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Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 51 - REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO SEED LAW › Section 51-8 - Blank Spaces Prohibited

Current through July 13, 2024
Blank spaces are prohibited, and any factor listed on the
				  seed bag, container, tag, or label found to not be present shall be listed as
				  "0.00."
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 51 - REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO SEED LAW › Section 51-9 - Seed Laboratory Name Not Used in Advertising

Current through July 13, 2024
The name of the State Seed Laboratory shall not be used for
				  advertising purposes in connection with seed analysis
				  reports.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 51 - REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO SEED LAW › Section 51-10 - Seed Cleaning Establishments

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) To be
				approved as a seed cleaner, seed cleaning establishments must meet the
				requirements below.
(i) All establishments
				must allow the Wyoming Seed Certification Service to inspect the establishment
				during normal business hours.
(ii)
				An establishment must have a designated person in charge of seed handling, who
				must be trained and have experience in handling, sampling, and labeling
				seed.
(iii) An establishment shall
				thoroughly clean all seed handling equipment between the cleaning of each seed
				lot to prevent contamination or varietal mixture.
(iv) An establishment must keep complete and
				accurate records for seven years showing identity, origin, every process, and
				every movement of each lot of seed from the time of receipt until
				delivery.
(v) An establishment
				shall comply with Federal and state seed laws in the cleaning, labeling,
				sampling, shipment, and sale of seed.
(vi) An establishment shall properly contain
				weed seed to prevent spread and proliferation of weeds.
(vii) If no approved establishment is located
				within 150 miles hauling distance of a seed grower, a non-approved
				establishment may be approved on a one-time basis to clean that lot of seed for
				that particular grower. The Wyoming Seed Certification Service must conduct a
				thorough inspection, and the establishment must pay the inspection fee as
				authorized by W.S. §
										11-12-119 before that lot of seed
				may be cleaned.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 52 - Wyoming Petroleum and Antifreeze Products Standards and Regulations › Section 52-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
Pursuant to the authority provided by Wyoming Statute §
									
										40-7-103, the Wyoming Department of
				  Agriculture hereby promulgates and adopts the following
				  regulations.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 52 - Wyoming Petroleum and Antifreeze Products Standards and Regulations › Section 52-2 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) "Automotive
				Spark-Ignition Engine Fuel" means all grades and qualities of gasoline, either
				leaded or unleaded, and gasoline-oxygenate blends, either leaded or
				unleaded;
(b) "EPA" means the
				United States Environmental Protection Agency;
(c) "Fuel" means all petroleum products used
				to generate power, heat or illumination;
(d) "Gasoline-oxygenate blend" means a
				homogeneous liquid fuel blend consisting primarily of gasoline and a
				substantial amount of one or more oxygenates. This definition includes but is
				not limited to the following:
(i)
				Gasohol
(ii) Leaded gasohol meaning
				any spark-ignition engine fuel containing a nominal ten volume percent (10%)
				anhydrous denatured fuel ethanol and ninety volume percent (90%) leaded
				gasoline, regardless of other name, grade or designation.
(iii) Any gasoline oxygenate blend which
				meets the EPA's "Substantially Similar" rule.
(iv) Any Gasoline-oxygenate blend for which
				there is an existing Clean Air Act waiver issued by the EPA.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 52 - Wyoming Petroleum and Antifreeze Products Standards and Regulations › Section 52-3 - Labeling of dispensers and storage

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The fill pipe
				box cover for any automotive fuel storage tank or vessel supplying gasoline
				shall be permanently, plainly, and visibly marked in such a manner as to
				identify what type of gasoline each storage tank delivers to a particular motor
				fuel dispenser. The markings may include the words, or abbreviation of the
				words, regular unleaded, unleaded plus, super unleaded, or a related color code
				scheme, such as white, blue, green and red. If the fill pipe box covers are
				marked by means of a color code scheme, a color code legend shall be
				conspicuously displayed at the place of business.
(b) The automotive fuel rating of gasoline
				sold or offered for sale from a motor fuel dispenser shall not be less than the
				automotive fuel rating posted on the dispenser.
(c) Retail dispensers of biodiesel blends
				containing more than 5% biodiesel must be labeled with the capital letter "B"
				followed by the value representing the volume percentage of biodiesel and
				ending with either "biodiesel" or "biodiesel blend." For example:
* B10 Biodiesel Blend
* B20 Biodiesel Blend
* B100 Biodiesel
(ii) The label must be placed in the upper
				50% of the dispenser front panel in a position clear and conspicuous from the
				driver's position.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 52 - Wyoming Petroleum and Antifreeze Products Standards and Regulations › Section 52-4 - Standards of Quality

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Exceptions to
				ASTM standards for fuel oil:
(i) ASTM grades
				No. 1 and No. 2 shall not have a flash point lower than one hundred fifteen
				degrees Fahrenheit (115@ F).
(ii)
				ASTM grades No. 4, No. 5 and No. 6 shall not exceed one and one-half percent
				(1.5%) sulfur by weight.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 52 - Wyoming Petroleum and Antifreeze Products Standards and Regulations › Section 52-5 - Registration of Antifreeze Products

Current through July 13, 2024
It is unlawful to sell, offer for sale, keep for sale or
				  store in Wyoming any antifreeze product which has not been approved by the
				  State Chemist and registered with the Department on forms provided by the
				  Department.
(a) Application for
				registration of antifreeze products shall be made by the manufacturer of same
				and not by the distributor, supplier, wholesale dealer, or retail
				dealer.
(b) To effect registration
				of an antifreeze product, the manufacturer of said product must submit to the
				State Chemist, the following:
(i) One
				complete copy of the registration application prescribed by the Department, all
				information in the ingredients statement is confidential.
(ii) One copy of the antifreeze product label
				which must include:
(A) The antifreeze
				product name;
(B) The name and
				address of the manufacturer or distributor;
(C) The active ingredients.
(iii) A certified laboratory test
				report or certificate of analysis for each product on which registration is
				being requested.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 52 - Wyoming Petroleum and Antifreeze Products Standards and Regulations › Section 52-6 - Exemption for Retail Dealer and Records

Current through July 13, 2024
No retail dealer shall be subject to the penalties of this
				  Chapter if:
(a) The retail dealer has
				an invoice from the wholesale dealer or supplier that the product delivered
				complies with the provisions of this Chapter;
(b) The retail dealer has any other guarantee
				or document issued by the wholesale dealer or supplier that the product
				delivered complies with this Chapter;
(c) The said invoice or guarantee shows the
				following:
(i) Wholesale dealer or supplier
				name and address;
(ii) Quantity of
				product delivered;
(iii)
				Manufacturer's name and address for the product delivered;
(iv) Date the product was
				delivered;
(v) The true name and
				grade of the product delivered.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 52 - Wyoming Petroleum and Antifreeze Products Standards and Regulations › Section 52-7 - Fuel Quality Inspection Routine Inspection Schedule

Current through July 13, 2024
Retail locations will be inspected by the Director or his
				  designee and will be unannounced inspections during regular business hours.
				  Trucks, Tank Wagons, Airports, Marinas, Card Lock Facilities and any Unmanned
				  Retail Facilities will be scheduled at least 48 hours prior to the inspection
				  for routine inspections.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 55 - APIARY REGISTRATION › Section 55-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
Pursuant to the authority vested in the Department by virtue
				  of W.S.
				  11-2-202(a)(vi), and W.S.
				  16-3101 through
				  
										16-3-115, the following rules and regulations
				  pertaining to the registration of apiaries are hereby promulgated and
				  adopted.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 55 - APIARY REGISTRATION › Section 55-2 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
Terms used in these regulations are in addition to those set
				  forth in W.S. 11-7-131 1983, as amended.
				  The following terms shall have the meaning stated below:
(a) Apiary location means the geographical
				location as designated by the legal-land description required for apiary
				registrations under W.S
				
										11-7-201(b)(iii).
(b) Disputed location means any apiary
				location which is contested by one (1) or more beekeepers or the
				Department.
(c) Registered apiary
				location means an apiary location that has met all applicable requirements for
				registration as required by the Wyoming Apiary Law and for which a certificate
				of registration has been issued.
(d) Unregistered apiary location means a
				location that has not met all applicable requirements for registration as
				required by the Wyoming Apiary Law and for which NO certificate of registration
				has been issued.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 55 - APIARY REGISTRATION › Section 55-3 - Apiaries Placed on Unregistered Locations or Within Two (2) Miles of an Existing Registered Apiary

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) If any location
				is disputed, no registration will be issued for the location until a formal
				hearing is conducted.
(b) Upon
				receipt of a complaint that an apiary is unregistered or is within two (2)
				miles of an existing registered apiary, the Department will issue the owner of
				the apiary, written notice specifying the cause of the complaint. Such notice
				shall:
(i) Establish a date for a formal
				hearing, to resolve the matter raised by the complaint.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 55 - APIARY REGISTRATION › Section 55-4 - Penalties

Current through July 13, 2024
(a)W.S.
				11-7-201(h) provides that
				failure or refusal to register an apiary as required by statute is a
				misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not more than five hundred (500) dollars or
				imprisonment for not more that six (6) months or both. The Department will
				cooperate with county and district attorneys in the prosecution of offenses
				under W.S. W.S.
				W.S.
				11-7-201(h).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 57 - WEED AND PEST SPECIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS › Section 57-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
This Rule is promulgated pursuant to Wyoming Statute §
									
										11-5-303(g)(i), and the
				  Wyoming Administrative Procedures Act.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 57 - WEED AND PEST SPECIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS › Section 57-2 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
As used in this rule the following definitions shall
				  apply:
(a) "Best management practices"
				means the optimal methods for the consistently-effective management of weeds or
				pests. Best management practices may change as new methods are discovered. Best
				management practices are determined by comparing efficacy to the economical and
				ecological impacts of the action.
(b) "Prioritize" means the identification,
				control, and management of all known infestations of a species within a
				District's boundaries through the use of best management practices.
(c) "Prior notification" means giving a
				landowner notice of intent at least 5 (five) days in advance of accessing the
				property. Prior notification may be provided by written or oral
				communication.
(d) "Written
				Consent" means a binding agreement that is signed digitally or on
				paper.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 57 - WEED AND PEST SPECIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS › Section 57-3 - Implementing a Special Management Program

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) A District
				Board may implement a Special Management Program; Leafy spurge
				(
Euphorbia esula
) shall be prioritized as one (1) of the two
				(2) species allowed in the program.
(i) By
				resolution, a District Board may prioritize Leafy spurge (
Euphorbia
				esula
) under W.S. §§
										
											11-5-105(a)(i).
(ii) If a District Board prioritizes Leafy
				spurge under W.S. §§
										
											11-5-105(a)(i) they may
				implement a special management program on an additional weed or pest, not to
				exceed a total of two (2) species.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 57 - WEED AND PEST SPECIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS › Section 57-4 - Landowner Cooperative Agreements

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) After the
				District Supervisors' final approval of the program, the District Board and
				landowner(s) within a management zone shall enter into a cooperative agreement,
				not to exceed 5 (five) years in duration, which shall include:
(i) A map of geographic area of the
				participating landowner included in the management zone.
(ii) District options for materials and
				methods.
(iii) The best management
				practices for the management zone.
(iv) Long-term and short-term treatment
				protocols considering all available best management practices.
(v) Estimated annual District costs and
				Landowner costs.
(vi) Prior
				notification procedures and provisions for access to the enrolled
				property.
(vii) Provisions for
				cooperative agreement revisions or cancellations by either the District or the
				Landowner(s).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 57 - WEED AND PEST SPECIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS › Section 57-5 - Budget

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The District
				Board shall budget the necessary funds, as allowed by W.S. §§
									
										11-5-303(e), to carry out
				the special management program.
(b)
				The District Board shall budget for all costs associated with the
				administration and implementation of the program.
(c) The District Board shall use a budget
				process as defined by the Uniform Municipal Fiscal Procedures Act.
(d) Funding may be used for research purposes
				if such research is directly related to the species identified in the District
				Board resolution and would be directly applicable to management efforts within
				the district.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 57 - WEED AND PEST SPECIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS › Section 57-6 - Methods

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The District
				may engage in the application of pesticides and/or may have application
				equipment available to supplement commercial and private applicators.
(b) The program shall adhere to W.S.
				§§
									
										11-5-105(a)(vi).
(c) The District Board may consider the labor
				and equipment expenses incurred by a landowner when deciding reasonable
				cost-sharing of treatment.
(d) If
				any other entity or Government agency cost-shares on any acre of treatment
				related to the special management program, the landowner shall inform the
				District Board of such cost-sharing and the amount provided prior to approval
				of any contractual agreement.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 57 - WEED AND PEST SPECIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS › Section 57-7 - Special Management Program Maintenance

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) New Landowner
				participation:
(i) The District may enter
				into a cooperative agreement as set forth in Section 4 with new landowners
				desiring to join an established Special Management Program within the District.
(A) If new landowner participation does not
				alter the District's current advertised budget, then the District shall include
				the new landowner names or corporate names within the annually published
				proposed budget summary as required by W.S. §§
											
												16-4-109(a). This notice
				shall specify the targeted weed(s) and or pest.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 57 - WEED AND PEST SPECIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS › Section 57-8 - Annual Program Review

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The District
				Board shall annually review the Special Management Program:
(i) The District Supervisor shall annually
				prepare a report of the special management program for the District Board by
				December 31st. The report shall include:
(A) Landowner names.
(B) Agency participation.
(C) Cost of product(s) supplied.
(D) Application costs.
(E) Acres treated.
(F) Acres covered.
(G) District, cooperator and total
				cost.
(H) Brief assessment of the
				program's overall successes and setbacks for the year.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 58 - COMMODITY CERTIFICATION REGULATIONS › Section 58-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
Pursuant to Wyoming Statute §§
									11-2-202 and
				  11-43-101, the Wyoming Department
				  of Agriculture (WDA) promulgates these regulations.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 58 - COMMODITY CERTIFICATION REGULATIONS › Section 58-2 - Purpose of rules

Current through July 13, 2024
These regulations pertain to the sampling and inspection of
				  commodities covered under the United States Agricultural Marketing Act (AMA)
				  and associated costs to cover the cost of administering the program.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 58 - COMMODITY CERTIFICATION REGULATIONS › Section 58-3 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) "Licensed
				inspector" means an employee of the WDA who is licensed by FGIS to sample and
				inspect AMA commodities in accordance with United States Department of
				Agriculture (USDA) standards.
(b)
				"Licensed sampler" means an employee of the WDA who is licensed by FGIS to
				sample and perform all other associated activities (excluding grading)
				pertaining to the shipment of AMA commodities in accordance with USDA
				standards.
(c) "Official sample"
				means a sample collected by a licensed inspector or licensed sampler.
(d) "FGIS" means Federal Grain Inspection
				Service.
(e) "Condition of
				container" means the process of inspection of a shipping container or carrier,
				by a licensed inspector, to determine its suitability for the sanitary
				transportation of a commodity.
(f)
				"Check counting" means the process of determining the total number of filled
				containers in a lot in order to determine that the number of containers shown
				by an applicant is correct and certifying the results.
(g) "Check weighing" means the process of
				weighing a selected number of random containers from a lot, determining the
				estimated total gross, tare and net weight or the estimated average gross or
				net weight per filled container and certifying the results.
(h) "Check loading" means the process of
				counting individual sacks, cartons, totes, etc. by a licensed inspector as per
				FGIS standards to ensure that the correct amount was loaded, that the shipping
				container or carrier remains suitable to receive the commodity, and that the
				condition of the commodity being loaded does not change.
(i) "Insects in grain inspection" means the
				process of sampling an appropriate number of containers and inspecting the
				withdrawn AMA commodity to determine if there are insects present and then
				certifying the results.
(j)
				"Sanitation inspection" means a physical walk through and inspection by a
				licensed inspector of a plant, mill, storage building, etc., including all
				associated outside areas, to ensure that the facility and processed products
				are handled and stored in a sanitary manner.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 58 - COMMODITY CERTIFICATION REGULATIONS › Section 58-4 - Fees

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) $9.50 for each
				condition of container, check weighing inspection, or check loading
				inspections.
(b) $19.00 for each
				official sample drawn, insects in grain inspection, and sanitation
				inspection.
(c) 4% commodity
				cooperative service agreement fee charged for services performed under
				subsections (a) and (b).
(d) All
				fees shall be billed annually on June 30.
(e) The WDA may send a monthly activity sheet
				to each customer that has requested services, identifying what services were
				performed and showing the current outstanding portion of any bill that a
				customer may have. A customer may choose to pay off any outstanding portion of
				any bill prior to the annual billing date.
(f) Failure to pay the WDA within 90 days of
				the annual billing date may result in the WDA denying service until all fees
				for services are remitted.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 59 - UNIFORM PROCEDURES, FEES, COSTS, AND CHARGES FOR INSPECTING, COPYING, AND PRODUCING PUBLIC RECORDS › Section 59-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
These rules are promulgated by the Wyoming Department of
				  Agriculture pursuant to Wyoming Statute §
									
										16-3-103(j).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 59 - UNIFORM PROCEDURES, FEES, COSTS, AND CHARGES FOR INSPECTING, COPYING, AND PRODUCING PUBLIC RECORDS › Section 59-2 - Purpose

Current through July 13, 2024
The Wyoming Department of Agriculture hereby establishes
				  uniform procedures, fees, costs, and charges for inspection, copies, and
				  production of public records.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 59 - UNIFORM PROCEDURES, FEES, COSTS, AND CHARGES FOR INSPECTING, COPYING, AND PRODUCING PUBLIC RECORDS › Section 59-3 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) "Applicant" is
				the person that is making the public records request.
(b) "Clerical/support staff" are employees
				who generally perform office or administrative support duties. Clerical/support
				staff employees include secretaries and administrative assistants.
(c) "Electronic public record" is a public
				record that is primarily or solely stored in an electronic format. Typically,
				the custodian will only be able to produce a copy of the original electronic
				public record due to the native format, security, and integrity of the original
				data or electronic record.
(d)
				"Information technology staff" are employees who perform duties relating to
				retrieving, compiling, constructing, formatting, or extracting electronic
				public records located on computer systems, software, servers, or networks.
				Information technology staff employees may also perform computer programming or
				other computer services relating to electronic public records.
(e) "Professional staff" are employees who
				are not clerical/support or information technology staff as defined herein.
				Professional staff employees perform administrative, managerial, or
				professional duties.
(f) "Supervise
				copying" as stated in section 5(b) (viii) occurs if someone other than the
				custodian is allowed under
				W.S.
				16-4-204(b) to make copies,
				printouts, or photographs. Under W.S.W.S.
				16-4-204(b), the custodian
				is authorized to charge a reasonable fee to supervise the copying, printing
				out, or photographing if someone other than the custodian makes the copies,
				printouts, or photographs. The supervision fee shall be the hourly rates stated
				in section 4(c)(i) through (iii). For instance, if clerical/support staff is
				required to supervise the copying, printing out, or photographing, the hourly
				rate will be $15.50.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 59 - UNIFORM PROCEDURES, FEES, COSTS, AND CHARGES FOR INSPECTING, COPYING, AND PRODUCING PUBLIC RECORDS › Section 59-4 - Electronic Public Records

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Production and
				Construction Costs. Under
				W.S.
				16-4-202(d)(i), a custodian
				shall charge an applicant the reasonable costs of producing and constructing a
				copy of an electronic public record for inspection and copying. This cost may
				include, but is not limited to, the time spent retrieving, compiling, sorting,
				reviewing, redacting, formatting, converting, or copying the electronic public
				record, as well as activities required to create or construct a new electronic
				public record from existing data sources and all associated programming and
				computer services.
(b) Minimum
				Requirement to Charge Costs. Production and construction costs will be charged
				only if they exceed $180.00. If the costs exceed $180.00, the initial $180.00
				will be a credit and not charged to the applicant. If electronic production
				and/or construction costs for a request total $180.00, the applicant will not
				be charged any costs for production and/or construction of said electronic
				records. If, for example, the production and/or construction costs for a
				request total $200.00, the applicant will be charged $20.00. The initial
				$180.00 is a credit upon the total amount charged for the production and/or
				construction of electronic records. Applicants may not use multiple record
				requests to evade this $180.00 threshold. The custodian has discretion to
				consolidate public records requests that he or she reasonably believes have
				been drafted and submitted to evade this $180.00 threshold.
(c) Production and Construction Costs.
				Production and construction costs for electronic public records shall be as
				follows:
(i) $15.50/hour for clerical staff
				time.
(ii) $30.00/hour for
				information technology staff time.
(iii) $40.00/hour for professional staff
				time.
(iv) Actual cost of
				programming and computer services.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 59 - UNIFORM PROCEDURES, FEES, COSTS, AND CHARGES FOR INSPECTING, COPYING, AND PRODUCING PUBLIC RECORDS › Section 59-5 - Non-Electronic Public Records

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Inspection. The
				custodian shall notify the applicant in writing when copies of the
				non-electronic public records are produced and available for inspection. The
				applicant shall have one month from the time the custodian provides
				notification to come to the custodian's designated location to inspect the
				records. After the one month time period, the request shall be officially
				closed.
(b) Fees for Copying
				Non-Electronic Public Records. Under
				W.S.
				16-4-204, an applicant may obtain a paper
				copy of a non-electronic public record upon payment as follows:
(i) Standard (8.5 by 11 inch) - Black and White Copy.
$0.10/page
(ii) Standard (8.5 by 11 inch) - Colored Copy.
$0.60/page
(iii) Legal (8.5 by 14 inch) - Black and White Copy.
$0.25/page
(iv) Legal (8.5 by 14 inch) - Colored Copy.
$1.00/page
(v) Other sheet size.
Actual Cost
(vi) Photograph.
Actual Cost
(vii) Utilization of an outside vendor for copying.
Actual Cost
(viii) Custodian's fee to supervise copying.
See section 4(c)(i) through (iii)
(ix) Special instances, i.e. film.
Actual
						  Cost
(c)
				Payment. The applicant shall pre-pay the fees in section 5(b) before the
				custodian provides the copies, if requested. Payment shall be made to the
				custodian.
(d) Costs for Producing
				Electronic Copies. An applicant may obtain an electronic copy of a
				non-electronic public record upon payment as follows:
(i) Scanning non-electronic public records.
$0.10/page
(ii) Electronic Media (disk, thumb drive, etc.).
Actual Cost
(e)
				Fees for Transmitting Public Records. The custodian may charge the following
				fees for transmitting non-electronic public records:
(i) Mailing, including cost of the shipping container.
Actual Cost
(ii) Facsimile.
Actual Cost
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 60 - UNIFORM PROCEDURES, FEES, COSTS, AND CHARGES FOR INSPECTING, COPYING, AND PRODUCING PUBLIC RECORDS › Section 60-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
These rules are promulgated by the Wyoming Board of
				  Agriculture pursuant to Wyoming Statute §
									
										16-3-103(j).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 60 - UNIFORM PROCEDURES, FEES, COSTS, AND CHARGES FOR INSPECTING, COPYING, AND PRODUCING PUBLIC RECORDS › Section 60-2 - Purpose

Current through July 13, 2024
The Wyoming Board of Agriculture hereby establishes uniform
				  procedures, fees, costs, and charges for inspection, copies, and production of
				  public records.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 60 - UNIFORM PROCEDURES, FEES, COSTS, AND CHARGES FOR INSPECTING, COPYING, AND PRODUCING PUBLIC RECORDS › Section 60-3 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) "Applicant" is
				the person that is making the public records request.
(b) "Clerical/support staff" are employees
				who generally perform office or administrative support duties. Clerical/support
				staff employees include secretaries and administrative assistants.
(c) "Electronic public record" is a public
				record that is primarily or solely stored in an electronic format. Typically,
				the custodian will only be able to produce a copy of the original electronic
				public record due to the native format, security, and integrity of the original
				data or electronic record.
(d)
				"Information technology staff" are employees who perform duties relating to
				retrieving, compiling, constructing, formatting, or extracting electronic
				public records located on computer systems, software, servers, or networks.
				Information technology staff employees may also perform computer programming or
				other computer services relating to electronic public records.
(e) "Professional staff" are employees who
				are not clerical/support or information technology staff as defined herein.
				Professional staff employees perform administrative, managerial, or
				professional duties.
(f) "Supervise
				copying" as stated in section 5(b) (viii) occurs if someone other than the
				custodian is allowed under
				W.S.
				16-4-204(b) to make copies,
				printouts, or photographs. Under W.S.W.S.
				16-4-204(b), the custodian
				is authorized to charge a reasonable fee to supervise the copying, printing
				out, or photographing if someone other than the custodian makes the copies,
				printouts, or photographs. The supervision fee shall be the hourly rates stated
				in section 4(c)(i) through (iii). For instance, if clerical/support staff is
				required to supervise the copying, printing out, or photographing, the hourly
				rate will be $15.50.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 60 - UNIFORM PROCEDURES, FEES, COSTS, AND CHARGES FOR INSPECTING, COPYING, AND PRODUCING PUBLIC RECORDS › Section 60-4 - Electronic Public Records

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Production and
				Construction Costs. Under
				W.S.
				16-4-202(d)(i), a custodian
				shall charge an applicant the reasonable costs of producing and constructing a
				copy of an electronic public record for inspection and copying. This cost may
				include, but is not limited to, the time spent retrieving, compiling, sorting,
				reviewing, redacting, formatting, converting, or copying the electronic public
				record, as well as activities required to create or construct a new electronic
				public record from existing data sources and all associated programming and
				computer services.
(b) Minimum
				Requirement to Charge Costs. Production and construction costs will be charged
				only if they exceed $180.00. If the costs exceed $180.00, the initial $180.00
				will be a credit and not charged to the applicant. If electronic production
				and/or construction costs for a request total $180.00, the applicant will not
				be charged any costs for production and/or construction of said electronic
				records. If, for example, the production and/or construction costs for a
				request total $200.00, the applicant will be charged $20.00. The initial
				$180.00 is a credit upon the total amount charged for the production and/or
				construction of electronic records. Applicants may not use multiple record
				requests to evade this $180.00 threshold. The custodian has discretion to
				consolidate public records requests that he or she reasonably believes have
				been drafted and submitted to evade this $180.00 threshold.
(c) Production and Construction Costs.
				Production and construction costs for electronic public records shall be as
				follows:
(i) $15.50/hour for clerical staff
				time.
(ii) $30.00/hour for
				information technology staff time.
(iii) $40.00/hour for professional staff
				time.
(iv) Actual cost of
				programming and computer services.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 60 - UNIFORM PROCEDURES, FEES, COSTS, AND CHARGES FOR INSPECTING, COPYING, AND PRODUCING PUBLIC RECORDS › Section 60-5 - Non-Electronic Public Records

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Inspection. The
				custodian shall notify the applicant in writing when copies of the
				non-electronic public records are produced and available for inspection. The
				applicant shall have one month from the time the custodian provides
				notification to come to the custodian's designated location to inspect the
				records. After the one month time period, the request shall be officially
				closed.
(b) Fees for Copying
				Non-Electronic Public Records. Under
				W.S.
				16-4-204, an applicant may obtain a paper
				copy of a non-electronic public record upon payment as follows:
(i)
Standard (8.5 by 11 inch) - Black and
						  White Copy.
$0.10/page
(ii)
Standard (8.5 by 11 inch) - Colored
						  Copy.
$0.60/page
(iii)
Legal (8.5 by 14 inch) - Black and
						  White Copy.
$0.25/page
(iv)
Legal (8.5 by 14 inch) - Colored Copy.
$1.00/page
(v)
Other sheet size.
Actual Cost
(vi)
Photograph.
Actual Cost
(vii)
Utilization of an outside vendor for
						  copying.
Actual Cost
(viii)
Custodian's fee to supervise copying.
						  See section
4(c)(i) through (iii)
(ix)
Special instances, i.e. film.
Actual Cost
(c)
				Payment. The applicant shall pre-pay the fees in section 5(b) before the
				custodian provides the copies, if requested. Payment shall be made to the
				custodian.
(d) Costs for Producing
				Electronic Copies. An applicant may obtain an electronic copy of a
				non-electronic public record upon payment as follows:
(i)
Scanning non-electronic public records.
$0.10/page
(ii)
Electronic Media (disk, thumb drive,
						  etc.).
Actual Cost
(e)
				Fees for Transmitting Public Records. The custodian may charge the following
				fees for transmitting non-electronic public records:
(i)
Mailing, including cost of the shipping
						  container.
Actual Cost
(ii)
Facsimile.
Actual Cost
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 61 - RULES PERTAINING TO HEMP › Section 61-2 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
Any applicable term defined in W.S. §
									11-51-101 shall have the same
				  meaning throughout these rules. The singular includes the plural and the plural
				  the singular when consistent with the intent of these rules and necessary to
				  affect their purpose.
(a) "Acceptable
				Hemp THC Level" means that when a laboratory tests a sample, it must report the
				total delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol content concentration level on a Dry Weight
				Basis and the Measurement of Uncertainty. The Acceptable Hemp THC Level for the
				purposes of compliance with the requirements of this rule is when the
				application of the Measurement of Uncertainty to the reported total delta-9
				tetrahydrocannabinol content concentration level on a Dry Weight Basis produces
				a distribution or range that includes 0.3% or less. This definition of
				"Acceptable Hemp THC Level" affects neither the definition of "hemp" nor the
				definition of "marihuana" or "marijuana" in Wyoming Statutes.
(b) "Batch" means the hemp or products
				processed during a specific time period indicated by a specific code as
				designated by a processor.
(c)
				"Cannabis" means a genus of flowering plants in the family Cannabaceae of which
Cannabis sativa
L. is a species, and
Cannabis
				indica
and
Cannabis ruderalis
are subspecies thereof.
				For the purposes of these rules, Cannabis also refers to:
(i) Any form of the plant in which the total
				delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol concentration on a Dry Weight Basis has not yet
				been determined;
(ii) Any form of
				the plant that exceeds the Acceptable Hemp THC Level; or
(iii) Any form of the plant that has been
				commingled with Cannabis that exceeds the Acceptable Hemp THC Level.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 61 - RULES PERTAINING TO HEMP › Section 61-3 - Licensing

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Each
				applicant for a license shall submit a signed, complete, accurate, and legible
				application. In addition to submitting the Department's application form, an
				applicant must submit the following:
(i) A
				copy of the applicant's government issued photo identification or, if a
				business entity, a Wyoming Secretary of State certificate of good
				standing.
(ii) An aerial map or
				photograph (e.g., from Farm Service Agency, Google, or Bing) of all the
				Licensed Areas on which the applicant plans to grow hemp, showing the
				boundaries and dimensions of each Lot in acres or square feet.
(iii) An aerial map or photograph (e.g., from
				Farm Service Agency, Google, or Bing) of all the Licensed Areas on which the
				applicant plans to process hemp, showing the boundaries and dimensions of each
				licensed facility in acres or square feet.
(iv) An official Criminal History Report for
				all Key Participants of the applicant dated within 60 days prior to the
				application submission date.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 61 - RULES PERTAINING TO HEMP › Section 61-4 - Hemp Producer Reporting and Record Keeping Requirements

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) A licensee who
				plans to produce hemp shall report to the Department and USDA Farm Service
				Agency:
(i) Hemp crop acreage;
(ii) Total acreage of hemp planted,
				Harvested, and disposed of;
(iii)
				License number;
(iv) Street address
				for each Licensed Area;
(v)
				Geospatial location of each Lot or greenhouse where hemp will be produced;
				and
(vi) Acreage or indoor square
				footage of any greenhouse dedicated to the production of hemp.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 61 - RULES PERTAINING TO HEMP › Section 61-5 - Hemp Producer Inspection and Sampling Protocol

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Upon receipt of
				a Harvest report, the Department will schedule and send a Sampling Agent to the
				licensee's Licensed Area. Each Lot must be sampled by a Sampling Agent prior to
				Harvest.
(b) A licensee must notify
				the Department immediately of any changes in the reported Harvest date in
				excess of five days. If any such changes are made, the Department may require
				additional sampling prior to Harvest.
(c) All licensees are subject to inspection
				and sampling to verify that the THC concentration level of all Cannabis does
				not exceed the Acceptable Hemp THC Level.
(d) During an inspection by the Department or
				a Sampling Agent, the licensee, a Key Participant, or a designated employee
				shall be present at the Licensed Area and shall provide the Department with
				complete and unrestricted access during reasonable business hours to all
				Licensed Areas and to all documents specified in Section
				4 of these rules. When the Department or a
				Sampling Agent collects samples during an inspection, the licensee, a Key
				Participant, or a designated employee must accompany the Department's
				representative throughout the sampling process.
(e) The Department shall only use samples
				collected by a Sampling Agent and analyzed by the Department or an authorized
				agent to determine compliance with these rules.
(f) Any Official Test Results showing that a
				sample's THC concentration level is greater than the Acceptable Hemp THC Level
				shall constitute evidence that all Cannabis in the sampled Lot has a THC
				concentration level greater than the Acceptable Hemp THC Level and that the
				licensee is therefore not in compliance with the Hemp Statute and these rules.
				Upon receipt of such an Official Test Result, the Department will notify the
				licensee and USDA and require disposal of each non-compliant Lot in accordance
				with Section
				6. The Department will develop and issue a
				corrective action plan to the licensee as provided in Section
				14.
(g) If a licensee believes that an Official
				Test Result from the Department is in error, the Department will retest the
				sample originally collected by the Department if:
(i) The licensee requests a retest within
				five days of notification of the Official Test Results;
(ii) The licensee pays all costs associated
				with the retest; and
(iii) Payment
				for retesting is received within 15 days of the request for
				retesting.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 61 - RULES PERTAINING TO HEMP › Section 61-6 - Remediation and Destruction Requirements for Hemp Producers

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) A licensee must
				dispose of non-compliant Cannabis by destroying it in accordance with this
				section unless the Department's corrective action plan permits the licensee to
				first attempt to remediate the non-compliant Cannabis.
(b) Methods of remediation include:
(i) Removing and destroying flower material,
				while retaining the stalk, stems, leaf material and seeds; or
(ii) Shredding and blending the entire
				Cannabis plant into a biomass like material.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 61 - RULES PERTAINING TO HEMP › Section 61-7 - General Hemp Processing Requirements

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) A licensee must assign to each Batch a
				unique number or way to identify the product at the time of
				processing.
(b) A licensee that
				extracts THC from hemp must submit for approval by the Department a plan that
				ensures that the THC is destroyed in accordance with 21 CFR part 1317 and that
				accounts by Batch number for all THC destroyed.
(c) A licensee must submit for approval by
				the Department a plan that ensures that all Batches exceeding the Acceptable
				Hemp THC Level will be disposed of by altering or treating it to ensure that
				the THC level of the Batch is brought into compliance or, if compliance is not
				attainable, that the Batch is disposed of in accordance with 21 CFR part
				1317.
(d) The licensee may not
				accept hemp for processing from any source other than a person licensed by the
				Department, the USDA, or a state or tribe with a plan approved by
				USDA.
(e) If the Department
				discovers Cannabis at a Licensed Area for processing for which records are not
				available to prove that the Cannabis was received from a person licensed by the
				Department, USDA, or a state or tribe with a plan approved by USDA, the
				licensee shall ensure that the Cannabis is disposed of in accordance with 21
				CFR part 1317 . Any Cannabis or Cannabis product commingled with Cannabis for
				which those records are not available must also be disposed of in accordance
				with 21 CFR part 1317.
(f) A
				licensee may not Process or Handle any Cannabis that is not hemp.
(g) A licensee may Process or Handle hemp
				only on or in Licensed Areas.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 010 - Agriculture, Dept. of › Sub-Agency 0005 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules › Chapter 61 - RULES PERTAINING TO HEMP › Section 61-8 - Hemp Processor Record Requirements

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) A licensee who processes hemp must keep
				the following documentation available for inspection by the Department:
(i) Copies of all written agreements with
				licensed growers;
(ii) The Official
				Test Results of samples of Cannabis or hemp products.