Establishment of vending stand in privately owned building; when owner of building may recover costs or expenses.

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1. The Bureau may establish vending stands in privately owned buildings, if the building owner in each instance consents and enters into a contract or other agreement approved by the Bureau.

2. The owner of a building in which a vending stand is established pursuant to subsection 1:

(a) Shall not require the Bureau or the operator of the vending stand to pay any rent, fee or assessment that is based on the square footage of the portion of the building or property where the vending stand is located. Such a prohibited fee or assessment includes, without limitation, a fee for the maintenance of landscaping or a common area.

(b) May enter into an agreement with the Bureau to recover the increases in utility costs or other expenses where there is a direct, measurable and proportional increase in such costs or expenses as a result of the operation of the vending stand.

Any provision in a contract or other agreement relating to a vending stand established pursuant to subsection 1 that conflicts with this subsection is void.

(Added to NRS by 1973, 72; A 1973, 1406; 2013, 829)


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