Wyoming § 41-3-933 - Express conditions limiting rights of appropriator; additional conditions.
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§ 41-3-933. Express conditions limiting rights of appropriator; additional conditions.
It is an express condition of each underground water permit that the right of the appropriator does not include the right to have the water level or artesian pressure at the appropriator's point of diversion maintained at any level or pressure higher than that required for maximum beneficial use of the water in the source of supply. The state engineer may issue any permits subject to such conditions as he may find to be in the public interest.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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