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Permitting And Insurance Information Southern Nevada: Boulder City Clark County Fremont Street Experience Henderson Las Vegas, City of Laughlin Mesquite City Hall North Las Vegas
Northern Nevada Carson City Treasure’s Office Douglas County Sheriff’s Office City of Reno Business License City of Sparks Special Events Washoe County Business License FEDERAL, U.S. Las Vegas Bureau of Land Management Red Rock Conservation Area Jean Dry Lake Lake Mead Recreation Area Hoover Dam Spring Mtn. Recreation Area & Mt. Charleston Wilderness: National Forestry
Northern Nevada Black Rock Desert/Bureau of Land Management Carson City and Reno Bureau of Land Management Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, United States Forest Lake Tahoe Basin Management, United States Forest Service In Nevada, as in most places throughout the United States, proof of liability insurance is required. Your own insurer can issue a liability rider/binder Certificate of Insurance naming all entities as "additional insured” if the company is "authorized to do business in Nevada." Worker's Comp has been greatly simplified. Your current carrier—if authorized to do business here--can extend your company's existing coverage to Nevada. Employers Insurance Group, which handles workers comp in Nevada, can be reached at http://www.ecicwc.com/ or 1-888-682-6671. The exact law is found at http://dirweb.state.nv.us/wcs/ObtainingWC.pdf In southern Nevada, a City of Las Vegas or Clark County permit covers most key locations. "The Strip" (Las Vegas Boulevard from Sahara Avenue south) is under the jurisdiction of Clark County, as are many other southern Nevada locations. PROCESSING PERMITS General city and county permit processing time is at least three (3) working days, if production is simple and involves no stunts, pyro, special effects or major traffic controls. More complicated projects require additional working days. Environmentally sensitive lands such as federal parks and wilderness have varying timelines. Those that have already received environmental assessments usually require 10 working days notice, while it can take months for those that need an environmental study. The Lake Tahoe Basin generally takes 30 days to clear. FEES Many Nevada county and city permits are free. Fees for wilderness and recreation areas, state parks and similar locations are based on the size of the crew, number of vehicles, type of use intended, expected impact and other variables. PRIVATE PROPERTY AND SIDEWALKS Many sidewalks on the Las Vegas Strip are the private property of hotels they border. Status changes, and Clark County can advise which are currently public. A government permit does not include private property. You must receive permission from property owners. For additional inquires and or questions call 877-NEV-FILM (877-638-3456). |
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