Nevada Statutes
§ 445C.290 — Legislative findings
Nevada § 445C.290
JurisdictionNevada
Title 40PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY
Ch. 445CEnvironmental
CLEANUP OF DISCHARGED PETROLEUM
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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 445C.290 (2026).
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The Legislature finds that:
1.Protection of this State’s environment, particularly its supplies of water, requires the prompt cleaning up of any discharge of petroleum from a storage tank.
2.Federal law and regulations require each operator of a storage tank to show financial responsibility for this purpose, but the capital of smaller operators is too little to meet these requirements and insurance to cover this liability is prohibitively costly for these smaller operators.
3.Free competitive access to the business of distributing petroleum therefore requires a system of funding this liability in which all engaged in the business must participate equitably.
4.The fee imposed by NRS 445C.330 is not an excise tax but a fee for engaging in the refining or importation of motor vehicle fuel
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§ 445C.330
Nevada § 445C.330
Legislative History
(Added to NRS by 2015, 3602 )
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§ 445C.010
Definitions§ 445C.020
“Environmental audit” defined§ 445C.030
“Environmental requirement” defined§ 445C.040
“Regulated facility” defined§ 445C.050
“Regulated person” defined§ 445C.060
“Regulatory agency” defined§ 445C.150
Definitions§ 445C.160
“Board” defined§ 445C.170
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