Wyoming § 99-99-601 Use of surface waters and tributaries for
slurry pipeline and fertilizer plant

Wyoming Statutes

§ 99-99-601 — Use of surface waters and tributaries for slurry pipeline and fertilizer plant

Wyoming § 99-99-601

Title 99Water Projects

Ch. 999

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 99-99-601 (2026).

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The legislature of the state of Wyoming hereby grants to Chevron
Chemical Company, a Delaware corporation, the consent required
by W.S. 41-3-105 and 41-3-115(b) and (c) to export from and use
outside the state of Wyoming up to three thousand (3,000)
acre-feet annually of the surface waters of the Green River and
its tributaries for a phosphate rock concentrate slurry pipeline
transportation system from Utah to Wyoming and for uses related
to the operation of a fertilizer plant in Wyoming, subject to
the acquisition of a water service contract with the state of
Wyoming regarding Fontenelle Reservoir.
(Laws 1982, Ch. 17, § 1; Renumbered from 41-2-601 by Laws 2009,
Ch. 168, § 401.)

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The legislature of the state of Wyoming hereby grants to Chevron
Chemical Company, a Delaware corporation, the consent required
by W.S. 41-3-105 and 41-3-115(b) and (c) to export from and use
outside the state of Wyoming up to three thousand (3,000)
acre-feet annually of the surface waters of the Green River and
its tributaries for a phosphate rock concentrate slurry pipeline
transportation system from Utah to Wyoming and for uses related
to the operation of a fertilizer plant in Wyoming, subject to
the acquisition of a water service contract with the state of
Wyoming regarding Fontenelle Reservoir.
(Laws 1982, Ch. 17, § 1; Renumbered from 41-2-601 by Laws 2009,
Ch. 168, § 401.)