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AGRI - WEIGHTS, MEASURES AND STANDARDS<br />

101-4551<br />

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION<br />

The powers and duties of the Weights, Measures & Standards program are mandated in NRS Chapters 581, 582, and 590. The state sealer of Weights, Measures & Standards, the Department<br />

Director, is directed to license, test, and deem correct all commercially used weighing and measuring devices. The agency obtains samples of motor fuels and delivers them to the petroleum<br />

chemists for analysis. If any violations are noted in the device inspections, packaging, scanners, or motor fuel, the inspectors take regulatory action to obtain compliance. The agency also<br />

maintains the metrology lab which houses the state standards for mass, length, and volume. The metrologist certifies the field standards used by Weights, Measures & Standards inspectors<br />

and registered service agents. Public weigh masters certify weight information for a fee and require a license as specified by the agency. The agency inspects scales and audits weigh tickets<br />

for compliance per NRS Chapter 582. The inspection of the advertising and labeling of motor fuel dispensers, storage tanks, and quality of the fuels is covered in the petroleum act as cited in<br />

NRS Chapter 590.<br />

The responsibility of this agency also includes the inspection of packaged goods to determine whether the stated amounts, sizes, pricing, etc. are correct.<br />

Additionally, state law mandates the adoption of standards relating to fuel used in internal combustion engines and to test fuel against acceptable standards to ensure clean burning, high<br />

quality motor fuel. In order to enforce these standards, fuel sampling is conducted throughout the state. Inspectors then investigate any possible violations. Statutory Authority: NRS 590.010<br />

through NRS 590.150.<br />

BASE<br />

This request continues funding for eighteen positions and associated operating costs. One-time expenditures have been eliminated and partial year costs have been annualized.<br />

2012-<strong>2013</strong> <strong>2013</strong>-2014 <strong>2013</strong>-2014 2014-<strong>2015</strong> 2014-<strong>2015</strong><br />

2011-2012 WORK AGENCY GOVERNOR AGENCY GOVERNOR<br />

ACTUAL PROGRAM REQUEST RECOMMENDS REQUEST RECOMMENDS<br />

RESOURCES:<br />

BALANCE FORWARD FROM PREVIOUS YEAR 612,980 882,664 1,156,949 1,156,949 1,294,295 1,267,872<br />

BALANCE FORWARD TO NEW YEAR -882,664 0 0 0 0 0<br />

LICENSES AND FEES 17,990 18,785 17,990 17,990 17,990 17,990<br />

PUBLIC WEIGHMASTER LICENSES 8,420 8,580 8,420 8,420 8,420 8,420<br />

DEVICE TESTING FEES 796,125 865,289 796,125 796,125 796,125 796,125<br />

PETROLEUM INSPECTION TAX 677,427 635,961 677,425 677,425 677,425 677,425<br />

TREASURER'S INTEREST DISTRIB 2,379 17,164 2,379 2,379 2,379 2,379<br />

TRANS FROM DMV 406,312 406,312 406,312 406,312 406,312 406,312<br />

TOTAL RESOURCES: 1,638,969 2,834,755 3,065,600 3,065,600 3,202,946 3,176,523<br />

EXPENDITURES:<br />

PERSONNEL EXPENSES 1,017,315 1,198,975 1,255,757 1,250,585 1,278,162 1,272,578<br />

OUT-OF-STATE TRAVEL 3,233 3,430 9,081 3,172 8,402 3,172<br />

IN-STATE TRAVEL 22,304 22,247 22,304 22,304 22,304 22,304<br />

OPERATING EXPENSES 205,527 145,487 195,948 188,078 195,900 188,030<br />

EQUIPMENT 74,190 0 0 0 0 0<br />

MAINT OF BUILDINGS & GROUNDS 9,350 0 0 0 0 0<br />

INFORMATION SERVICES 7,794 3,323 3,254 5,754 3,254 5,754<br />

TRAINING 2,729 4,548 2,529 2,529 2,529 2,529<br />

TRANSFER TO AG ADMINISTRATION 296,527 299,796 282,432 325,306 282,979 323,803<br />

RESERVE 0 1,156,949 1,294,295 1,267,872 1,409,416 1,358,353<br />

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURE - 90<br />

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

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