Kaiser v. Aurora: Colorado’s Urban Renewal Taxation Dispute

Kaiser v. Aurora Urban Renewal Authority concerned how property-tax revenue should be allocated under Colorado’s Urban Renewal Law and tax-increment financing system.

The Colorado Supreme Court affirmed the trial court’s approval of the State Property Tax Administrator’s methodology for distinguishing direct and indirect benefits when adjusting base and increment values. The ruling recognized the administrator’s delegated authority and concluded that the methodology was consistent with the statutory framework governing urban-renewal tax revenues.

Original article:https://www.whitcomblawpc.com/business-law-blog/kaiser-v.-aurora-colorados-urban-renewal-taxation-dispute