NRS
322.100 Authority of State Land Registrar to issue permit, license or
other authorization for any lawful use; fees.
1. In addition to any other authority
granted pursuant to this chapter, the State Land Registrar may:
(a) Issue a permit, license or other
authorization for any lawful use of state land administered by the Division of
State Lands of the State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources; and
(b) Except as otherwise provided by specific
statute, charge a fee for the issuance of such a permit, license or other
authorization in such an amount as the State Land Registrar determines to be
reasonable based upon the fair market value of the use.
2. The receipt of a permit, license or
other authorization issued pursuant to this section does not excuse the
recipient from compliance with any other provision of law regarding the use to
which the permit, license or other authorization applies, including any
requirements to obtain any other permits, licenses or authorizations regarding
that use.
(Added to NRS by 1993,
1457)
Notes of Decisions
Cited in
1
case (
1 in the last 5 years), 2023–2023 · leading case:
Killebrew v. Donohue, No. 83830 (Nev. Sept. 28, 2023).
Killebrew v. Donohue, No. 83830 (Nev. Sept. 28, 2023).
· cites it 10× “" •Therefore, when read -together, NRS 322.100 and NRS 322.1.20 require the Registrar to charge a permit fee for the residential use of a pier or buoy in an amount the Registrar determi.”
Nev. Rev. Stat. § 322.100(1): 1 case
Killebrew v. Donohue, No. 83830 (Nev. Sept. 28, 2023).
“" •Therefore, when read -together, NRS 322.100 and NRS 322.1.20 require the Registrar to charge a permit fee for the residential use of a pier or buoy in an amount the Registrar determi.”
Nev. Rev. Stat. § 322.100(1)(b): 1 case
Killebrew v. Donohue, No. 83830 (Nev. Sept. 28, 2023).
“" •Therefore, when read -together, NRS 322.100 and NRS 322.1.20 require the Registrar to charge a permit fee for the residential use of a pier or buoy in an amount the Registrar determi.”
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