1-3 may deem appropriate for the billing or collection of fees for any service

1-4 [rendered] or any publication or other product provided by the department

1-8 the fee for a license to operate a public livestock auction . [shall be $100

1-12 (a) Producer of livestock or farm products or his agent or consignee;

1-13 (b) Licensed broker, dealer or commission merchant; or

1-14 (c) Nonprofit organization or association, including the Nevada Fair of

1-15 Mineral Industries, 4-H clubs, the Nevada junior livestock show, the

1-16 Nevada state livestock show and the Nevada Hereford Association,

1-17 who is injured by any violation of the provisions of this chapter, or by any

1-18 misrepresentations or fraud on the part of any licensed dealer, broker or

2-26 commission merchant , [or] cash buyer or agent shall pay to the department

2-27 an annual license fee [of $40.

2-28 2. Each applicant for a license as an agent shall pay to the department

2-29 an annual license fee of $10.] established by regulation of the state board

2-33 regulation a minimum annual fee for each nursery license , [fee is $50 per

2-34 fiscal year,] to which must be added [:

2-35 (a) Twenty dollars for each additional] an amount established by

2-36 regulation of the board for each:

2-37 (a) Additional nursery of a licensee who has [already] paid the

2-38 minimum nursery license fee.

2-39 (b) [Two dollars for each acre] Acre of nursery stock in production or

2-40 portion thereof after the first acre . [up to a maximum fee of $15.

2-41 (c) Five dollars for each agent]

2-42 (c) Agent acting on behalf of a licensed nursery established in this state

3-14 the examination or reexamination a testing fee [of $10 for each field of pest

3-15 control in which the applicant wishes to be examined, subject to a

3-16 maximum charge of $35 and a minimum charge of $15 for any one

3-17 application.] established by regulation of the state board of agriculture.

3-18 2. Upon the successful completion of the testing, the director shall ,

3-19 before the license is issued, collect from each person applying for a license

3-20 for pest control [the sum of $50 before the license is issued.] an annual fee

3-21 established by regulation of the state board of agriculture. Any company

3-22 or person employing operators, pilots or agents shall pay to the director

3-23 [$15] a fee established by regulation of the board for each operator, pilot

3-27 examination, that he possesses adequate knowledge concerning the proper

3-28 use and application of restricted-use pesticides and the dangers involved

3-29 and precautions to be taken in connection with [their application,] the

3-30 application of those pesticides, including, but not limited to, the following

3-31 areas:

3-32 (a) Label and labeling comprehension.

3-33 (b) Environmental consequences of pesticide use and misuse.

3-34 (c) Pests.

3-35 (d) Pesticides.

3-36 (e) Equipment.

3-37 (f) Application techniques.

3-38 (g) Laws and regulations.

3-39 (h) Safety.

3-40 2. In addition, the director may require the applicant to meet special

3-41 qualifications of competency to meet the special needs of a given locality

4-7 of the applicant, the state sealer of weights and measures shall issue a

4-8 certificate of appointment as a public weighmaster, for which certificate he

4-9 shall charge a fee [of $60.] established by regulation of the state board of

4-10 agriculture. The certificate of appointment [is] :

4-11 1. Is valid for the calendar year in which it is issued. [Renewal of the

4-12 certificate of appointment may be obtained]

4-13 2. May be renewed each year upon application to the state sealer of

4-14 weights and measures [, accompanied by a fee of $50,] on or before the last

4-15 day of January. The application must be accompanied by a fee established

4-19 amount [fixed] established by regulation of the director [not to exceed

4-20 $50] for each pesticide registered.

4-21 2. The director shall , for each annual registration fee he collects,

4-22 deposit in a separate account [not more than $25 of each annual registration

4-23 fee he collects.] the amount established for that purpose by regulation of

4-24 the director. The money deposited in the account must be used only for the

4-25 disposal of pesticides. [The director shall fix, by regulation, the amount of

4-26 each registration fee which must be deposited in the account.]

4-27 3. A registrant who offers a pesticide for sale before [the registration

4-28 of] registering the pesticide shall pay an amount equal to twice the

4-32 retail level or distribute or deliver for transportation for delivery to the

4-33 consumer or user a pesticide classified for restricted use pursuant to NRS

4-34 586.401 or the Federal Environmental Pesticide Control Act, 7 U.S.C. §§

4-35 136 et seq., [without being] unless he is registered with the director.

4-36 2. Each person applying for registration must provide a statement

4-37 including:

4-38 (a) The name and address of the person registering; and

4-39 (b) The name and address of any person who, on behalf of the person

4-40 registering, sells, offers to sell, distributes or delivers for transportation a

4-41 restricted-use pesticide.

4-42 3. All registrations expire on December 31 and are renewable annually.

5-26 agricultural mineral must be registered with the department before being

5-27 offered for sale, sold or distributed in this state.

5-28 2. An application for registration must be submitted in duplicate to the

5-29 director on a form furnished by him, and must be accompanied by a

5-30 registration fee in an amount to be fixed annually by the director [, not to

5-31 exceed $25] for each combined registration of brand and grade.

5-32 3. The applicant must [also] deposit with the department an airtight

5-33 container containing not less than 2 pounds of the fertilizer or agricultural

5-34 mineral, together with an affidavit stating that it is a fair sample of the

5-35 fertilizer or agricultural mineral to be sold or offered for sale.

5-36 4. Upon approval by the director, a copy of the registration must be

5-37 furnished to the applicant.

5-41 fertilizers offered for sale, sold or distributed in this state a fee [at the rate

6-15 held with intent to sell within this state, a sample thereof must be inspected

6-16 annually by the state sealer of weights and measures.

6-17 2. Upon application of the manufacturer, packer, seller or distributor

6-18 and the payment of a fee [of $50] established by regulation of the state

6-19 board of agriculture for each brand of antifreeze submitted, the state sealer

6-20 of weights and measures shall inspect the antifreeze submitted. If the

6-21 antifreeze [is] :

6-22 (a) Is not adulterated or misbranded [, if it meets] ;

6-23 (b) Meets the standards of the state sealer of weights and measures [,

6-24 and if it is] ; and

6-25 (c) Is not in violation of NRS 590.340 to 590.450, inclusive,

6-26 the state sealer of weights and measures shall [give] issue to the applicant a

6-27 written permit authorizing its sale in this state for the fiscal year in which

6-28 the inspection fee is paid.

6-29 3. If the state sealer of weights and measures at a later date finds that

6-30 [the] :

6-31 (a) The product to be sold, displayed for sale or held with intent to sell

6-32 has been materially altered or adulterated [, a] ;

6-33 (b) A change has been made in the name, brand or trade-mark under

6-34 which the antifreeze is sold [, or it] ; or

6-35 (c) The antifreeze violates the provisions of NRS 590.340 to 590.450,

6-36 inclusive,