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Donald planners approve Conditional Use Permit for indoor shooting range with operator assigned licensing responsibility
Summary
The Donald Planning Commission approved Conditional Use Permit #CU 2025-01 for an indoor shooting range on June 26, 2025, amending Conditions B and C to make the business operator — not the property owner — responsible for State and Federal permits and licenses. Vote: 4-0-0.
The Donald Planning Commission approved Conditional Use Permit file #CU 2025-01 on June 26, 2025, allowing an indoor shooting range to operate at the subject property. The motion to approve, moved by Commissioner Rick Olmsted and seconded by Commissioner Trevor Alley, included an amendment to Conditions of Approval B and C to replace the term "applicant" with "business owner," assigning responsibility for State and Federal permits and licenses to the operator rather than the property owner. The motion passed 4-0-0.
City Planner Holly Byram presented the staff report and confirmed the permit remains valid through the planned transfer of the property. Ray Kahut of Wigglesworth Holdings LLC said he would be the property owner and landlord; John Jones would operate as Oregon Indoor Shooting Range. Ben Rose and John Jones spoke in support during the public hearing. Staff will issue a Notice of Decision and the standard appeal period will follow.
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