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Statutes > Nevada Statutes > TITLE 40 - PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY > Chapter 455 - Excavations and High-Voltage Lines > EXCAVATIONS > Control of Access

Control of Access

  • 455.010 - Erection of fence or other safeguard around excavation, hole or shaft required.
  • 455.020 - Filing of notice of violation; contents of notice.
  • 455.030 - Board of county commissioners to transmit information concerning dangerous condition at mine no longer operating to sheriff or constable; service of notice upon owner or responsible person.
  • 455.040 - Contents of notice; judgment; criminal penalty.
  • 455.050 - Suits to be commenced in name of State of Nevada; disposition of judgments and fines.
  • 455.060 - Determination by board of county commissioners of whether to fence or guard abandoned excavation or mine no longer operating; payment of expenses.




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