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ASSEMBLY BILL NO. 29–COMMITTEE ON NATURAL RESOURCES
(ON BEHALF OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE)
PREFILED NOVEMBER 14, 2024
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Referred to Committee on Natural Resources
SUMMARY—Revises provisions relating to motor vehicle fuel.
(BDR 51-271)
FISCAL NOTE: Effect on Local Government: Increases or Newly
Provides for Term of Imprisonment in County or City
Jail or Detention Facility.
Effect on the State: Yes.
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EXPLANATION – Matter in bolded italics is new; matter between brackets [omitted material] is material to be omitted.
AN ACT relating to motor vehicle fuel; establishing certain
requirements for the labeling of pumps and dispensers for
motor vehicle fuel at a motor vehicle fuel dispensing site;
requiring certain types of motor vehicle fuel to be
identified and labeled in a certain manner; revising
requirements relating to the advertisement of prices of
motor vehicle fuel; revising certain requirements relating
to the letters, words, figures and numerals used on an
advertising medium for motor vehicle fuel; repealing
requirements for certain letters and numerals used on
advertising mediums; providing penalties; and providing
other matters properly relating thereto.
Legislative Counsel’s Digest:
Existing law sets forth certain requirements for the advertisement of motor 1
vehicle fuel and petroleum products. (NRS 590.160-590.330) Section 2 of this bill 2
requires the owner or operator of a motor vehicle fuel dispensing site to ensure that 3
each pump or dispenser is labeled with certain information. Section 2 also requires 4
the owner or operator to post a sign or label containing certain information at a 5
motor vehicle dispensing site that is unattended. 6
Section 3 of this bill requires, with certain exceptions, an advertising medium, 7
pump or dispenser for ethanol flex fuel, biodiesel or a biodiesel blend to: (1) 8
identify the fuels in a certain manner; and (2) be labeled with the automotive fuel 9
rating in accordance with the requirements of federal law. 10
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Section 4 of this bill applies the definitions in existing law governing motor 11
vehicle fuel to the provisions of sections 2 and 3. 12
Existing law requires advertising mediums for motor vehicle fuel to display the 13
actual price per unit of measure of motor vehicle fuel, including taxes, together 14
with the brand name and the individual grade or grades of motor vehicle fuel being 15
advertised. (NRS 590.170) Section 5 of this bill requires an advertising medium 16
that advertises motor vehicle fuel prices using gallons to display the same total 17
price per gallon on the advertising medium and the pump or dispenser. Section 5 18
requires that, if the price of the fuel: (1) increases from the advertised price, the 19
price on the advertising medium must be changed before or at the same time the 20
price is changed on the pump or dispenser; and (2) decreases from the advertised 21
price, the price on the pump or dispenser must be changed before or at the same 22
time the price is changed on the advertising medium. 23
Section 5 also requires any roadside sign that advertises or displays the price of 24
motor vehicle fuel but is not connected to a pump or dispenser for motor vehicle 25
fuel to state certain information relating to the price and unit of measure of the fuel. 26
Existing law authorizes the advertisement of the price of diesel fuel excluding 27
state tax if the sign contains certain wording in a size not less than 4 inches in 28
height. (NRS 590.170) Section 5 instead requires that the wording be not less than 29
one-third of the height of the numerals used to indicate the price of the diesel fuel. 30
Existing law requires that all letters, words, figures or numerals used on an 31
advertising medium to indicate the price of motor vehicle fuel be uniform in size, at 32
least 6 inches in height and the height not more than twice the width. (NRS 33
590.180, 590.200) Section 6 of this bill removes a reference to this requirement, 34
but does not eliminate the requirement. Section 7 of this bill clarifies that if a 35
fraction is used on a price sign to indicate the price of motor vehicle fuel, the 36
combined height of the numerator and denominator must be of the same height and 37
design as the other numerals indicating price. 38
Existing law requires that if the price of a brand name or grade of motor vehicle 39
fuel is advertised by means of a price sign and is sold at different prices, the sign or 40
signs advertising the prices must include notice of the conditions under which the 41
brand name or grade is sold. (NRS 590.230) Section 8 of this bill requires that if a 42
brand or grade of motor vehicle fuel is sold at different prices based on whether a 43
customer meets a condition, the price must be available to all customers who meet 44
the condition. Section 8 also provides that if a sign or signs advertises different 45
prices based on: (1) whether the fuel is purchased with cash or credit, the sign or 46
signs must state both the cash and credit price or the highest of either the cash or 47
credit price; (2) whether the grade of fuel is alcohol-free, the sign or signs may state 48
the lowest of the two prices; and (3) a customer loyalty program or similar 49
program, the sign or signs must state both the highest price that may be charged if a 50
customer does not qualify and the discounted price or may state only the highest 51
price. 52
Existing law requires that all letters, words, figures or numerals used on an 53
advertising medium be plainly visible and of such colors or tints to contrast with 54
the remaining parts of the advertising medium. (NRS 590.260) Section 9 of this bill 55
additionally requires that the letters, words, figures or numerals appearing on an 56
electronic sign meet such requirements and be clearly visible during the day and at 57
night. 58
Section 10 of this bill reorganizes requirements that certain words, letters, 59
figures or numerals on advertising medium be of like color or tint. 60
Sections 11 and 12 of this bill make the civil and criminal penalties of the 61
existing law governing the advertisement of motor vehicle fuel and petroleum 62
products apply to a person who violates the provisions of sections 2 and 3. 63
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Section 13 of this bill repeals an exemption for the numeral “1” and the letter 64
“l” from certain advertising requirements for motor vehicle fuel and petroleum 65
products. 66
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, REPRESENTED IN
SENATE AND ASSEMBLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Chapter 590 of NRS is hereby amended by adding 1
thereto the provisions set forth as sections 2 and 3 of this act. 2
Sec. 2. 1. The owner or operator of a motor vehicle fuel 3
dispensing site shall ensure that each pump or dispenser at a 4
motor vehicle fuel dispensing site is labeled in accordance with the 5
requirements of this section. 6
2. Each pump or dispenser at a motor vehicle fuel dispensing 7
site must: 8
(a) Include a label with the price, grade and octane rating of 9
each motor vehicle fuel available at the pump or dispenser; 10
(b) Include a label that complies with the applicable 11
requirements of 16 C.F.R. Part 306 for each motor vehicle fuel 12
available at the pump or dispenser; 13
(c) If a reduced price is available for a motor vehicle fuel, 14
including, without limitation, a difference in price based on the 15
method of payment or a discount conditioned upon the sale of 16
another product or service, display a sign or label explaining the 17
conditions of the reduced price; 18
(d) If the pump or dispenser is capable of dispensing and 19
computing the price of motor vehicle fuel at more than one price, 20
display the highest price of each grade of motor vehicle fuel 21
available at the pump or dispenser before a customer takes any 22
deliberate action that results in a reduced price being shown; and 23
(e) If the pump or dispenser dispenses gasoline: 24
(1) With an ethanol content that is: 25
(I) Less than or equal to 10 percent by volume, include a 26
label with the statement “May contain up to 10% ethanol,” which 27
must be printed in block letters that are not less than one-fourth of 28
an inch in height on a background that contrasts with the color of 29
the letters; or 30
(II) More than 10 percent by volume but not more than 31
15 percent by volume, include a label that complies with the 32
requirements of 40 C.F.R. § 1090.1510. 33
(2) Containing an oxygenate other than ethanol, include a 34
label that: 35
(I) Indicates the type and maximum percent by volume 36
of oxygenate contained in the gasoline; and 37
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(II) Includes a statement in substantially the following 1
form: “May contain up to (number)% (type of oxygenate).” 2
3. If a pump or dispenser at a motor vehicle fuel dispensing 3
site is unattended, the owner or operator shall post for public 4
viewing at the site a sign or label that in a clear and conspicuous 5
manner lists the name, address and telephone number of the 6
owner or operator. 7
4. If a motor vehicle fuel dispensing site has a separate pump 8
or dispenser for credit and cash transactions, each pump or 9
dispenser must clearly indicate which form of payment is required 10
to use the pump or dispenser. 11
5. If a pump or dispenser at a motor vehicle fuel dispensing 12
site may be used for both credit and cash transactions, each pump 13
or dispenser must: 14
(a) Be labeled to indicate whether debit transactions are 15
treated as a credit or cash transaction. Such a label may include, 16
without limitation, “cash/debit,” “debit=cash,” “credit/debit” or 17
“debit=credit.” 18
(b) If the pump or dispenser is capable of computing: 19
(1) Only one price, display the highest unit price and per 20
unit discount rate. 21
(2) Both a credit and cash price, display the credit 22
surcharge rate or the cash discount rate. 23
6. Any label or information that is required by this section to 24
be displayed on a pump or dispenser must be: 25
(a) Posted on the top half of the front panel of each pump or 26
dispenser; and 27
(b) Clean, legible and visible to the public at all times. 28
Sec. 3. 1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 3, any 29
advertising medium, pump or dispenser that advertises or 30
dispenses ethanol flex fuel, biodiesel or a biodiesel blend must 31
identify on the advertising medium, pump or dispenser, as 32
applicable: 33
(a) Ethanol flex fuel as “Ethanol Flex Fuel” or “Exx Flex 34
Fuel.” 35
(b) Biodiesel as “Biodiesel” with the designation “B100” or 36
“B99.” 37
(c) A biodiesel blend as “Biodiesel Blend.” 38
2. Each pump or dispenser for ethanol flex fuel, biodiesel or 39
a biodiesel blend must post the automotive fuel rating of the 40
ethanol flex fuel, biodiesel or biodiesel blend in accordance with 41
the requirements of 16 C.F.R. Part 306. 42
3. The provisions of this section do not apply to a biodiesel 43
blend that contains less than or equal to 5 percent by volume of 44
biodiesel that is sold or offered for sale as diesel fuel. 45
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Sec. 4. NRS 590.020 is hereby amended to read as follows: 1
590.020 As used in NRS 590.010 to 590.330, inclusive, and 2
sections 2 and 3 of this act, unless the context otherwise requires: 3
1. “Additives” means a substance to be added to a motor 4
vehicle fuel, petroleum heating product, motor oil or lubricating oil 5
to impart or improve desirable properties or to suppress undesirable 6
properties. 7
2. “Advertising medium” means any sign, printed or written 8
matter, or device for oral or visual communication. 9
3. “Alternative fuel” includes, without limitation: 10
(a) Any M-85 or M-100 fuel methanol that meets the 11
specifications for motor vehicle fuel adopted by regulation pursuant 12
to NRS 590.070; 13
(b) Any E-85 or E-100 fuel ethanol that meets the specifications 14
for motor vehicle fuel adopted by regulation pursuant to 15
NRS 590.070; 16
(c) Liquefied petroleum gas; 17
(d) Natural gas; 18
(e) Any hydrogen that meets the specifications for motor vehicle 19
fuel adopted by regulation pursuant to NRS 590.070; 20
(f) Electricity; 21
(g) Any biodiesel fuel that contains: 22
(1) Diesel that meets the specifications for motor vehicle fuel 23
adopted by regulation pursuant to NRS 590.070; and 24
(2) At least 5 percent by volume biodiesel fuel blend stock 25
for distillate fuels; 26
(h) Any blend of ethanol and diesel fuel: 27
(1) That contains: 28
(I) Any amount of diesel fuel that meets the specifications 29
for motor vehicle fuel adopted by regulation pursuant to NRS 30
590.070; and 31
(II) At least 5 percent by volume ethanol; and 32
(2) That may contain a proprietary additive; and 33
(i) Any renewable diesel fuel that: 34
(1) Contains at least 20 percent by volume renewable diesel 35
blend stock for distillate fuels; and 36
(2) If a part of a blend stock, contains diesel that meets the 37
specifications for motor vehicle fuel adopted by regulation pursuant 38
to NRS 590.070. 39
The term does not include a fuel that is required for use in this 40
State pursuant to a state implementation plan adopted by this State 41
pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 7410. 42
4. “Brand name” means a name or logo that is used to identify 43
a business or company. 44
5. “Diesel exhaust fluid” means an aqueous urea solution that: 45
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(a) Contains, by mass, 32.5 percent technically pure urea and 1
67.5 percent pure water; 2
(b) Is used in selective catalytic reduction to lower oxides of 3
nitrogen concentration in the exhaust emissions of diesel engines; 4
and 5
(c) Meets the standards set forth in the latest version of ISO 6
22241, “Diesel engines — NOx reduction agent AUS 32” of the 7
International Organization for Standardization. 8
6. “Grade” means: 9
(a) “Regular,” “midgrade,” “plus,” “super,” “premium” or words 10
of similar meaning when describing a grade designation for 11
gasoline. 12
(b) “Diesel” or words of similar meaning, including, without 13
limitation, any specific type of diesel, when describing a grade 14
designation for diesel motor fuel. 15
(c) “M-85,” “M-100,” “E-85,” “E-100” or words of similar 16
meaning when describing a grade designation for alternative fuel. 17
(d) “Propane,” “liquefied petroleum gas,” “compressed natural 18
gas,” “liquefied natural gas” or words of similar meaning when 19
describing pressurized gases. 20
7. “Motor vehicle fuel” means a petroleum product or 21
alternative fuel used for internal combustion engines in motor 22
vehicles. The term does not include motor vehicle fuel additives. 23
8. “Performance rating” means the system adopted by the 24
American Petroleum Institute for the classification of uses for which 25
an oil is designed. 26
9. “Petroleum heating product” means a petroleum product that 27
is used for heating purposes. The term does not include petroleum 28
heating product additives. 29
10. “Petroleum products” means gasoline, diesel fuel, burner 30
fuel kerosene, lubricating oil, motor oil or any product represented 31
as motor oil or lubricating oil. The term does not include liquefied 32
petroleum gas, natural gas or motor oil additives. 33
11. “Pure water” means water that is: 34
(a) Very low in inorganic, organic or colloidal contaminants; 35
and 36
(b) Produced by a process such as: 37
(1) Single distillation; 38
(2) Deionization; 39
(3) Ultra-filtration; or 40
(4) Reverse osmosis. 41
12. “Recycled oil” means a petroleum product which is 42
prepared from used motor oil or used lubricating oil. The term 43
includes rerefined oil. 44
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13. “Rerefined oil” means used oil which is refined after its 1
previous use to remove from the oil any contaminants acquired 2
during the previous use. 3
14. “Technically pure urea” means urea that is: 4
(a) An industrially produced grade of urea with traces of biuret, 5
ammonia and water only; 6
(b) Free of aldehydes or other substances, including, without 7
limitation, anticaking agents; and 8
(c) Free of contaminants, including, without limitation, sulphur 9
and its compounds, chloride and nitrate. 10
15. “Used oil” means any oil which has been refined from 11
crude or synthetic oil and, as a result of use, has become unsuitable 12
for its original purpose because of a loss of its original properties or 13
the presence of impurities, but which may be suitable for another 14
use or economically recycled. 15
16. “Viscosity grade classification” means the measure of an 16
oil’s resistance to flow at a given temperature according to the grade 17
classification system of the Society of Automotive Engineers or 18
other grade classification. 19
Sec. 5. NRS 590.170 is hereby amended to read as follows: 20
590.170 1. Except as otherwise provided in this section, a 21
person shall not keep, maintain or display in this State any 22
advertising medium which indicates, shows or advertises the price 23
of motor vehicle fuel sold, offered for sale or advertised for sale 24
from the premises, unless the [actual] total price per unit of measure 25
of motor vehicle fuel, including taxes, is also shown on the 26
advertising medium, together with the brand name and the 27
individual grade or grades of the motor vehicle fuel being 28
advertised. If motor vehicle fuel prices are advertised in units of 29
measure [other] : 30
(a) Of the gallon, the same total price per gallon displayed on 31
the advertising medium must also be displayed on the face of the 32
pump or dispenser; or 33
(b) Other than the gallon, the [actual] total price per unit of 34
measure along with the equivalent price per gallon and the word 35
designating the unit of measure must be displayed on the face of the 36
pump or dispenser. 37
2. The price of diesel fuel may be advertised excluding state 38
tax, but only by a sign which clearly and conspicuously contains the 39
wording “With Permit,” “With State Permit” or words of similar 40
meaning in letters of uniform size not less than [4 inches in] one-41
third the height [.] of the numerals used to indicate the price of the 42
diesel fuel. Diesel fuel dispensers displaying unit price without state 43
tax must be labeled in letters not less than 1 inch in height with the 44
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words “Permit Price,” “With State Permit” or words of similar 1
meaning. 2
3. If the price of motor vehicle fuel indicated, shown or 3
advertised on an advertising medium: 4
(a) Increases, the price must be changed on the advertising 5
medium before or at the same time that the price is changed on the 6
face of the pump or dispenser; or 7
(b) Decreases, the price must be changed on the pump or 8
dispenser before or at the same time that the price is changed on 9
the advertising medium. 10
4. Any roadside sign, including, without limitation, a sign on 11
a pole, monument, canopy, A-frame sign or sign on a similar 12
structure that indicates, shows or advertises prices for motor 13
vehicle fuel and is not connected to a pump or dispenser for motor 14
vehicle fuel must state: 15
(a) The total price per unit of measure of motor vehicle fuel 16
for self-service and the total price for full-service, if such prices 17
are different; 18
(b) The unit of measure of the price if such unit of measure is 19
not per gallon, in accordance with the requirements of 20
subsection 2; 21
(c) The fractions of a cent, if the price is not charged at whole 22
cent; and 23
(d) A decimal point in the displayed price when a dollar sign is 24
included in the displayed price. 25
5. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, retail devices 26
displaying the unit price to compute or record deliveries must not be 27
considered an advertising medium. 28
Sec. 6. NRS 590.180 is hereby amended to read as follows: 29
590.180 [1.] No person offering for sale or selling any motor 30
vehicle fuel in the State of Nevada may post or display a sign or 31
statement or other advertising medium reading, in substance, “save” 32
a designated amount, or a designated amount per unit of measure, 33
such as “save 5 cents” or “save 5 cents per gallon,” or using the 34
expression “off” a designated amount, such as “5 cents off” or “5 35
cents less,” or “discount” of a given amount, such as “5-cent 36
discount,” or otherwise using the words “save,” “off,” “discount,” 37
“wholesale,” “below,” or any of them, or a word or words of similar 38
meaning or other phraseology indicating a reduced price, unless 39
there is posted and displayed in letters of equal size and as part of 40
the same sign, statement or other advertising medium the total price, 41
including all taxes, at which motor vehicle fuel is being sold or 42
offered for sale, designating the price for each brand name or grade 43
of motor vehicle fuel being sold or offered for sale. 44
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[2. The size of the letters, words, figures or numerals used to 1
indicate the total price per unit of measure, including all taxes, must 2
be of a size as provided under the provisions of NRS 590.200.] 3
Sec. 7. NRS 590.220 is hereby amended to read as follows: 4
590.220 All letters, words, figures or numerals used on the 5
advertising medium referred to in NRS 590.160 to 590.330, 6
inclusive, and sections 2 and 3 of this act to indicate [prices] the 7
total price per unit of measure, including taxes, of motor vehicle 8
fuel sold or advertised for sale must be uniform in size and must be 9
at least 6 inches in height, and the height must not be more than 10
twice the width. If a fraction [displaying a numerator and a 11
denominator] is used [in lieu of a full-size numeral] on a price sign, 12
the [fraction] combined height of the numerator and denominator 13
must be of the same height and design as the other numerals 14
indicating price. Numerators without denominators must not be used 15
for fractions. [The advertising medium must indicate the price of the 16
fuel per gallon.] 17
Sec. 8. NRS 590.230 is hereby amended to read as follows: 18
590.230 1. The advertising medium referred to in NRS 19
590.160 to 590.330, inclusive, and sections 2 and 3 of this act must 20
not contain any other advertising matter except words of description 21
of the product sold or offered for sale, and method of sale, such as 22
“self-serve,” “full serve” or words of similar meaning. If words of 23
description or method of sale of the product offered or advertised by 24
any such sign are used, the letters, figures or numerals which form 25
any words must not be larger than the words, marks, letters, figures 26
or numerals used in forming or designating the price per unit of 27
measure. 28
2. If the price of a brand name or grade of motor vehicle fuel is 29
advertised by means of a price sign and is sold at different prices 30
[from the dispensing devices on the premises,] based on whether a 31
customer meets a condition, the sign or signs advertising the price 32
must include notice of the conditions under which the brand name or 33
grade is sold [.] and the price must be available to all customers 34
who meet the condition. If [the] : 35
(a) The same grade of motor vehicle fuel is sold at different 36
prices based on whether credit or cash is used as the method of 37
payment, the sign or signs must state: 38
(1) Both the credit and cash price, which must be uniform 39
in size; or 40
(2) The highest of either the credit or cash price. 41
(b) The sign or signs advertises only the cash price [,] as the 42
highest price in accordance with paragraph (a) as a condition of 43
sale for the motor vehicle fuel offered for sale on the premises, the 44
sign must clearly state “cash” in letters a minimum of 6 inches in 45
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height or one-third the size of the numerals in announcing the price, 1
whichever is larger. [If] 2
(c) The terms stating the condition of sale, including “self-3
serve,” “full serve,” or words of similar meaning, appear on a price 4
sign, there must be signs designating “self-serve” and “full serve” 5
islands, pumps or dispensing devices in letters of 4 inches in height 6
or more, conspicuously posted, showing the pumps or dispensing 7
devices where the product is sold at each price. 8
(d) A grade of an alcohol-free product is offered at a price 9
higher than a blend of the same grade containing alcohol, the sign 10
or signs may state the lowest price of the two products. 11
(e) A discount is offered to a customer through a customer 12
loyalty program or similar program, the sign or signs must state: 13
(1) Both the highest price that may be charged to a 14
customer who does not qualify for the discount and the discounted 15
price, which must be uniform in size; or 16
(2) The highest price that may be charged to a customer 17
who does not qualify for the discount. 18
Sec. 9. NRS 590.260 is hereby amended to read as follows: 19
590.260 1. All letters, words, figures or numerals appearing 20
on any advertising medium referred to in NRS 590.160 to 590.330, 21
inclusive, and sections 2 and 3 of this act shall be plainly visible 22
and of such colors or tints as will contrast such letters, words, 23
figures or numerals with the remaining parts of the advertising 24
medium. 25
2. All letters, words, figures or numerals appearing on any 26
electronic sign must comply with the requirements of subsection 1 27
and be clearly visible during the day and at night. 28
Sec. 10. NRS 590.270 is hereby amended to read as follows: 29
590.270 All words, letters, figures or numerals on the 30
advertising medium referred to in NRS 590.160 to 590.330, 31
inclusive, [which form or] and sections 2 and 3 of this act must be: 32
1. For words and letters used to designate the brand name or 33
the words “no [brand” must be] brand,” of like color or tint [, and 34
all words, letters,] ; 35
2. For figures or numerals designating or indicating the price 36
of motor vehicle fuel so offered for sale , [must be] of like color or 37
tint ; [,] and [all] 38
3. For all words, letters, figures or numerals used in 39
designating the grades and conditions of sale of motor vehicle fuel 40
being advertised , [must be] of like color or tint. 41
Sec. 11. NRS 590.322 is hereby amended to read as follows: 42
590.322 1. The State Sealer of Measurement Standards shall 43
adopt regulations establishing a schedule of civil penalties for any 44
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violation of NRS 590.160 to 590.330, inclusive [.] , and sections 2 1
and 3 of this act. 2
2. In addition to any criminal penalty that may be imposed, a 3
person who violates any provision of NRS 590.160 to 590.330, 4
inclusive, and sections 2 and 3 of this act is subject to a civil 5
penalty in accordance with the schedule of civil penalties 6
established by the State Sealer of Measurement Standards pursuant 7
to subsection 1. 8
Sec. 12. NRS 590.330 is hereby amended to read as follows: 9
590.330 1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, a 10
person, or any officer, agent or employee thereof, who willfully 11
violates the provisions of NRS 590.160 to 590.330, inclusive, and 12
sections 2 and 3 of this act, or any regulation adopted pursuant 13
thereto: 14
(a) For the first offense, shall be given a warning. 15
(b) For the second offense, is guilty of a misdemeanor and shall 16
be punished by a fine of not less than $1,000 or more than $5,000. 17
(c) For the third or subsequent offense, is guilty of a gross 18
misdemeanor. 19
2. A person, or any officer, agent or employee thereof, who is 20
convicted pursuant to subsection 1 more than three times in a 2-year 21
period is guilty of a category E felony and shall be punished as 22
provided in NRS 193.130. 23
Sec. 13. NRS 590.250 is hereby repealed. 24
TEXT OF REPEALED SECTION
590.250 Numeral “1” and letter “l”: Uniformity of type and
design. The numeral “1” or the letter “l” need not conform to
specifications prescribed for other letters, words, figures or
numerals by NRS 590.160 to 590.330, inclusive, but all letters,
words, figures or numerals shall be the same type and design and
shall be uniform with other letters, words, figures or numerals with
which they are used.
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