BE RAISED WITHOUT LIMITING IN ANY YEAR THE ANNUALLY THEREAFTER BY THE Yes No AMOUNT OF OTHER REVENUES THAT IMPOSITION OF AN ADDITIONAL MILL MAY BE COLLECTED AND SPENT BY THE Ballot Question 2M LEVY RATE OF UP TO 4.093 MILLS, THE DISTRICT? Shall Section 2.7, "Vacancies," of the City of REVENUE THEREFROM TO PAY THE DISTRICT'S OPERATING, MAINTENANCE Federal Heights Home Rule Charter be Yes No amended to allow City Council forty-five (45) AND OTHER EXPENSES, INCLUDING PERSONNEL COSTS NECESSARY TO days instead of the current thirty (30) days to fill, by appointment, council vacancies that IMPROVE THE DISTRICT'S PUBLIC AND occur more than ninety (90) days before the LIFE SAFETY-RELATED SERVICES; RESULTING IN A TOTAL DISTRICT next regular municipal election? PROPERTY TAX RATE NOT TO EXCEED 13.000 MILLS TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF Yes No REFUNDS, ABATEMENTS, OR DEBT Ballot Question 2N SERVICE, (PROVIDED THAT SUCH Shall Section 3.2 Mayor and Councilmembers MAXIMUM MILL LEVY SHALL BE ADJUSTED UP OR DOWN TO ACCOUNT - Qualifications be amended to prohibit married couples meaning those in a legally or FOR CHANGES IN LAW OR THE METHOD formally recognized union joined as partners BY WHICH ASSESSED VALUATION IS CALCULATED OCCURRING AFTER 2017, in a personal relationship from serving as SO THAT TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE, THE Councilmembers at the same time? ACTUAL TAX REVENUES GENERATED BY Yes No THE MILL LEVY, AS ADJUSTED, ARE NEITHER DIMINISHED NOR ENHANCED Byers School District 32J AS A RESULT OF SUCH CHANGES), AND Ballot Question 3A SHALL BENNETT-WATKINS FIRE RESCUE Shall the present and future elected directors BE AUTHORIZED TO COLLECT, RETAIN of the Byers School District be authorized to AND SPEND THE PROCEEDS OF SUCH ADDITIONAL MILL LEVY RATE serve more than two consecutive terms of office, thereby eliminating the limitation on NOTWITHSTANDING ANY LIMITS PROVIDED BY LAW? terms of office of Article XVIII, § 11 of the Colorado Constitution?

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MP

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Shall Section 3-6 of the Aurora City Charter be amended from the November 1993 approval to increase the salaries of councilmembers to $18,500 per year, increase the salary of the mayor to $80,000 per year, and increase the salary of the mayor pro-tem to $20,550 per year, effective January 1, 2018?

Yes

No

Yes

No

Ballot Question 3B Shall the plan adopted by the Board of Education of the Byers School District, which reduces the number of school directors of the Board of Education from seven to five, be approved? Yes/For

No/Against


Ballot questions referred by the general assembly or any Ballot Issue 2E political subdivision are listed by letter, and ballot questions initiated by the people are listed numerically. A SHALL TOWN OF LOCHBUIE DEBT BE INCREASED $4,500,000 WITH A REPAYMENT ballot question listed as an "amendment" proposes a COST OF $8,630,000 (OR SUCH LESSER AMOUNT AS MAY BE NECESSARY), AND change to the Colorado constitution, and a ballot question listed as a "proposition" proposes a change to SHALL TOWN OF LOCHBUIE TAXES BE INCREASED $340,000 ANNUALLY OR BY the Colorado Revised Statutes. A "yes/for" vote on any SUCH LESSER AMOUNT AS MAY BE NECESSARY FOR THE PAYMENT OF SUCH ballot question is a vote in favor of changing current law DEBT, FOR THE PURPOSE OF FINANCING ROAD IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING, BUT or existing circumstances, and a "no/against" vote on NOT LIMITED TO: any ballot question is a vote against changing current · INSTALLING A TRAFFIC ROUNDABOUT TO CONTROL TRAFFIC FLOW AT THE law or existing circumstances.

Ballot Question 2A Shall Sections 7.1, Career Service System and 8.6, Posting and Publication, of the Thornton City Charter be amended to delete the requirement for ordinances passed and annual Career Service Pay plan public hearing notices to be posted physically in six locations within the City and require City Council to establish by ordinance the posting requirements for those documents? Yes

No

Ballot Question 2B Shall Section 18.2 of the Thornton City Charter, Definitions, be amended to define fire fighter as regular sworn fire fighters up to and including the rank of Captain and regular emergency medical technicians who are not supervisors whose primary duties are to provide emergency medical or fire suppression services? Yes

No

City of Commerce City

INTERSECTION OF WELD COUNTY ROAD 2 AND WELD COUNTY ROAD 37; AND · ROAD IMPROVEMENTS TO INCLUDE WIDENING TWO LANES IN EACH DIRECTION AND INSTALLING SIDEWALKS AND CURB AND GUTTER ALONG WELD COUNTY ROAD 2 BETWEEN SUCH ROUNDABOUT AND THE INTERSECTION OF WAGON TRAIL AVENUE; AND · ROAD IMPROVEMENTS ON THE NORTH HALF OF WELD COUNTY ROAD 2 TO INCLUDE WIDENING TO TWO LANES BETWEEN WAGON TRAIL AVENUE AND HOMESTEAD AVENUE AND SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS AND PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE ALONG SUCH STRETCH AND OVER THE SPEER CANAL; SUCH DEBT TO CONSIST OF LIMITED TAX GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OR OTHER MULTIPLE FISCAL YEAR FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS WHICH SHALL BEAR INTEREST AT A MAXIMUM NET EFFECTIVE INTEREST RATE OF 5.25% PER ANNUM AND HAVE SUCH OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS NOT INCONSISTENT HEREWITH, AS DETERMINED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES; SUCH DEBT TO BE PAID FROM ANY LEGALLY AVAILABLE MONEYS OF THE TOWN, INCLUDING THE PROCEEDS OF AD VALOREM TAXES LEVIED ON ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY OF THE TOWN FOR THE PURPOSE OF PAYING SUCH DEBT AT A MAXIMUM ANNUAL RATE OF 12 MILLS (SUCH MAXIMUM RATE TO BE SUBJECT TO ADJUSTMENT BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES IN THE EVENT THAT THE METHOD OF CALCULATING ASSESSED VALUATION IS CHANGED SO THAT TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE THE AD VALOREM TAXES DERIVED FROM SUCH MAXIMUM RATE ARE NEITHER INCREASED NOR DECREASED AS A RESULT OF SUCH CHANGE); AND SHALL THE PROCEEDS OF ANY SUCH DEBT AND THE REVENUE FROM SUCH TAXES, ANY OTHER REVENUE USED TO PAY SUCH DEBT AND INVESTMENT EARNINGS THEREON BE COLLECTED, RETAINED AND SPENT BY THE TOWN AS A VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE WITHOUT REGARD TO ANY SPENDING, REVENUE-RAISING OR OTHER LIMITATION CONTAINED IN ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 OF THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION, OR IN C.R.S. SECTION 29-1-301? Yes

No

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Ballot Issue 2C

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City of Thornton

Ballot Question 2I

Eliminate the Citizens' Affairs Board

Shall the City of Northglenn Home Rule Charter be amended by the deletion of Article XIII in its entirety, which shall have the effect of eliminating the Citizens' Affairs Board as a separate City Board mandated by the Charter? Yes

No

City of Brighton Ballot Issue 2J

AUTHORIZATION TO EXPAND THE TRANSACTIONS TO WHICH THE CITY'S 3.75% USE TAX APPLIES TO PROVIDE SERVICES AND PUBLIC FACILITIES AND AMENITIES TO CITIZENS, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, PUBLIC SAFETY, SUPPORT SERVICES, STREETS, AND PARK AND RECREATION.

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SHALL THE CITY OF COMMERCE CITY'S City of Northglenn TAXES BE INCREASED BY $900,000.00 IN Ballot Issue 2F THE FIRST FULL FISCAL YEAR (BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2018), AND BY MILL LEVY EXTENSION WHATEVER ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS ARE RAISED ANNUALLY THEREAFTER, WITHOUT RAISING ADDITIONAL TAXES, IMPOSING AN ADDITIONAL FIVE SHALL THE EXISTING CITY 4.000 MILL PERCENT (5%) EXCISE TAX ON THE PROPERTY TAX BE EXTENDED AS A WHOLESALE TRANSFER OF MARIJUANA VOTER APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE AND MARIJUANA PRODUCTS FROM OR WITHOUT A SUNSET CLAUSE, THE TO A MARIJUANA BUSINESS IN THE CITY, PROCEEDS OF SUCH MILL LEVY INCLUDING TRANSFERS BY THE SAME EXTENSION TO BE USED EXCLUSIVELY BUSINESS BETWEEN LICENSES, FOR THE REHABILITATION AND ASSESSED ON THE AVERAGE MARKET RECONSTRUCTION OF CITY STREETS, RATE OF UNPROCESSED MARIJUANA WHICH SHALL BE LIMITED TO NOT FOR RETAIL SALE (FOR MARIJUANA) DESIGNING, ENGINEERING, PAVING AND AND ON THE GREATER OF THE PRICE CONSTRUCTING SUCH STREET PAID BY THE PURCHASER OR THE CASH IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING VALUE OF MARIJUANA PRODUCTS (FOR APPURTENANT AND NECESSARY MARIJUANA PRODUCTS), WITH THE DRAINAGE, PEDESTRIAN AND RATE OF SUCH EXCISE TAX BEING LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS, AND ALLOWED TO INCREASE OR DECREASE NECESSARY AND INCIDENTAL BY ORDINANCE APPROVED BY THE CITY MODIFICATIONS TO UTILITIES? COUNCIL WITHOUT FURTHER VOTER Yes No APPROVAL BUT NOT TO A RATE OF MORE THAN TEN PERCENT (10%); AND Ballot Question 2G SHALL THE VOTER'S AUTHORIZATION FOR AN EXCISE TAX APPROVED IN 2015 Amend Article V of the Charter regarding Initiative and Referendum BE REPEALED; AND SHALL THE REVENUES FROM SUCH TAXES, PLUS Shall the City of Northglenn Home Rule INTEREST EARNED THEREON, BE Charter, Article V, Section 5.3, be amended COLLECTED, RETAINED, AND SPENT FOR by the addition of a new subsection (e) to PURPOSES OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND AS A read as follows? VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE AND AN EXCEPTION TO ANY AND ALL Section 5.3 Petitions: LIMITS WHICH WOULD OTHERWISE APPLY UNDER ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 (e) Time for Filing Initiative OF THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION AND Petitions. Initiative petitions must be filed ANY OTHER LAW WHICH PURPORT TO within one hundred eighty (180) days after LIMIT COMMERCE CITY'S REVENUE OR issuance of the petition blanks to the EXPENDITURES? petitioners' committee. Yes

No

Town of Lochbuie Ballot Issue 2D

WITHOUT CREATING ANY NEW TAXES OR INCREASING ANY TAX RATE, FOR PROPERTY TAX REVENUE COLLECTED IN CALENDAR YEAR 2017 AND ALL FUTURE PROPERTY TAX REVENUE, SHALL THE TOWN OF LOCHBUIE BE PERMITTED TO LEVY, RETAIN AND SPEND SUCH TOWN REVENUES WITHOUT THE LIMITATIONS THAT WOULD OTHERWISE BE IMPOSED BY THE 5.5% LIMITATION UNDER C.R.S. SECTION 29-1-301? Yes

SHALL CITY OF BRIGHTON TAXES BE INCREASED BY UP TO $4,000,000 IN 2018 AND BY WHATEVER AMOUNTS ARE GENERATED ANNUALLY THEREAFTER, BY IMPOSING, BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2018, A USE TAX OF 3.75% ON THE STORAGE OR ACQUISITION CHARGES OR COSTS FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF STORING, USING, OR CONSUMING IN THE CITY ANY ARTICLES OF TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY PURCHASED AT RETAIL (IN ADDITION TO THE TRANSACTIONS ALREADY SUBJECT TO THE USE TAX) PROVIDED THAT NO SUCH TAX WILL BE IMPOSED ON PURCHASES OF TANGIBLE PROPERTY ON WHICH THE CITY SALES TAX IS COLLECTED OR TRANSACTIONS WHICH ARE OTHERWISE Yes No EXEMPTED FROM THIS TAX BY FUTURE ACTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL, WITH Ballot Question 2H THE REVENUES FROM SUCH TAX TO BE Repeal Section 8.17 USED TO PROVIDE SERVICES AND PUBLIC FACILITIES AND AMENITIES TO Shall the City of Northglenn Home Rule CITIZENS, INCLUDING WITHOUT Charter be amended by the deletion of LIMITATION, PUBLIC SAFETY, SUPPORT Section 8.17 in its entirety, which shall have SERVICES, STREETS, AND PARK AND the effect of eliminating a combined water RECREATION; AND SHALL THE CITY BE and sewer utility fund as a Charter AUTHORIZED TO COLLECT, RETAIN AND requirement? SPEND ALL REVENUES IT RECEIVES FROM SUCH TAX AND INVESTMENT INCOME THEREON, AS A VOTER Yes No APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE UNDER ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 OF THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION?

No


Yes/For

No/Against