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Commission discusses May Hall shooting-range design, asks DNR for clarification
Summary
Commissioners reviewed a proposed rifle/pistol and trapshooting layout for the May Hall range after a DNR email said there was not enough room for skeet; commissioners asked staff to request specific range parameters and discussed possibly moving a nearby road to create more space.
Commissioners discussed a proposed layout for the May Hall Shooting Range after receiving an email from the state Department of Natural Resources that reportedly recommended a rifle/pistol range with about 10 lanes and two trapshooting fields but said there was insufficient footage for a skeet range.
Speaker 2 summarized the DNR note and asked commissioners whether they preferred trap shooting only or whether they wanted staff to pursue space for skeet. The chair and other commissioners discussed differences in layout and safety zones — one commissioner asked DNR to specify how much additional room would be required for skeet. Commissioners also noted prior ecological testing on the site; Speaker 2 said DNR had performed tests (including for salamanders) that may have informed its recommendation.
Commissioner 2 suggested staff could explore moving a nearby road to expand the usable footprint; commissioners agreed to follow up. No final decision to alter the design or issue a formal directive was recorded at the meeting.
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