Requires Electronic Mining Maps From Counties
Nevada · AB5 · Introduced Oct 28, 2026
Why it matters
Mining maps filed at county offices would also reach the state's mineral agency each quarter. Counties would have to send these files on a regular schedule.
What it does
- Requires county recorders to send electronic copies of filed maps to the state
- Covers maps filed with the county recorder during each calendar quarter
- Sends the copies to the Division of Minerals in the Commission on Mineral Resources
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About this bill
Would require county recorders to send the state Division of Minerals electronic copies of certain maps filed each quarter.
Revises provisions relating to certain mining claims, mill sites and tunnel rights. (BDR 46-157)
Perspectives
💬 The case for
Some state records groups would likely say shared electronic maps make mining records easier to find. Keeping a state copy could save time for officials looking up claims.
💬 The case against
Some county offices would likely say sending maps electronically adds work for staff. Counties may face new costs to convert and send the files.
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