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Director: archery range upgrades progressing; 120 hazard trees need removal
Summary
Staff reported grading, stormwater work and new heavy targets for the archery range; the director said consultants identified about 120 hazard trees that must be removed for safety and that widening trails for ATV/UTV access is planned to support maintenance and competitions.
Director Michael updated the board on archery-range work at the animal and field ranges: staff have done grading, brought in base, and removed old targets; new targets (each roughly 400 pounds) are ready for installation.
"Because the new targets weigh about 400 pounds a piece," Michael said, the range will be widened to allow ATV/UTV access for target placement and maintenance. He added that a trail consult with CWTA identified over "120 hazard trees" that should be removed to reduce safety risks. Michael said staff will obtain cost estimates for tree removal and that grant money should cover the improvements.
Trustees did not vote on a specific contract at the meeting but were told staff will return with cost estimates and grant details for future approval.
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