Nevada Code § 271.377

Estimate of expenditures and proposed amendment to assessment roll for certain neighborhood improvement projects; public meeting required; agenda for public meeting; confirmation of amendment to assessment by resolution; limit on distribution from local government tax distribution account
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1. For a neighborhood improvement project
described in subsection 1 or 2 of NRS
271.147 , on or before June 30 of each year after the governing body
acquires or improves the neighborhood improvement project, the governing body
shall prepare or cause to be prepared an estimate of the expenditures required
in the ensuing fiscal year and a proposed amendment to the assessment roll
assessing an amount not greater than the estimated cost against the benefited
property. The amendment to the assessment must be computed according to
frontage or another uniform and quantifiable basis.
2. The governing body shall consider the
amendment to the assessment roll at a public meeting of the governing body.
Notice must be given by mail or, upon written request and to the extent
practicable, by electronic mail to the owner of each tract to be assessed at
least 21 days before the date of the meeting of the governing body. The notice
must set forth the amount of the assessment roll for the ensuing fiscal year.
3. The agenda for a public meeting of the
governing body to consider an amendment to the assessment roll must list the
amendment as a separate action item. The governing body shall not approve an
amendment to the assessment roll as a group of agenda items in a single motion.
4. After the meeting, the governing body
shall confirm the assessments, as specified in the amendment to the assessment
roll, by resolution and mail notice of the assessments to the owner of each
tract being assessed. The notice must set forth the date on which the
assessment is due and instructions for paying the assessment.
5. An improvement district created for a
neighborhood improvement project is not entitled to any distribution from the
local government tax distribution account.

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