Section 354.090 - Transfer plans and intergovernmental agreements: Expiration of approval; disapproval1. The approval of a transfer plan or an intergovernmental agreement by an affected entity shall be deemed to expire 1 year after the date of that approval unless: (a) The transfer of the applicable function has been completed within that period;(b) The transfer plan or intergovernmental agreement specifies a different period for the expiration of that approval; or(c) The affected entities, by mutual agreement, agree to extend the applicable period for the expiration of that approval.2. If a local government or state agency disapproves a transfer plan or an intergovernmental agreement, the governing body of that local government or the chief administrative officer of that state agency shall notify the affected entities and interested persons of the disapproval and of the reasons for the disapproval.Nev. Admin. Code § 354.090
Added to NAC by Com. on Local Gov't Finance by R012-10, eff. 6-30-2010