1. Not later than July 1, 1979, and thereafter: (a) All land in this State must be legally described for tax purposes by parcel number in accordance with the parceling system prescribed by the Department. The provisions of NRS 361.190 to 361.220, inclusive, must remain in effect until each county has established and implemented the […]
For tax purposes, land in this State shall be legally described pursuant to NRS 361.190 to 361.220, inclusive. [Part 4.5:344:1953; added 1955, 415]
Land surveyed under the authority of the United States may be described by township, range, section and fractional section, with its acreage. [Part 4.5:344:1953; added 1955, 415]
City lots may be described by naming the city and giving the number of the lot and block, according to the system of numbering in the city. [Part 4.5:344:1953; added 1955, 415]
When the owners of land have laid out and platted the land into lots, streets, alleys and public places and the maps or plats thereof have been duly filed and approved according to law, such land may be described by numbers or letters as shown on the map or plat. [Part 4.5:344:1953; added 1955, 415]—(NRS […]
When an owner of land has furnished any map or plat not duly filed and approved according to law and such map or plat contains sufficient information clearly to identify the land, and it is properly identified by and filed with the county assessor or the board of county commissioners of the county where the […]
1. Where any county or county officer possesses a complete, accurate map of any land in the county, the county assessor of such county may number or letter the parcels in a manner approved by the board of county commissioners. The county assessor may renumber or reletter the parcels or prepare new map pages for […]
Land may be described by metes and bounds, or other description sufficient to identify it, giving the locality and an estimate of the number of acres. [Part 4.5:344:1953; added 1955, 415]
