Nevada § 383.510 Plan for preservation and promotion of cultural resources

Nevada Statutes

§ 383.510 — Plan for preservation and promotion of cultural resources

Nevada § 383.510

Title 33LIBRARIES; MUSEUMS; HISTORIC PRESERVATION

Ch. 383Historic

COMMISSION FOR CULTURAL CENTERS AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION

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Bluebook

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 383.510 (2026).

Text

1. The Commission shall maintain, and revise at least once every 2 years, a 10-year plan to:

(a)Preserve and promote Nevada’s cultural resources; and

(b)Develop a network of cultural centers and activities in this State. 2. The plan must include:

(a)A description of the means by which a statewide network of cultural centers and activities is to be developed;

(b)A program for awarding financial assistance to pay the actual expenses of preserving or protecting historical buildings to be used to develop a network of cultural centers and activities; and

(c)A detailed list of the initial projects to be undertaken. 3. The plan must be submitted to:

(a)The Governor;

(b)The Legislative Commission; and

(c)The State Board of Examiners.

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1. The Commission shall maintain, and revise at least once every 2 years, a 10-year plan to:
(a) Preserve and promote Nevada’s cultural resources; and
(b) Develop a network of cultural centers and activities in this State.
2. The plan must include:
(a) A description of the means by which a statewide network of cultural centers and activities is to be developed;
(b) A program for awarding financial assistance to pay the actual expenses of preserving or protecting historical buildings to be used to develop a network of cultural centers and activities; and
(c) A detailed list of the initial projects to be undertaken.
3. The plan must be submitted to:
(a) The Governor;
(b) The Legislative Commission; and
(c) The State Board of Examiners.