Wyoming § 36-2-104 Meetings; rules, regulations and forms of
procedure; records

Wyoming Statutes

§ 36-2-104 — Meetings; rules, regulations and forms of procedure; records

Wyoming § 36-2-104

Title 36Public Land

Ch. 2BOARD OF LAND COMMISSIONERS

Art. 1IN GENERAL

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 36-2-104 (2026).

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The board shall hold such regular and special meetings as it may
prescribe and consider necessary for the proper transaction of
the business before it. All meetings and transactions incident
to the duties of the board, together with all protests, contests
or other proceedings before it, shall be regulated by such
reasonable rules, regulations and forms of procedure as may from
time to time be prescribed by the board; and such rules,
regulations and forms of procedure shall bear the same relation
to proceedings pending before the board, and have the same legal
force and effect, upon all parties to such proceedings, as the
Code of Civil Procedure bears and has to civil actions and the
parties thereto in the courts of this state. The board shall
cause proper records of its meetings and other 

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The board shall hold such regular and special meetings as it may
prescribe and consider necessary for the proper transaction of
the business before it. All meetings and transactions incident
to the duties of the board, together with all protests, contests
or other proceedings before it, shall be regulated by such
reasonable rules, regulations and forms of procedure as may from
time to time be prescribed by the board; and such rules,
regulations and forms of procedure shall bear the same relation
to proceedings pending before the board, and have the same legal
force and effect, upon all parties to such proceedings, as the
Code of Civil Procedure bears and has to civil actions and the
parties thereto in the courts of this state. The board shall
cause proper records of its meetings and other proceedings to be
kept in suitable books, and shall preserve all important
documents and papers pertaining to the lands of the state and
business of the board. All votes taken to decide the board's
final action on any matter shall be recorded.