060-25 Wyo. Code R. § 25-3 - General Provisions
(a) The Board may,
without prior notice, withdraw specific lands from leasing for sand and gravel,
borrow material, and rip-rap rock when it appears reasonably necessary to
protect the economic or environmental interests of the beneficiaries. Any party
desiring to lease lands for sand and gravel, borrow material, and rip-rap rock
which have been withdrawn may request that a withdrawal be rescinded in whole
or in part.
(b) The Board may
condition the issuance of any sand and gravel, borrow material, and riprap rock
lease upon specific stipulations for the protection of the public, the
environment, the waters of the state, historical, archeological or
paleontological materials, the wildlife resources, or any of the subsurface or
surface resources of the state.
(c)
The Board may deny a sand and gravel, borrow material, and rip-rap rock lease
to any person or legal entity which has failed to comply with any rules of the
Board or any terms and conditions of any lease or other agreement with the
Board.
(d) The Board may refuse to
issue a sand and gravel, borrow material, and rip-rap rock lease or approve an
assignment of an interest in an existing sand and gravel, borrow material, and
rip-rap rock lease if issuing the lease or approving the assignment will
diminish the interest of the beneficiaries.
(e) On lands in which the state owns less
than the entire interest in the sand and gravel, borrow material, and rip-rap
rock estate, a lease will be issued by the Board covering the state's interest
independent of the other co-owners.
(f) An application may be filed for a lease
on lands not shown by the records of the Office to be owned by the state. The
applicant must submit evidence through the Office to the Wyoming Attorney
General showing that it is probable that the lands applied for, or any interest
therein, have escheated to the State of Wyoming. Such applicant shall
coordinate with and pay for all costs for the Office and the Attorney General
pursuant to the filing of a petition under
W.S.
9-5-203 seeking title for the state. After
receiving a court order vesting title in the state, the applicant shall have
the right to lease the escheated lands under the Board's current form of lease
without bidding thereon at auction. If the lands are not found to have
escheated to the state, applicant will not be entitled to any lease or cost
reimbursement.
(g) Discovery of
historical, archaeological, or paleontological deposits on state lands during
the course of development shall be reported to the Office by the lessee prior
to further disturbance, and operations may only re-commence as authorized by
the Director. The Director shall notify the lessee regarding mitigation within
five (5) working days after receiving the report.
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