Nevada Administrative Code
Chapter 439A - Planning for the Provision of Health Care
APPROVAL OF PROJECTS
Requirements Regarding Proposed Projects
Section 439A.325 - Projects for which approval required

1. For projects subject to review pursuant to subsection 1 of NRS 439A.100, the amount specified for the capital expenditure, as adopted by the Department, is $2,000,000.

2. Pursuant to subsection 4 of NRS 439A.100, additional approval must be obtained before any change may be made to a previously approved project if the proposed change would result in:

3. An acquisition by donation, lease, transfer or comparable arrangement requires approval if the acquisition would be subject to review pursuant to subsection 1 if made by purchase. An acquisition for less than fair market value requires a letter of approval if the acquisition would be subject to review pursuant to subsection 1 if made at fair market value. The Department will require an appraisal if it appears that the acquisition was or will be for less than fair market value.

4. A person shall not, in order to evade the scope of review pursuant to this section, divide a single project into separate components which are so interdependent or interrelated that they should not be undertaken separately. In determining whether a project is properly separable, the factors to be considered include:

5. Any new construction proposed to be undertaken within 2 years after the completion of any prior new construction, regardless of whether that prior new construction required a letter of intent or letter of approval, must have:

6. As used in this section, "fair market value" includes all costs associated with the acquisition of a facility, whether the facility is acquired by lease, rental agreement, donation, contractual agreement, purchase or any method of financing or encumbrance of money.