Management of a CIC is codified in:

The management of a Common Interest Community (CIC) is specifically codified in Article 3 of Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) 116. This article lays out the framework for the administration, management, and operation of community associations within the state of Nevada. It includes key provisions related to the responsibilities and powers of the associations, governance of common areas, and the management of funds, among other operational aspects. This legal framework is essential for guiding community managers and board members in their governance roles. Articles 1, 2, and 4 of NRS 116 cover other aspects of common interest communities, such as definitions, establishment of associations, and remedies for violations, but it is Article 3 that specifically focuses on the management protocols essential for running a CIC effectively.