Nevada § 360.695 - Adjustment of allocation to local government or special district after decrease in population and assessed valuation of taxable property
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§ 360.695. Adjustment of allocation to local government or special district after decrease in population and assessed valuation of taxable property
1. If the population and assessed valuation of the taxable property, except any assessed
valuation attributable to the net proceeds of minerals, within a local government
or special district has decreased in each of the 3 fiscal years immediately preceding
the current fiscal year, the Executive Director shall review the amount allocated
to the local government or special district from the Account pursuant to NRS 360.680 , to determine whether to adjust the allocation. The local government or special district may submit information to assist the Executive
Director in making a determination. If the Executive Director determines that an adjustment to the allocation of the local
government or special district is necessary, the Executive Director shall submit his
or her findings on the matter to the Committee on Local Government Finance. 2. The Committee on Local Government Finance shall review the findings submitted by
the Executive Director pursuant to subsection 1. If the Committee determines that
an adjustment to the amount allocated to the local government or special district
pursuant to NRS 360.680 is appropriate, the Committee shall submit a recommendation to the Nevada Tax Commission
that sets forth the amount of the recommended adjustment. If the Committee determines that the adjustment is not appropriate, that decision
is not subject to review by the Nevada Tax Commission. 3. The Nevada Tax Commission shall schedule a public hearing within 30 days after
the Committee on Local Government Finance submits its recommendation. The Nevada Tax Commission shall provide public notice of the hearing at least 10 days
before the date on which the hearing will be held. The Executive Director shall provide copies of all documents relevant to the adjustment
recommended by the Committee on Local Government Finance to the governing body of
each local government and special district that is located in the same county as the
local government or special district that is subject to the recommended adjustment. 4. If, after the public hearing, the Nevada Tax Commission determines that the recommended
adjustment is appropriate, it shall order the Executive Director to adjust the amount
allocated to the local government or special district pursuant to NRS 360.680 .
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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What does Nevada Revised Statutes § 360.695 cover?
Section 360.695 ("Adjustment of allocation to local government or special district after decrease in population and assessed valuation of taxable property") is part of the Nevada Revised Statutes, the codified statutory law of Nevada. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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