Nev. Admin. Code § 459.99936 - Certification of compliance with federal requirements; maintenance of records and accounts; audit of financial records
1. Before a
contract for financial assistance is transmitted to a recipient for signature,
the recipient must certify that it has complied and will continue to comply
with all requirements of federal law that apply to the operation of the
Fund.
2. A recipient shall:
(a) Establish an official file that contains
an adequate record of all significant actions relating to the brownfield
site;
(b) Establish accounts that
accurately and adequately show all amounts of money:
(1) Received as financial assistance from the
Fund;
(2) Spent on the brownfield
site; and
(3) Used to comply with
requirements concerning matching money;
(c) Establish a system of accounting which
ensures that the final total costs relating to the cleanup of the brownfield
site, including all direct and indirect costs, are recorded
accurately;
(d) Establish and
maintain such other accounts and records as are required by the Division to
comply with requirements for reporting established by the Federal Government;
and
(e) Retain all records relating
to the brownfield site for:
(1) At least 3
years after the final repayment of financial assistance or the date on which
the account for the subgrant is closed out by the Division, as appropriate;
or
(2) Such longer period as
required by the Division.
3. All records of a recipient relating to the
brownfield site must be made available at any reasonable time for inspection or
copying by any authorized representative of the Division.
4. If an audit is required by federal law or
by an agency of the Federal Government, or if the Division determines that an
audit is necessary to ensure the integrity of the Fund, the Division may
require an audit of the financial records of a recipient relating to a
brownfield site. Such an audit must be performed at the expense of the
recipient by a certified public accountant who is independent of the recipient.
A report of the audit must be prepared by the auditor in the form prescribed by
the Division.
Notes
NRS 459.892
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