Fines for watering ‘nonfunctional’ grass in Las Vegas could be pushed back to 2028
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Southern Nevada property owners and HOAs could get another year to remove banned grass before facing fines, as a lawsuit threatens to upend enforcement of a controversial water conservation law.
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