Nevada Code § 624.930

Contractor and subcontractor required to obtain permits and meet certain requirements; certain owner-builders required to submit information regarding bonds and insurance; supervision and control of work; license or other authorization required to perform certain acts for owner-builder
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1. Any contractor or subcontractor who
performs work concerning a residential pool or spa shall, regardless of whether
the work is performed under the direction of a builder who is also the owner of
the property being improved:
(a) Apply for and obtain all applicable permits
for the project; and
(b) Meet all applicable requirements imposed
pursuant to this chapter and any regulations adopted by the Board with respect
to contracts for work concerning a residential pool or spa.
2. If a contractor or subcontractor
performs work concerning a residential pool or spa and the work is performed
under the direction of a builder who is also the owner of the property being
improved, the owner shall comply with all state and local laws and ordinances
for the submission of names, licenses and information concerning any required
bonds and insurance with respect to the contractors and subcontractors working
on the project.
3. With respect to a contract for work
concerning a residential pool or spa, the work performed pursuant to such a
contract must be supervised and controlled directly by the qualified employee
or qualified officer of the contractor.
4. If work concerning a residential pool
or spa is performed under the direction of a builder who is exempt from having
to obtain a license as a contractor because the builder is also the owner of
the property being improved, a person shall not, directly or indirectly,
perform or offer to perform, for a fee, any act as a consultant, adviser,
assistant or aide to the builder for the purposes of the project, including,
without limitation, any act associated with obtaining permits for the project,
or otherwise hold himself or herself out as being able to perform such acts for
a fee, unless the person holds:
(a) A license as a contractor or subcontractor
under state law which authorizes the person to perform such acts for a fee; or
(b) Any other license, certificate, registration
or permit under state law which authorizes the person to perform such acts for
a fee.

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