AB 322
Provides that the association of a common-interest community may not prohibit a unit's owner or tenant of a unit's owner from operating a small child care establishment within a unit. (BDR 10-528)
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Bill overview
This bill changes Nevada law to allow homeowners and renters in common-interest communities to operate small child care establishments within their units, as long as certain requirements are met. It prohibits homeowner associations from banning such operations and allows them to establish reasonable rules consistent with state and local regulations, including registration requirements. The bill aims to increase flexibility for residents who wish to provide childcare services.
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