37-12-304. Notification centers; formation; duties.
(a) All operators shall join the notification center and shall participate in the notification center providing for mutual receipt of notification of excavation activities in a specified area and pay their share of the cost for the service provided.
(b) The notification center shall:
(i) File with the county clerk the statewide toll-free telephone number;
(ii) Repealed by Laws 2003, Ch. 59, § 2.
(iii) Maintain adequate records documenting compliance with the requirements of this act, including the following:
(A) Records of all telephone calls and other notifications received electronically;
(B) Records of all location requests which shall be retained for fifty (50) months and can be printed through use of a unique file numbering system developed by the notification center;
(C) Written records related to all complaints and responses alleging noncompliance with this act.
(iv) Provide the service at a minimum during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, excluding legal holidays;
(v) For calls received after normal business hours for the notification center, provide a recording for callers which explains emergency notification and excavation procedures;
(vi) Provide a timely method for notifying participating members of the information received regarding proposed excavation activities. The method of notification shall be determined by each notification system;
(vii) Upon request, provide to excavators giving notice of an intent to engage in an excavation activity the names of participating operators of underground facilities to whom the notice will be transmitted;
(viii) Repealed By Laws 2003, Ch. 59, § 2.
(ix) Offer an excavation safety training program;
(x) Upon request, provide to any person preparing or designing architectural or engineering design drawings that call for excavation the names and contact information of operators of underground facilities within the proposed excavation area;
(xi) Provide a monthly report to the Wyoming attorney general on recent complaints alleging noncompliance with this act, including the contact information of any person or entity alleged to be in noncompliance with this act.
(c) Repealed by Laws 2003, Ch. 59, § 2.
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