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Code · Nevada · CHAPTER 407 - STATE PARKS AND MONUMENTS

NRS 407.130 Protection and development of state monument, historic landmark, historic building, historic site, archeological area, paleontological site or recreational area.

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NRS 407.130 Protection and development of state monument, historic landmark, historic building, historic site, archeological area, paleontological site or recreational area. The Division shall administer, protect and develop any state monument, historic landmark, historic building, historic site, archeological area, paleontological site or recreational area designated as provided in NRS 407.120 or listed in the State Register of Historic Places which is situated on land administered by the Division, and any money appropriated to the Division, or derived by it from any source whatever, may be expended by it for the care, protection, supervision, improvement or development of any such state monument, historic landmark, historic building, historic site, archeological area, paleontological site or recreational area.
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