Nevada § 445B.510 Commission may require program for designated area

Nevada Statutes

§ 445B.510 — Commission may require program for designated area

Nevada § 445B.510

Title 40PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 445BAir

PROGRAM FOR CONTROL OF AIR POLLUTION

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 445B.510 (2026).

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1. If the Commission finds that:

(a)The location, character or extent of particular concentrations of population or sources of air contaminant;

(b)Geographic, topographic or meteorological considerations; or

(c)Any combination of these factors, Ê makes impracticable the maintenance of appropriate levels of air quality without an areawide air pollution control program, it shall after a public hearing define the area so affected. 2. If an areawide air pollution control program is not established by cooperative or interlocal agreement within a time specified by the Commission, the Commission shall establish such a program, which shall be a charge on the counties, and may supersede any local program within the area.

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1. If the Commission finds that:
(a) The location, character or extent of particular concentrations of population or sources of air contaminant;
(b) Geographic, topographic or meteorological considerations; or
(c) Any combination of these factors,
Ê makes impracticable the maintenance of appropriate levels of air quality without an areawide air pollution control program, it shall after a public hearing define the area so affected.
2. If an areawide air pollution control program is not established by cooperative or interlocal agreement within a time specified by the Commission, the Commission shall establish such a program, which shall be a charge on the counties, and may supersede any local program within the area.