1. Before a proposed assessment plat for a neighborhood improvement project is adopted by ordinance, a person who owns or resides within a tract which is located within the proposed improvement district may file with the clerk a written protest to the inclusion of the tract in the assessment plat. The protest must be accompanied by a legal description of the tract.
2. Upon receipt of a protest pursuant to subsection 1, the clerk shall provide a copy of the protest and legal description of the property to the governing body.
3. Before adopting a resolution or ordinance pursuant to NRS 271.325 and before adopting an ordinance that modifies an assessment plat for a neighborhood improvement project to include additional tracts of land, the governing body shall modify the assessment plat to exclude any tract for which it received a protest pursuant to this section and which it determines will not benefit from the activities or improvements that are proposed to be provided by the neighborhood improvement project.
(Added to NRS by 1999, 2863; A 2015, 154)
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