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The document outlines the final adoption of rules for wind energy leasing by the Board of Land Commissioners in Wyoming. It details the rule-making process initiated in December 2009, public hearings held in March 2010, and the incorporation of public comments into the final draft. Key aspects include definitions, lease terms, application procedures, surface impact payments, and financial assurances required for compliance with lease conditions. The Director recommends adopting these rules to facilitate wind energy development while addressing existing land use conflicts.

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