Henderson is a landlocked desert city in southern Nevada with no coastal zones. There are no coastal development regulations. The city's waterfront areas along Lake Mead (via the Henderson/Boulder City area) are managed by the National Park Service as part of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area.
Henderson has no coastline and no coastal development overlay zones. The nearest large water body is Lake Mead, which is managed by the National Park Service as part of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Development near Lake Mead's shore falls under federal jurisdiction rather than Henderson city code.
Not applicable — Henderson has no coastal development regulations.
Henderson, NV
Nevada SB 318 limits some state and local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement but stops short of full sanctuary status. Henderson Police follow ...
Henderson, NV
Nevada requires employers with 50 or more employees to provide paid leave at 0.01923 hours per hour worked under NRS 608.0197. Henderson cannot impose a sepa...
Henderson, NV
Nevada's constitutional minimum wage was set at $12 per hour effective July 2024 by the 2022 ballot measure. The rate is now indexed and applies uniformly st...
Henderson, NV
Nevada Modified Business Tax (NRS 363B) applies a payroll tax to Henderson employers above the wage threshold. Henderson does not levy a separate city income...
Henderson, NV
Henderson hotels collect a combined 13.38 percent transient lodging tax including Nevada state, Clark County, and dedicated tourism components. The tax appli...
Henderson, NV
Nevada legalized recreational cannabis but prohibits public consumption under NRS 678D.300. Henderson enforces a strict no-public-use rule with citations and...
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