CCH (cch.taxgroup.com) reports:
Colorado property tax legislation that increased the amount of taxes collected in school districts was unconstitutional because the voter approval requirements of the Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) were not sufficiently met to justify the property tax increases. The trial court found that compliance with the voter approval requirements of TABOR was required because the fiscal impact of the legislation was to increase the size of state government.
Mesa County Board of County Commissioners v. Colorado Department of Education , Colorado District Court, No. 07CV12064, May 30, 2008, ¶200-816
Other References:
Explanations at ¶20-070
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