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Nevada · Through 2025 session (NRS as revised 2026-08-25) · Newer source version available

NRS 445C.090: Rebuttal of presumption that regulated person is not liable for administrative or civil penalty for violation.

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  1. TITLE 40 — PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY
  2. CHAPTER 445C - ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS; CLEANUP OF DISCHARGED PETROLEUM
  3. ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

The presumption against administrative or civil liability set forth in NRS 445C.080 is rebutted to the extent it is established that:

1. The violation of an environmental requirement was committed willfully or with gross negligence by the regulated person;

2. The regulated person identified and disclosed the violation of an environmental requirement in an environmental audit after the commencement of:

(a) An independent inspection or investigation of the regulated facility by a regulatory agency or other governmental entity;

(b) An administrative proceeding against the regulated person for the violation; or

(c) A civil or criminal action against the regulated person for the violation;

3. The violation resulted in serious actual harm or presented an imminent or substantial danger to the public health or the environment;

4. The environmental audit was conducted for a fraudulent purpose;

5. The regulated person obtained a significant economic benefit or advantage as a result of the violation; or

6. The regulated person conducted a previous environmental audit that disclosed the violation and he or she intentionally failed to report that violation to the appropriate regulatory agency.

Collected 2026-09-03T05:51:40Z. Source file · JSON

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