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08/08/1989
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AUG <br />EOOK 77 E,, �E 5S-`7 <br />"Y" and what it will cost, and that facility probably will open <br />some time in February. He noted that the County gave the City <br />the jail, and he felt the City should retaliate. City staff did <br />not have any problem with letting the County use the Physical <br />Arts Center with the Council's blessing, but he believed the <br />County should take a hard look at that building to see whether <br />they would want it or not. Everything in it is antiquated, but <br />it could be used. <br />Question arose about the historical significance of the <br />Physical Arts Center, and Millie Bunnell of the Historical <br />Society advised that it was built in several different sections, <br />and part was added by the WPA. It always was the community <br />center and it was a significant social meeting place during the <br />war years. <br />Chairman Wheeler believed if there is no objection, we could <br />look into possible use of that building as one of our three <br />options. There were no objections. <br />r <br />Proposed Firearms Range <br />Commissioner Bird just wished to bring everyone up to date. <br />He reviewed the frustrating history of trying for the last 5 <br />years to find a suitable location for a firing range that could <br />be used by the Sheriff and his personnel and also by the public <br />with proper supervision. The original site suggested by St. <br />John's River Water Management District did not work out, and very <br />few private property owners are interested in having a firing <br />range on their lands. A site that is located on the north side <br />of SR 60 just east of 20 Mile Bend has come to the forefront <br />within the last few months. Although we would prefer something <br />larger, this is on land that is available at this time. It does <br />run north to south, which is preferred for shooting, and it is <br />bordered by a swamp and a big mining operation. <br />Commissioner Bird advised that the Committee has worked with <br />the Sheriff on a design. The plan is that there will be one road <br />2 <br />
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