Nevada § 278.645 Imposition by Governor of plans and zoning regulations in absence of local action; extension of time for local action

Nevada Statutes

§ 278.645 — Imposition by Governor of plans and zoning regulations in absence of local action; extension of time for local action

Nevada § 278.645

Title 22COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS BY PUBLIC AGENCIES; REGIONAL

Ch. 278Planning

IMPOSITION OF PLANS AND ZONING REGULATIONS BY GOVERNOR

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 278.645 (2026).

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1.Upon being advised that there is any such land as is identified in NRS 278.640 , lying within the boundaries of any county of this State, the Governor shall confirm the fact.

2.Thereafter, the Governor may prescribe, may amend and shall thereafter administer comprehensive land use plans and zoning regulations for such land.

3.The Governor may grant a reasonable extension of time, if any governing body has under consideration on July 1, 1975, a comprehensive land use plan and zoning regulation, and if there is evidence of satisfactory progress toward the final enactment of such plan and ordinance.

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1. Upon being advised that there is any such land as is identified in NRS 278.640 , lying within the boundaries of any county of this State, the Governor shall confirm the fact.
2. Thereafter, the Governor may prescribe, may amend and shall thereafter administer comprehensive land use plans and zoning regulations for such land.
3. The Governor may grant a reasonable extension of time, if any governing body has under consideration on July 1, 1975, a comprehensive land use plan and zoning regulation, and if there is evidence of satisfactory progress toward the final enactment of such plan and ordinance.