Nevada Code § 274.130

Exemption of businesses by agency from its regulations; regulations of Administrator supersede; modification of local ordinances and regulations of municipality
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1. Except as provided in NRS 274.140 , a state agency may provide in
its regulations for the exemption of businesses within specially benefited
zones or for modifications or alternatives specifically applicable to
businesses within those zones, which impose less stringent standards or
alternative standards for compliance, including standards based on performance
as a substitute for specific requirements concerning methods, procedures or
equipment. The agency adopting those exemptions, modifications or alternatives
shall file with its proposed regulation its findings that the proposed
regulation provides economic incentives within specially benefited zones which
promote the purposes of this chapter and which, to the extent they include any
exemptions or reductions in regulatory standards or requirements, outweigh the
need or justification for the existing regulation.
2. If any agency adopts a regulation
pursuant to subsection 1 affecting a regulation contained on the list published
by the Administrator pursuant to NRS 274.110 before the Administrator adopts a regulation affecting the regulation on the
list, the agency shall immediately transmit a copy of its proposed regulation
to the Administrator, together with a statement of the reasons why the
Administrator should defer to the agencys proposed regulation. Regulations
adopted under subsection 1 are subject to any superseding regulations of the
Administrator adopted under NRS 274.120 .
3. Except as provided in NRS 274.140 , a designating municipality may
modify, with respect to specially benefited zones, all local ordinances and
regulations regarding zoning, licensing or building codes.

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