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City of Lafayette Ballot Issue ___ - Extension of An Expiring Tax for Lamont Does Park

Lafayette city, Colorado
My vote power: High

What does this measure do?

Supports: Public Infrastructure

Extends property taxes to provide up to $713,000 yearly for repairs and upkeep at LaMont Does Park. The city estimates up to $37 a year in continued property taxes for an average home.

Read the official ballot measure

Proposed by: Lafayette City Council (Resolution No. 2026-19)

Lafayette's elected city council. It asks voters to keep an expiring property tax to pay for repairs and upkeep at LaMont Does Park. Colorado law requires a vote to keep a tax that is ending.

Source: lafayetteco.gov

A YES vote means

Continue the park property tax through 2046, with the rate set each year. Use the money to repair and run the park and its pools.

A NO vote means

Let this property tax end in December 2026, lowering property tax bills. The city would lose this source of money for park repairs and operations.

Sources: lafayetteco.gov23