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Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 1 - RAIL-HIGHWAY CROSSINGS › Section 1-21 - Maintenance Responsibilities

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The railroad
				shall be responsible for maintaining signal systems and related components for
				at-grade crossings in proper working condition at its own expense.
(b) The railroad shall be responsible for
				maintaining at-grade crossing surfacing systems between all tracks and two feet
				beyond the outermost rail in good condition at its own expense.
(c) The railroad shall remove snow, ice, and
				debris between all tracks and two feet beyond the outermost rail. The public
				road agency shall be responsible for removing snow, ice, and debris from the
				remainder of the crossing.
(d) The
				public road agency shall be responsible for maintaining the crossing
				road.
(e) The pavement and
				subsurface of a road disturbed by track activities of the railroad or its
				tenants shall be restored at railroad or tenant expense.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 1 - RAIL-HIGHWAY CROSSINGS › Section 1-22 - Secondary Use Permits

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) When a track
				crosses a public road by a permit or easement granted by WYDOT, the railroad
				shall contact WYDOT and request a permit for secondary use for facilities not
				related to the operation of trains. Other public roads will be determined by
				the public entity having jurisdiction.
(b) WYDOT shall not charge for secondary use
				permits located on WYDOT's road right-of-way.
(c) The railroad shall not charge for a
				secondary use of WYDOT's road right-of-way.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 1 - RAIL-HIGHWAY CROSSINGS › Section 1-23 - Audits

Current through July 13, 2024
Railroad records pertaining to an at-grade crossing project
				  paid for, in any portion, by state or federal funds shall be available for
				  audit for a period of 3 years from the date of final payment.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 1 - RAIL-HIGHWAY CROSSINGS › Section 1-24 - Compliance

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Payments by WYDOT to an entity
				installing, constructing, or modifying an at-grade crossing or safety signals
				and devices shall not be released until the work has been completed to the
				satisfaction of WYDOT.
(b) If the
				Commission becomes aware of any violations of federal law by a railroad
				involving public safety at any crossing, the Commission shall immediately
				notify the appropriate federal agency with responsibility over the
				violation.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 2 - RAIL-HIGHWAY GRADE SEPARATIONS › Section 2-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
This chapter is promulgated in accordance with
				  W.S.
				  37-10-101, et seq., and W.S. W.S.
				  W.S.
				  24-2-105.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 2 - RAIL-HIGHWAY GRADE SEPARATIONS › Section 2-3 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
As used in this chapter:
(a) "Commission" means the Transportation
				Commission of Wyoming.
(b) "Public
				road agency" means a government agency, the state, a county, city, town, or
				other political entity having jurisdiction over a highway.
(c) "Public roads and highways" means a road,
				street, or highway operated, maintained, and legally dedicated according to
				Wyoming law to public use by the state or any of its political subdivisions,
				but shall not include private roads as specified in
				W.S.
				24-1-101.
(d) "WYDOT" means the Wyoming Department of
				Transportation.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 2 - RAIL-HIGHWAY GRADE SEPARATIONS › Section 2-4 - Procedure for Establishing or Closing Grade Separation Crossings

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Grade separation structures shall be
				installed at all new railroad crossings in accordance with
				W.S.
				37-10-103(b) and W.S.
				W.S.
				37-10-103(c).
(b) Using the appropriate WYDOT form, a
				railroad, or a public road agency, shall apply to the Commission for
				authorization to establish or close a railroad-highway crossing with a grade
				separation structure over or under the tracks, in accordance with W.S. W.S.
				W.S.
				37-10-102.
(c) When it receives an application, or when
				the public interest clearly indicates action should be taken, upon its own
				motion, the Commission shall establish a diagnostic team including
				representatives of the railroad, the public road agency, and WYDOT to review
				the application.
(d) The diagnostic
				team shall use the appropriate safety, traffic, cost, maintenance, and
				engineering factors to evaluate the application, and the team shall base its
				recommendations on these factors.
(e) The tentative recommendations of the
				diagnostic team shall be submitted to all public road agencies affected by the
				proposed crossing change. Public road agencies may provide comments regarding
				the diagnostic team's tentative recommendations. The diagnostic team may hold a
				public hearing to solicit public comment and to disseminate the diagnostic
				team's tentative recommendations to the public. The diagnostic team shall
				consider these comments in formulating its final recommendations.
(f) The diagnostic team shall submit its
				final findings and recommendations to the Commission.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 2 - RAIL-HIGHWAY GRADE SEPARATIONS › Section 2-5 - Standards for New Grade Separation Structures

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The minimum
				vertical clearance for secondary state highways and low-use roads under
				railroads shall be 16 feet 6 inches.
(b) The minimum vertical clearance for
				primary state highways and interstates under railroads shall be 17 feet 6
				inches.
(c) The Commission shall
				prescribe the lateral clearances between piers or underpass walls in accordance
				with WYDOT, railroad, and federal design standards.
(d) Crash walls shall be installed to protect
				piers adjacent to railroad tracks in accordance with the
American
				Railway Engineering Association (AREA) Manual for Railway
				Engineering.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 2 - RAIL-HIGHWAY GRADE SEPARATIONS › Section 2-6 - Maintenance Responsibilities

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The public road
				agency shall bear all maintenance costs for its own separation structures. The
				railroad shall bear all maintenance costs for its own separation structures.
				Maintenance of joint separation structures shall be as agreed to by the parties
				involved, as in accordance with
				W.S.
				37-10-104(c).
(b) The railroad shall pay for maintaining
				its tracks and related signal and communication lines attached to a grade
				separation structure or paralleling the tracks.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 2 - RAIL-HIGHWAY GRADE SEPARATIONS › Section 2-7 - Drainage and Debris

Current through July 13, 2024
Grade separation structures, whether a road over a railroad
				  or a railroad over a road, shall be designed, constructed, and maintained to
				  prevent debris from falling, or drainage from pooling or flowing, onto the
				  facility below.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 2 - RAIL-HIGHWAY GRADE SEPARATIONS › Section 2-8 - Forms

Current through July 13, 2024
Forms described in this rule and regulation shall be
				  available through the Wyoming Department of Transportation Utilities and
				  Railroads Section, 5300 Bishop Blvd., Cheyenne, Wyoming, 82009-3340,
				  telephone307-777-4133.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 3 - FIREGUARDS, FENCING OF RAILROAD PROPERTY AND CLAIMS FOR INJURY TO LIVESTOCK › Section 3-1 - Purpose

Current through July 13, 2024
As required by
				  W.S.
				  37-9-310, these rules are promulgated to
				  ensure compliance with W.S. W.S.
				  W.S.
				  37-9-301, et seq., by railroad companies
				  responsible for maintaining railroad property and rights-of-way within
				  Wyoming.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 3 - FIREGUARDS, FENCING OF RAILROAD PROPERTY AND CLAIMS FOR INJURY TO LIVESTOCK › Section 3-3 - Application of Rules

Current through July 13, 2024
These rules shall apply to every company, corporation,
				  business, or railroad company operating a line of track upon a right-of-way or
				  any part thereof within Wyoming.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 3 - FIREGUARDS, FENCING OF RAILROAD PROPERTY AND CLAIMS FOR INJURY TO LIVESTOCK › Section 3-4 - Fireguards

Current through July 13, 2024
(See
				  W.S.
				  37-9-301 through W.S. W.S.
				  W.S.
				  37-9-303.)
(a) The Commission shall designate the
				Wyoming State Forestry Division as the agent to act on the Commission's behalf
				concerning railroad fireguard inspections.
(b) The Commission agent shall be responsible
				for the following within Section
				4,
				Fireguards, of this rule and regulation:
(i)
				Arranging for field inspections of railroad rights-of-way,
(ii) Determining specific areas to be treated
				and establishing the season of the year for the treatment during the following
				year, and
(iii) Determining the
				type of treatment required.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 3 - FIREGUARDS, FENCING OF RAILROAD PROPERTY AND CLAIMS FOR INJURY TO LIVESTOCK › Section 3-5 - Railroad Property Fencing

Current through July 13, 2024
(See
				  W.S.
				  37-9-304, W.S. W.S.
				  W.S.
				  37-9-305, and W.S. W.S.
				  W.S.
				  37-9-312.)
(a) Immediate or urgent fencing repairs shall
				be resolved as directed by state law.
(b) Farmers, ranchers, or other landowners
				shall notify WYDOT at the following address when fencing along railroad
				property is found in disrepair, damaged, or missing:
Utilities and Railroads Section, 5300 Bishop Boulevard,
				  Cheyenne, WY 82009-3340 (telephone 307-777-4859 ).
(c) The farmer, rancher, or landowner shall
				provide the following information:
(i) The
				specific area (railroad mileposts) fencing is needed,
(ii) The type of repairs needed, and
(iii) The type of fencing
				used.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 3 - FIREGUARDS, FENCING OF RAILROAD PROPERTY AND CLAIMS FOR INJURY TO LIVESTOCK › Section 3-6 - Claims for Injury to Livestock

Current through July 13, 2024
(See
				  W.S.
				  37-9-306 throughW.S. W.S.
				  W.S.
				  37-9-309.)
(a) Any railroad, its agents, servants, or
				employees who injure, maim, or kill any livestock within the railroad's
				rights-of-way shall notify immediately one of the following individuals:
(i) The livestock owner or owners,
(ii) The brand inspector, or
(iii) The WYDOT Utilities and Railroads
				Section at 5300 Bishop Boulevard, Cheyenne, WY 82009-3340 (telephone
				307-777-4859 ).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0008 - Railroad and Transportation Tariffs Section › Chapter 3 - FIREGUARDS, FENCING OF RAILROAD PROPERTY AND CLAIMS FOR INJURY TO LIVESTOCK › Section 3-7 - Forms

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Information about forms described in this
				rule and regulation shall be available through the Wyoming Department of
				Transportation Utilities and Railroads Section, 5300 Bishop Blvd., Cheyenne,
				Wyoming, 82009-3340, telephone307-777-4133.
(b) Please see the following page for an
				example of the fireguard inspection report form.
WYDOT
Form 10B
Sheet 1 of 1
WYDOT FIREGUARD INSPECTION
REPORT FORM
Four copies shall be prepared for each annual inspection or
				  upon completion of periodic inspections. One copy to be retained by each member
				  of the inspection team, and one forwarded to the Commission by September 1 of
				  each year.
Date:
________________
Agent:
Wyoming State Forestry Division:
County:
___________________________
Railroad:
___________________________
INSPECTION PARTY
Signatures:
1.
_____________________________________________________
Name Title
2.
_____________________________________________________
Name Title
3.
_____________________________________________________
Name Title
Railroad Mile Posts
: (one area per form)
				  _____________________________
Treatment:
Select one or combination of
				  treatments from methods 1-10 of Section
				  4(h) of Chapter 3,
				  Fireguards, Fencing of Railroad Property, and Claims for Injury to Livestock,
				  of the Railroads and Transportation Tariffs Section of WYDOT's rules and
				  regulations.
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
Recommended Completion Date:
______________________________________________________
Forwarded:
Commission Agent
For assistance in containment or notification of
				  burning operations please contact:
Name:
______________________
Title:
____________________________
Tel. No.:
______________________
FAX:
____________________________
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 1 - SHORT-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 1-1 - Purpose

Current through July 13, 2024
The purpose of these rules is to set forth procedures to be
				  followed by the State Treasurer for the operation of a short-term local
				  investment pool, pursuant to the provisions of Wyoming Statute
										9-1-416.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 1 - SHORT-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 1-3 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) "Designated Time" means the time
				before which each Participant must provide notice of a Transaction in order for
				that Transaction to be posted the following day.
(b) "Electronic Transfer" is a wire transfer or
				an Automated Clearing House transfer.
(c) "Pool Administrator" is the Wyoming State
				Treasurer.
(d) "Pool Participant" or
				"Participant" shall be any county, municipality, school district, or any other
				local governmental entity.
(e)
				"Short-Term Investment Pool" or "Pool" is a common fund with short-term
				redemption options maintained by the Pool Administrator consisting of deposits
				from Participants.
(f) "Transaction"
				is a deposit or a withdrawal.
(g)
				"Undivided Interest'" is a proportionate share of all assets of the Pool taken
				together as a whole and not separated out into parts.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 1 - SHORT-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 1-4 - Form of Investment

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The Pool shall have separated
				accounts maintained for each Pool Participant, but all monies will be co-mingled
				for investment purposes.
(b) All
				Participants shall have an undivided interest in the Pool. No Participant shall
				have a claim on any specific asset of the Pool but shall have an undivided
				interest based on the proportion of that Participant's cash balance as a
				percentage of the total cash balance of the Pool.
(c) No separate investments shall be made for
				any Participant.
(d) Separate
				accounts shall be maintained for each Participant.
(e) Participant funds shall only be invested in
				the Pool and will not be co-mingled with State funds or any other pooled
				funds.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 1 - SHORT-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 1-5 - Income Distribution

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) All income earned by the Pool
				minus Fees as provided in Section  11  of these Rules will be distributed to
				Participants.
(b) Income will be
				calculated on each Participant's average daily cash balance in the
				Pool.
(c) Interest will be calculated
				and credited to the principal of each account by the fifteenth day of the
				following month. Each Participant will have the benefit of daily compounding of
				interest regardless of the date in which Participant's account balance is
				adjusted and reported.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 1 - SHORT-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 1-6 - Transaction Amount

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The Pool Administrator may set a
				minimum and maximum transaction size for deposit to or withdrawal from the Pool
				based on the total Pool size and other situational conditions and shall notify
				all Participants of any set minimum or maximum transaction size.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 1 - SHORT-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 1-7 - Transactions

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) All deposits may be made by
				check, warrant, or Electronic Transfer, but third-party checks will not be
				accepted.
(i) Deposits are credited to the
				Participant after receipt by the Pool Administrator and on the day funds are
				available for investment.
(ii)
				Withdrawals made by Electronic Transfer will are be available on the effective
				date of the transfer.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 1 - SHORT-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 1-9 - Reporting Requirements

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Pool Participants shall have an
				electronic means of confirming Transactions.
(b) The Pool Administrator shall report cash
				balances monthly.
(c) The Pool
				Administrator shall provide an interest earnings statement monthly.
(d) The Pool Administrator shall respond to all
				Participant audit confirmations.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 1 - SHORT-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 1-10 - Risk

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Pool Participants acknowledge
				that there is risk associated with investing in the Pool. The Pool does not have
				a guaranteed rate of return, and Participants expose their investments to market
				losses as well as gains. All market risks associated with the Pool are assumed by
				the Participant.
(b) Nothing in these
				Rules shall be construed to require the State of Wyoming to reimburse Pool
				Participants for any losses that may occur on investments.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 1 - SHORT-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 1-11 - Fees

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The Pool Administrator shall
				charge Pool Participants for the investment, banking, and administrative fees
				which the Pool Administrator has incurred in providing the Short Term Investment
				Pool.
(b) The Fees shall not exceed
				the direct costs incurred by the Pool Administrator.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 2 - LONG-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 2-1 - Purpose

Current through July 13, 2024
The purpose of these rules is to set forth procedures to be
				  followed by the State Treasurer for the operation of a long-term local investment
				  pool, pursuant to the provisions of Wyoming Statute
										9-4-831(a)(xxvii) and W.S.
				  W.S. 9-1-416.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 2 - LONG-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 2-2 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
The State Treasurer, pursuant to W.S. 9-1-416  and W.S.
				  W.S. 9-4-831(a)(xxvii), adopts the following rules for the operation of a long-term
				  local investment pool.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 2 - LONG-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 2-3 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) "Designated Time" means the time
				before which a Participant must provide notice of a Transaction in order for that
				Transaction to be posted the following day, as designated in writing by the Pool
				Administrator.
(b) "Early Withdrawal"
				means withdrawal of funds by the Pool Participant before the expiration of the
				minimum term subjecting the Pool Participant to penalty.
(c) "Electronic Transfer" is a wire transfer or
				an Automated Clearing House (ACH) transfer.
(d) "Long-Term Investment Pool" or "Pool" is a
				common fund with long-term redemption options maintained by the Pool
				Administrator consisting of deposits from Pool Participants.
(e) "Minimum Term" is the minimum length of
				time the Pool Participant must leave deposits for investment with the Pool
				Administrator before withdrawal or be subject to early withdrawal
				penalty.
(f) "Pool Administrator" is
				the Wyoming State Treasurer.
(g)
				"Pool Participant" or "Participant" shall be any county, municipality, school
				district, joint powers board or any other local governmental entity.
(h) "Transaction" is a deposit or a
				withdrawal.
(i) "Undivided Interest'"
				is a proportionate share of all assets of the long-term Pool taken together as a
				whole and not separated out into parts.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 2 - LONG-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 2-4 - Form of Investment

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The Long-Term Investment Pool
				shall have separated accounts maintained for each Pool Participant, but all
				monies will be co-mingled for investment purposes.
(b) All Participants shall have an undivided
				interest in the Pool. No Pool Participant shall have a claim on any specific
				asset of the Pool but shall have an undivided interest based on the proportion of
				that Participant's cash balance as a percentage of the total cash balance of the
				Pool.
(c) No separate investments
				shall be made for any Participant.
(d) Separate accounts shall be maintained for
				each Participant.
(e) Participant
				funds shall only be invested in the Pool and will not be co-mingled with State
				funds or any other pooled funds.
(f)
				Funds must be invested for a minimum term of three (3) months or as otherwise
				designated in writing by the Pool Administrator and applicable to all
				Participants. Early withdrawal subjects the withdrawing Pool Participant to a
				Penalty as provided in Section  11  of these Rules.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 2 - LONG-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 2-5 - Income Distribution

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) All income earned by the Pool
				minus Fees as provided in Section  11  will be distributed to
				Participants.
(b) Income will be
				calculated on each Participant's average daily cash balance in the
				Pool.
(c) Interest will be calculated
				and credited to the principal of each account by the fifteenth day of the
				following month. Each Participant will have the benefit of daily compounding of
				interest regardless of the date in which its account balance is adjusted and
				reported.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 2 - LONG-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 2-6 - Transaction Amount

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The minimum transaction size for
				deposit to the Pool will be one thousand five hundred dollars ($1500.00) or as
				otherwise designated in writing by the Pool Administrator and applicable to all
				Participants.
(b) The Pool
				Administrator may set a maximum transaction size for deposit to or withdrawal
				from the Pool based on the total Pool size and other situational conditions. Any
				set maximum transaction size will be applicable to all Participants, and the Pool
				Administrator shall notify each Participant of any maximum transaction
				size.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 2 - LONG-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 2-7 - Transactions

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) All deposits may be made by
				check, warrant, or Electronic Transfer, but third party checks will not be
				accepted.
(i) Deposits are credited to the
				Participant after receipt by the Pool Administrator and on the day funds are
				available for investment.
(ii)
				Withdrawals made by Electronic Transfer will be available on the effective date
				of the transfer.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 2 - LONG-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 2-9 - Reporting Requirements

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Pool Participants shall have an
				electronic means of confirming Transactions.
(b) The Pool Administrator shall report cash
				balances monthly.
(c) The Pool
				Administrator shall provide an interest earnings statement monthly.
(d) The Pool Administrator shall respond to all
				Participant audit confirmations.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 2 - LONG-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 2-10 - Risk

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Pool Participants acknowledge
				that there is risk associated with investing in the Pool. The Pool does not have
				a guaranteed rate of return, and Participants expose their investments to market
				losses as well as gains. All market risks associated with the Pool are assumed by
				the Participant.
(b) Nothing in these
				Rules shall be construed to require the State of Wyoming to reimburse Pool
				Participants for any losses that may occur on investments.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0004 - Local Investment Pool › Chapter 2 - LONG-TERM LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL › Section 2-11 - Fees

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The Pool Administrator shall
				charge Pool Participants for the investment, banking, and administrative fees
				which the Pool Administrator has incurred in providing the Long-Term Investment
				Pool.
(b) The Fees shall not exceed
				the direct costs incurred by the Pool Administrator.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0010 - Industrial Development Bond Investment Program › Chapter 2 - INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOND INVESTMENT PROGRAM › Section 2-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
These rules are promulgated in accordance with the Wyoming
				  Administrative Procedures Act,
				  W.S.
				  16-3-101 through
				  16-3-115, and the State
				  Treasurer's rulemaking authority in W.S.
				  W.S.
				  9-4-715(m).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0010 - Industrial Development Bond Investment Program › Chapter 2 - INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOND INVESTMENT PROGRAM › Section 2-2 - Purpose

Current through July 13, 2024
The Office of the State Treasurer may invest specified state
				  permanent funds in local government Industrial Development Bonds (hereafter
				  IDBs) in accordance with
				  W.S.
				  9-4-715(m). Industrial
				  development projects, for which IDB financing is sought, must promote economic
				  development in Wyoming as generally described in W.S.
				  W.S.
				  9-4-715(m), and as
				  recommended by the Wyoming Business Council and approved by the Governor. The
				  Office of the State Treasurer fully expects that each IDB will provide a return
				  to Wyoming which is equal to or better than the opportunity cost to the state
				  permanent funds. These rules shall further define guidelines for IDB
				  investments authorized pursuant to W.S.
				  W.S.
				  9-4-715(m).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0010 - Industrial Development Bond Investment Program › Chapter 2 - INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOND INVESTMENT PROGRAM › Section 2-5 - Determination of Eligibility

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(a) Other
				requirements. In addition to compliance with these rules, projects shall not be
				eligible for IDB financing unless they satisfy the criteria set forth in
				W.S.
				9-4-715(m)(ii)(A) and any
				guidelines established by the Wyoming Business Council pursuant to subsection
				(m)(ii)(B).
(b) Eligible projects
				and expenses. Eligible projects must generally consist of an applicant's
				prospectively planned, well-defined business endeavor, and the project shall
				have a set beginning and completion date. IDBs shall not fund past business or
				construction expenditures. Expenses eligible for reimbursement following
				execution of an IDB shall relate back no earlier than the application date. IDB
				financing shall not primarily serve as a refinance mechanism or otherwise serve
				to substitute the IDB for an applicant's current lenders. Furthermore, IDB
				proceeds may not be used for working capital, but only to finance the cost of
				acquisition of land or rights-of-way and the purchase, construction, and
				installation of buildings, appurtenant personal property and equipment related
				to the industrial development project.
(c) Examples of eligible projects. The
				following economic development projects, to the extent they satisfy the
				criteria set forth in W.S.
				W.S.
				9-4-715(m) and these rules,
				may be eligible for IDB financing:
(i)
				Manufacturing, fabrication or other industrial production facilities;
(ii) Agricultural development or food
				processing;
(iii) Development of,
				or improved utilization of, natural resources;
(iv) Research and development projects that
				will add economic value to goods, services or resources within or outside the
				state;
(v) Destination facilities,
				other than retail or food service businesses;
(vi) Product distribution
				facilities;
(vii) Transportation or
				freight facilities;
(viii)
				Scientific testing including, but not limited to, medical, clinical or
				engineering testing services;
(ix)
				Utilities;
(x) Facilities
				associated with the management of waste; and
(xi) Other activities that represent a new
				technology or type of economic enterprise.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0010 - Industrial Development Bond Investment Program › Chapter 2 - INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOND INVESTMENT PROGRAM › Section 2-6 - Risk Analysis

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(a) Risk threshold.
				The State Treasurer is authorized to invest only permanent and inviolate funds
				in IDBs pursuant to
				W.S.
				9-4-715(m). Accordingly, the
				State Treasurer's risk threshold for these state funds must be relatively low,
				and the State Treasurer will take necessary measures to reduce risks associated
				with IDB investments.
(b) Insurance
				requirements. Insurance requirements shall vary based on the type of industrial
				development project which is the subject of the IDB but, at a minimum, general
				liability and property insurance shall be required in amounts and with terms
				that are acceptable to the State Treasurer. At the sole discretion of the State
				Treasurer, other types of insurance may be required based on the type of
				project being financed and/or the property which serves as collateral for the
				IDB, such as business interruption, flood, earthquake, etc.
(c) Interest rate. The State Treasurer shall
				establish the interest rate paid on IDBs purchased under this program, taking
				into consideration the recommendation of the Wyoming Business Council. The
				bonds shall bear interest at a rate commensurate with the risk. The interest
				rate shall be a fixed or adjustable rate, indexed to the prime or ten-year
				treasury bill rate, as determined by the state treasurer and as recommended by
				the Wyoming Business Council; but in no case shall the interest rate on an IDB
				be less than the average yield for the five prior fiscal years earned by the
				permanent fund or funds for which the IDB is purchased.
(d) Subordinate financing. The IDB documents
				shall require that the State maintain a first priority lien on all collateral
				and no subordinate financing may be placed on any collateral securing the IDB
				without the written consent of the State Treasurer.
(e) Financial covenants. The State Treasurer
				may require that the bond documents include financial covenants with which the
				applicant must comply for the term of the IDB. Such covenants may include
				standards relating to debt service coverage, net worth, leverage, interest
				coverage or any other financial metrics determined by the State Treasurer
				necessary to insure the strength and performance of the applicant.
(f) Differing terms. In his or her sole
				discretion, the State Treasurer may require terms for the purchase of the IDB
				that are different than those recommended by the Wyoming Business Council, but
				in no case less stringent.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0010 - Industrial Development Bond Investment Program › Chapter 2 - INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOND INVESTMENT PROGRAM › Section 2-7 - Post Closing

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(a) Subsequent
				requirements. The State Treasurer's Office shall continue to monitor the IDB
				after its purchase thereof. The IDB documents shall contain periodic reporting
				and compliance requirements that applicant shall be required to satisfy. In
				addition, applicant shall provide to the State Treasurer's Office an annual
				progress report updating the status of the industrial development project being
				financed by the IDB.
(b) Subsequent
				disbursements. Any IDB proceeds which are not disbursed on the day of closing
				will be held by the Trustee until applicant has submitted a disbursement
				request and proof of eligible expenses as shall be provided in the IDB
				documents and as described in Section 5(b) above and approved by the State
				Treasurer's Office.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0010 - Industrial Development Bond Investment Program › Chapter 2 - INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOND INVESTMENT PROGRAM › Section 2-8 - Confidentiality

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(a) Application information and any other
				documentation submitted in support of an application, once submitted to a state
				agency or official, shall be governed by the Public Records Act,
				W.S.
				16-4-201 through 205, as amended. Upon
				receiving a request to disclose an application or supporting information, the
				State Treasurer's Office will, if it is the custodian, make a determination as
				to whether the information must be disclosed. The State Treasurer's Office,
				before it makes said determination or discloses an applicant's information,
				will inform the applicant. The applicant may be required to justify to the
				State Treasurer's Office why information submitted should be withheld under the
				Public Records Act or any other authority.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0010 - Industrial Development Bond Investment Program › Chapter 2 - INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOND INVESTMENT PROGRAM › Section 2-9 - Exceptions

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(a) The State Treasurer may make exceptions
				to the requirements contained in these rules on a case-by-case basis as he or
				she may determine in his or her sole discretion, but no such exception can
				result in terms of the IDB that are less favorable to the State than any
				requirements contained in the Wyoming Business Council's recommendation or the
				approval of the Governor.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0011 - Economic Development Large Project Program › Chapter 3 - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LARGE PROJECT PROGRAM › Section 3-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
These rules are promulgated in accordance with the Wyoming
				  Administrative Procedure Act,
				  W.S.
				  16-3-101 through
				  16-3-115 and the State Treasurer's
				  rule-making authority in Section 2(j) of 2014 Wyoming Session Laws Ch. 46 (the
				  "Act").
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0011 - Economic Development Large Project Program › Chapter 3 - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LARGE PROJECT PROGRAM › Section 3-3 - Applicant

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An applicant shall consist of a proposed or existing
				  enterprise "which will employ people within the state, provide services in the
				  state, use resources in the state or otherwise add economic value to goods,
				  services or resources within the state" as mandated by the Act in Section
				  2(b).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0011 - Economic Development Large Project Program › Chapter 3 - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LARGE PROJECT PROGRAM › Section 3-5 - Program Review and Approval Process; Due Diligence; Closing

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(a) Steps of process. The steps necessary to
				obtain approval of a loan or loan guarantee under the large project program are
				generally as follows:
(i) The applicant shall
				first submit the project to the Governor and any materials so required by the
				Governor for his or her review.
See
the Act, Section
				2(c)(i).
(ii) Simultaneously with
				submission of the project to the Governor, the applicant shall deliver the
				project application to the State Treasurer and the Wyoming Business
				Council.
(iii) Upon the Governor's
				issuance of any preliminary recommendations for the size and parameters of the
				proposed loan or loan guarantee under Section 2(c)(i) of the Act, the State
				Treasurer shall review the application so that the State Treasurer may provide
				preliminary recommendations under Sections 2(c)(ii) and 2(e) of the
				Act.
(iv) Upon the State
				Treasurer's issuance of any recommendations under Section 5(a) (iii) above, the
				Wyoming Business Council shall review the application under the process set
				forth in W.S. 9-12-601 through
				9-12-603, which includes the
				formulation of a recommendation by a vote of the Wyoming Business Council
				Board.
(v) The Wyoming Business
				Council shall forward its recommendation to the Wyoming State Loan and
				Investment Board for its final approval, or rejection, of the loan or loan
				guarantee.
See
the Act, Sections 2(c)(iv) and 2(d).
(vi) Upon the completion of final approval of
				the Wyoming State Loan and Investment Board, the application as finally
				approved shall be submitted to the State Treasurer for final approval as to the
				structure of the loan or loan guarantee. The State Treasurer shall only give
				final approval to loans or loan guarantees that are structured so that the
				terms comply with Section 2(e) of the Act.
(vii) Upon completion of all of the steps
				described in Sections 5(a)(i) through (vi) above, the application shall be
				submitted to the Governor for final approval based on his determinations set
				forth in Section 2(c)(v) of the Act.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0011 - Economic Development Large Project Program › Chapter 3 - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LARGE PROJECT PROGRAM › Section 3-6 - Determination of Eligibility

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(a) Other
				requirements. In addition to compliance with these rules, projects shall not be
				eligible for financing unless they satisfy the criteria set forth in Sections
				2(b) and 2(d) of the Act.
(b)
				Eligible projects and expenses. Eligible projects must generally consist of an
				applicant's prospectively planned, well-defined business endeavor, and the
				project shall have a set beginning and completion date. A loan or loan
				guarantee hereunder shall not be used to fund past business or construction
				expenditures. Expenses eligible for reimbursement from loan proceeds following
				execution of applicable loan or loan guarantee documents shall relate back no
				earlier than the submission of the request for the loan or loan guarantee to
				the Governor pursuant to Section 5(a)(i) above. Financing under this program
				shall not primarily serve as a refinance mechanism or otherwise serve to
				substitute the loan or loan guarantee for an applicant's current
				lenders.
(c) Examples of eligible
				projects. The following economic development projects, to the extent they
				satisfy the criteria set forth in Sections 2(b) and (d) of the Act and these
				rules, may be eligible for large project fund financing:
(i) Manufacturing, fabrication or other
				industrial production facilities;
(ii) Agricultural development or food
				processing;
(iii) Development of,
				or improved utilization of, natural resources;
(iv) Research and development projects that
				will add economic value to goods, services or resources within or outside the
				State;
(v) Destination facilities,
				other than retail or food service businesses;
(vi) Product distribution and/or warehousing
				facilities;
(vii) Transportation or
				freight facilities;
(viii)
				Scientific testing including, but not limited to, medical, clinical or
				engineering testing services;
(ix)
				Utilities;
(x) Facilities
				associated with the management of waste; and
(xi) Other activities that represent a new
				technology or type of economic enterprise.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0011 - Economic Development Large Project Program › Chapter 3 - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LARGE PROJECT PROGRAM › Section 3-8 - Post-Closing

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(a) Subsequent requirements. The State
				Treasurer's Office shall continue to monitor the loan or loan guarantee after
				the closing. The documents shall contain periodic reporting and compliance
				requirements that applicant shall be required to satisfy. These reporting and
				compliance requirements may include, without limitation,
(1) an as-built survey,
(2) notification of other debt,
(3) annual financial statements,
(4) copies of tax returns,
(5) number and types of jobs
				created,
(6) property valuation of
				project for property tax purposes, and
(7) notice of any regulatory violations. In
				addition, applicant shall provide to the State Treasurer's Office, with a copy
				to the Wyoming Business Council, an annual progress report updating the status
				of the project being financed by the loan or loan
				guarantee.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0011 - Economic Development Large Project Program › Chapter 3 - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LARGE PROJECT PROGRAM › Section 3-9 - Confidentiality

Current through July 13, 2024
Information and any other documentation submitted in support
				  of a request for a loan or loan guarantee pursuant to the large project
				  program, once submitted to a State agency or official, shall be governed by the
				  Public Records Act,
				  W.S.
				  16-4-201 through 205, as amended. Upon
				  receiving a request to disclose a request for a loan or loan guarantee or
				  supporting information, the State Treasurer's Office will, if it is the
				  custodian, make a determination as to whether the information must be
				  disclosed. The State Treasurer's Office, before it makes said determination or
				  discloses an applicant's information, will inform the applicant. The applicant
				  may be required to justify to the State Treasurer's Office why information
				  submitted should be withheld under the Public Records Act or any other
				  authority.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0012 - Public Records › Chapter 1 - UNIFORM PROCEDURES, FEES, COSTS, AND CHARGES FOR INSPECTING, COPYING, AND PRODUCING PUBLIC RECORDS › Section 1-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
The Treasurer is required under Wyoming Statute
										16-3-103(j)(ii) to adopt the Department of Administration and Information's
				  uniform rules pertaining to procedures, fees, costs, and charges for
				  inspecting, copying, and producing public records.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 004 - Treasurer's Office › Sub-Agency 0012 - Public Records › Chapter 1 - UNIFORM PROCEDURES, FEES, COSTS, AND CHARGES FOR INSPECTING, COPYING, AND PRODUCING PUBLIC RECORDS › Section 1-2 - Adoption of Uniform Rules

Current through July 13, 2024
Except for the unclaimed property list fee set by the
				  Treasurer as provided in W.S. 34-24-119(b), the Treasurer hereby incorporates
				  by reference the following uniform rules:
(a) Chapter 2 - Uniform Procedures, Fees,
				Costs, and Charges for Inspecting, Copying, and Producing Public Records
				adopted by the Department of Administration and Information and effective on
				September 6, 2016, found at:
https://rules.wyo.gov
.
(b) For these rules incorporated by
				reference:
(i) The Treasurer has determined
				that incorporation of the full text in these rules would be cumbersome or
				inefficient given the length or nature of the rules;
(ii) The incorporation by reference does not
				include any later amendments or editions of the incorporated matter beyond the
				applicable date identified in subsection (a) of this section; and
(iii) The incorporated rules are maintained
				at the Treasurer's office and are available for public inspection and copying
				at the same location.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 251 - Veterinary Medicine, Board of › Sub-Agency 0001 - Veterinary Medicine, Board of › Chapter 8 - DEFINITIONS, LICENSE AND PERMIT › Section 8-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
These rules are promulgated by the Wyoming Board of
				  Veterinary Medicine pursuant to their authority under the Wyoming Veterinary
				  Medical Practice Act, Wyoming Statute
										33-30-201 through
				  33-30-225.