Change 1 Article Choose an article 24-1-101. Public highways defined and established; creation by adverse possession. 24-1-102. Location, survey and construction. 24-1-103. State transportation commission of Wyoming to 24-1-104. Management and control of county roads. 24-1-105. Width restrictions. 24-1-106. Closing or restricting use; when necessary. 24-1-107. Closing or restricting use; who may close; notice to controlling agency required. 24-1-108. Closing or restricting use; public notice. 24-1-109. Closing or restricting use; failure to observe signs and markers; exceptions. 24-1-110. Speed or acceleration contest or exhibition on highways. 24-1-111. County road districts. 24-1-112. Construction and repair of fences to be performed by department of transportation. 24-1-113. Owner of unnatural canal to construct and 24-1-114. Bridges between counties. 24-1-115. Repealed by Laws 1985, ch. 71, § 2. 24-1-116. Restrictions upon damming streams; generally. 24-1-117. Restrictions upon damming streams; effect of failure to comply with W.S. 24-1-116. 24-1-118. Construction and maintenance to be performed at expense of state; geologic formations. 24-1-119. State highway fund created; income and expenditure. 24-1-120. Administration of provisions; maximum overhead expenses. 24-1-121. Highways subject to injury from cattle; designation; entry of order; notice to be posted. 24-1-122. Highways subject to injury from cattle; designation of substitute highway. 24-1-123. Highways subject to injury from cattle; drover's liability. 24-1-124. Livestock crossings; generally. 24-1-125. Livestock crossings; construction; length and width. 24-1-126. Livestock crossings; signs required. 24-1-127. Speed on city streets designated state highways. 24-1-128. Marking of highways. 24-1-129. Marking of bypasses. 24-1-130. Administration of highway safety provisions and programs. 24-1-131. Travel centers. 24-1-132. Contracts for county, city and town bridge work; bids; exception. 24-1-133. Posting notice of restrictions to public roads and adjacent lands; restrictions; penalties. 24-1-134. Wyoming veterans memorial highway. 24-1-135. Vietnam veterans welcome home highway. 24-1-136. Wyoming Women's Suffrage Pathway-highway designation. 24-1-137. Wild Horse Highway. 24-1-138. Dr. Leonard L. Robinson World War II Bataan Death March memorial bridge. 24-2-101. Department and commission created; 24-2-102. General powers; power of eminent domain limited. 24-2-103. Repealed by Laws 1983, ch. 139, § 2. 24-2-104. Repealed by Laws 1983, ch. 139, § 2. 24-2-105. Appointment of director; qualifications; salary and expenses; powers and duties. 24-2-106. Appointment of chief engineer; duties of director and engineer. 24-2-107. Required reports. 24-2-108. Road and bridge construction; professional services procurement. 24-2-109. Designation of state highways; vesting of county 24-2-110. Cooperation with counties in construction and maintenance of county roads; allocation of costs. 24-2-111. Cooperation with cities in construction of 24-2-112. Contracts and agreements with United States government. 24-2-113. Repealed by Laws 1983, ch. 139, § 2. 24-2-114. State agency law enforcement communications system; department duties and responsibilities. 24-2-115. Program for specific service signing by 24-2-116. Department of transportation state-funded communications facilities. 24-3-101. Resolution by county commissioners; petition of county electors; alteration authority specified. 24-3-102. Requiring deposit by petitioners. 24-3-103. Viewer; appointment, qualifications and duties generally. 24-3-104. Viewer; oath; scope of investigation. 24-3-105. Viewer; factors to be considered. 24-3-106. Viewer; report. 24-3-107. Viewer; compensation. 24-3-108. Roads established by consent of landowners. 24-3-109. Survey of proposed location for new road; recordation required. 24-3-110. Notice of location of road to be published or posted; notice by mail to property owners. 24-3-111. Objections and claims for damages; when filed. 24-3-112. Objections and claims for damages; when barred. 24-3-113. Objections and claims for damages; continuance of hearing upon filing. 24-3-114. Appraisers; number; appointment; qualifications; duties generally; report. 24-3-115. Appraisers; notification of appointment required; contents. 24-3-116. Appraisers; specific duties enumerated; compensation. 24-3-117. Neglect of duty by appraiser or viewer. 24-3-118. Hearing before county commissioners; 24-3-119. Appeals from decisions of county commissioners; notice; bond required. 24-3-120. Appeals from decisions of county commissioners; duties of county clerk. 24-3-121. Appeals from decisions of county commissioners; recovery of damages; court costs. 24-3-122. Condemned land tax free during use by state. 24-3-123. Effect of location of new road on route of previous road. 24-3-124. Removal of fences on right-of-way. 24-3-125. Streets in unincorporated towns or villages declared public roads; working. 24-3-126. Abandonment of portion of highway upon 24-3-127. Cooperative agreements with federal agencies to construct, maintain and use roads within county. 24-3-201. Purpose of procedure. 24-3-202. Definitions. 24-3-203. Board may identify county roads through 24-3-204. Notice of identification to be published. 24-3-205. Objections and claims for damages; when filed; when barred; procedure for considering. 24-3-206. Effect of identification. 24-4-101. Repealed by Laws 1994, ch. 13, § 2. 24-4-102. Repealed by Laws 1994, ch. 13, § 2. 24-5-101. Program in addition to any existing road program. 24-5-102. Board of county commissioners to incite procedure for industrial road. 24-5-103. Three viewers to examine industrial road proposal; appointment of viewers. 24-5-104. Viewers to be sworn; scope of inquiry. 24-5-105. Viewers to consider certain standards. 24-5-106. Viewers to report to county commissioners. 24-5-107. Compensation of viewers. 24-5-108. Department of transportation to survey, plat and record proposed road. 24-5-109. Notice of proposed location of road; form of notice; publication; posting; registered mail. 24-5-110. Fixing date for filing objections or claims for damages. 24-5-111. Failure to file objections or claims for damages deemed waiver. 24-5-112. Hearing continued until matter disposed of when objections filed. 24-5-113. Board to appoint appraisers to fix amount of damages; report. 24-5-114. Notification to appraisers of appointment; contents. 24-5-115. Duties of appraisers; report to county commissioners; compensation. 24-5-116. Road established; awards paid; certificate of legal description of property to be filed. 24-5-117. Construction under supervision of director of 24-5-118. Industrial road program account. 24-5-119. Counties to match state funds; maximum amount of 24-5-120. Industrial road to be designated as county road. 24-5-121. Priority of road projects. 24-5-122. Counties may associate on road project. 24-6-101. Purpose. 24-6-102. Access facility defined. 24-6-103. Highway authorities to plan access facilities; scope and limitations of authority. 24-6-104. Powers of highway authorities generally. 24-6-105. Design and regulation of access to highway. 24-6-106. Acquisition of public or private property. 24-6-107. Agreements respecting financing and planning. 24-6-108. Property rights of abutting residents. 24-6-109. Local service roads or streets. 24-6-110. Prohibited acts. 24-6-111. Service stations not to be constructed or located within right-of-way. 24-7-101. Subject to city or town election. 24-7-102. Prohibited expenditures. 24-7-103. Application of W.S. 24-1-127, 24-7-101 through 24-7-103. 24-7-104. Connecting roads; construction. 24-7-105. Connecting roads; expense. 24-7-106. Connecting roads; property owners to be furnished approaches. 24-8-101. Purpose, issuance and disposal. 24-8-102. Denominations; interest rate; redemption; sale and issuance procedures; recordation. 24-8-103. Notice of intention to issue; sale to public; rejection of bids. 24-8-104. Tax levies; notice of redemption. 24-8-105. Investment of state money. 24-8-106. Repealed By Laws 2011, Ch. 129, § 202. 24-9-101. Answer and complaint; initial hearing; appointment of viewers and appraisers. 24-9-102. Repealed By Laws 2000, Ch. 88, § 2. 24-9-103. Report of viewers and appraisers; trial to the court; costs. 24-9-104. Water and timber ways. 24-9-105. Rules of procedure; legislative findings and intent. 24-10-101. Short title. 24-10-102. Declaration of policy and legislative intent. 24-10-103. Definitions. 24-10-104. Outdoor advertising visible from highways prohibited; exceptions. 24-10-105. Regulations of commission. 24-10-106. Size, lighting and spacing; where signs may be erected. 24-10-107. Permits and identification tags. 24-10-108. Revocation of permits and removal of signs. 24-10-109. What outdoor advertising deemed unlawful; procedure for removal. 24-10-110. Power of commission to acquire and remove existing advertising; compensation. 24-10-111. More restrictive ordinances saved. 24-10-112. Change of rules and regulations to conform with federal law. 24-10-113. Severability. 24-10-114. Repealed by Laws 2019, ch. 186, § 2. 24-10-115. Violations a misdemeanor. 24-11-101. Special obligation loans. 24-12-101. Established; composition; designation of rank; administrator appointed; to hold rank of colonel. 24-12-102. Duties generally; emergencies; coordination. 24-12-103. Members to have powers of peace officers; exception. 24-13-101. Short title. 24-13-102. Definitions. 24-13-103. Relocation of utility facilities; payment of costs. 24-13-104. Applicability of chapter. 24-14-101. Program in addition to any existing road program. 24-14-102. State park road account. 24-15-101. Public transit program created; duties. 24-15-102. Public transit account.
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As published
24-7-104. Connecting roads; construction.
From and after the passage of this act whenever an established state highway is relocated, it shall be the duty of the department of transportation to cause to be constructed a hard-surfaced highway from any city or town of a population of not less than fifty (50) people now on or adjacent to the established highway to the relocated highway by the nearest practicable route.
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24-7-104. Connecting roads; construction.
From and after the passage of this act whenever an established state highway is relocated, it shall be the duty of the department of transportation to cause to be constructed a hard-surfaced highway from any city or town of a population of not less than fifty (50) people now on or adjacent to the established highway to the relocated highway by the nearest practicable route.
A proposal here is not law. Support on Solon is evidence that people want the change; the official route says what it takes to make it law.