NAC534A.100. License to drill: Revocation.

     1. The State Engineer, upon investigation and after a hearing held upon at least 15 days’ notice sent by registered mail to a licensed driller, may revoke the driller’s license if the State Engineer finds among other things that the driller has:

     (a) Intentionally made a material misstatement of facts in his or her application for a license;

     (b) Intentionally made a material misstatement of facts in a driller’s log and report;

     (c) Been found to be incompetent as a driller;

     (d) Willfully violated any of the prescribed regulations; or

     (e) Failed to submit a log and report of holes drilled in accordance with the regulations.

     2. The State Engineer may refuse to reissue a license to a driller if it appears that the driller has violated the law or the regulations.

     3. Failure to comply with the applicable provisions of this chapter is cause for revocation of a drilling license.

     [St. Engineer, Exploration Drilling Reg. Art. VI + Art. X, eff. 12-13-77]