36. Quasi judicial.
 
    a. "When a statute requires notice and hearing as to the possible effect of a zoning law upon property rights the action becomes quasi judicial in character, and the statutory notice and hearing then becomes (sic) necessary in order to satisfy the requirments of due process and may not be dispensed with."
Forman v. Eagle Thrifty Drugs & Markets, 89 Nev. 533, 539, 516 P.2d 1234 (1973). No. 16.