Nevada Code § 318.202

Procedure for collection of charges for connecting to water, drainage or sewerage facilities on tax roll or by special assessments
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1. Subject to NRS 318.199 , the board may by resolution:
(a) Fix fees or charges for the privilege of
connecting to its water, drainage or sewerage facilities;
(b) Fix the time or times at which such fees or
charges shall become due;
(c) Provide for the payment of such fees or
charges prior to connection or in installments over a period of not to exceed
15 years; and
(d) Provide the rate of interest, not to exceed 6
percent per annum, to be charged on the unpaid balance of such fees or charges.
2. The amount of such fees or charges and
the interest thereon constitute a lien against the respective lots or parcels
of land to which the facilities are connected if the board complies with subsection
9 and gives notice to the owners of the lots or parcels of land affected.
3. The notice shall set forth:
(a) The schedule of fees or charges to be
imposed.
(b) A description of the property subject to such
fees or charges, which description may be as provided in subsection 3 of NRS 318.201 .
(c) The time or times at which such fees or
charges shall become due.
(d) The number of installments in which such fees
or charges shall be payable.
(e) The rate of interest, not to exceed 6 percent
per annum, to be charged on the unpaid balance of such fees or charges.
(f) That it is proposed that the fees or charges
and interest thereon shall constitute a lien against the lots or parcels of land
to which the facilities are furnished.
(g) The time and place at which the board will
hold a hearing at which persons may appear and present any and all objections
they may have to the imposition of the fees or charges as a lien against the
land.
4. The notice shall be published once a
week for 2 weeks prior to the date set for hearing. At least 10 days prior to
the date of hearing, written notice shall be mailed to all persons owning land
subject to such fees or charges, whose names and addresses appear on the last
equalized assessment roll.
5. At the time stated in the notice the
board shall hear and consider all objections or protests, if any, to the
imposition of the fees or charges as set forth in the notice and may continue
the hearing from time to time.
6. Upon the conclusion of the hearing, the
board may adopt, revise, change, reduce or modify the fees or charges or may
overrule any or all objections and make its determination, which determination
is final.
7. Prior to the time the county treasurer
posts taxes to the county tax roll following such final determination, the
board shall certify to the county auditor a list of the lots or parcels of
land, as they appear on the current assessment roll, subject to such fees or
charges and the amounts of the installments of such fees or charges and
interest to be entered against such lots or parcels on the assessment roll. If
a lot or parcel connected to the facilities is subsequently divided into two or
more lots or parcels as shown on the current assessment roll, the board shall
designate the lot or parcel that remains connected to the facilities and
against which the installments of the fees or charges and interest are to be
entered.
8. The county treasurer shall annually
collect the charges or the respective installments thereof as provided in
subsections 10 to 13, inclusive, of NRS
318.201 .
9. A lien against the respective lots or
parcels of land to which the facilities are connected is not effective until a
notice of the lien, separately prepared for each lot or parcel, is:
(a) Delivered by the board to the office of the
county recorder of the county within which the property subject to such lien is
located;
(b) Recorded by the county recorder in a book
kept by the county recorder for the purpose of recording instruments
encumbering land; and
(c) Indexed in the real estate index as deeds and
other conveyances are required by law to be indexed.

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