Nevada § 539.647 - Certification of bonds by State Controller

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§ 539.647. Certification of bonds by State Controller

1. The written report of the investigation provided for in NRS 539.640 to 539.665 , inclusive, shall be filed in the office of the State Controller, and a copy of the

report shall be forwarded by the Department of Taxation to the secretary of the district

for which the investigation has been made. 2. If the Department finds, as set out in the report, that the irrigation system of

the district and the specific project for which the bonds under consideration are

desired or have been used, whether such project is constructed, projected or partially

completed, are feasible and that the aggregate amount of the bonds under consideration

and any other outstanding bonds of the district, including bonds authorized but not

sold, does not exceed 50 percent of the aggregate market value of the lands within

the district and of the water, water rights, canals, reservoirs, reservoir sites and

irrigation works owned or to be acquired or constructed with the proceeds of any of

the bonds by the district, the bonds of such irrigation district, as described and

enumerated in the report filed with the State Controller, shall be certified by the

State Controller, as provided for in NRS 539.640 to 539.665 , inclusive. 3. If the Department is notified by the board of directors of any district whose irrigation

system has been found in such report to be feasible that the district has issued bonds

and the Department finds that the bonds are for any project or projects approved in

such report and the amount of the bonds does not exceed the limitation stated in such

report, the Department shall prepare and file with the State Controller a supplementary

report giving the numbers, date or dates of issue, and denominations of the bonds

which shall then be entitled to certification by the State Controller as provided

for in NRS 539.640 to 539.665 , inclusive. 4. Subsequent issues of bonds may be made available for the purpose specified in NRS 539.640 to 539.665 , inclusive, upon like proceedings by the district, but, after any of the bonds of

an irrigation district have been enumerated and described as entitled to certification

by the State Controller, it is unlawful for that district to issue bonds that will

not be entitled to such certification. 5. The State Controller shall: (a) Provide for filing and preserving the reports mentioned in this section; and (b) Make, keep and preserve a record of the bonds certified in accordance with the

provisions of NRS 539.655 , including the date of certification, the legal title of the district, the number

of each bond, its par value, the date of its issue and that of its maturity.

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

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