Wyoming § 24-3-206 Effect of identification

Wyoming Statutes

§ 24-3-206 — Effect of identification

Wyoming § 24-3-206

Title 24Highways

Ch. 3ESTABLISHMENT, VACATION OR ALTERATION OF

Art. 2IDENTIFICATION OF COUNTY ROADS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 24-3-206 (2026).

Text

If the board identifies roads under this act, the roads
designated as county roads in the identification action shall be
the only county roads within the area identified and all other
county roads within the area identified are accordingly altered
or vacated. The board shall direct the county clerk to and the
county clerk shall record the identification as an entry in the
abstract of lands books as if it were a conveyance of rights
from the county to the lands affected. Roads identified as
county roads under this act, shall not be county roads unless
the county has a valid title or recorded easement to the
right-of-way.

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If the board identifies roads under this act, the roads
designated as county roads in the identification action shall be
the only county roads within the area identified and all other
county roads within the area identified are accordingly altered
or vacated. The board shall direct the county clerk to and the
county clerk shall record the identification as an entry in the
abstract of lands books as if it were a conveyance of rights
from the county to the lands affected. Roads identified as
county roads under this act, shall not be county roads unless
the county has a valid title or recorded easement to the
right-of-way.