Wyoming § 24-5-119 - Counties to match state funds; maximum amount of county expenditures; exception; acquisition of right-of-way.
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§ 24-5-119. Counties to match state funds; maximum amount of county expenditures; exception; acquisition of right-of-way.
Any county participating in the industrial road program shall match money equally with money set aside pursuant to W.S. 24-5-118. These funds may be derived from any funds in the respective county budget now available or any monies which may subsequently be budgeted for this program, provided, however, no county shall expend on this program in excess of two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) each and every biennium. This act shall not apply to any project having a total cost of less than fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) total. The board of the county commissioners of each county shall acquire the right-of-way for any industrial road, the expense of which shall be charged against the industrial road program.
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