Exception for annexation with landowner objections-repeal.

HB 76 repeals a Wyoming law that previously blocked landowners from objecting to city annexations when part of the annexed area borders an existing city or town. This change directly affects landowners in properties adjacent to municipal boundaries who may now file objections to proposed annexations. The bill removes a specific barrier (W.S. 15-1-406(c)) that prevented such objections, allowing landowners to formally challenge annexation efforts in perimeter-contiguous cases. The repeal applies to all annexation proceedings initiated on or after July 1, 2026, with the law taking effect on that date. This is a procedural change to annexation rules, not a substantive policy shift.