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EXHIBIT B • Baffle replacement on both the pistol and rifle ranges • A new action pistol range is now open for classes, clubs and events • A 15 station walkthrough sporting clays course Perhaps the most exciting improvements are currently under construction: ✓ A $1,300,000 project to install three lighted combination skeet and trap fields with storage building including improvements to the walkthrough sporting clays course In the future, with funding and expertise from the Florida Wildlife Conservation Commission, the County plans to build a new classroom to be constructed near the new clays facilities. As an advocate of Total Quality Management, the Range has a strong commitment towards constantly evaluating our facility, operations and customer's needs to make sure we are doing everything possible to further the needs of state, county and the shooting public using our ranges. Maintenance will be a County function. We have made a substantial investment in equipment, and this equipment is vital to the Range and the services we offer. We will continue to maintain, replace and upgrade the buildings and equipment to provide a first class range and shooter experience. Indian River County Shooting Range has added rear ready areas on both pistol and rifle ranges. Plus we added sliding safety gates at the entrance to each range. Range booths on each of the pistol and rifle ranges provide on -range storage and bottled water for patrons. Safety is a paramount concern of the Indian River County Shooting Range. In the range office shooters will be required to read with staff the range rules and information. Range staff will continue to be on hand to answer questions. Shooters will continue to be required to sign a waiver and then will be issued a "waiver/rules acknowledgment card before they can purchase a range pass for any use of our ranges. As mentioned in previous sections, our goal is to continue to exercise positive control over every shooting situation. Our Range Officers will be expected to be on the shooting lines during all shooting activities. Each shooter must check in with the Range Officer who will conduct a safety inspection of all firearms and answer any rules or safety questions. Normal commands on the firing line will be communicated via loudspeaker system. A Range Officer will be walking the firing line aiding shooters and providing safety. Dated: January 1, 2016