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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATION › Section 461A.160 - Access to streets in park

Current through June 11, 2024
Each lot within a mobile home park must have direct access to a street in the park. The access must be unobstructed and be at least 14 feet wide to allow for the movement of a mobile home on or off the lot.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div., eff. 6-29-84
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATION › Section 461A.170 - Streets and walkways

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A street in a mobile home park must be at least 24 feet wide if designed for two-way traffic and at least 14 feet wide if designed for one-way traffic. At least 8 feet must be added to that width for each parking lane that is provided.
2. The system of streets in a mobile home park must directly connect to a public street or highway.
3. The grade of a street in a mobile home park must not exceed 8 percent, except that a street may have a grade of up to 12 percent for a short distance if traffic safety is not thereby impaired.
4. Streets and walkways that are designed for the general use of the residents of a mobile home park must be lighted during hours of darkness. The lights must be designed and maintained to produce at least 0.1 foot-candle of light at street level throughout the system of streets and walkways. Potentially hazardous locations, such as the intersections of major streets, steps or stepped ramps, must be individually illuminated with at least 0.3 foot-candle of light. Such lighting must be controlled manually by the manager or be under an automatic system of control.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div., eff. 6-29-84; A by R055-02, 7-18-2002
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATION › Section 461A.180 - Water connections

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each mobile home stand must be provided with a water riser and a connection that is located and aligned to permit attachment in a workmanlike manner to a mobile home occupying the mobile home stand. The water riser must be located within 4 feet of the mobile home stand and the riser must be protected against damage above the ground.
2. A water riser must have an inside diameter of at least three-fourths of an inch and must extend at least 4 inches above the ground. The outlet of a riser must be capped when a mobile home is not occupying the mobile home stand. Surface drainage must be diverted away from the location of the water riser.
3. A water riser that serves a mobile home lot must be equipped with a shutoff valve.
4. The manager shall take all necessary precautions to prevent the freezing of water supply lines, valves and risers, whether or not the mobile home stand is occupied. The manager shall protect the risers from the heaving and thawing of the ground if the mobile home park is in an area where periodic freezing is encountered. Where ground frosts occur, the shutoff valves must be protected.
5. Inlets and outlets of fixtures with base attachments which may cause a cross-connection must be protected by a standard nonremovable device for the prevention of backflow or by a standard vacuum breaker that is installed at least 6 inches above the highest point of usage and is located on the discharge side of the last valve. Fixtures that are manufactured with integral vacuum breakers must be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Lawn hydrants must be protected by a standard, nonremovable device for the prevention of backflow.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div., eff. 6-29-84; A by R055-02, 7-18-2002
NRS 461A.090, 461A.230
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATION › Section 461A.190 - Sewer connections

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each mobile home stand must be provided with a sewer connection that is located and aligned to permit attachment in a workmanlike manner to a mobile home occupying the mobile home stand.
2. Each mobile home stand must be provided with a sewer riser that has a diameter of at least 4 inches. This riser must be located within 4 feet of the mobile home stand and the drain outlet of the pipe must be in a position that is approximately vertical.
3. The line connecting to the sewer riser must have a minimum diameter of at least 3 inches. The slope of any part of the line from the mobile home to the connection must be at least one-fourth of an inch per foot. The sewer connection must consist of one pipe without branch fittings. All the joints in a sewer pipe must be sealed to prevent leaks and any invasion of insects.
4. The sewer riser must be capped when a mobile home does not occupy the mobile home stand. The rim of the riser must be protected from damage above the ground.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div., eff. 6-29-84; A by R055-02, 7-18-2002
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATION › Section 461A.200 - Supply of water

Current through June 11, 2024
A mobile home park must have an accessible and adequate supply of potable water. If a supply of water from a public utility is available in satisfactory quantity, quality and pressure at or within the boundary of the community in which the park is located, the park must be connected to that supply and it must be used exclusively. If a satisfactory supply of water is not available from a public utility, a private supply must be provided.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div., eff. 6-29-84
NRS 461A.090, 461A.230
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATION › Section 461A.210 - Disposal of sewage

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each mobile home park must be equipped with a system for collecting and disposing of all sewage. If a public system is available at or within the boundary of the mobile home park, the park must use the public system. If a public system is not available, a private system must be provided.
2. A private system must be so located and maintained that it does not constitute a nuisance or health hazard to the occupants of the park or adjacent property.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div., eff. 6-29-84
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATION › Section 461A.220 - Supply of fuel

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A system for supplying natural gas or liquefied petroleum gas to mobile homes and other structures within a mobile home park must be designed, constructed and repaired in accordance with state and federal law.
2. A system for supplying oil to mobile homes and other structures within a mobile home park must be installed in accordance with state and federal law.
3. If gas is to be supplied through an underground system, the connection at each mobile home stand must be located and arranged to permit attachment in a workmanlike manner to a mobile home occupying the mobile home stand. The riser for supplying gas to a mobile home must be located no less than 18 inches and not more than 4 feet from the mobile home stand.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div., eff. 6-29-84; A by R055-02, 7-18-2002
NRS 461A.090, 461A.230
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATION › Section 461A.230 - Supply of oil

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Oil may be supplied to a mobile home lot from:
(a) An outside tank, which may be installed above or below the ground; or
(b) A central system of oil distribution that is designed and installed in accordance with state and federal law.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATION › Section 461A.240 - Protection of exposed equipment

Current through June 11, 2024
To prevent damage to gas risers, regulators, meters, valves and other exposed equipment for the distribution of gas, all such equipment must be protected by posts, fencing or other permanent barriers.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div., eff. 6-29-84
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATION › Section 461A.250 - Electric connections

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each mobile home lot must have a connection to provide electricity for a mobile home which will occupy the lot. The connection must be located and arranged to permit attachment in a workmanlike manner to the mobile home.
2. The equipment for providing electricity to a mobile home must be located not more than 20 feet away from the point where the feeder assembly is attached to the mobile home.
3. The circuit conductors of the feeder must have adequate capacity for the loads to be supplied and must be capable of carrying a load of at least the same amperage as that of the electrical system of the mobile home being served.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div., eff. 6-29-84
NRS 461A.090, 461A.230
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATION › Section 461A.260 - Equipment for supplying electricity

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The equipment for supplying electricity to a mobile home must be capable of carrying a load of at least 100 amperes and must be capable of being connected permanently to the feeder assembly on the mobile home.
2. The service pedestal for supplying electricity to the mobile home must be equipped with receptacles which are:
(a) Of a plug-in type;
(b) Weatherproof;
(c) Capable of carrying a load of up to 50 amperes; and
(d) Equipped with fuses, circuit-breakers or other appropriate protection against excessive current.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATION › Section 461A.270 - Fire protection

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The developer of
			 a site for a mobile home park shall submit a plan for the protection of the
			 park against fire to the fire department which is responsible for furnishing
			 fire protection to the park. The plan must contain the numerical designation or
			 street name and number of each mobile home lot in the park. Each lot must be
			 marked for identification, and each marker must be easily readable from the
			 street serving the lot. The plan must be approved by the local fire
			 department.
2. Each mobile home
			 must be located in such a manner that mobile equipment for fighting fires can
			 be brought to within 100 feet of the home.
3. If the fire alarms serving the park are to
			 be installed along a street, the alarms must be in accordance with Standard
			 1221 of the Public Fire Service Communications in volume 12 of the National
			 Fire Codes, 1984 edition, which is hereby incorporated by reference. A copy of
			 this volume may be obtained from the National Fire Protection Association,
			 Battery March Park, Quincy, Massachusetts 02269, at a price of $149.00, or at
			 the Internet address
https://www.nfpa.org
.
4. The supply of water for fire fighting must
			 be adequate to permit the effective operation of two 1 1/2-inch hoses on any
			 fire in the park. The supply may be obtained from:
(a) Hydrants connected to an underground
			 source of water;
(b) An accessible
			 reservoir or other source of water consisting of at least 3,000 gallons;
			 or
(c) An apparatus of the local
			 fire department which is equipped with a water tank or tanks with a capacity of
			 750 gallons and a pumping capacity of 250 gallons per
			 minute.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ALTERATION › Section 461A.280 - Management of solid waste

Current through June 11, 2024
1. All garbage cans and other containers for refuse must be:
(a) Structurally strong and impervious to rats, insects and water;
(b) Easily filled, emptied and cleaned;
(c) Furnished with side handles or a bail; and
(d) Provided with tightly fitting covers.
Plastic bags may be used as liners for the containers but must not be used without the container for storage of garbage or refuse in the mobile home park. The use of 55-gallon drums as containers for refuse is prohibited.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY › Section 461A.290 - Requirements for issuance; temporary certificate

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A mobile home park or lot within a mobile home park covered by NAC 461A.010 to 461A.450, inclusive, must not be used or occupied unless or until the Division or agency for enforcement has issued a certificate of occupancy.
2. Upon final inspection, when it is determined that the mobile home park complies with the provisions of NAC 461A.010 to 461A.450, inclusive, a certificate of occupancy will be issued to the holder of the permit by the Division or designated agency for enforcement.
3. If the Division or the agency for enforcement finds that no substantial hazard will result from occupancy of a mobile home park or portion thereof before the same is completed in full, it may, upon request, issue a temporary certificate of occupancy for a specified period of time or until the mobile home park is completed.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div., eff. 6-29-84; A by R055-02, 7-18-2002
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › ABATEMENT OF SUBSTANDARD, UNSAFE OR UNSANITARY CONDITIONS › Section 461A.350 - Adoption of certain codes by reference; modifications

Current through June 11, 2024
The Administrator hereby adopts by reference:
1. The
International Building
			 Code
, 2018 edition, published by the International Code Council, with
			 the following modifications:
(a) Any
			 reference to the
International Plumbing Code
shall be deemed a
			 reference to the
Uniform Plumbing Code
, 2018 edition,
			 published by the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical
			 Officials;
(b) Any reference to the
International Electrical Code
shall be deemed a reference to
			 the
NFPA 70: National Electrical Code
, 2017 edition, published
			 by the National Fire Protection Association;
(c) Any reference to the
International Mechanical Code
shall be deemed a reference to
			 the
Uniform Mechanical Code
, 2018 edition, published by the
			 International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials;
(d) The definition of "manufactured home" set
			 forth in section G201.2  of Appendix G is deleted and replaced with "has the
			 meaning ascribed to it in NRS 489.113"; and
(e) Section G501 of Appendix G is deleted.
The
International Building Code
, 2018 edition,
				may be obtained from the International Code Council, by mail at 25442 Network
				Place, Chicago, Illinois 60673-1254, or at the Internet address
http://www.iccsafe.org
. The price
				is $144.00  for members and $192.00  for nonmembers.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › ABATEMENT OF SUBSTANDARD, UNSAFE OR UNSANITARY CONDITIONS › Section 461A.355 - Compliance with building codes and statutes

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A mobile home park will not be deemed to be in a substandard, unsafe or unsanitary condition solely because it was constructed under the building codes in existence before the effective date of the:
(a) Codes specified in NAC 461A.350; and
(b) Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, 42 U.S.C. §§
										12101 et seq., and the regulations adopted pursuant thereto.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › ABATEMENT OF SUBSTANDARD, UNSAFE OR UNSANITARY CONDITIONS › Section 461A.360 - Conditions that render mobile home park substandard

Current through June 11, 2024
Any mobile home park where there exists any of the following listed conditions which endangers the life, health, property, safety or welfare of the public or the tenants of a mobile home park is hereby declared to be substandard, unsafe or unsanitary:
1. Unsanitary or faulty plumbing or drain systems.
2. Hazardous wiring or electrical systems.
3. Hazardous gas distribution systems.
4. Hazardous gas appliances or equipment.
5. Conditions that may cause fire or explosion.
6. Faulty fire protection systems.
7. Hazardous conditions caused by the lack of proper erosion control or maintenance of required erosion control structures.
8. Hazardous conditions caused by the disrepair of roads, walkways and driveways that may cause bodily injury or damage to vehicles.
9. Lack of or improper maintenance of refuse areas and receptacles.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div. by R055-02, eff. 7-18-2002
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › ABATEMENT OF SUBSTANDARD, UNSAFE OR UNSANITARY CONDITIONS › Section 461A.365 - Inspections; commencement of proceedings to abate conditions; issuance of order to abate

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If the agency for enforcement reasonably believes that there is a substandard, unsafe or unsanitary condition within a mobile home park, the agency for enforcement may hire a person with special expertise to assist in the inspection of all or part of the mobile home park to determine whether there is a substandard, unsafe or unsanitary condition.
2. When the agency for enforcement has inspected or caused to be inspected any mobile home park and has determined that a substandard, unsafe or unsanitary condition exists within the mobile home park, proceedings to abate the condition must be commenced.
3. The agency for enforcement shall issue an order directed to the manager and to the owner of the mobile home park. The agency for enforcement shall provide a copy of the order to any tenant of the mobile home park who is affected by the order.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div. by R055-02, eff. 7-18-2002
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › ABATEMENT OF SUBSTANDARD, UNSAFE OR UNSANITARY CONDITIONS › Section 461A.370 - Contents of order to abate

Current through June 11, 2024
An order issued by the agency for enforcement must contain:
1. The street address and legal description sufficient for identification of the mobile home park.
2. A statement that the agency for enforcement has found a substandard, unsafe or unsanitary condition within the mobile home park with a brief and concise description of the conditions found to be in violation of this chapter and chapter 461A of NRS.
3. A statement of the action required to be taken as determined by the agency for enforcement.
4. Statements advising that if any required repair work is not commenced within the time specified, the agency for enforcement may order the mobile home park vacated and proceed to cause the work to be done and charge the costs of repair to the owner of the mobile home park or bring legal action in district court to cause the work to be completed as specified in the order.
5. Statements advising that any person having any title or legal interest in the mobile home park may appeal from the order or any action of the agency for enforcement and that the appeal must be made in writing and filed with the agency for enforcement within 20 days after the date of the service of the order, and that failure to appeal constitutes a waiver of all rights to a hearing and determination of the matter.
6. The address of the agency for enforcement where a person may make a written request for a hearing pursuant to NAC 461A.390.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div. by R055-02, eff. 7-18-2002
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › ABATEMENT OF SUBSTANDARD, UNSAFE OR UNSANITARY CONDITIONS › Section 461A.375 - Order to abate requires permits be secured; time limit for abatement; failure to comply

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If the agency for enforcement has determined that a substandard, unsafe or unsanitary condition within the mobile home park must be abated, the order must state that all required permits must be secured and the work physically commenced within 30 days after the date of the order and completed within 120 days after the work is begun or within such time as the agency for enforcement determines is reasonable under all the circumstances.
2. Except as otherwise provided in NAC 461A.385 and 461A.390, if any repair work required by the agency for enforcement is not commenced or completed within the time specified, the agency for enforcement may order the mobile home park vacated and proceed to cause the work to be done and charge the costs of repair to the owner of the mobile home park or bring legal action in district court to cause the work to be completed as specified in the order.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div. by R055-02, eff. 7-18-2002
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › ABATEMENT OF SUBSTANDARD, UNSAFE OR UNSANITARY CONDITIONS › Section 461A.380 - Issuance of order to vacate; posting of notices; options of owner

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as otherwise provided in NAC 461A.375 and 461A.395, if the agency for enforcement reasonably believes that there is an imminent danger to the health and safety of the tenants of the mobile home park, the agency for enforcement shall issue to the manager and to the owner of the mobile home park an order to vacate all or a portion of the mobile home park that poses a danger. An order to vacate must state a reasonable date as determined by the agency for enforcement by which all or a portion of the mobile home park must be vacated.
2. After the agency for enforcement has issued an order to vacate, the agency for enforcement shall post around the mobile home park notices stating, "SUBSTANDARD MOBILE HOME PARK, DO NOT OCCUPY."
3. The owner of a mobile home park who is issued an order to vacate pursuant to this section may:
(a) Request a hearing pursuant to NAC 461A.390; or
(b) Seek injunctive relief through a court of competent jurisdiction.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › ABATEMENT OF SUBSTANDARD, UNSAFE OR UNSANITARY CONDITIONS › Section 461A.385 - Requests for extensions of time

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The owner of the mobile home park may request in writing to the agency for enforcement reasonable extensions of time to secure the necessary permits or complete the required work. The agency for enforcement shall consider any requests for extensions of time and respond in writing within 5 business days after receipt of such requests.
2. In determining whether to grant extensions of time, the agency for enforcement shall consider the reasons set forth by the owner of the mobile home park, including, without limitation, delays caused by third parties or other circumstances outside the control of the owner of the mobile home park.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div. by R055-02, eff. 7-18-2002
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › ABATEMENT OF SUBSTANDARD, UNSAFE OR UNSANITARY CONDITIONS › Section 461A.390 - Request for hearing; notice

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Any person against whom an action is taken pursuant to this chapter is entitled to notice in the form of an order and a hearing before the agency for enforcement.
2. Upon request for such a hearing, the owner of the mobile home park must be granted a hearing on the matter before an authorized representative of the agency for enforcement or any other board, commission or official authorized to conduct such hearings. This request must be made to the agency for enforcement in writing within 20 days after personal service or acknowledgment of receipt by mail of the order. If such a request is not received within 20 days after the date of personal service or acknowledgment of receipt by mail of the order, the order shall be deemed final.
3. Upon receipt of a request for a hearing, the agency for enforcement shall set a time and place for a hearing and shall give the petitioner written notice of the hearing to show cause why the substandard, unsafe or unsanitary condition within the mobile home park should not be abated. The agency for enforcement shall give notice of the hearing to any tenant of the mobile home park who is affected by the substandard, unsafe or unsanitary condition.
4. Receipt of the request for a hearing operates to delay any action by the agency for enforcement until after the hearing unless the agency for enforcement has issued an order to vacate the mobile home park for safety reasons pursuant to NAC 461A.380. If the mobile home park has been vacated for safety reasons and a written request for a hearing has been submitted to the agency for enforcement by the owner of the mobile home park, the agency for enforcement shall promptly grant the owner of the mobile home park a hearing on the matter before an authorized representative of the agency for enforcement or any other board, commission or official authorized to conduct such hearings.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div. by R055-02, eff. 7-18-2002
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › ABATEMENT OF SUBSTANDARD, UNSAFE OR UNSANITARY CONDITIONS › Section 461A.395 - Conduct of hearing; rendering of decision; completion of work; failure to comply; appeal of decision

Current through June 11, 2024
1. At the time and place fixed in the notice given pursuant to NAC 461A.390, the authorized representative of the agency for enforcement or other board, commission or official authorized to conduct the hearing shall proceed to hear the testimony of the officers or employees of the agency for enforcement, the owner of the mobile home park or his or her representatives or any other person with relevant information respecting the condition of the mobile home park, the estimated cost of abatement of the substandard, unsafe or unsanitary condition and any other pertinent matters.
2. Upon the conclusion of the hearing, the person conducting the hearing shall:
(a) Render a decision in the matter;
(b) Report the decision to the agency for enforcement; and
(c) Provide written notice of the decision to the owner of the mobile home park.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › ABATEMENT OF SUBSTANDARD, UNSAFE OR UNSANITARY CONDITIONS › Section 461A.400 - Service

Current through June 11, 2024
Notice of orders, hearings and decisions of the agency for enforcement as required pursuant to this chapter must be served by sending a copy of the document by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, to the parties specified or their representatives or by personal service thereof.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div. by R055-02, eff. 7-18-2002
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › ABATEMENT OF SUBSTANDARD, UNSAFE OR UNSANITARY CONDITIONS › Section 461A.405 - Liability of owner for abatement

Current through June 11, 2024
If a substandard, unsafe or unsanitary condition is found to exist within a mobile home park, the owner of the mobile home park is liable for the cost of finding or confirming the condition and the cost of abating the condition.
Added to NAC by Mfd. Housing Div. by R055-02, eff. 7-18-2002
NRS 461A.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 461A - Mobile Home Parks and Lots › ABATEMENT OF SUBSTANDARD, UNSAFE OR UNSANITARY CONDITIONS › Section 461A.410 - Liability of agency for enforcement for expense caused by removal or replacement of material

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The agency for enforcement is not liable for any expense caused by the removal or replacement of any material by the agency for enforcement in the mobile home park if:
(a) The removal or replacement of material was required to allow inspection;
(b) The requirement was reasonable;
(c) An alternative method of inspection was not acceptable;
(d) The agency for enforcement had a reasonable belief that the removal or replacement of material was necessary to determine whether the mobile home park had a substandard, unsafe or unsanitary condition; and
(e) The agency for enforcement actually found or confirmed a substandard, unsafe or unsanitary condition within the mobile home park as a result of the removal or replacement of material.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › Section 467.Section 1 - NEW

Current
		  through June 11, 2024
Chapter 467 of NAC is hereby amended by adding thereto a new
			 section to read as follows:
1. The
		  promoter of a contest or exhibition who fails to comply with any provision of
		  this chapter, chapter 467 of NRS or a rule adopted by the Commission is subject
		  to proceedings for the forfeiture of all or part of the bond the promoter filed
		  with the Commission pursuant to
		  NRS
		  467.080.
2. The forfeited amount of a bond may be used
		  to pay or reimburse:
(a) An amount owed by the
		  promoter pursuant to the issuance of his or her license or for holding a
		  contest or exhibition, including, without limitation, any fees owed pursuant to
		  NRS
		  467.107,
		  467.108 or
		  467.109; or
(b) If the promoter failed to provide the
		  insurance coverage required pursuant to NAC
		  467.149, the medical expenses of
		  an unarmed combatant up to the amount the insurance coverage would have paid or
		  reimbursed if the promoter had provided the required coverage.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.001 - Definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires,
				the words and terms defined in NAC
				467.0015 to
				467.0038, inclusive, and sections
				2 and 3 of this regulation, have the meanings ascribed to them in those
				sections.
Supplied in codification;
				A by Athletic Comm'n, 12-2-1997; R083-00, 9-22-2000; R062-16, 9-9-2016 -
				Substituted in revision for NAC
				467.002; A by
				R123-21A,
				eff. 2/28/2022
NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0015 - "Anti-doping violation" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Anti-doping violation" means any violation of the provisions
				of NAC 467.5705 to 467.5735, inclusive.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.153
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0017 - "Authenticated copy" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Authenticated copy" means a duplicate or copy of an original
				record certified by a licensed notary public, or the equivalent of a notary
				public in a foreign jurisdiction, or such other type of copy of the original
				record as the Chair of the Commission or his or her designee deems to be an
				authenticated copy of that record.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0018 - "Bout" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Bout" means an individual contest or exhibition of unarmed
				combat.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R032-18A,
				eff. 1/30/2019
NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0019 - "Chair" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Chair" means the Chair of the Commission designated by the
				Governor pursuant to
				NRS
				467.030.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R032-18A,
				eff. 1/30/2019
NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0025 - "Contestant" defined (Repealed)

Current through June 11,
			 2024
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n, eff. 12-2-97; R by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.00255 - "Doping control" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Doping control" means all steps and processes involved in the
				drug testing of unarmed combatants, from test distribution planning through the
				ultimate disposition of any appeal, including, without limitation, the
				collection and handling of a sample or specimen, laboratory analysis,
				therapeutic use exemptions, results management functions and
				hearings.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.153
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.00257 - "Drug testing credit" defined.

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Drug testing credit" means the credit against the license fee
				to which a promoter is entitled pursuant to subsection 4 of
				NRS
				467.107 for the amount paid by the promoter
				to the Commission or to an organization sanctioned by the Commission to
				administer a drug testing program for unarmed combatants.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.153
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0026 - "Executive Director" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Executive Director" means the Executive Director of the
				Commission employed pursuant to
				NRS
				467.040.
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n by R083-00, eff. 9-22-2000
NRS
				  467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0027 - "Exhibition" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
Exhibition" means an engagement in which the participants show
				or display their skills in unarmed combat.
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n, eff. 12-2-97; A by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.00275 - "In-competition" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"In-competition" means the period commencing 12 hours before
				the beginning of a program of unarmed combat in which an unarmed combatant is
				scheduled to participate and ending at the time that the process of collecting
				samples or specimens from unarmed combatants participating in the program is
				completed.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.153
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.00277 - "License fee" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"License fee" means the license fee prescribed in subsection 1
				of
				NRS
				467.107.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0028 - "Manager" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. "Manager" means
			 a person who:
(a) Undertakes to represent the
			 interest of another person, by contract, agreement or other arrangement, in
			 procuring, arranging or conducting a professional contest or exhibition in
			 which such person is to participate as a contestant;
(b) Directs or controls the professional
			 unarmed combat activities of an unarmed combatant;
(c) Receives or is entitled to receive 10
			 percent or more of the gross purse or gross income of any professional unarmed
			 combatant for services relating to participation of the unarmed combatant in a
			 professional contest or exhibition; or
(d) Receives compensation for service as an
			 agent or representative of an unarmed combatant.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.00282 - "Marker" defined.

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Marker" means a compound, a group of compounds or a biological
				variable that indicates the use of a prohibited substance or prohibited
				method.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.153
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.00284 - "Metabolite" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Metabolite" means any substance produced by a
				biotransformation process.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.153
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.00285 - Mixed martial arts" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Mixed martial arts" means unarmed combat involving the use,
				subject to any applicable limitations set forth in this chapter, of a
				combination of techniques from different disciplines of the martial arts,
				including, without limitation, grappling, kicking and striking.
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n by R070-01, eff. 8-31-2001
NRS
				  467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.00288 - "Out-of-competition" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Out-of-competition" means any period during which an unarmed
				combatant is not in-competition.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.153
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0029 - "Program of unarmed combat" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Program of unarmed combat" means a program of one or more
				contests or exhibitions.
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n, eff. 12-2-97
NRS
				  467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0030 - "Prohibited List" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"
Prohibited List
" means the
Prohibited
				List
adopted by reference in NAC 467.011.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.153
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.00302 - "Prohibited method" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Prohibited method" means any method described as prohibited on
				the
Prohibited List.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.153
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.00307 - "Prohibited substance" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Prohibited substance" means any substance, or class of
				substances, identified as prohibited on the
Prohibited
				List.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.153
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0031 - "Promoter" defined (Repealed)

Current through June 11,
			 2024
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n, eff. 12-2-97; R by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0032 - "Promoter's drug testing program" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Promoter's drug testing program" means a drug testing program
				which is described in subsection 4 of
				NRS
				467.107 and which has been approved by the
				Commission pursuant to section 10.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R032-18A,
				eff. 1/30/2019
NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0033 - "Purse" defined (Repealed)

Current through June 11,
			 2024
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n, eff. 12-2-97; R by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0034 - "Respondent" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Respondent" means a person against whom a complaint has been
				filed pursuant to this chapter.
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n by R083-00, eff. 9-22-2000
NRS
				  467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.00345 - "Results management function" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Results management function" means any function associated
				with the prehearing administration of an alleged anti-doping violation, the
				adjudication of an alleged anti-doping violation, and the determination and
				application of a penalty for an anti-doping violation.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.153
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0035 - "Ring official" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Ring official" means any person who performs an official
				function during the progress of a contest or exhibition.
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n, eff. 12-2-97
NRS
				  467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0036 - "Sample or specimen" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Sample or specimen" means any biological material collected
				for the purposes of doping control.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.153
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0037 - "Unarmed combat" defined (Repealed)

Current through June 11,
			 2024
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n, eff. 12-2-97; A by R090-07, 12-4-2007; R by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0038 - "Sanctioned drug testing organization" defined

Current through June 11,
			 2024
"Sanctioned drug testing organization" means an organization
				sanctioned by the Commission pursuant to NAC 467.584 to administer a drug
				testing program on behalf of a promoter.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.153
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0039 - "Unarmed combatant" defined (Repealed)

Current through June 11,
			 2024
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n, eff. 12-2-97; R by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.00395 - Interpretation of "contestant," "promoter," "purse," "unarmed combat" and "unarmed combatant."

Current through June 11,
			 2024
For the purposes of this chapter and chapter 467 of NRS, the
				Commission will interpret the term:
1.
			 "Contestant," as defined in
			 NRS
			 467.0103, to include any person who is
			 preparing to engage in, who currently is engaged in or who has formerly engaged
			 in unarmed combat for remuneration.
2. "Promoter," as defined in
			 NRS
			 467.0104, to include any person who intends
			 or plans to produce, arrange or stage, who is currently producing, arranging or
			 staging, or who has formerly produced, arranged or staged any professional
			 contest or exhibition.
3. "Purse,"
			 as defined in NRS
			 467.0105, to include the financial guarantee
			 or any other remuneration for which contestants are participating in a contest
			 or exhibition, including, without limitation, the contestant's share of any
			 payment received for radio broadcasting, television or motion picture rights
			 and any bonus payment or other payment greater than the amount constituting the
			 financial guarantee.
4. "Ticket" to
			 mean a physical or electronic record that grants a person the right to
			 admission to a program of unarmed combat.
5. "Unarmed combat," as defined in
			 NRS
			 467.0107, to include boxing, kickboxing,
			 mixed martial arts and any other form of competition in which a blow is usually
			 struck, or a maneuver is usually executed, and which may reasonably be expected
			 to inflict injury.
6. "Unarmed
			 combatant," as defined in
			 NRS
			 467.0108:
(a) To include any person who engages in, or
			 is scheduled to engage in, unarmed combat in a contest or exhibition, whether
			 or not the person receives remuneration, including, without limitation, a
			 contestant.
(b) Not to include a
			 person who participates in a contest or exhibition that is exempt from the
			 provisions of this chapter or chapter 467 of NRS pursuant to a specific statute
			 or regulation, including, without limitation,
			 NRS
			 467.170 and
			 467.173.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.004 - Duties of Executive Director: Supervise and establish duties and responsibilities of Commission's representatives and employees

Current
			 through June 11, 2024
1.
			 The jurisdiction, duties and responsibilities of every representative and
			 employee of the Commission must be established by the Executive Director with
			 the approval of the Commission.
2.
			 Every employee is under the general supervision of the Executive
			 Director.
3. The Executive Director
			 or his or her designee may investigate the conduct of, and issue complaints
			 against, an unarmed combatant, a person who is licensed, approved, registered
			 or sanctioned by the Commission or any other person associated with unarmed
			 combat in this State.
4. The
			 Executive Director, with the approval of the Chair of the Commission, may
			 request an investigation of any alleged violation of this chapter or chapter
			 467 of NRS by the Office of the Attorney General or any other agency or
			 political subdivision of this State. Any contract for payment or memorandum of
			 understanding to effectuate such an investigation must be approved by the
			 Commission before the investigation commences.
[Athletic Comm'n, §
				137, eff. 4-25-78]-(NAC A 11-2-88); A by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016; A by
				R089-22A,
				eff. 12/29/2022
NRS 467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0045 - Member or employee of Commission or other person administering or enforcing chapter prohibited from financial interest in contest, exhibition or unarmed combatant; exception

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. Except as
			 otherwise provided in this section, a member or employee of the Commission, or
			 any person who administers or enforces the provisions of this chapter or
			 chapter 467 of NRS, may not be a member, shareholder, partner, director or
			 officer of, contract with, receive any compensation from or have a financial
			 interest in any person who sanctions, arranges or promotes a contest or
			 exhibition, or have a financial interest in any unarmed combatant.
2. The provisions of subsection 1 do not
			 prohibit a member or employee of the Commission or a ring official from
			 entering into a contract or receiving payment for supervising or officiating a
			 contest or exhibition.
3. As used
			 in this section, "compensation" does not include the holding of money in escrow
			 for the payment to another person in connection with a contest or exhibition of
			 professional unarmed combat.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.006 - Commission may refuse to contract for services of independent contractor

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Commission may refuse to contract for
			 the services of a person as an independent contractor for any reason that does
			 not violate federal or state law.
2. The Commission will not delegate any
			 results management function.
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n, eff. 12-2-97; A by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.007 - Application of provisions of chapter

Current through June 11,
			 2024
The provisions of this chapter apply to all contests or
				exhibitions except as otherwise provided in:
1. A specific statute, regulation or rule
			 adopted by the Commission; or
2. An
			 official rule that has been adopted by a sponsoring organization for a
			 particular type of unarmed combat if the official rule has been approved by the
			 Commission.
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n, eff. 12-2-97; A by
				R089-22A,
				eff. 12/29/2022
NRS 467.030