If towing is allowed in a Community Interest Community (CIC), where are the specific procedures found?

The correct answer is B, NRS 118A. In Nevada, the procedures regarding towing in a Community Interest Community (CIC) are specified under NRS 118A, which deals with the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants within residential rental agreements, including matters related to vehicles on the premises.

NRS 118A outlines the legal framework that community associations must follow when implementing towing policies. This includes the requirements for proper signage, notification procedures to vehicle owners, and the process for towing vehicles that are in violation of community rules. By adhering to these specified procedures, associations ensure that their towing practices are compliant with state law, providing a clear outline for both community managers and residents.

The other references mentioned deal with different aspects of Nevada law. For instance, NRS 487 pertains to the regulation of vehicles in general, while NRS 40 covers topics related to actions against unlawful detainers and not specifically towing. NRS 116 addresses the Uniform Common Interest Ownership Act, which guides the governance of common interest communities in Nevada, but towing procedures fall specifically under NRS 118A.