Boulder County Ballot Issues

This page lists only county ballot issues and measures. Visit the Elections Division or your choice of third-party websites for other ballot content.

Each year during the summer (typically in mid-to-late August), the Board of County Commissioners considers whether to advance any Boulder County-related issues to the November election ballot.

For the 2024 General Election, the Boulder County Commissioners forwarded two resident-proposed ballot issues to the Nov. 5 ballot. These local issues–one for Eldorado Springs and the other for the Homestead neighborhood–will appear only on the ballots of electors in the two respective communities.

Issue 6C: Eldorado Springs Public Improvement District Creation

A proposal (map) for a ballot issue for the November 2024 election to create the Eldorado Springs Public Improvement District for the purposes of owning, operating, and maintaining the Eldorado Springs sewage treatment plant and sewage collection system, continuing the current system of setting rates, fees and charges for residents of the district. The proposed District does not seek a mill levy or other taxing authority at this time, but, if formed, it may seek to establish such a funding measure in the future to address longer-term capital project needs.

Eldorado Springs Public Improvement District Issue 6C (Public Improvement District Formation):

Shall Eldorado Springs Public Improvement District be organized as more particularly set forth in Board of County Commissioners’ Resolution 2024-056?

___YES ___NO

Issue 6D: Homestead Public Improvement District of Boulder County Creation and Funding

A proposal for a ballot issue for the November 2024 election to create the Homestead Public Improvement District of Boulder County and fund it via a new mill levy not to exceed 23.61 mills for the purposes of resurfacing county roads within the District and other county road improvement purposes within the District. If the District is formed, Boulder County would pay for the initial road improvements and fund 30% of the cost, with the District paying the County back the remaining 70% of the initial costs via the mill levy. Future road work within the District would be funded via the mill levy tax.

Homestead Public Improvement District of Boulder County Issue 6D (Homestead Public Improvement District of Boulder County Mill Levy Increase, Multiple Fiscal-Year Obligation Authorization, Revenue Change and formation)

SHALL HOMESTEAD PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT OF BOULDER COUNTY TAXES BE INCREASED $200,000 (IN TAX COLLECTION YEAR 2025) AND THEREAFTER BY THE DOLLAR AMOUNT PRODUCED FROM THE LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM PROPERTY TAX IMPOSED AT A RATE UP TO 23.61 MILLS, WITH THE ANNUAL TAX REVENUES (REGARDLESS OF DOLLAR AMOUNT) FROM SUCH MILL LEVY TO BE USED FOR RESURFACING COUNTY ROADS WITHIN THE DISTRICT AND OTHER COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT PURPOSES WITHIN THE DISTRICT; AND, SHALL THE DISTRICT ENTER INTO A MULTIPLE-FISCAL YEAR OBLIGATION IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $1,113,141.40, TO BE PAID FROM THE REVENUES OF THE TAX DESCRIBED ABOVE AND ANY OTHER SOURCES OF FUNDING LEGALLY AVAILABLE TO THE DISTRICT; AND SHALL THE TAX REVENUES DESCRIBED ABOVE, OTHER LEGALLY AVAILABLE FUNDING, IF ANY, AND THE INTEREST EARNINGS THEREON CONSTITUTE A VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE AND AN EXCEPTION TO THE LIMITATIONS SET FORTH IN SECTION 29-1­-301 OF THE COLORADO REVISED STATUTES OR ANY OTHER LIMITS WHICH MAY OTHERWISE APPLY; AND SHALL HOMESTEAD PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT OF BOULDER COUNTY BE ORGANIZED, ALL AS MORE PARTICULARLY SET FORTH IN BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS’ RESOLUTION 2024-058?

____YES ____NO