Nevada § 407.068 - Cooperative agreement with state agency or certain political subdivision for operation, establishment or maintenance of certain parks; terms; apportionment of costs

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§ 407.068. Cooperative agreement with state agency or certain political subdivision for operation, establishment or maintenance of certain parks; terms; apportionment of costs

1. As used in this section: (a) “ Controlling subdivision ” means any political subdivision of this State, including irrigation, water conservancy

and other districts, which owns or controls a site suited to a public park. (b) “ Other state agency ” means any other agency of this State which owns or controls a site suited to a public

park or is engaged in park and recreation development. (c) “ Park ” includes any recreational facility. (d) “ Using subdivision ” means any political subdivision of this State which is authorized to establish and

maintain public parks. 2. The Administrator, subject to the approval of the Director, may enter into cooperative

agreements for the operation of parks, not a part of the Division but which are of

state park caliber, with any other state agency, controlling subdivision or using

subdivision, for the primary purpose of establishing or maintaining a park where: (a) A controlling subdivision is not authorized to establish or maintain parks; or (b) A using subdivision would be subjected to an unfair financial burden through extensive

use of the park by nonresidents of the using subdivision. 3. Such an agreement must include: (a) The Division; (b) The using subdivision in which the site is located; and (c) The controlling subdivision or other state agency. The agreement may include any other using subdivision whose residents may be expected

to make substantial use of the park. 4. The Division shall apportion the cost of operation, or the combined state and local

shares of the cost if federal funds are also received, as follows: (a) As between the State and the using subdivision or subdivisions, on the basis of

the number of persons residing outside the using subdivisions, as against the number

of residents of such subdivisions, who are estimated or anticipated by the Division

to use the park. (b) As between two or more using subdivisions, on the basis of the number of residents

of each so estimated or anticipated to use the park. 5. In addition to the cooperative agreements authorized pursuant to subsection 2,

the Administrator, subject to the approval of the Director, may enter into a cooperative

agreement with a using subdivision for the purpose of establishing and maintaining

a park that: (a) Is under the jurisdiction of the Division; and (b) Will be used primarily by residents of the using subdivision.

Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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