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Memo to City Council/CU 99-31 September 16,1999 Page 3 . proposed to be added to that which exists. With the exception of trucking materials to the site, no vehicles will be used to access the site. PJanninq Commission Action The Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of the request to the City Council with the following conditions: 1. THE CITY WILL AMEND SECTION 404.12 OF THE ORDINANCE TO ALLOW THE BIATHLON CLUB TO CONTINUE TO DISCHARGE FIREARMS AT THIS LOCA TION. 2. THE SHELTER IS CONSIDERED TEMPORARY IN NATURE AND MAY BE REMOVED AT THE REQUEST OF THE PROPERTY OWNER OR IF THE SITE IS REUSED IN THE FUTURE. 3. THAT THE PROPOSED BUILDING SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL STATE AND CITY BUILDING CODES. 4. THE PROPOSAL BE REVIEWED BY THE FIRE CHIEF PRIOR TO CITY COUNCIL REVIEW ON SEPTEMBER 20, 1999. . Fire Chief Review The Fire Chief reviewed the proposal and determined that due to its location, the building, as designed would burn down prior to the Department reaching the structure. Access to the site from the railroad trail is adequate during summer months, however, would be very difficult in the winter. The Fire Chief deferred to the Chief Building Official for approval of the structure. Police Department Review In preparation of the amendment to the dangerous weapons ordinance to exempt the range from the 500' buffer requirement, Assistant Police Chief Beahen inspected the range for safety compliance (memo attached). He has the following concerns: 1. Signage is needed to clearly indicate that the range is for private use only. 2. Add gates at the entry points of the two trails to prevent entry into the property. 3. Signage is needed along the east side of the railroad trail to alert trail users of the range's presence. 4. The target area is in disrepair, especially the boxes. . His memo clearly outlines his concerns.