§ 24-3-203 — Board may identify county roads through specified procedure; resolution; terms; limited to not more than 1 per area

Wyoming § 24-3-203

• Jurisdiction: Wyoming
• Title 24: Highways
• Ch. 3: ESTABLISHMENT, VACATION OR ALTERATION OF
• Art. 2: IDENTIFICATION OF COUNTY ROADS

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(a) Notwithstanding W.S. 24-1-102 and 24-3-101 through
24-3-127, when it finds the public interest so requires, the
board may initiate the identification procedure under this act
for county roads in the county by adopting a resolution to which
maps shall be incorporated by reference which shall indicate a
general description of all county roads in the area described in
the map which shall be unaffected by identification under the
resolution. No county road shall be listed as unaffected by a
resolution under this act unless it was established under other
law. No map incorporated into the resolution shall describe an
area of less than six hundred forty (640) acres.
(b) The board shall not adopt more than one (1) resolution
identifying county roads under this act in any area of the
county.
(c) No road shall be vacated or altered under this act if
it is currently identified and maintained as a county road. The
identification procedure under this act shall not be used to
establish a county road which was not previously established
under other law.