NAC354.086. Transfer plans and intergovernmental agreements: Limitations; scope.

     1. No transfer plan or intergovernmental agreement may authorize:

     (a) A local government or state agency to perform a function that it is not expressly authorized by law to perform on the effective date of the transfer of the function; or

     (b) The continuation of a function beyond the period authorized by law for the performance of the function or beyond the date on which the performance of the function would have terminated if the function had not been transferred.

     2. Except as otherwise specifically provided in a transfer plan or an intergovernmental agreement, the provisions thereof do not:

     (a) Limit or alter the effect of any regulation or ordinance adopted by an affected entity or any other action taken by an affected entity before the effective date of the transfer of the function; or

     (b) Abate any proceedings:

          (1) Commenced by an affected entity before the effective date of the transfer of the function; or

          (2) Pending before an affected entity on the effective date of the transfer of the function.

     (Added to NAC by Com. on Local Gov’t Finance by R012-10, eff. 6-30-2010)