Nevada § 278.028 - Review and amendment of existing master plan, facilities plan or other similar plan; objection filed with regional planning commission; appeal of final determination to board
Full text of Nevada Nevada Revised Statutes § 278.028 — Review and amendment of existing master plan, facilities plan or other similar plan; objection filed with regional planning commission; appeal of final determination to board, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 278.028. Review and amendment of existing master plan, facilities plan or other similar plan; objection filed with regional planning commission; appeal of final determination to board
1. Following the initial adoption of the comprehensive regional plan or any portion
of it, each local planning commission, and any other affected entity shall review
its respective master plan, facilities plan and other similar plans, amend them to
conform with the provisions of the comprehensive regional plan, and submit them, within
60 days after the adoption of the comprehensive plan, to the regional planning commission.
The regional planning commission shall review the plans at one or more public hearings
held within 180 days after their submission and determine whether they conform with
the comprehensive regional plan. The regional planning commission shall specify which parts of the plan, if any, are
not in conformance and why they fail to conform. 2. If the regional planning commission fails to make a determination within 180 days
after the submission of a plan pursuant to this section, the plan shall be deemed
to be in conformance with the comprehensive regional plan. 3. An affected entity or local governing body that has submitted a plan and disagrees
with the reasons given by the regional planning commission for making a determination
of nonconformance pursuant to this section may file an objection with the regional
planning commission within 45 days after the issuance of that determination. The affected entity or local governing body shall attach its reasons why the plan
is in conformance with the comprehensive regional plan. The regional planning commission shall consider the objection and issue its final
determination of conformance or nonconformance within 45 days after the objection
is filed. The determination may be appealed to the governing board not later than 30 days after
its issuance. 4. Within 45 days after its receipt of an appeal, the governing board shall consider
the appeal and issue its decision. If the board affirms the determination of the commission, the affected entity or local
governing body shall, within 60 days after the issuance of the decision, propose revisions
to the plan and resubmit the plan together with the proposed revisions to the commission
for review in accordance with this section.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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