§ 34-23-107 — Notice of intent to terminate loan

(a) A museum may provide notice of the museum's intent to
terminate a loan:
(i) To a lender who has filed a notice of intent to
preserve an interest;
(ii) To a lender who has not filed a notice of intent
to preserve an interest if a lending agreement is still in
effect; or
(iii) To a lender of property held pursuant to W.S.
34-23-102(f) if the lender has submitted written documentation
that the deposit was a loan within the period provided by W.S.
34-23-102(f).
(b) The notice shall include a description of the
property, the name, address and telephone number of the
appropriate office or official to be contacted at the museum,
and a statement containing substantially the following
information:
"The records of ....(name of museum) indicate that you have
property on loan to the museum. The museum intends to terminate
the loan. You are required by law to contact the museum,
establish your ownership of the property and make arrangements
to collect the property. If you fail to do so within one (1)
year following the date of notice, you will be considered to
have donated the property to the museum as provided under W.S.
34-23-108."