060-3 Wyo. Code R. §§ 3-9 - Standards for Construction of Easements
(a) All
construction methods and materials used on state land shall comply with
generally accepted industry standards. Construction shall be in a manner which
complies with laws and regulations to protect health, safety, and the
environment.
(b) Cultural
Resources. Steps shall be taken in the construction and use of easements to
protect and preserve archeological, paleontological, historical and any other
cultural resources on state land. The applicant, or holder of an easement,
shall notify the Director immediately in the event any historic or prehistoric
ruin or monument, or any object of historical, archeological, or scientific
value is discovered upon the easement, and shall refrain from further
disturbance of such area until notice to the Director, and if deemed necessary
by the Director, inspection and clearance by the State Historic Preservation
Office (SHPO), State Archeologist, State Geologist or other
authorities.
(c) Timber Resources.
Timber standing within the easement corridor may be marked by the Wyoming State
Forestry Division, and if deemed necessary, the applicant, or holder of the
easement, will pay the current stumpage value as determined by the Wyoming
State Forester.
Notes
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