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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Samour finds the appeals court erroneously determined the accrual date of the county's contract claim against the city of Denver regarding a noise modeling system installed near the airport was nearly 20 years after the installation of the system and at the time the county first realized any damages from the city's breach of a noise monitoring agreement. Colorado law unambiguously states a contract claim's accrual date is the date upon which a breach is or should have been discovered by the filing party, and because the county knew the city had installed a noise "modeling" system, rather than a noise monitoring system, immediately after its installation, it had three years from the installation date to file the current action, which is untimely and must be dismissed. Reversed.