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Chapter 407 State Parks and Other Recreational Areas CHAPTER 407 STATE PARKS AND OTHER RECREATIONAL AREAS GENERAL PROVISIONS 407.005 Definitions 3 407.006 "Administrator" defined 3 407.0062 "Annual permit" defined 3 407.0063 "Boating" defined 3 407.0065 "Camping" defined 3 407.0071 "Commercial photography" defined 3 407.0075 "Division" defined 3 407.0077 "Entrance fee" defined 4 407.008 "Group use" defined 4 407.0084 "Hook-up" defined 4 407.0088 "Off-highway vehicle" defined 4 407.009 "Park" defined 4 407.0093 "Passport permit" defined 4 407.0095 "Service animal" defined 4 407.0096 "Service animal in training" defined 4 407.0097 "Special use permit" defined 4 407.010 Applicability 4 PERMITS AND FEES 407.050 Permits for senior citizens and commercial photography; miscellaneous fees 5 407.052 Multipurpose annual permits 6 407.053 Establishment of procedures, conditions and fees for special use permit 7 407.054 Limitations on passport permit 7 407.055 Fees for use of parks 7 407.057 Waiver and adjustment of fees 12 407.060 No refund of fees where privileges rescinded for infractions 12 MANAGEMENT OF PARKS 407.061 Prohibition against disregarding lawful order of employee of Division 12 407.062 Opening and closing times for parks or areas in parks 12 407.063 Posting of opening and closing hours, restrictions and prohibitions; filing of affidavit of posting 12 407.065 Procedure for registration of participant in recreational activity 12 407.067 Procedure for reserving campsite, area or facility 13 407.069 Closure or restriction of access to designated areas 13 GENERAL RESTRICTIONS ON USE 407.080 Camping 13 407.082 Use of park without paying fee 13 407.085 Use of park for organized activity, event or other purpose 13 407.087 Use of water supply of park 14 407.088 Commercial use of park 14 407.090 Fires; firewood or other combustibles 14 407.101 Fireworks and explosives 14 407.103 Metal detector 14 407.105 Possession or use of weapons 14 407.107 Wildlife 15 407.110 Sanitation 15 407.115 Glass containers on beach or waterfront area 15 407.120 Vehicles, trailers and other personal property 15 407.122 Off-highway vehicles 15 407.125 Aircraft 16 407.131 Boats 16 407.135 Livestock 16 407.140 Pets and other domestic animals 16 407.145 Curfew 16 407.150 Quiet hours 17 407-1 12-06 RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF SPECIFIC PARKS AND AREAS 407.200 Beaver Dam State Park 17 407.211 Big Bend of the Colorado State Recreation Area 17 407.225 Cave Lake State Park 17 407.240 Dayton State Park 17 407.251 Echo Canyon State Park 17 407.260 Floyd R. Lamb State Park 18 407.270 Fort Churchill State Historic Park 18 407.285 Kershaw-Ryan State Park 18 407.290 Lahontan State Recreation Area 18 407.300 Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park 18 407.302 Sand Harbor Management Area 18 407.304 Spooner Management Area 19 407.306 Cave Rock Management Area 19 407.308 Marlette and Hobart Management Areas 19 407.310 Mormon Station State Historic Park 20 407.315 Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park 20 407.317 Rye Patch State Recreation Area 20 407.320 Spring Mountain Ranch State Park 20 407.331 South Fork State Recreation Area 20 407.340 Spring Valley State Park 20 407.350 Valley of Fire State Park 20 407.365 Ward Charcoal Ovens State Historic Park 21 407.370 Washoe Lake State Park 21 12-06 407-2 GENERAL PROVISIONS NAC 407.005 Definitions. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires, the words and terms defined in NAC 407.006 to 407.0097, inclusive, have the meanings ascribed to them in those sections. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks, eff. 8-17-82; A 9-13-85; 3-9-88; 7-25-90; 3-20-96, eff. 4-1-96; R164-97, 3-1-98; Rl 18-01, 12-17-2001; R153-03, 1-16-2004; R149-05, 5-4-2006) NAC 407.006 "Administrator" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Administrator" means the Administrator of the Division. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks, eff. 9-13-85) NAC 407.0062 "Annual permit" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Annual permit" means: 1. For any park except Cathedral Gorge State Park, Echo Canyon State Park, Spring Valley State Park, Kershaw-Ryan State Park, Beaver Dam State Park, Cave Lake State Park or Ward Charcoal Ovens State Historic Park, a permit which, for 12 months, authorizes the holder to enter the park and use the facilities of the park without paying the entrance fee imposed pursuant to NAC 407.055. 2. For Cathedral Gorge State Park, Echo Canyon State Park, Spring Valley State Park, Kershaw-Ryan State Park, Beaver Dam State Park, Cave Lake State Park or Ward Charcoal Ovens State Historic Park, a permit which, for 12 months, authorizes the holder to enter each one of those parks and use the facilities of that park without paying the entrance fee imposed pursuant to NAC 407.055. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks, 3-20-96, eff. 4-1-96; A by R164-97, 3-1-98; R153-03, 1-16-2004) NAC 407.0063 "Boating" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Boating" means the operation of a watercraft which is: 1. Launched or set adrift from a state park; and 2. Propelled by machinery or transported into the park by trailer. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks, 3-20-96, eff. 4-1-96; A by R145-99, 1-18-2000) NAC 407.0065 "Camping" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Camping" means any of the following activities engaged in for the purpose of, or in such a way as will permit, remaining overnight: 1. The occupation of a designated space with a vehicle; 2. The erection of a tent or shelter; or 3. The parking of a vehicle or the arrangement of bedding. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks, eff. 7-25-90; A 11-12-93; 3-20-96, eff. 4-1-96) NAC 407.0071 "Commercial photography" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Commercial photography" means photography engaged in for financial gain, including, without limitation, the sale of a photographic image as a product or for use in advertising, motion pictures, television productions or portfolios and the archiving of an image by a person who uses photographic skills, equipment or resources to provide a photographic product for sale. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks by R164-97, eff. 3-1-98) NAC 407.0075 "Division" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Division" means the Division of State Parks of the State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks, eff. 9-13-85) 407-3 12-06 NAC 407.0077 "Entrance fee" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Entrance fee" means the fee imposed by the Division for entrance to a park and the use of those facilities of the park for which the Division does not impose additional fees. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks, 3-20-96, eff. 4-1-96) NAC 407.008 "Group use" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Group use" means the reserved use of designated facilities or areas by two or more people. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks, eff. 9-13-85) NAC 407.0084 "Hook-up" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Hook-up" means a connection for a utility service provided by a park for a vehicle in the park. The term includes, without limitation, a connection for electricity, water or sewer service. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks by R149-05, eff. 5-4-2006) NAC 407.0088 "Off-highway vehicle" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Off- highway vehicle" means a motorized vehicle of any size that is: 1. Operated or used exclusively off the roads or highways of this State; and 2. Not legally equipped for operation or use on such highways. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks by R153-03, eff. 1-16-2004; A by R149-05, 5-4-2006) NAC 407.009 "Park" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Park" means any area that has been designated as a state park, historic state park, historic site, management area, monument or recreational area and is under the jurisdiction of the Division. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks, eff. 9-13-85; A 11-12-93; R149-05, 5-4-2006) NAC 407.0093 "Passport permit" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Passport permit" means a permit that, for 12 months, authorizes the holder to enter all parks and, except as otherwise provided in NAC 407.054, use the facilities of the parks without paying the entrance fees imposed pursuant to NAC 407.055. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks by Rl 18-01, eff. 12-17-2001; A by R153-03, 1-16-2004) NAC 407.0095 "Service animal" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Service animal" has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 426.097. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks by R149-05, eff. 5-4-2006) NAC 407.0096 "Service animal in training" defined. (NRS 407.0475, 407.065) "Service animal in training" has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 426.099. (Added to NAC by Div. of St. Parks by R149-05, eff. 5-4-2006) NAC 407.0097 "Special use permit" defined.
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