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Code · Nevada · CHAPTER 116B - CONDOMINIUM HOTEL ACT

NRS 116B.315 Control of hotel units; use of shared components.

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NRS 116B.315 Control of hotel units; use of shared components.
1. The declaration must describe the boundaries of the hotel unit, which are owned by the hotel unit owner. The hotel unit may be used by the hotel unit owner for commercial purposes, including the operation of a hotel and other commercial uses as set forth in the declaration. Except as otherwise provided in the declaration, the hotel unit owner may subdivide the hotel unit without prior notice or demand to the residential unit owners.
2. The declaration must describe the shared components which are deemed to be a part of the hotel unit. The hotel unit owner shall, from time to time, be responsible for the repair, replacement, improvement, maintenance, management, operation and insurance of the shared components, all of which must be conducted in a commercially reasonable manner. The hotel unit owner, as applicable, has the power to charge the residential unit owners for the shared expenses.
3. The residential unit owners have an easement for ingress and egress across and upon the hotel unit and the shared components as is reasonably necessary for the residential unit owners and guests to access the residential units. The residential unit owners have an easement for the use and enjoyment of the shared components, subject to reasonable rules and regulations as may be established by the hotel unit owner.
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