040-62 Wyo. Code R. §§ 62-2 - Definitions
Definitions shall be as set forth in Title 23, Wyoming Statutes, Commission regulations, and the Commission also adopts the following definitions:
(a) "Aquatic invasive
species" is defined in W.S. §
23-4-201(a)
(i). Aquatic invasive species include some
species known to be present in Wyoming and species with a high potential to
invade, survive and reproduce in Wyoming.
(i)
Aquatic invasive species include:
(A) All
members of the genus Dreissena, including, but not limited to,
zebra mussel D. polymorpha and quagga mussel D.
rostriformis;
(B) New
Zealand mudsnail - Potamopyrgus antipodarum;
(C) Asian clam - Corbicula
fluminea;
(D) Rusty
crayfish - Orconectes rusticus;
(E) Brook stickleback - Culaea
inconstans;
(F) All
members of the genus Hypophthalmichthys, including, but not
limited to, bighead carp H. nobilis, silver carp H.
molitrix, and largescale silver carp H.
harmandi;
(G) Black carp -
Mylopharyngodon piceus;
(H) All members of the genera
Channa and Parachanna in the family Channidae
(snakeheads);
(I) Hydrilla -
Hydrilla verticillata;
(J) Eurasian watermilfoil -
Myriophyllum spicatum; and,
(K) Curly pondweed - Potamogeton
crispus.
(b) "Authorized inspector" means an
authorized aquatic invasive species inspector who has a valid certification
from an aquatic invasive species inspection training course that meets the
requirements established by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department (Department)
to certify inspectors for aquatic invasive species inspections.
(c) "Certified inspection location" means a
location or an address where a Department authorized inspector may be available
to conduct an inspection.
(d)
"Infested water" means a water designated by the Department as having an
established population of Dreissenid mussels.
(e) "Mandatory aquatic invasive species check
station" means a location established by the Department at Wyoming ports of
entry, other Wyoming Department of Transportation facilities that meet
established state and national safety and commerce requirements for the
traveling public or other appropriate facilities where stopping is mandatory
and an authorized inspector may conduct an inspection.
(f) "Positive water" means a water where the
presence of any life stage of Dreissenid mussels has been detected in multiple
Department sampling events.
(g)
"Seal" means a locking device affixed to a conveyance that has been inspected
or decontaminated by an authorized inspector.
(h) "Suspect water" means a water where any
life stage of Dreissenid mussels has been detected in a single Department
sampling event, but not verified by subsequent sampling.
(i) "Seal receipt" means a valid written or
electronic document issued by an authorized inspector following an inspection
that contains information regarding the conveyance, any action taken by an
authorized inspector, and information correlating to an applied seal, if
issued.
(j) "Waters of this state"
means any waters within the jurisdiction of Wyoming.
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