Wyoming § 41-4-505 Additional information before approval or
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Wyoming Statutes

§ 41-4-505 — Additional information before approval or rejection

Wyoming § 41-4-505

Title 41Water

Ch. 4BOARD OF CONTROL; ADJUDICATION OF WATER RIGHTS

Art. 5APPLICATION FOR PERMIT FOR APPROPRIATION; PROCEDURE

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 41-4-505 (2026).

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(a)Before either approving or rejecting an application, the state engineer may require such additional information as will enable him to properly guard the public interests, and may, in the case of applications proposing to divert more than twenty-five (25) cubic feet of water per second of time, or to reclaim over one thousand (1,000) acres of land, require a statement of the following facts:

(i)In case of incorporated companies, he may require the submission of the articles of incorporation, the names and places of residence of its directors and officers, and the amount of its authorized and of its paid up capital;

(ii)If the applicant is not an incorporated company, he may require a showing as to the name or names of the party or parties proposing to construct the work, and a showing

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(a) Before either approving or rejecting an application,
the state engineer may require such additional information as
will enable him to properly guard the public interests, and may,
in the case of applications proposing to divert more than
twenty-five (25) cubic feet of water per second of time, or to
reclaim over one thousand (1,000) acres of land, require a
statement of the following facts:
(i) In case of incorporated companies, he may require
the submission of the articles of incorporation, the names and
places of residence of its directors and officers, and the
amount of its authorized and of its paid up capital;
(ii) If the applicant is not an incorporated company,
he may require a showing as to the name or names of the party or
parties proposing to construct the work, and a showing of facts
necessary to enable him to determine whether or not they have
the financial ability to carry out the proposed work, and
whether or not the said application has been made in good faith.