Wyoming § 10-5-203 Airport board; dissolution and discontinuance

Wyoming Statutes

§ 10-5-203 — Airport board; dissolution and discontinuance

Wyoming § 10-5-203

Title 10Aeronautics

Ch. 5MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY AIRPORTS

Art. 2AIRPORT AUTHORITY

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 10-5-203 (2026).

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Any airport board, created under W.S. 10-5-101 through 10-5-204,
may be dissolved by resolution of the municipal or county
governing body in a regular and public meeting. No board will be
dissolved within the two (2) year period following the date of
its creation. Within ninety (90) days after the passage of a
resolution dissolving the board, the board shall proceed to
terminate its existence. After payment of all obligations, any
monies remaining under the control of the board shall be
credited to the general fund of the municipality or county and
be apportioned among the bodies politic comprising the board in
the same manner as the cost of maintaining the board was
apportioned among the bodies politic and credited to their
respective general funds.

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Any airport board, created under W.S. 10-5-101 through 10-5-204,
may be dissolved by resolution of the municipal or county
governing body in a regular and public meeting. No board will be
dissolved within the two (2) year period following the date of
its creation. Within ninety (90) days after the passage of a
resolution dissolving the board, the board shall proceed to
terminate its existence. After payment of all obligations, any
monies remaining under the control of the board shall be
credited to the general fund of the municipality or county and
be apportioned among the bodies politic comprising the board in
the same manner as the cost of maintaining the board was
apportioned among the bodies politic and credited to their
respective general funds.