Nevada Code § 331.155

Inventories of property; missing or damaged property; losses
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1. It is the intent of the Legislature in
enacting this section that permanence of the gifts and property purchased from
donations given by the people of the State of Nevada for the Governors mansion
be assured.
2. After April 21, 1969, a detailed
inventory must be taken of state property of the Governors mansion by the
Administrator of the Purchasing Division of the Department of Administration.
Any new acquisitions thereafter must be added to the inventory. During December
of 1970 and during December of every fourth year thereafter, and immediately
upon the succession of a Lieutenant Governor to occupancy of the mansion
whenever this occurs, the Administrator of the Purchasing Division of the
Department of Administration shall conduct an inventory of all property
belonging to the Governors mansion.
3. The replacement of missing or damaged
property belonging to the Governors mansion is the responsibility of the
Governor or Acting Governor occupying the mansion since the preceding
inventory, except:
(a) Where damage is caused by normal wear and
tear.
(b) Where there is a loss due to theft, flood,
fire or some other cause beyond the control of the Governor or the immediate
family of the Governor if such loss is reported to the Administrator of the
Purchasing Division of the Department of Administration immediately after such
loss is discovered.

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