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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › REGISTRATION › Section 490.435 - Certificate of title in beneficiary form: Request; application; fee; restriction upon issuance; contents; signatures and transactions; interest; duties of Department

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each owner or
				joint owner of an off-highway vehicle may request the Department to issue a
				certificate of title in beneficiary form for the off-highway vehicle, which
				includes a directive to the Department to transfer the certificate of title
				upon the death of the owner or upon the death of all joint owners to a
				beneficiary named on the face of the certificate of title.
2. A request made pursuant to subsection 1
				must be submitted on an application furnished by the Department pursuant to NAC
				490.085 and be accompanied by the fee for the issuance of a certificate of
				title required by NAC 490.360.
3.
				The Department will not issue a certificate of title in beneficiary form to a
				person who holds his or her interest in an off-highway vehicle as a tenant in
				common with another person.
4. A
				certificate of title in beneficiary form will include after the name of the
				owner or after the names of the joint owners the words "transfer on death to"
				or the abbreviation "TOD" followed by the name of the beneficiary.
5. During the lifetime of a sole owner or
				before the death of the last surviving joint owner:
(a) The signature or consent of the
				beneficiary is not required for any transaction relating to an off-highway
				vehicle for which a certificate of title in beneficiary form is issued;
				and
(b) The certificate of title in
				beneficiary form may be revoked or the beneficiary changed at any time by:
(1) Sale of the off-highway vehicle with an
				assignment and delivery of the certificate of title to another person;
				or
(2) Filing an application with,
				and paying the required fee to, the Department to reissue the certificate of
				title with no designation of a beneficiary or with the designation of a
				different beneficiary.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › REGISTRATION › Section 490.440 - Expiration and renewal of registration decal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The registration
				decal of each off-highway vehicle expires at midnight on the day specified on
				the registration decal unless the day falls on a Saturday, Sunday or legal
				holiday or any other day the Department is scheduled for closure. If the day
				specified on the registration decal is a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday or
				any other day the Department is scheduled for closure, the registration decal
				of the off-highway vehicle expires at midnight on the next judicial
				day.
2. Before the expiration of
				each registration decal, the Department will mail to the holder of the
				registration decal a notice to renew the registration decal for the next period
				of registration. The Department will mail each notice in sufficient time to
				allow the holder of the registration decal to submit the fee for renewal of the
				registration decal to the Department by mail before the expiration of the
				registration decal. The holder of the registration decal may submit the fee for
				renewal:
(a) To any authorized
				dealer;
(b) By mail to the
				Department of Motor Vehicles, 555 Wright Way, Attention OHV Section, Carson
				City, Nevada 89711-0700; or
(c)
				Electronically on the Internet website established and maintained by the
				Department.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › REGISTRATION › Section 490.445 - Change of name or place of residence: Notice to Department required; timing and contents of notice

Current through June 11, 2024
Each holder of a registration decal, upon
				changing his or her name, place of residence or mailing address, shall notify
				the Department of the change within 30 days after the change and shall include
				in the notice both the old and new names and addresses.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. by R130-11, 6-29-2012, eff. 7-1-2012
NRS
				481.051,
				490.066,
				490.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › REGISTRATION › Section 490.450 - Fee for annual registration

Current through June 11, 2024
The fee for the annual registration of an
				off-highway vehicle is $20.
Added to NAC by Comm'n on
				Off-Highway Veh. by R050-12, 6-29-2012, eff.
				7-1-2012
NRS
				481.051,
				490.066,
				490.084
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › TRANSFER OF TITLE › Section 490.500 - Expiration of registration decal on transfer of ownership or destruction of off-highway vehicle; registration decal nontransferable

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
				Upon the transfer of the ownership of or an interest in any off-highway vehicle
				by any holder of a registration decal issued for the off-highway vehicle, or
				upon destruction of the off-highway vehicle, the registration decal
				expires.
2. The holder of the
				original registration decal may not transfer the registration decal to another
				off-highway vehicle.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. by R130-11, 6-29-2012, eff. 7-1-2012
NRS
				481.051,
				490.066
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › TRANSFER OF TITLE › Section 490.505 - Endorsement of certificate of title upon transfer; registration and payment of fees by transferee; exceptions

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as
				otherwise provided in this section and NAC 490.435, upon a transfer of the
				title to or the interest of an owner in an off-highway vehicle registered or
				issued a certificate of title pursuant to the provisions of this chapter and
				chapter 490 of NRS, each person whose title or interest is to be transferred
				and the transferee shall write his or her signature with pen and ink upon the
				certificate of title issued for the off-highway vehicle, together with the
				residence address of the transferee, in the appropriate spaces provided upon
				the certificate.
2. If the
				transferee is an off-highway vehicle dealer who intends to resell the
				off-highway vehicle, the off-highway vehicle dealer is not required to obtain a
				registration decal or pay a fee for the transfer.
3. If the transferee consigns the off-highway
				vehicle to a wholesale off-highway vehicle auctioneer:
(a) The transferee shall, within 30 days
				after the consignment, provide the wholesale off-highway vehicle auctioneer
				with the certificate of title for the off-highway vehicle, executed pursuant to
				subsection 1, and any other document required to obtain another certificate of
				title for the off-highway vehicle.
(b) The wholesale off-highway vehicle
				auctioneer shall be deemed a transferee of the off-highway vehicle for the
				purpose of subsection 2. The wholesale off-highway vehicle auctioneer is not
				required to comply with the provisions of subsection 1 if he or she:
(1) Does not take an ownership interest in
				the off-highway vehicle;
(2)
				Auctions the off-highway vehicle to an off-highway vehicle dealer;
				and
(3) Stamps his or her name, his
				or her license number as an off-highway vehicle dealer and the date of the
				auction on the certificate of title, bill of sale and any other document of
				transfer for the off-highway vehicle.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › TRANSFER OF TITLE › Section 490.510 - Registration if transferee unable to produce registration decal or title

Current through June 11, 2024
Whenever an
				application is submitted to the Department to register an off-highway vehicle
				previously registered pursuant to this chapter and the applicant is unable to
				present the registration decal or certificate of title previously issued for
				the off-highway vehicle because the registration decal or certificate of title
				is lost, unlawfully detained by a person in possession or otherwise not
				available, the Department may receive the application, investigate the
				circumstances of the case and require the filing of affidavits or other
				information. If the Department is satisfied that the applicant is entitled to a
				new registration decal and certificate of title, the Department will register
				the applicant's off-highway vehicle and issue a new registration decal and
				certificate of title to each person entitled thereto.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. by R130-11, 6-29-2012, eff. 7-1-2012
NRS
				481.051,
				490.066
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › TRANSFER OF TITLE › Section 490.515 - Transfer other than voluntary transfer: Expiration of registration decal; operation of off-highway vehicle

Current through June 11, 2024
In the event of a transfer by operation of law
				of the title or interest of an owner of an off-highway vehicle, including,
				without limitation, a transfer by inheritance, devise, bequest, order in
				bankruptcy or insolvency, execution sale, repossession upon default in
				performing the terms of a lease or executory sales contract, transfer on death
				pursuant to NAC 490.435 or otherwise, the registration decal issued for the
				off-highway vehicle expires and the off-highway vehicle must not be operated
				unless the person entitled thereto applies for and obtains a registration decal
				for the off-highway vehicle.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. by R130-11, 6-29-2012, eff. 7-1-2012
NRS
				481.051,
				490.066
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › REPOSSESSION › Section 490.530 - Sale or lease of repossessed off-highway vehicle: Persons liable on security agreement to be given written notice of intent in advance; required manner of provision and contents of notice; rights of persons liable on security agreement

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Any provision in
				any security agreement for the sale or lease of an off-highway vehicle to the
				contrary notwithstanding, at least 10 days' written notice of intent to sell or
				again lease a repossessed off-highway vehicle must be given to all persons
				liable on the security agreement. The notice must be given in person or sent by
				mail directed to the address of the persons shown on the security agreement,
				unless the persons have notified the holder in writing of a different
				address.
2. The notice:
(a) Must set forth that there is a right to
				redeem the off-highway vehicle and the total amount required as of the date of
				the notice to redeem;
(b) May
				inform the persons of their privilege of reinstatement of the security
				agreement, if the holder extends such a privilege;
(c) Must give notice of the holder's intent
				to resell or again lease the off-highway vehicle upon the expiration of 10 days
				after the date of giving or mailing the notice;
(d) Must disclose the place at which the
				off-highway vehicle will be returned to the buyer or lessee upon redemption or
				reinstatement; and
(e) Must
				designate the name and address of the person to whom payment must be
				made.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › REPOSSESSION › Section 490.535 - Sale of repossessed off-highway vehicle in commercially reasonable manner; application of proceeds; injunctive relief; damages

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
				Every repossessed off-highway vehicle must be sold in a commercially reasonable
				manner. The fact that a better price could have been obtained by a sale at a
				different time or in a different method from that selected by the secured party
				is not of itself sufficient to establish that the sale was not made in a
				commercially reasonable manner. If the secured party sells the off-highway
				vehicle in the usual manner in any recognized market for the off-highway
				vehicle, sells at the price current in the market at the time of the sale or
				has otherwise sold in conformity with reasonable commercial practices among
				off-highway vehicle dealers in the type of off-highway vehicle sold, the
				secured party has sold in a commercially reasonable manner. A disposition which
				has been approved in any judicial proceeding shall be deemed conclusively to be
				commercially reasonable, but such a disposition does not indicate that any such
				approval must be obtained in any case and does not indicate that any
				disposition not so approved is not commercially reasonable.
2. The proceeds of a disposition must be
				applied in the following order:
(a) The
				reasonable expenses of retaking, holding, preparing for sale and selling, and,
				to the extent provided for in the agreement, the reasonable attorney's fees and
				legal expenses incurred by the secured party.
(b) The satisfaction of indebtedness secured
				by the security interest under which the disposition is made.
(c) The satisfaction of indebtedness secured
				by any subordinate security interest in the collateral if written notification
				of demand therefor is received before distribution of the proceeds is
				completed. If requested by the secured party, the holder of a subordinate
				security interest must seasonably furnish reasonable proof of his or her
				interest, and unless he or she does so, the secured party is not required to
				comply with his or her demand.
(d)
				The payment of any surplus to the debtor.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › REPOSSESSION › Section 490.540 - Reports of repossession to peace officer and Department

Current through June 11, 2024
Any person who repossesses an
				off-highway vehicle without the knowledge of the registered owner of the
				off-highway vehicle shall immediately report the repossession by oral
				communication to the police of the city or to the sheriff's office of the
				county where the repossession occurs. The officer to whom the repossession
				report is made shall forward a copy of the report to the
				Department.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. by R130-11, 6-29-2012, eff. 7-1-2012
NRS
				481.051,
				490.066
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › SPECIAL ANTITHEFT PROVISIONS › Section 490.560 - Action by Department on reports of stolen, embezzled and recovered off-highway vehicles

Current through June 11, 2024
Whenever the owner of any off-highway vehicle
				which is stolen or embezzled files with the Department an affidavit alleging
				the theft or embezzlement of the off-highway vehicle, the Department will
				immediately suspend the registration of and refuse to reregister the
				off-highway vehicle until such time as the Department is notified that the
				owner has recovered the off-highway vehicle. Any notice given pursuant to this
				section is effective only during the current registration year in which given.
				If, during the current registration year, the off-highway vehicle is not
				recovered, a new affidavit may be filed with like effect during the ensuing
				year. Each owner who files an affidavit of theft or embezzlement shall
				immediately notify the Department of the recovery of the off-highway
				vehicle.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. by R130-11, 6-29-2012, eff. 7-1-2012
NRS
				481.051,
				490.066
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › SPECIAL ANTITHEFT PROVISIONS › Section 490.565 - Authority of police officer, without warrant, to seize and take possession of certain vehicles; inspection and written report concerning certain falsely attached, removed, defaced, altered or obliterated numbers and marks; authority of court to declare off-highway vehicle forfeited under certain circumstances; charging of criminal act must not precede completion of report

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Any police officer, without a warrant, may
				seize and take possession of any off-highway vehicle:
(a) Which is being operated with an improper
				registration decal;
(b) Which the
				officer has probable cause to believe has been stolen; or
(c) On which any motor number, manufacturer's
				number, identification mark or identification number has been falsely attached,
				removed, defaced, altered or obliterated.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › SPECIAL ANTITHEFT PROVISIONS › Section 490.570 - Disposition of seized off-highway vehicle

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Department
				may remove any off-highway vehicle seized pursuant to NAC 490.565 to:
(a) A place designated for the storage of
				seized property.
(b) An appropriate
				place for disposal if the disposal is specifically authorized by law.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › PROHIBITED ACTS; ADMINISTRATIVE FINES › Section 490.600 - Certain prohibited acts

Current through June 11, 2024
A person shall not:
1. Operate, or the owner thereof shall not
				knowingly permit the operation of, any off-highway vehicle which is not
				registered or which does not have attached thereto and displayed thereon the
				registration decal issued by the Department for the off-highway vehicle for the
				current period of registration or calendar year, subject to the exemption set
				forth in NRS
				NRS
				490.082.
2. Display, cause or permit to be displayed
				or have in his or her possession any registration decal, certificate of title
				or other document of title knowing it to be fictitious or to have been
				cancelled, revoked, suspended or altered.
3. Fail or refuse to surrender to the
				Department, upon demand, any registration decal which has been suspended,
				cancelled or revoked.
4. Use a
				false or fictitious name or address in any application for the registration of
				any off-highway vehicle or for any renewal or duplicate thereof, or knowingly
				make a false statement or knowingly conceal a material fact or otherwise commit
				a fraud in an application.
5.
				Knowingly operate an off-highway vehicle which:
(a) Has a motor number, manufacturer's
				number, identification number or identification mark which has been falsely
				attached, removed, defaced, altered or obliterated; or
(b) Contains a part which has a motor number,
				manufacturer's number, identification number or identification mark which has
				been falsely attached, removed, defaced, altered or obliterated.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › PROHIBITED ACTS; ADMINISTRATIVE FINES › Section 490.605 - Prohibited sale, offer of sale or display for sale of off-highway vehicle

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person shall not sell, offer to sell or
				display for sale any off-highway vehicle unless the person is:
(a) The lienholder, owner or registered owner
				of the off-highway vehicle;
(b) A
				repossessor of the off-highway vehicle, or holder of a statutory lien on the
				off-highway vehicle, selling the off-highway vehicle on a bid basis;
				or
(c) An off-highway vehicle
				dealer, long-term lessor, short-term lessor or manufacturer licensed under the
				provisions of this chapter and chapter 490 of NRS.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › PROHIBITED ACTS; ADMINISTRATIVE FINES › Section 490.610 - Prohibited removal, defacement, alteration or obliteration of identification number or mark of off-highway vehicle; restoration of number

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person shall not intentionally remove,
				deface, alter or obliterate the identification number of an off-highway vehicle
				without written authorization from the Department or attach to or place or
				stamp upon an off-highway vehicle any serial, motor or other number or mark
				other than the identification number of the off-highway vehicle.
2. This section does not prohibit the owner
				of an off-highway vehicle from restoring the identification number of the
				off-highway vehicle when the restoration is authorized by the Department, or
				prevent any manufacturer from placing in the ordinary course of business
				numbers or marks upon a new off-highway vehicle or new parts thereof.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. by R130-11, 6-29-2012, eff. 7-1-2012
NRS
				481.051,
				490.066
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 490 - Off-Highway Vehicles › PROHIBITED ACTS; ADMINISTRATIVE FINES › Section 490.615 - Administrative fines for engaging in deceptive trade practice

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
				The Department may, pursuant to NRS
				NRS
				490.510, impose an administrative fine of not
				more than $2,500 against any person who engages in a deceptive trade
				practice.
2. For the purposes of
				this section, a person shall be deemed to be engaged in a deceptive trade
				practice if, in the course of his or her business or occupation, he or she:
(a) Enters into a contract for the sale of an
				off-highway vehicle on credit with a customer, exercises a valid option to
				cancel the off-highway vehicle sale and then, after the customer returns the
				off-highway vehicle with no damage other than reasonable wear and tear, the
				seller:
(1) Fails to return any down payment
				or other consideration in full, including returning an off-highway vehicle
				accepted in trade;
(2) Knowingly
				makes a false representation to the customer that the customer must sign
				another contract for the sale of the off-highway vehicle on less favorable
				terms; or
(3) Fails to use the
				disclosure as required in subsection 3.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 493 - Aeronautics › Section 493.100 - Unmanned aerial vehicle: Public purposes for which public agency may operate

Current through June 11, 2024
A public agency which has registered an unmanned aerial vehicle
			 with the Department of Public Safety in accordance with section 22 of Assembly
			 Bill No. 239, chapter 327, Statutes of Nevada 2015, at page 1776 (NRS 493.118
			 ), may operate the unmanned aerial vehicle for one or more of the following
			 public purposes:
1. Fire services;
2. Emergency medical services;
3. Protection of a critical
		  facility that is public property;
4. Search and rescue operations;
5. Preparation for, response to and recovery
		  from emergencies and disasters;
6.
		  Communications relay and delivery;
7. Surveying and mapping;
8. Inspection of public land and
		  infrastructure;
9. Inspection and
		  testing of hazardous materials;
10.
		  Inspection and evaluation of natural resources;
11. Inspection and evaluation of wildlife;
12. Inspection and evaluation of
		  agricultural and environmental conditions;
13. Training of employees of a public agency;
14. Research and development of
		  unmanned aerial vehicles;
15.
		  Maintenance and testing of unmanned aerial vehicles;
16. Air quality testing; and
17. Evaluation of meteorological
		  conditions.
Added to NAC by
			 Dept. of Pub. Safety by
			 R016-16,
			 eff. 6/28/2016
Section 22 of Assembly Bill No. 239, chapter 327, Statutes of
				Nevada 2015, at page 1776 (NRS 493.118
				).
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 501.010 - Definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires, the words and terms defined in NAC 501.015 to 501.040, inclusive, have the meanings ascribed to them in those sections.
Supplied in codification; A by Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs by R083-98, 9-25-98; R066-00, 8-18-2000; R198-05, 2-23-2006
NRS 501.181
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 501.017 - "Appellant" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Appellant" means any person who requests a hearing before the Commission pursuant to chapters 501 to 506, inclusive, of NRS and any regulations adopted pursuant to those chapters.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs by R198-05, eff. 2-23-2006
NRS 501.181
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 501.025 - "Conservation project" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Conservation project" means a project for the sole purpose of enhancing the protection, propagation, restoration, transplantation, introduction and management of any game fish, game mammal, game bird or fur-bearing mammal in this State.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs by R066-00, eff. 8-18-2000
NRS 501.3575
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 501.040 - "Petitioner" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Petitioner" means a person who submits to the Commission a petition requesting the adoption, filing, amendment or repeal of a permanent regulation pursuant to NRS 233B.100 and NAC 501.195.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs by R083-98, eff. 9-25-98; A by R029-00, 6-20-2000; R198-05, 2-23-2006
NRS 501.181
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 501.100 - Comments of Department

Current through June 11, 2024
The Department will:
1. Maintain a record containing copies of the
			 Department's comments on proposed federal actions, on drafts of environmental
			 impact statements and on proposed federal regulations affecting public lands.
			 The copies will be maintained in accordance with the schedule for the retention
			 and disposition of such a record that has been developed pursuant to NRS 239.080.
2. Make the record
			 available upon request.
Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs, No. 30, eff. 9-25-79;	A
				by
				R163-20A,
				eff. 10/9/2021
NRS 501.181
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE BEFORE BOARD OF WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS › Hearings › Section 501.140 - Applicability

Current through June 11, 2024
The provisions of NAC 501.140 to 501.190, inclusive, apply to any matter that is within the jurisdiction of the Commission.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs by R083-98, eff. 9-25-98; A by R198-05, 2-23-2006
NRS 501.181
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE BEFORE BOARD OF WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS › Hearings › Section 501.150 - Request for hearing concerning denial, revocation or suspension of license or permit; time and notice of hearing; stay of decision of Department

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person who is aggrieved by a decision of the Department must submit a written request for a hearing before the Commission within 30 calendar days after the person receives a notice from the Department pursuant to subsection 3 of NRS 233B.127 that his or her license or permit will be denied, revoked or suspended. Otherwise, his or her right to the hearing shall be deemed waived. The date of receipt of the notice from the Department that the license or permit will be denied, revoked or suspended shall be deemed to be:
(a) The date that is indicated on the signed certified mail receipt; or
(b) If the person refuses to accept delivery of the notice, 3 calendar days after the date the certified mail has been refused by the person.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE BEFORE BOARD OF WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS › Hearings › Section 501.153 - Filing and service of certain documents before hearing on appeal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. At least 14 calendar days before the date set for a hearing for an appeal, each party to the appeal must file with the Commission and serve upon all other parties to the appeal:
(a) All documents that the party intends to introduce as evidence at the hearing; and
(b) A written statement setting forth:
(1) The name and address of the party;
(2) The reason for the appeal, if the party is the appellant;
(3) A brief statement supporting the position of the party; and
(4) If the party intends to introduce witnesses, a list setting forth the name of each witness together with a brief summary of the proposed testimony of the witness.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE BEFORE BOARD OF WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS › Hearings › Section 501.155 - Representation of appellant or petitioner

Current through June 11, 2024
1. An appellant or a petitioner may be represented by an attorney who is licensed to practice law in this State.
2. If the Commission and the Department are represented by the same deputy attorney general, the Commission will request, at least 10 days before a hearing, that the Attorney General appoint a deputy attorney general separate from the deputy attorney general representing the Department to represent the Commission in the hearing.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs by R083-98, eff. 9-25-98; A by R198-05, 2-23-2006; A by R074-16A, eff. 6/21/2017
NRS 501.181
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE BEFORE BOARD OF WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS › Hearings › Section 501.160 - Conduct at hearing; maintenance of order

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person appearing before the Commission shall act in a courteous manner that is conducive to the proper functioning of the Commission.
2. The Commission may take any action that it determines is necessary to maintain order during a hearing, including, without limitation:
(a) Excluding the appellant or petitioner or the attorney for the appellant or petitioner from the hearing;
(b) Excluding a witness from the hearing; and
(c) Limiting the taking of testimony and presentation of evidence during the hearing.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE BEFORE BOARD OF WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS › Hearings › Section 501.165 - Hearing de novo; evidence and allegations at certain hearings

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, a hearing regarding a denial, revocation or suspension of a license or permit ordered pursuant to the provisions of chapters 501 to 506, inclusive, of NRS and any regulations adopted pursuant to those chapters will be conducted by the Commission as a hearing de novo.
2. A hearing conducted pursuant to NRS 501.1816 will not be conducted as a hearing de novo but will be confined to the record on review. The Commission will:
(a) Allow to be presented only evidence that is in the record regarding the suspension or revocation of the license, permit or privilege that is on file with the Department; and
(b) Consider only allegations of procedural error committed by the Department that affect the substantive rights of the appellant.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE BEFORE BOARD OF WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS › Hearings › Section 501.170 - Discovery

Current through June 11, 2024
The Commission will limit discovery for a hearing regarding a denial, revocation or suspension of a license or permit ordered pursuant to the provisions of chapters 501 to 506, inclusive, of NRS and any regulations adopted pursuant to those chapters to evidence that is relevant and admissible pursuant to NAC 501.165.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs by R083-98, eff. 9-25-98; A by R198-05, 2-23-2006
NRS 501.181
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE BEFORE BOARD OF WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS › Hearings › Section 501.175 - Continuance

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, the date of a hearing may be continued once by a written stipulation from the appellant and the Secretary of the Commission.
2. The date of a hearing may be continued more than once if the moving party submits a written motion for a continuance to the Commission. The Commission will grant the motion only if:
(a) Good cause exists to continue the hearing; and
(b) A continuance will not prejudice the nonmoving party.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE BEFORE BOARD OF WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS › Hearings › Section 501.179 - Dismissal upon failure of appellant to appear

Current through June 11, 2024
If an appellant fails to appear at a hearing after receiving adequate notice of the hearing and the appellant does not show good cause for the failure to appear at the hearing, the Commission may dismiss the appeal with prejudice. An appeal that is dismissed pursuant to this section may not be reconsidered by the Commission. The dismissal of an appeal pursuant to this section is a final decision for purposes of judicial review.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs by R198-05, eff. 2-23-2006
NRS 501.181
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE BEFORE BOARD OF WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS › Hearings › Section 501.185 - Procedure; burden of proof

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Commission will use the following procedure, in the order set forth in paragraphs (a) to (i), inclusive, for a hearing regarding a revocation or suspension of a license or permit ordered pursuant to the provisions of NRS 501.1812 to 501.1818, inclusive, and any regulations adopted pursuant to those sections:
(a) The hearing will be called to order by the Chair of the Commission.
(b) The request for a hearing and notice of hearing will be entered into the record.
(c) The Commission may, on its own motion or that of a party, exclude witnesses from the hearing.
(d) The Commission will consider any:
(1) Preliminary motions;
(2) Stipulations; and
(3) Proposed orders that the Department and the appellant have agreed to pursuant to a settlement.
(e) The Department will present its evidence and then be cross-examined by the appellant and questioned by the Commission.
(f) The appellant will present its evidence and then be cross-examined by the Department and questioned by the Commission.
(g) The Department and appellant will present any rebuttal evidence and then be cross-examined by the other party and questioned by the Commission on issues limited to the rebuttal evidence.
(h) Closing arguments will be presented by the Department and then by the appellant.
(i) The Commission will deliberate and then render orally its order with separately stated findings of fact and conclusions of law.
The Department has the burden of proof in a hearing regarding a revocation or suspension of a license or permit ordered pursuant to the provisions of chapters 501 to 506, inclusive, of NRS and any regulations adopted pursuant to those chapters.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE BEFORE BOARD OF WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS › Hearings › Section 501.190 - Official record; transcription

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The official record of a hearing regarding a denial, revocation or suspension of a license or permit ordered pursuant to the provisions of chapters 501 to 506, inclusive, of NRS and any regulations adopted pursuant to those chapters will serve as the order of the Commission, unless otherwise stated by the Commission during the hearing.
2. A party may request a transcription of the official record of the hearing. The transcription must be produced at the expense of the requesting party.
3. A party may request a copy of the order of the Commission as transcribed from the official record of the hearing.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs by R083-98, eff. 9-25-98
NRS 501.181
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE BEFORE BOARD OF WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS › Miscellaneous Petitions › Section 501.195 - Petition to adopt, file, amend or repeal permanent regulation

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person who wishes to request that the
				Commission adopt, file, amend or repeal a permanent regulation, other than a
				permanent regulation relating to the classification of wildlife or the
				designation of seasons for hunting, fishing or trapping by the Commission
				pursuant to the provisions of title 45 of NRS, must submit a written petition
				to the Commission on a form provided by the Department. The petition may be
				submitted by mail, facsimile machine or electronic mail and must include:
(a) The name, telephone number, electronic
				mail address, if any, and mailing address of the petitioner.
(b) A statement of the reason and the legal
				authority for the adoption, filing, amendment or repeal of the permanent
				regulation.
(c) The language of the
				permanent regulation to be adopted, filed, amended or repealed or a description
				of the subjects and issues involved in the permanent regulation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › DEMERIT POINTS › Section 501.210 - Revocation of license, permit or privilege upon accumulation of 12 demerit points

Current through June 11, 2024
The Department will revoke any hunting, fishing or trapping license, permit or privilege issued to a person pursuant to title 45 of NRS if that person accumulates 12 or more demerit points within the 60-month period preceding his or her most recent wildlife conviction and will refuse to issue a new license, permit or privilege to that person for:
1. Three years, if the demerits are accumulated within a 42-month period and are not assessed because of a conviction of a felony or gross misdemeanor for a violation of NRS 501.376;
2. Two years, if the demerits are accumulated within a 60-month period and are not assessed because of a conviction of a felony or gross misdemeanor for a violation of NRS 501.376;
3. Ten years, if the demerits are assessed because of a conviction of a felony for a violation of NRS 501.376; or
4. Five years, if the demerits are assessed because of a conviction of a gross misdemeanor for a violation of NRS 501.376.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs, eff. 11-7-96; A by R077-00, 8-18-2000; R107-05, 9-18-2007
NRS 501.105, 501.181, 501.1818
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › WILDLIFE HERITAGE ACCOUNT › Section 501.300 - Application for money from Account: Submission; contents; prerequisites to consideration

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person, citizens' organization or local, state or federal governmental agency, including, without limitation, the Department and a county advisory board to manage wildlife, may apply for money from the Account to fund a conservation project.
2. A person, citizens' organization or governmental agency who desires to submit an application for funding from the Account for a conservation project must submit an application on the form prescribed by the Commission. Such an application must include, without limitation:
(a) A brief description of the project;
(b) A map which shows the location of the project and which includes, without limitation, the title of the project, a scale of the map, the date the map was created and a north arrow;
(c) A legal description of the property on which the proposed project is to be located that includes, without limitation, the address of the property, access roads, township, range and section;
(d) A plan for development of the site, if relevant;
(e) A breakdown of costs and documentation of all hours to be worked by volunteers and of any equipment that will be donated; and
(f) Any additional information required by the Commission.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › WILDLIFE HERITAGE ACCOUNT › Section 501.310 - Application for money from Account: Review and recommendations

Current through June 11, 2024
Upon receipt of an application, the Department shall review the
				application and send the application to the Wildlife Heritage Committee of the
				Commission and to each county advisory board to manage wildlife for review and
				comment on or before April 15 of each year. The Wildlife Heritage Committee of
				the Commission shall prepare its recommendations for funding and present such
				recommendations for public comment and approval by the Commission at the first
				meeting of the Commission after April 30 of each year.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs by R066-00, eff. 8-18-2000;	A by
				R053-23A,
				eff. 2/13/2024
NRS 501.3575
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › WILDLIFE HERITAGE ACCOUNT › Section 501.320 - Application for money from Account: Priorities for approval

Current through June 11, 2024
The Commission will review the applications and decide which conservation projects will receive money from the Account during the next fiscal year. The Commission will give priority to conservation projects that:
1. Have additional sources of money to fund the project;
2. Involve habitat restoration and improvement of a long-term or permanent nature; and
3. Demonstrate a need for money to fund the project.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs by R066-00, eff. 8-18-2000
NRS 501.3575
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › WILDLIFE HERITAGE ACCOUNT › Section 501.330 - Duties of Secretary of Commission

Current through June 11, 2024
1. On or before
			 November 1 of each year, the Secretary of the Commission shall make available
			 to the public the application form described in NAC 501.300.
2. At the first meeting of the Commission of
			 each calendar year, the Secretary of the Commission shall provide to the
			 Commission an accounting of:
(a) Seventy-five
			 percent of the amount of money deposited in the Account during the previous
			 calendar year; and
(b) All interest
			 earned on the Account during that year.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › WILDLIFE HERITAGE ACCOUNT › Section 501.340 - Duties of person managing or supervising conservation project; time for completion; cancellation of funding

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person who is responsible for managing or supervising a conservation project that is approved by the Commission shall:
(a) Enter into an agreement prescribed by the Department and approved by the Commission for the receipt of a grant of money from the Account;
(b) Comply with all local, state and federal laws when executing the project;
(c) Coordinate all relevant sources of money for the project;
(d) Submit written requests for money in accordance with the policy of the Department before receiving a payment from the Account; and
(e) Upon request of the Commission, allow the Commission or a representative of the Commission who has been designated by the Commission for such a purpose to observe any activity related to the project.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 501 - Administration and Enforcement of Wildlife Laws › GRANT PROGRAM FOR WILDLIFE RESTORATION ACTIVITIES AND WILDLIFE RESEARCH › Section 501.400 - Solicitation of applications; eligibility; funding sources for grants

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Department shall administer a grant
			 program to provide funding to facilitate wildlife restoration activities and
			 wildlife research.
2. The
			 Department may solicit applications for grants by giving public notice of the
			 availability of grants and the deadlines. Public notice given pursuant to this
			 section must include, without limitation, the criteria for receiving a grant,
			 reporting and recordkeeping requirements for applicants that have received a
			 grant and any other information relating to the grant program that the
			 Department determines is necessary.
3. An application for a grant may be
			 submitted to the Department by a federal, state or local governmental entity or
			 a private nonprofit organization.
4. The program will be administered with the
			 following money received by the Department:
(a) Federal grants from the United States
			 Fish and Wildlife Service, the United States Coast Guard, the United States
			 Bureau of Land Management and the United States Bureau of Reclamation pursuant
			 to NRS 501.115  and 501.117;
(b)
			 Money deposited in the Wildlife Heritage Account pursuant to NRS 501.3575;
(c) Money received for
			 Dream Tag fees pursuant to NRS 502.219;
(d) Resource enhancement stamp fees collected
			 pursuant to NRS 502.222;
(e) Fees
			 collected for processing applications for game tags pursuant to NRS 502.253;
(f) Fees deposited
			 pursuant to NRS 502.294;
(g) Fees
			 for any projects for waterfowl deposited pursuant to NRS 502.310;
(h) Fees for the trout program deposited
			 pursuant to NRS 502.3262;
(i)
			 Permit fees collected pursuant to NRS 502.390; and
(j) If applicable, any
federal grants
			 or
other money received for development projects with potential
			 impacts to wildlife .
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 502 - Wildlife: Licenses, Tags and Permits › Section 502.Sec. 1.1 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, a holder of a tag may claim an
		  extenuating circumstance and request to transfer the tag, return the tag for
		  the restoration of bonus points or defer the use of the tag pursuant to
		  NRS
		  502.103 only in accordance with the
		  requirements of this section.
2. A
		  holder of a tag may not defer the use of a tag:
(a) Awarded:
(1) From the alternate list generated
		  pursuant to NAC
		  502.421;
(2) To an eligible hunter who applied
		  electronically for any remaining tags after tags have been issued for a season
		  pursuant to NAC
		  502.4215;
(3) Through the issuance of special incentive
		  elk tags pursuant to NAC
		  502.42253 to
		  502.42283, inclusive;
(4) From the drawing for restricted
		  nonresident deer tags pursuant to NAC
		  502.423 to
		  502.4238, inclusive;
(5) Through the issuance of damage
		  compensation tags pursuant to NAC
		  502.424 to
		  502.4268, inclusive;
(6) Through a Dream Tag raffle pursuant to
		  NAC 502.4269 to
		  502.42696, inclusive;
(7) Through the Partnership in Wildlife
		  Drawing pursuant to NAC
		  502.4273 to
		  502.429, inclusive; or
(8) Through a bid, auction or Silver State
		  Tag Drawing conducted pursuant to
		  NRS
		  502.250; or
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 502 - Wildlife: Licenses, Tags and Permits › Section 502.Sec. 1.2 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  The tag transfer program is hereby established. An organization that wishes to
		  participate in the tag transfer program must submit an application to the
		  Department between September 1 and October 31 of each year for participation in
		  the hunting season for the following year. An application submitted by an
		  organization must demonstrate that the organization is a qualified
		  organization, as that term is defined in
		  NRS
		  502.104, and further demonstrate:
(a) The ability of the qualified organization
		  to cooperate with a licensed master guide, licensed subguide or otherwise
		  qualified person to safely guide or mentor persons who are eligible to receive
		  a transferred tag pursuant to
		  NRS
		  502.104;
(b) The number of persons represented out of
		  each category described in subparagraphs (1) and (2) of paragraph (b) of
		  subsection 3 of NRS
		  502.104 who are eligible to receive a
		  transferred tag pursuant to that section, including, without limitation, the
		  following information:
(1) The first and last
		  name of each person;
(2) The date
		  of birth of each person; and
(3)
		  The client number of each person; and
(c) That no monetary trade or exchange of
		  goods will be taken or given by the qualified organization, a person or family
		  member of a person represented by the qualified organization or a person
		  wishing to transfer his or her tag.