Wyoming § 35-11-1802 Immunity for innocent owners

Wyoming Statutes

§ 35-11-1802 — Immunity for innocent owners

Wyoming § 35-11-1802

Title 35Public Health and Safety

Ch. 11ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

Art. 18INNOCENT OWNERS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 35-11-1802 (2026).

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(a)An innocent owner is not liable for investigation, monitoring, remediation or other response action regarding contamination attributable to a release, discharge or migration of contaminants on his property.

(b)To be eligible for immunity under this act, a person shall:

(i)Grant to the department or to a person designated by the department, reasonable access to the land for purposes of investigation, monitoring or remediation;

(ii)Comply with any requirements established by the department that are necessary to maintain state authorization to implement federal regulatory programs;

(iii)Not use the real property in a manner that causes exposure of the public to harmful environmental conditions; and

(iv)Comply with any engineering or institutional controls applicable to the real prope

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(a) An innocent owner is not liable for investigation,
monitoring, remediation or other response action regarding
contamination attributable to a release, discharge or migration
of contaminants on his property.
(b) To be eligible for immunity under this act, a person
shall:
(i) Grant to the department or to a person designated
by the department, reasonable access to the land for purposes of
investigation, monitoring or remediation;
(ii) Comply with any requirements established by the
department that are necessary to maintain state authorization to
implement federal regulatory programs;
(iii) Not use the real property in a manner that
causes exposure of the public to harmful environmental
conditions; and
(iv) Comply with any engineering or institutional
controls applicable to the real property.