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2026 Open Meeting Law Opinions Op. Nev. Att'y Gen. 1 (2026)

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                         OFFICE  OF THE  ATTORNEY   GENERAL
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                                STATE  OF NEVADA
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 4    In the Matter of:                            A.G. FILE NO.:13897-530
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      INCLINE VILLAGE   GENERAL                      FINDINGS  OF  FACT
 6    IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BOARD OF             AND  CONCLUSIONS OF LAW
      TRUSTEES.
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 9                                 BACKGROUND
 10        On August 26, 2024, Mr. Aaron L. Katz filed a Complaint with the Office of the

 11 Attorney General (OAG) pursuant to Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) 241.039 against

 12 the Incline Village General Improvement District Board of Trustees (Board) regarding its

 13 July 31, 2024, meeting. The OAG has statutory enforcement powers under the OML and

 14 the authority to investigate and prosecute violations of the OML. NRS 241.037; NRS

 15 241.039; NRS 241.040. The Complaint alleged violations of the Nevada Open Meeting Law
 16 (OML) as follows:

 17      ALLEGATION NO. 1:   The Board failed to include five (5) written statements
 18      in its meeting minutes after Mr. Katz requested they be included and
 19      presented them at the meeting to the Board's general manager.
 20      ALLEGATION NO. 2: The Board failed   to correct this violation within 30
         days after being provided notice of the alleged violation.
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22  The OAG's investigation of the Complaint included a review of the following: the Complaint
23  and attachments, the response filed on behalf of the Board, and the agenda, minutes and

24  audio/video recordings for the Board's June 12 and July 31, 2024, meetings.  After

25  investigating the allegations listed in the Complaint, the OAG finds that the Board violated

26  the OML by failing to include two (2) of Mr. Katz's written statements prior to the Board's

27  meeting on July 31, 2024. The Board also failed to take corrective action within 30 days
28  pursuant to NRS 241.0365(2) and thus did not cure the violation.


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