Nevada § 543.355 Citizens’ advisory committee: Creation; composition; powers and duties

Nevada Statutes

§ 543.355 — Citizens’ advisory committee: Creation; composition; powers and duties

Nevada § 543.355

Title 48WATER

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Board of Directors: Powers and Duties

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 543.355 (2026).

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1.Each district shall establish a citizens’ advisory committee to be composed of representatives of the general public. The committee must consist of one member appointed by the county and each city all or part of whose territory is included in the district, and one member appointed by each member of the board. The board shall determine the terms of the members.

2.The members of the committee shall elect a chair and a vice chair. The committee may adopt rules for its own management.

3.The committee may meet as often as necessary to advise the board.

4.The committee shall represent the public interest and advise the board on matters related to the master plan and such other matters as the board directs.

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1. Each district shall establish a citizens’ advisory committee to be composed of representatives of the general public. The committee must consist of one member appointed by the county and each city all or part of whose territory is included in the district, and one member appointed by each member of the board. The board shall determine the terms of the members.
2. The members of the committee shall elect a chair and a vice chair. The committee may adopt rules for its own management.
3. The committee may meet as often as necessary to advise the board.
4. The committee shall represent the public interest and advise the board on matters related to the master plan and such other matters as the board directs.