Nevada Code § 322.063

Lease of state land to certain state officers or employees for reduced charge; approval of lease; determination of rent; waiver of fee; separate accounting and use of money collected from leases; nonreversion
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1. The Administrator of the Division of
State Lands of the State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, as
ex officio State Land Registrar, may, pursuant to NRS 322.060 , lease residential property
owned by the State of Nevada for less than the fair market value of the
property to an officer or employee of this State if:
(a) The officer or employee is required as a
condition of his or her employment to reside in residential property owned by
this State.
(b) A state agency that manages residential
property owned by this State determines that it is beneficial to the State of Nevada
for the officer or employee to reside in the residential property.
2. Before residential property may be
leased pursuant to this section, the State Land Registrar, in cooperation with
the head of the state agency that manages the property, must approve the lease
and determine the amount of rent for the lease of the property.
3. The State Land Registrar may waive any
fee for the consideration of an application to lease property pursuant to this
section.
4. Any money collected by a state agency
as rent for the lease of residential property pursuant to this section must be
accounted for separately by the state agency and used for the operation and
maintenance of residential property owned by this State that is managed by the
state agency.
5. Any money collected by a state agency
as rent for the lease of residential property pursuant to this section that is
remaining at the end of a fiscal year does not revert to the State General Fund
and the balance of that money must be carried forward to the next fiscal year.

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