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§ 1.1.112 — SPECIFIC STATUTES SUPERSEDED AND INAPPLICABLE

City Code of Colorado Springs, Colorado (2026 S-22: current through Ord. 26-47, passed August 25, 2026) · Colorado Springs City Code § 1.1.112

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1.1.112: SPECIFIC STATUTES SUPERSEDED AND INAPPLICABLE:

The following specific statutes are hereby superseded and declared to be inapplicable in the City in the administration and discharge of the City's functions, rights and powers: A. Colorado Revised Statutes sections 8-17-101 and 8-17-102, relating to preference of Colorado labor in public works contracts. B. Colorado Revised Statutes section 8-1-126 et seq., relating to public employee strikes and lockouts. C. Colorado Revised Statutes section 8-18-101, relating to preference to State production in governmental contracts. D. Colorado Revised Statutes section 31-15-103, relating to making of ordinances not inconsistent with the laws of the State of Colorado. E. Colorado Revised Statutes sections 24-18-201 and 24-18-203, relating to former employees who contract with or are employed by an employer who contracts with any local government involving matters associated with their prior employment. F. Colorado Revised Statutes sections 8-1-125, 8-1-126, and 8-1-128 through 8-1-130, relating to the Department of Labor, Industrial Claims Appeal Office jurisdiction in strikes and lockouts. G. Colorado Revised Statutes section 31-23-209, relating to the authorization or construction of streets, squares, parks or other public ways, grounds or open spaces, public buildings or structures or publicly or privately owned public utilities. (Ord. 11-18)