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4.6 Testing. The Jurisdiction must provide two people to participate in Logic and <br />Accuracy Tests, which will be scheduled during the week of September 30th and may take place <br />over a number of days. <br />4.7 Cancellation of Election by the Jurisdiction. If the Jurisdiction resolves not to <br />hold the election or to withdraw a ballot issue, the Jurisdiction shall immediately provide notice <br />of such action to the County Clerk. Initial notice to the County Clerk may be informal. The <br />Jurisdiction shall provide proof of the Jurisdiction's formal action canceling the election or <br />withdrawing a ballot issue(s) as soon as practicable after the Jurisdiction's formal action. The <br />Jurisdiction shall promptly pay the County Clerk the full actual costs of the County Clerk <br />relating to the Jurisdiction's election, both before and after the County Clerk's receipt of such <br />notice. The Jurisdiction shall provide notice by publication of such cancellation or withdrawal of <br />ballot or question(s). The County Clerk shall post notice of the cancellation or withdrawal of <br />ballot issue(s) or question(s) in the office of the County Clerk, and the Election Officer shall post <br />notice of the cancellation at all buildings of the Jurisdiction. The Jurisdiction shall not cancel the <br />election after the 25th day prior to the Election as provided in C.R.S. §1 -5 -208. <br />4.8 Canvass Board. The Jurisdiction shall designate one person to participate in the <br />canvass of the election. The name of the representative may be submitted to the County Clerk on <br />or before October 21, 2013; the fifteenth day prior to the Election. <br />4.9 Results. Following certification of the Jurisdiction's final results, the Jurisdiction <br />shall issue a certified statement of results by the statutory deadline, November 25, 2013. <br />4.10 Eligible voter residency requirements for municipalities and Title 32 special <br />districts. Under Colorado law, eligible electors in special districts formed under Title 32 of <br />the Colorado Revised Statutes and certain municipalities may be subject to a 30 day state <br />residency requirement rather than the 22 day state residency requirement applicable to <br />other jurisdictions. Within fourteen days of signing this IGA, the Jurisdiction shall specify <br />in writing to the County Clerk whether electors in its jurisdiction are subject to the 22 or <br />30 day residency requirement. Should the Jurisdiction require a 30 day residency requirement, <br />the County Clerk will validate eligible electors registering to vote 29 days or less prior to <br />Election Day via voter residency affidavits. <br />5. PROVISIONS UNIQUE TO SPECIAL DISTRICTS <br />5.1 Boundaries of Jurisdiction. No later than the date this IGA is signed by the <br />Jurisdiction, the Jurisdiction shall either confirm that the map of its boundaries provided to the <br />County Clerk and County Assessor in January of 2013 is current and accurate or provide an <br />accurate map. The Jurisdiction is responsible for ensuring that its boundaries are accurately <br />defined in the Assessor's database because the County Clerk uses this database to identify <br />eligible voters. <br />5.2 Multi -county special district jurisdictions. If the Jurisdiction's boundaries <br />include areas outside of Boulder County, the Jurisdiction is required to provide the County Clerk <br />with a list of the real property owners owning property in those areas outside of Boulder County. <br />Paae 5 of 8 <br />