Nevada Code § 244.368

Areas within which citys building code supersedes less stringent provisions of countys building code
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1. In a county whose population is less
than 700,000, a citys building code that has rules, regulations and
specifications more stringent than the building code of the county within which
the city is located supersedes, with respect to the area within the city and
within a 1-mile limit outside of the boundaries of the city, any provisions of
the countys building code not consistent therewith.
2. In a county whose population is 700,000
or more, a citys building code that has rules, regulations and specifications
more stringent than the building code of the county within which the city is
located supersedes, with respect to the area within the city, any provisions of
the countys building code not consistent therewith.
3. The provisions of this section do not
apply to farm or ranch buildings in existence on March 30, 1959.

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