Nevada Code § 543.550

Rights-of-way across public lands granted to districts
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1. There is hereby granted to a district
the right-of-way for the construction and maintenance of floodways, ditches,
waterways, conduits, canals, dikes, embankments, basins for retention or
detention of water and protective works in, over and across public lands of the
State of Nevada not otherwise disposed of or in use, but not in any case
exceeding the length or width necessary for the construction of those works and
adjuncts or for the protection thereof.
2. Whenever any selection of right-of-way
for those works or adjuncts is made by the district, the board shall transmit
to the Division of State Lands of the State Department of Conservation and
Natural Resources and any other agency or entity of the state owning land in
the area, including the Nevada System of Higher Education and the Colorado
River Commission of Nevada, and to the county recorder of the county in which
the selected lands are situated a plat of the lands so selected, giving the
extent thereof and the uses for which they are claimed or desired, verified to
be correct.
3. If the Division of State Lands of the
State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources approves the selection
so made, it must be endorsed upon the plat and a permit must be issued to use
the rights-of-way and land.

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