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Code · Nevada · CHAPTER 540A - REGIONAL PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT

NRS 540A.285 Determination by board conclusive and incontestable in absence of fraud or gross abuse of discretion; review of determination by district court.

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NRS 540A.285 Determination by board conclusive and incontestable in absence of fraud or gross abuse of discretion; review of determination by district court.
1. A determination by the board pursuant to NRS 540A.250 to 540A.285 , inclusive, including a determination of the boundaries of a district for remediation or any expansion thereof, determination of the costs of developing or carrying out a plan for remediation, determination of the apportionment of the fee to recover those costs pursuant to NRS 540A.265 , determination of the amount of any fee or tax pursuant to NRS 540A.265 , determination as to guidelines for the provision of any reimbursement of the cost of remediation pursuant to NRS 540A.270 , determination of the amount of any reimbursements and any determinations made in connection with the issuance of bonds pursuant to NRS 540A.267 , is conclusive and incontestable in the absence of fraud or gross abuse of discretion.
2. A property owner or other person who is aggrieved by a determination of the board pursuant to NRS 540A.250 to 540A.285 , inclusive, may seek review of the determination in the district court in and for the county within 15 days after the board makes the determination. Such a review may not be sought after the expiration of that period. If, in such an appeal, the court finds that the determination was a result of fraud or gross abuse of discretion, it shall remand the matter to the board for a new determination. If the court does not find the determination was a result of fraud or gross abuse of discretion, it shall uphold the action of the board.
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