Nevada Code § 503.420

Fish screens: Installation and maintenance; unlawful acts
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1. Any person, firm or corporation owning
in whole or in part any canal, ditch or any artificial watercourse, taking or
receiving its waters from any river, creek or lake in which fish have been
placed or may exist, shall place or cause to be placed, and such persons shall
maintain at the intake or inlet of such canal, ditch or watercourse, a grating,
screen or other device, either stationary or operated mechanically, of such
construction, fineness, strength and quality as may be designated by the Department,
to prevent any fish from entering such canal, ditch or watercourse.
2. If such person, firm or corporation,
after due notice from the Department, fails to install or maintain such
grating, screen or device, the Commission is authorized to enter upon lands
adjacent to the inlet of such canal, ditch or watercourse, and may install
therein, and thereafter maintain, such grating, screen or device as in the
discretion of the Department is proper.
3. It is unlawful for any person or
persons, except a game warden, to remove, tamper with, destroy or in any way
molest such screens when the same have been installed.

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