Nevada Code § 278.8113

Regional plan: Public hearings by planning commission in preparing plan and amendments; action by governing body. [Effective upon the proclamation by the Governor of this State of the withdrawal by the State of California from the Tahoe Regional Planning Compact or of a finding by the Governor of this State that the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency has become unable to perform its duties or exercise its powers.]
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1. In preparing the regional plan and each
amendment thereto, if any, subsequent to its adoption, the planning commission
after due notice shall hold at least one public hearing, which may be continued
from time to time, and shall review the testimony and any written
recommendations presented at such hearing before recommending the plan or
amendment. The notice required by this subsection must be given at least 20
days prior to the public hearing by publication at least once in a newspaper or
combination of newspapers whose circulation is general throughout the region
and in each county or city a portion of whose territory lies within the region.
2. The planning commission shall then
recommend such plan or amendment to the governing body for adoption by
ordinance. The governing body may adopt, modify or reject the proposed plan or
amendment, or may initiate and adopt a plan or amendment without referring it
to the planning commission. If the governing body initiates or substantially
modifies a plan or amendment, it shall hold at least one public hearing thereon
after due notice as required in subsection 1.
3. If a request is made for the amendment
of the regional plan by:
(a) A political subdivision a part of whose
territory would be affected by such amendment; or
(b) The owner or lessee of real property which
would be affected by such amendment,
the
governing body shall complete its action on such amendment within 180 days
after the request is accepted as complete according to standards which must be
prescribed by ordinance of the Agency.

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