Carson City, Nev., Code §§ 17.17.060–17.17.110 (2026) § 17.17.100
Moving expenses
Operative Text
This section applies only to conversions. The developer shall provide moving expenses, in the sum of $350.00 (to be reviewed biennially and adjusted by resolution of the board of supervisors) to any tenant who relocates from a building to be converted and whose lease expires beyond the 120-day period described in Section 17.17.090 . The developer shall pay the moving expenses on or before the date of vacation by the tenant or subtenant.
Carson City Code § 17.17.100 establishes a moving-expense payment obligation that applies specifically when a residential building undergoes a condominium or similar conversion. Under this rule, a developer must pay $350 to any tenant whose lease extends beyond the 120-day notice period set out in § 17.17.090, provided that tenant relocates as a result of the conversion. The $350 figure is subject to biennial review and may be adjusted by resolution of the Board of Supervisors. Payment must be made no later than the date the tenant or subtenant vacates the unit.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Developers overseeing a conversion subject to Carson City Code § 17.17.100 generally ensure that moving-expense payments of $350 are issued to each qualifying tenant—those whose leases run past the 120-day period referenced in § 17.17.090—on or before the tenant's move-out date. Compliant operators track lease expiration dates early in the conversion process to identify which tenants trigger this obligation and confirm the current payment amount, since the Board of Supervisors may adjust the $350 figure through biennial resolution. Maintaining dated payment records tied to each tenant's vacation date supports documentation of compliance.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Under Carson City Code § 17.17.100, tenants whose leases extend beyond the 120-day period described in § 17.17.090 and who must relocate because of a building conversion are entitled to a $350 moving-expense payment from the developer, due no later than the day they vacate. If a developer fails to provide this payment on time, tenants may consider contacting Carson City's code enforcement or municipal offices to report the potential violation. Tenant-rights organizations familiar with Nevada landlord-tenant law can help explain what options may be available when a developer does not meet this obligation.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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