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PR 41989 BOOK 6 PA,., 502 TO: Jim Chandler, County Administrator FROM: James W. Davis, P.E., Public Works Director SUBJECT: DATE: March 31, 1989 Sheriff's Department Additional Costs For Equipment, Utilities, and Incidental Construction This date, Roy Raymond of the Sheriff's Department informed me that the Sheriff's budget would have to fund the following costs to make the Proposed Firing Range functional: Reliable Well Drilling - well & pump - poor surface water quality exists in this area and deep .flow well is required (400' deep) Well $3,500.00 Aerator 525.00 Tank/Pump 500.00 Irrigation Pump 500.00 Water Softener 550.00 Subtotal for Water System $ 5,575.00 20'x20' CBS building (materials) $ 4,250.00 Concrete Ramps 3,630.00 Target (turning) System (materials) 20,000.00 Preparation Fee for Targets 5,000.00 Electrical for Target 1,500.00 Sod 5,000.00 Port -a -lets 500.00 Estimate $45,455.00 If land can be deeded or leased to Sheriff, then land could be insured by the Sheriff's Dept. carrier if: 1) Site is totally fenced and locked 2) Officer must be on duty when using range Fencing a 800'x600' area would cost in materials (2800 if x $8) Approx. $22,400 The Sheriff anticipates funding all of the above with the Confiscated Property Fund. If a shortfall exists, the scope of work above may be reduced or additional funding requested. Major Roy Raymond came before the Board representing Sheriff Dobeck in regard to locating a firing range at the old stump dump. He informed the Board that since yesterday, he and Chairman Wheeler have been contacted by several residents of the area in question, and it seems there may be some opposition to the proposed location. Before they speak, he wished to review the history of the Sheriff approaching the Commission in regard to his need for training of his personnel, at which time it was generally agreed that all would be better served if the Sheriff's range could be incorporated with one the public could utilize 18