Board Meeting Minutes
TRC meeting minutes for January (Agenda-PDF)
No Quorum.
No Club business was conducted at this meeting. The Consent Agenda and all time sensitive business for January were sent to the Executive Committee for review and action. The Executive Committee's review and approval was conducted by e-mail. The dates that this occurred are on the first page of the published February TRC meeting agenda.
TRC meeting minutes for February (Agenda-PDF)
No Quorum.
No Club business was conducted at this meeting. The Consent Agenda and all time sensitive business for February were sent to the Executive Committee for review and action. The Executive Committee's review and approval was conducted by e-mail. The dates that this occurred are on the first page of the published March TRC meeting agenda.
TRC meeting minutes for March (Agenda-PDF)
Called to order @ 1801h.
1: Consent Agenda
1A: No quorum for 2/10 meeting.
1B: Treasurer’s Report:
Revenue: $11,127.00
Expenses: $12,650.13
Monthly loss: $1,523.13
Yearly surplus: $176.05
Chase Checking Account Balance: $51,014.29
Chase Savings Account Balance: $2,530.82
First Investors Savings Balance: $2,862.73
1C:
1. Approved by e-mail vote.
2. Noted
3. Noted
2:
A: Pistol match well attended.
B: Absent
C: State match 5.8-9 at Ben Avery.
D: Absent
E: Absent
F: NRA reviewing grant application. 2 letters have been rejected and we need 2 more letters.
G: May has e-mailed all information. She welcomes article to the Bullet Trap.
3:
1. Passed.
2. Aggregate increased to 2 million. Insurance year changed to March to March. BLM will be included in insurance policy. TRC can propose amendments to lease agreement. G&F can give funds directly to ranges, rather than go through grant process.
4:
A:
1: We are required to repair per lease. This is a high priority. We need to repair the metal roofing on the public ranges.
2: Multiple locks on range. Can get 20 locks with master plus individual keys. Approved.
3. CMP cheapest provider.
4. Passed.
5. Passed.
6. Passed.
7. Proposed priority list:
Safety
Required maintenance
Range Improvement
New Construction
Will create schedule for expenditures by e-mail.
Adjourned @1848h.
Respectfully submitted,
KBS
TRC meeting minutes for April (Agenda-PDF)
Called to order at 1800h.
Attendence per sign-in roster:
Present:
President
Vice-president
Secretary
Treasurer
Rifle Director
Absent:
Executive Officer
Safety Officer
Action Director
Pistol director
1: Consent Agenda:
1A: March minutes approved.
1B: Treasurer’s report:
Revenue: $9,103.50
Expenses: $7,737.49
Monthly surplus: $1,366.01
Yearly surplus: $3,542.06
Chase Checking Account Balance: $56,184.24
Chase Savings Account Balance: $2,530.82
First Investors Savings Balance: $2,862.73
1C: March 2010 – April 2010 TRC Business:
1C1: Approved by e-mail vote.
1C2: Approved. TRC will have use of the Tucson Rod And Gun Club cement shooting benches.
1C3: Noted. (The check has arrived.)
1C4: Noted.
1C5: The Old Pueblo Gunfighters Fast Draw Competition anticipate 13 – 16 shooters per match. They are requesting 1 or 2 matches per month. Their representatives will meet with some Board members at the range and evaluate possibilities. They shoot wax projectiles with primers.
1C6: Noted. Larry will e-mail the Board when the proper paperwork has been submitted.
1C7: Approved.
1C8: Approved contingent on submission of proper paper work.
1C9: Approved.
1C10: Approved.
2: Directors and Committee Reports:
2A: Action Shooting Director: Absent; report from representative: New partitions very helpful.
2B: Executive Officer: ?Absent
2C: Pistol Director: 10 shooters last month. Their group is preparing for a national shoot.
2D: Rifle Director: Canceling some future shoots.
2E: Safety Officer: Pistol rounds are bouncing over berms. Suggest building and intermediate berm and enforcing downrange impact area rules for pistol shooters.
2F: Deferred to Range Improvement meeting.
2G: ASR&PA: May forwards information to the Board.
2H: Has not met for many years. There will be 2 meetings per year. The following changes will result from reinstitution of this committee:
1: It will be easier to give money to clubs via lease agreements.
2 G&F can loan heavy equipment more easily.
3: State inspections have been discontinued. G&F engineers will inspect ranges.
4: We have to report profits from shooters to G&F.
5: We need to submit an annual financial report to G&F.
6: All accidents on the range must be reported to the State.
7: We need a written emergency plan.
8: Safety officers, and Range Masters will have to be trained in safety, CPR, and First Aid.
9: The State has a relationship with a company that performs lead reclamation.
10: G&F will increase signage for the range.
11: Range officers should wear identifying clothing.
12: G&F would like TRC to present a 5 year wish list for range improvements.
3: Old Business:
1: Changes to the lease agreement have been approved.
2: S.A.F.E. group not allowed on range until proper paperwork, including documentation of insurance, has been provided. This motion was approved.
4: New Business:
1: Need to ask all groups to take care of the targets in the 1000yd. Range shed. Purchase of a new conex was proposed, when funds are available. This issue will be forwarded to the Range Improvement Committee.
Meeting adjourned at 1934h.
Respectfully submitted,
KBS
TRC meeting minutes for May (Agenda-PDF)
Called to order at 1800h.
Attendance per sign-in roster:
Present:
President
Vice-president
Treasurer
Rifle Director
Action Director
Pistol director
Absent:
Secretary
Executive Officer
Safety Officer
1: Consent Agenda: Approved as published, by vote of Executive Committee.
1A: April minutes approved.
1B: Treasurer’s report:
Revenue: $10,370.75
Expenses: $7,635.97
Monthly surplus: $2,734.98
Yearly surplus: $4,276.84
Chase Checking Account Balance: $65,055.68
Chase Savings Account Balance: $2,531.03
First Investors Savings Balance: $2,862.73
1C: March 2010 – April 2010 TRC Business:
Items 1 – 6, accepted. Without change.
2: Directors and Committee Reports:
2A: Action Shooting Director: Oral report of activity.
2B: Executive Officer: Absent, no report.
2C: Pistol Director: Oral report of activity
2D: Rifle Director: Oral report of activity
2E: Safety Officer Absent, no report.
2F: Deferred to Range Improvement meeting.
2G: ASR&PA: May forwards information to the Board.
2H: State Range Policy Committee. No activity to report.
3: Old Business:
1: 1000 yard range, re: Target shack and upgrades to structures. Referred back to individual shooter groups to work differences out and bring a plan back to the Executive Committee.
2: Range Improvements, Range committee instructed to present a plan to Executive Committee after they obtain bids for the grant work to be completed.
3. Range scheduling problems for members brought to attention of Executive Committee.
4: New Business: All new business approved by vote of the Executive Committee.
1: TRC Executive Officer and Safety Officer to be notified, that the TRC By laws required their removal from the Executive Committee for missing too many meetings.
2: Need for a new air compressor submitted by range staff. Motion made and approved up to $1,000.00 toward the purchase of a new compressor. Jim Bertrand accepted the task of o researching and obtaining a proper machine.
3. Hi Speed internet connection discussed and motion made to obtain this service if available.
4: Mr. John Whiteside provided TRC with an overview of 4-H shooting Sports.
Meeting adjourned at 1902h.
Respectfully submitted,
LJN for KBS
TRC meeting minutes for June (Agenda-PDF)
TRC meeting minutes for June
Called to order at 1800h.
Attendance per sign-in roster:
Present:
President
Vice-president
Rifle Director
Action Director
Pistol director
Absent:
Treasurer
Secretary
Executive Officer
Safety Officer
Mark Lambert, BLM, Tucson presented a short prsentation on shooting on BLM lands. This use would come under "unregulated shooting", but he is not against that. Only trying to make it a convenient and safe as possible. BLM is taking proactive stance in attempting solicite shooter's feedback on what BLM can do to help shooters wrt use of BLM lands.
Mark also handed out maps to a popular shooting spot on BLM land, "Desert Peak"
Larry Novak stated that TRC itself is BLM land and that one very helpful thing BLM could do is to clean up the areas at Three Points Shooting Range that are now closed off due to Army Ordinance disposal/cleanup. This area closing restricts much of the range from expansion and therefore public use.
1: Consent Agenda:
A: Change to last month's (May, 2010) minutes -- no.
B: Treasurer's report -- none, Treasurer not in attendance, see agenda for report.
C: Business conducted last month (May 2010 to June 2010)
1: Wagon Prop to be disposed of. No one wishng to retain.
2: Benches from TR&G stored behone 200 meter chiken area on 500m Silhouette Range.
3: Excecutive Office and Safety officer dismissed due to lack of attendance at Board meetings--as per Bylaws.
4: New Exec office, John Luiten, elected. New Safety officer, Bill Orenchowsky, elected.
2: Directors and Committee Reports
A: Action shooting Director Report: Pistol match well attended, 30+ shooters.
B: Executive Officer Report: Absent
C: Pistol Director Report: Kevin Baker Bowling Pin match 4+ attendees
D: Rifle Director Report: Requests $200 donation--moved to new business.
E: Safety Officer Report: Absent, report in place by John Luiten concerning Border Patrol unit downrange during match event.
F: Range Improvement Committee: No report
G: ASR&PA Report: Absent
H: State Range Policy Committee: None
3: Old Business:
A: Range Scheduling -- Packet of forms to be handed out at range office to folks wishing to schedule use.
B: Road work, bids out for road work
C: After hours supervision by TRC personnel: $20 per hour, $50 minimum.
D: Signed copy of lease agreement change to be posted on website shortly.
E: Range office can perncil in range reservations for club members that 1) do no conflict with regularly scheduled matches and 2) provided they share range with other club members if needed.
F: Small enterprise reservations for classes will be $15 per student up to $75 max provided they do not tie up range. Commercial reange reservations (sole use) will continue at old fee structure.
4: New Business:
A: Ron Calderone asked for $200 donation to the Smallbore Silhouette State Championship match for door prises. Granted.
B: Sat, 26 June, AWC and Diamondback police supply will have a supressor demo on DPS range 9-11. Seems like lots of folk interested.
C: Safety Officer training for range employees. 8hours. Chief Range Safety Officer can teach. Larry Novak almost certified as CRSO. Eventually all matches must have a certified Safety Officer present.
Adjourned, 7:03 P.m.
TRC meeting minutes for July (Agenda-PDF)
TRC July 21, 2010 minutes
Called to order at 1806h.
Attendance per sign-in roster:
Present:
President
Vice-president
Secretary
Treasurer
Executive Officer
Safety Officer
Action Director
Rifle Director
Pistol director
Absent:
1: Consent Agenda:
1A: May 2010 minutes approved.
1B: Treasurer’s report:
Revenue: $7,409.50
Expenses: $6,812.91
Monthly surplus: $596.59
Yearly surplus: $15,232.08
Chase checking account balance: $66,244.72
Chase savings account balance: $2,531.23
First Investors Savings balance: $2,862.73
1C: TRC business conducted between June 2010 and July 2010:
1: Noted
2: Approved by e-mail vote
3: Noted
4: Noted
5: Noted
6: Larry is working on trading use of TRC property for paving of range roads/areas.
Consent agenda approved as discussed.
2: Directors & Committee Reports:
A: Action Shooting: Report given as to number of shooters each month. Bowling pin match did not draw enough shooters to conduct a match.
B: Executive Officer: Working on website.
C: Pistol Director: Nothing to report.
D: Rifle Director: Report given as to number of shooters for each match.
E: Safety Officer: “Getting back on-line”
F: Range Improvement: See old business.
G: ASR&PA: E-mails sent out. Want to develop legislative updates. Comments made that AzCDL already provides this service.
H: State Range Policy: Nothing new.
3: Old Business:
1: Noted
2: Range Improvements:
A: One more bid pending. Will ask for bid on safety wall. Will also get bids to fix awnings damaged by storms.
B: Noted
C: Noted
D: Bill will submit NRA grants on new NRA computer system. He needs letters of support. We have an opportunity to submit alternate project proposals.
E: The completed work on the DPS range by ADOT is poor. DPS needs to make ADOT work compliant with their rules.
4: New Business:
1:
A: Purchases under $100 do not need Board approval.
2: 3 Cricket rifles were purchased for the junior shooters. Need to transfer title to TRC and reimburse Mike.
3: The high power group wants to upgrade the 300 yd. Line on the 1000 yd. Range, estimated at $2700. Maybe TRC can incorporate improvement into project when we have heavy equipment on the range.
Adjourned @ 1918h.
Respectfully submitted,
KBS
TRC meeting minutes for August (Agenda-PDF)
Called to order at 1801h.
Attendance per sign-in roster:
Present:
President
Vice-president
Secretary
Treasurer
Executive Officer
Safety Officer
Action Director
Rifle Director
Absent:
Pistol director
1: Consent agenda
A: July minutes approved
B: Treasurer’s report:
Revenue: $11,225.00
Expenses: $8,385.47
Surplus: $2,839.53
Chase Checking Account: $71,787.50
Chase Savings Account: $2,531.23
First Investors Savings: $2,862.73
C: TRC business conducted between July 2010 and August 2010:
1. Approved
2. Approved
3. Approved. The short action range will have 3 bays and the long action range will have 2 bays.
4. Noted
5. Approved.
2: Directors and Committee Reports:
A: Action Shooting Director Report: 12 shooters at Larry’s night shoot. 3 gun match better attended. No report from Cowboys or Bowling Pin shooters.
B: Executive Officer Report: We are collecting inventory reports. We can order a modem if we fund it. John Luiten recommends Cricket @ $40/mo. Internet access will improve and improve our calendar and make it current.
C: Pistol Director Report: absent
D: 2 matches this month. 20 total participants.
E: Safety Officer Report: Nothing reported by Range Officers. Offering NRA Safety Officer Training and First Aid training to match directors was discussed. Requiring training for match directors was discussed. Larry suggested that we offer training in the future. No decisions made.
F: Range Improvement Committee: Awaiting NRA decision on our grant. G & F wants us to look for an 80’ X 100’ building. We need to submit a grant to the NRA to fund the pouring of a slab.
G: Next meeting in October.
3: Old Business:
1: Tabled pending receipt of required letter.
2: Inventories due to John Luiten.
3: TRC insurance for FY 2010/2011 is in progress. Our insurance will meet the required increased coverage.
4: New Business:
1: Tony Ward presented his credentials to apply as an part-time maintenance employee. He wants to work 20h per week. There was discussion regarding a W/O system and to whom Tony would report. Tony’s temporary employment was approved for one month, with reconsideration at the next TRC meeting.
Adjourned @ 1856h.
Respectfully submitted
KBS
TRC meeting minutes for September (Agenda-PDF)
TRC September 15, 2010 minutes
Called to order at 1801h.
Attendance per sign-in roster:
Present:
President
Vice-president
Secretary
Treasurer
Executive Officer
Safety Officer
Action Director
Rifle Director
Pistol director
Absent:
1: Consent Agenda:
1A: August 2010 minutes approved.
1B: DPS will be using their range 9/26 and 10/9.
1C: 4-H wants to schedule monthly range use, days to be determined.
1D: DHS/CBP Bortack needs to conduct night training which will last past 2200h. Need to inform G&F and the Sheriff.
Consent agenda approved.
2: Directors & Committee Reports:
A: Action Shooting: No bowling match since last TRC meeting. Poor turnout at the 3-gun match. No word from the Cowboy shooters.
B: Executive Officer: The new modem needs to be set up on the range. Inventories are complete.
C: Pistol: Match takes place on the 4th Saturday of the month. Our new maintenance man can help with repairs to the range.
D: Rifle: State championship is 10/1-2.
E: Safety: No complaints since last month.
F: Range Improvement: Need the estimate for the square footage of the new metal building to send to the NRA. NRA not responsive to e-mails. Don’t expect the grants submitted last year to be approved.
G: ASR&PA: They have contributed to the Alan Corvine project. TRC will be listed as part of the project.
H: State Range Policy: No new meetings.
3: Old business:
3A: Lyle: Larry has possession of a letter from a psychiatrist which recommends Lyle’s return to the range. Lyle’s requirements are that he is sober on the range; he is a user of the range, not a volunteer nor employee. The range masters will keep ‘an eye on Lyle’ and alert the Board to any concerns.
3B: Nominating committee slate for 2011.
Larry Novak …….. President
Jim Bertrand …….. Vice-president
Kevin Sharer……… Secretary
May Warren ……… Treasurer
John Luiten ………. Executive Officer
Bill Orzechowski….. Safety Officer
Salim Dominguez…. Action Director
Ron Calderon…….. Rifle Director
Kevin Baker………. Pistol Director. Nominated from the floor in absentia.
3C: In light of the damage to the 600 yd. Range, the use of locks on the gates was discussed. This discussion will continue via e-mail.
3D: Benchrest shooters: They need to use chamber flags. TRC needs user agreement and range requests. They are an independent club and need to provide their own insurance.
4: New Business:
4A: John Campbell spoke as a visitor. His church has a security team which is looking for a range where they can train each month. He was directed to the website for the appropriate request forms, including proof of insurance forms.
4B: The $5.00 fee for M1 for Vets shooters was waived.
4C: The start date for TRC renewals will not be retroactive to the previous start date, but will begin on the actual date of renewal.
4D: Hunter Education courses will be coordinated through G&F in the future.
4E: Bylaw change submitted to executive Committee for annual meeting vote.
Meeting adjourned at 1911h.
Respectfully submitted,
KBS
TRC meeting minutes for October (Agenda-PDF)
TRC October 20, 2010 minutes
Called to order at 1804h.
Attendance per sign-in roster:
Present:
President
Executive Officer
Secretary
Treasurer
Safety Officer
Action Director
Pistol Director
Absent:
Vice-President
Rifle Director
1: Consent Agenda:
1A: September 2010 minutes approved.
1.B: Treasurer’s Report for September 2010 approved:
Revenue: $10,363.25
Expenses: $5,884.95
Monthly Surplus: $4,478.30
Yearly Surplus: $16,456.86
Chase Checking Account Balance: $61,920.84
Chase Savings Account Balance: $2,531.54
First Investors Savings Balance: $2,862.73
1C: TRC business conducted between September 2010 and October 2010:
1C1: Noted. DPS range can only be scheduled by Primary Firearms Instructors Mike Lehar or Zack Swolander.
1C2: Increase in petty cash fund limit to $750 noted.
1C3: Noted
1C4: Noted
1C5: Noted
1C^: Noted
Consent Agenda approved.
2: Directors and Committee Reports:
A: Action Shooting: All shoots growing in attendance.
B: Executive Officer: The Ethernet has been set up at the range. There will be no more paper calendar scheduling.
C: Pistol: There was a shoot last Saturday.
D: Rifle: May gave report. BLM is working on potential sites in the desert for wildcat shooting. The high power silhouette matches start in November. A TRC member won a championship in the state High Power match. Would like to host the state High Power match at TRC in May. G&F understands that we don’t have the funds to build 800 and 900yd. Shooting positions (per Larry).
E: Safety Officer: Lots of use on DPS range. We need to enforce range rules, including the minimum target distances.
F: Range Improvement: We need to decide the purpose of the new building (yet to be built). How many air rifle positions do we need? The Board needs to decide where to place the building. G&F will engineer the building.
G: ASR&PA: May has e-mailed reports to Board members.
H: State Range Policy: Next meeting will be held February/March.
3: Old Business
1: DPS/LE will have use of the DPS range beyond the gate. Members of the club will have use of the other ranges beyond the gate. Range Officers will issue mastered keys for gates. They will have master keys for all locks. Further solutions will be discussed via e-mail with the goal of a decision by January 1, 2011.
The damage to the 600 yd. Position on the 1000yd. Range has been repaired.
2: DPS id OK with putting shooting benches on the DPS range to allow giving the Benchrest shooters access to the range. They reserve the right to bump anyone from the DPS range.
3: We don’t have room for the Old Pueblo Gunfighters, who shoot wax bullets. We don’t want to tie up a standard range for a ‘wax bullet’ shoot. They need to look at the range and lets us know what areas might work for them. We will facilitate this match.
4: Proposed bylaw change would allow monthly changes to range scheduling procedures. This change will be voted on at the December meeting.
4: New Business
1: There is a conflict between the Cowboy and the 50 cal. Shooters. We suggest that these two clubs try and resolve the conflict. If they can’t work it out, then this issue will be brought back to the Board.
2: Safety Officer needs to review this request. There is no conflict with the range schedule. This request will be reviewed at the November meeting.
3: Al Gemson discussed issues regarding the range that he is hearing from other TRC members. Al is a long time club member and a frequent shooter at the range. He reports that many members have no knowledge of the range scheduling procedures and rules. How can we avoid the anger and frustration of members who are unable to use certain ranges when they come out to the club? Suggestions include giving members a copy of range rule and reservation procedures when they renew their membership. The TRC message machine needs to be updated. We need to emphasize use of the TRC website.
4: As soon as TOPD pays last years bills, we will consider future requests.
5: Mr. Kreig spoke regarding range rules. Many people do not understand the range rules. He gave examples. TRC needs to improve procedures for dealing with safety violations. TRC needs more precise cease fire rules. We will post cease fire rules on each range.
Meeting adjourned at 1957h.
Respectfully submitted,
KBS
TRC meeting minutes for November (Agenda-PDF)
TRC November 17, 2010 minutes
Called to order at 1800h.
Attendance per sign-in roster:
Present:
President
Vice-president
Secretary
Treasurer
Safety Officer
Action Director
Pistol director
Absent:
Executive Officer
Rifle Director
1: Consent Agenda:
IA: Consent Agenda approved .
1B: Treasurer’s Report:
Revenue: $19,465.58
Expenses: $18,391.07
Monthly surplus: $1,074.51
Yearly surplus: $17,531.37
Chase Checking Account Balance: $78,828.12
Chase Savings Account Balance: $2,531.63
First Investors Savings Balance: $2,862.73
1C: Noted
2: Directors & Committee Reports:
A: Action Shooting: The Glock match was the largest that they have held. Glock would like to return October 22-23, 2011. Approved. Attendance is up!
B: Executive Officer: absent
C: Pistol Director: Concern expressed about brass found on range including .223. This brass was from Bortak. The situation is safe.
D: Rifle Director: 3 rifle matches did well. There was good turnout for the high-power match. Black powder and small bore also had good matches.
E: Safety Officer : Still working on rules for red and yellow lines during cease fires. Larry suggested that all shooters and spectators stand on the upper level during cease fires. The questions was raised, ‘should we cut back range hours and hire an extra range officer?’
F: Range Improvement: TRC received an NRA grant for 50% of the cost of ‘dirt work’. The grant is posted on the NRA website; Bill will provide the password.
G: ASR&PA: Junior High Power is now part of the ASR&PA program. There is now a Director of the air gun program. He is excited about an air gun program at TRC.
H: State Range Policy: Next meeting to be held Feb/Mar.
3: Old Business:
1: Bill O. suggested members only use of ranges 3 – 8, beyond the gate. This may not be legal under the G&F contract. Larry has requested bids for gates at each range. We need an ‘initial’ solution by the January meeting.
2: Grey Group needs to resolve the 2010 scheduling conflicts. Bill O has reviewed their lesson plans. A TRC representative will observe their shoot at least one day. Approved pending resolution of December conflicts.
3: The group will come and look at TRC. Nothing new regarding their shoot at this time.
4: Need to vote on proposed change at the December meeting.
4: New Business
1: No response from G&F regarding name change for TRC range.
2: Tony has not been performing well. He incorrectly cut lumber for the blackpowder benches rather than cutting one prototype. He will be instructed to build one bench and we will decide whether or not to build more benches. We will also price bedliner an insulation for the blackpowder benches.
3: Proposal for ‘U’ bases for benches approved.
Adjourned: 1930h.
Respectfully submitted,
KBS
TRC meeting minutes for December (Agenda-PDF)
TRC Minutes for December 15, 2010
Called to order at 1805h.
Attendance per sign-in roster:
E/C members present: E/C members absent:
President Executive Officer
Vice-president
Secretary
Treasurer
Safety Officer
Action Director
Rifle Director
Pistol director
1: Consent agenda approved per notes below:
1A: November 2010 minutes approved as read.
1B: Treasurer’s report:
Revenue: $9,721.73
Expenses: $9,942.17
Monthly loss: $220.44
Yearly surplus: $33,318.92
Chase Checking Account Balance: $82,384.89
Chase Savings Account Balance: $2,531.84
First Investor’s Savings Balance: $2,862.73
1C: TRC business conducted between November 2010 and December 2010:
Noted and approved.
2: Directors and Committee Reports:
Action Shooting: Night shoot did not take place. Action shoots growing in attendance.
Executive Officer: Absent
Pistol Director: Negotiating state pistol matches.
Rifle Director: Silhouette match attendance stable. Would like the small bore range May 14 & 15. for matches. No conflicts exist. Request for 200 hat pins approved.
Safety Officer: Working on safety rules for the public ranges. We need range officers patrolling the range. The public is not likely to follow posted rules. Would cameras work?
Range Improvement: We have money for the ‘dirt work’. Bed liner paint will cover 10 tables/gallon but the surface is slippery. Will explore other bed liner material. Bill will build a prototype rifle rack.
ASR&PA: Nothing to report.
State Range Policy: No meetings held.
3: Old Business:
1. Railings up for $4500.00. G&F is impressed with our improvements. Need more bids for concrete work. Need more bids for gate openers. Safety wall bid received and approved.
2. Noted. We need to decide what piece of heavy equipment should be rented for the NRA grant.
3. $0.25/h raise for employees was approved. Tony was exempted because he has not worked at the club long enough top warrant a raise. The raise will result in an additional expense of $1125.00. The raises begin January 1, 2011.
4. Old Pueblo Gunfighters will meet with TRC this coming week to attempt to identify a shooting location.
4: New Business:
A: Approved. Need to identify a range for the shoot.
B: Hunter Education request needs to change to February 12, 2011. Approved.
C: Approved. Fees waived for Boy Scout event.
D: Special Olympics request; $100 or sponsored shoot.
5: Annual Meeting:
A: Noted
B: Passed unanimously.
C: Passed
President: Larry Novak
Vice President: Jim Bertrand
Secretary: Kevin Sharer
Treasurer: May Warren
Rifle Director: Ron Calderone
Pistol Director: Kevin Baker
Action Shooting Director: Salim Dominguez
Safety Officer: Bill Orzechowski
Executive Officer: Open.
Adjourned at 1905h.
KBS
