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in the application are sufficient and that they do include <br />self defense. He felt the term self defense is too broad. <br />THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. <br />It was voted on and carried by a vote of <br />4 to 1 with Commissioner Lyons voting in <br />opposition. <br />Commissioner Fletcher brought up the issue of the time <br />element raised by Petr. MacFarland and felt 30 days should be <br />specified. <br />Assistant County Attorney Paull agreed that a time <br />limitation could be included in the proposed amendments in <br />Section 6, which is amending Section 9 of the first <br />ordinance. He felt that 30 days is a bit limiting_as <br />related to getting a report back from the FBI and suggested <br />that it should read 30 days after receipt of the completed <br />application. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Fletcher, SECONDED <br />by Commissioner Lyons, the Board unanimously <br />approved rewriting Section 9 of Ordinance 79-27 <br />to provide that the County Administrator shall <br />review a completed application and make a recom- <br />mendation to the Board within thirty days following <br />receipt of the completed application. <br />Commissioner Wodtke discussed criteria for exemption <br />from the required course, and Mr. Smith of the NRA suggested <br />that a registered current card from either the Army or <br />National Rifle Association should be acceptable. <br />Commissioner Bird suggested that we ask the Sheriff <br />to come back with a list of approved certifications. <br />NOV 3 1982 90 <br />