Nevada § 432A.520 Water for clients: Amount required; placement of caches; aerial drop prohibited; water from natural sources required to be sanitized

Nevada Statutes

§ 432A.520 — Water for clients: Amount required; placement of caches; aerial drop prohibited; water from natural sources required to be sanitized

Nevada § 432A.520

Title 38PUBLIC WELFARE

Ch. 432AServices

ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS GOVERNING OPERATION OF OUTDOOR YOUTH PROGRAMS

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Bluebook

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 432A.520 (2026).

Text

1. A field administrator shall ensure that every client has continuous access to not less than 6 quarts of potable water each day, plus an additional quart for every 5 miles the client hikes. 2. When the outdoor temperature exceeds 90 degrees Fahrenheit, a field administrator shall ensure that every client:

(a)Consumes not less than 3 quarts of water each day; and

(b)Has continuous access to a means for the replacement of electrolytes. 3. Before the commencement of each day’s activity in the field, caches of water must be appropriately placed, and the location of each cache verified by the field staff. 4. The water provided to clients must not, except in an emergency, be provided by aerial drop. 5. Any water obtained for clients from natural sources must be properly sanitized.

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1. A field administrator shall ensure that every client has continuous access to not less than 6 quarts of potable water each day, plus an additional quart for every 5 miles the client hikes.
2. When the outdoor temperature exceeds 90 degrees Fahrenheit, a field administrator shall ensure that every client:
(a) Consumes not less than 3 quarts of water each day; and
(b) Has continuous access to a means for the replacement of electrolytes.
3. Before the commencement of each day’s activity in the field, caches of water must be appropriately placed, and the location of each cache verified by the field staff.
4. The water provided to clients must not, except in an emergency, be provided by aerial drop.
5. Any water obtained for clients from natural sources must be properly sanitized.