and sheep in lieu thereof as aforesaid, shall be liable to the county in which is situated such mountain road or highway, for any and all damages done thereto, by driving over the same, such flocks or herds of cattle, horses or sheep. 241124. Livestock crossings; generally. The department of transportation may provide suitable livestock crossings on all highways, having an oil surface, in the state of Wyoming, at places where necessity and convenience require. Ranchmen, farmers and livestock raisers and producers may file with the board of county commissioners of their county a request for livestock crossings, and the various boards of county commissioners shall recommend from time to time to the department of transportation such crossings as they believe will best suit the necessities and convenience of ranchmen, farmers and livestock raisers and producers in their county. 241125. Livestock crossings; construction; length and width. Such livestock crossings shall be constructed of such material that livestock will readily cross over the same and shall not be less than sixty (60) feet in length and the full width of the highway. 241126. Livestock crossings; signs required. Livestock crossings be indicated by conspicuous signs placed on each side of the highway. 241127. Speed on city streets designated state highways. When city streets are designated as state highways leading into, through, or out of a town or city, the department of transportation shall regulate the speed limits on such streets. 241128. Marking of highways. All center markings and supplementary road shoulder markings on all highways within the boundaries of the state of Wyoming completed in asphalt, oil, concrete, or other hard surface shall be maintained with bright yellow lines, whether or not said markings be solid or broken yellow lines. The director of the department of transportation shall have the duty to enforce the provisions of this section and to provide for the effective maintenance of said yellow markings. The state transportation
(A) Deposits of road building materials; (B) Deposits of waste materials; (C) Embankments; (D) Excavations; (E) Maintenance; (F) Parking facilities; (G) Roadside rest areas; and (H) Scenic roadside areas. (ii) Sell, exchange, abandon, relinquish or otherwise dispose of real property including land, water and improvements for any necessary purpose in accordance with rules and regulations promulgated by the transportation commission, provided that disposition of water rights shall be in accordance with law. (b) The commission shall not acquire property by eminent domain except for highway rightsofway as specified by subparagraphs (a)(i)(A) through (F) of this section and only if the property for those purposes is immediately adjacent to the highway rightofway. 242103. Repealed by Laws 1983, ch. 139, § 2. 242104. Repealed by Laws 1983, ch. 139, § 2. 242105. Appointment of director; qualifications; salary and expenses; powers and duties. (a) The commission shall submit a minimum of three (3) names of qualified candidates to the governor who shall appoint a director of the department of transportation. The director shall receive an annual salary as provided by law, payable in equal monthly installments. He shall be allowed his actual and necessary traveling and other expenses incurred in the discharge of his official duties, and shall give his entire time to the duties of his office. With the approval of the commission, the director shall have complete charge of laying out and establishing highways upon which any portion of the state highway
Whenever the state treasurer shall have in his hands any funds whether permanent state funds or other funds available for investment he may, in his discretion, purchase state highway bonds and invest therein at not to exceed the market value such portion of the available funds as he may deem expedient. Any premiums which may be paid for such bonds shall be taken from other than permanent funds. 248106. Repealed By Laws 2011, Ch. 129, § 202. CHAPTER 9 - ESTABLISHMENT OF PRIVATE 249101. Answer and complaint; initial hearing; appointment of viewers and appraisers. (a) Any person whose land has no outlet to, nor connection with a public road, may commence an action in district court in any county in which any part of the land is located for a private road leading from his land to some convenient public road. The plaintiff shall join as defendants the owners of record, owners of recorded easements and rights of way and any lessee, mortgagee or occupant of the land over which any proposed road would cross. The complaint shall contain a short and plain statement of: (i) The legal description of the land owned by the plaintiff to which access is sought and a statement that all or some of the land is located within the county; (ii) A specific statement as to why the land has no legally enforceable access, other than a waterway, and whether the land is surrounded on all sides by land owned by another person or persons or a natural or man-made barrier making access unreasonably costly; (iii) A description of the plaintiff's efforts to purchase a legally enforceable access to a public road; (iv) A description sufficient to identify the general location of any access routes proposed by the plaintiff; (v) The legal description of all land over which any proposed access routes would cross; and (vi) A statement as to whether any actions of the plaintiff or any person with the consent and knowledge of the