Wyoming § 36-8-402 Control and use of property; transfer of control
to the Wyoming department of state parks and cultural resources

Wyoming Statutes

§ 36-8-402 — Control and use of property; transfer of control to the Wyoming department of state parks and cultural resources

Wyoming § 36-8-402

Title 36Public Land

Ch. 8STATE PARKS AND RESERVES

Art. 4SARATOGA HOT SPRINGS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 36-8-402 (2026).

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(a)The property described in W.S. 36-8-401 is placed under control of the state board of charities and reform or its successors and forever set aside for the treatment and care of diseases and for sanitary, charitable and such other purposes as determined by the board or its successors.

(b)As provided by W.S. 36-4-122, the department of state parks and cultural resources is designated as successor to the state board of charities and reform, Wyoming recreation commission and the department of commerce under this article effective July 1, 1999.

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(a) The property described in W.S. 36-8-401 is placed
under control of the state board of charities and reform or its
successors and forever set aside for the treatment and care of
diseases and for sanitary, charitable and such other purposes as
determined by the board or its successors.
(b) As provided by W.S. 36-4-122, the department of state
parks and cultural resources is designated as successor to the
state board of charities and reform, Wyoming recreation
commission and the department of commerce under this article
effective July 1, 1999.