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HomeMy WebLinkAbout13-83 James L Norman - BackfileA OF F COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, Up COUNTY OF FAIRFAX 1742 Fairfax County Police 10600 Page Avenue Fairfax, Virginia 22030 February 17, 1984 Captain John Liggett Frederick County Sheriff's Office 5 North Cameron St. Winchester, Virginia 22601 Dear Captain Liggett: I have enclosed a portion of a study that was conducted in February, 1983. It was reference to the overall safety of our range and the exploration of building a new facility. I hope you find this to be helpful. I suggest you refer to the Section titled: Resources Used. The agencies listed were very helpful when the study was conducted. If I can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me at 691-2486. EMK/js Attachment Sincerel, , 11 E`�' King, Captain Cbmmmaander, Training Division BACKGROUND STUDY A. History of existing range 1. Site Description 2. Current Deficiencies and Problems B. Firearm Facilities Evaluated/ Factors Considered 1. Semi -opened 4-side vent top 2. Enclosed C. Facility Equipment Resourses Used: U.S': General Services Administration Secret Service Federal Bureau of Investigation National Rifle Association Fairfax County - Soil Scientist Fire Marshall Planning Commission Health Department Mr. Joseph Shipley Capital Improvement Project Report National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Virginia Bureau of Occupational Safety and Health Alexandria Police Department Two basic types of firearm facilities were evaluated. .1. A 50 yard, 24 point semi-opened/vent ton building, 4 walls. 2. A 50 yard, 24 point enclosed building. The following factors were considered while evaluating the structures: 1. Containment of fired rounds Will the structure contain all fired and ricochetted rounds to eliminate the hazard to the surrounding residents and nearby citizens? 2. Noise attenuation Will the structure allow for compliance to the Fairfax County Code Chapter 108? Will it meet OSHA standards within the structure? 3. Ventilation Will the structure provide proper.ventilation to eliminate the hazard of breathing abnormal amounts of lead, carbon monoxide and nitrate? 4. Health and safety of.personnel What, if any, deficiencies were found? 5. Maintenance of facility What, if any, special maintenance procedures or problems were found? 6. Other disadvantages found 7. Other advantages found. 8. Estimates cost Cost of the structure not including the land acquisition, site preparation, or target equipment. 4' . 50 Yard, 24 Point Semi -Opened Vent Too Stuucture, 4_...Walls Facility evaluated is the property of Alexandria Police Department and is located at 5261 Eisenhower Avenue, Alexandria Virginia, 22314. Phone number 751-3369. Contact Col. Charlie Hill. It is a 50 yard 12 point facility built in 1970-1971. See blue prints for further description. 1. Containment of Rounds The Alexandria facility does contain all fired rounds and all possible ricochets. All firing points are covered by a shelter. Between the 50 yard line and the 25 yard line, where the greatest open space exists, 2 wooden baffels are spaced so that no rounds fired including the prone position, on the 50 yard line can exit the facility. With the controlled environment given at the range, no accidently fired rounds can leave the facility. All of the shooters are required to have an unloaded, holstered weapon when they leave a firing line and advance to another. 2. Noise attenuation No noise readings have been conducted on the Alexandria facility. Mr. Joseph Shipley conducted noise readings on the Secret Service 3 wall vent top range located in Beltsville Maryland. The readings were taken on the open side of the structure, behind the firing line. The 3 wall structure only reduced the noise of gunfire 10% compaired to the Fairfax County open range. This test cannot be used to compare -noise attenuation for a 4 wall structure as the airborne sound travels differently. 3. Ventilation During January 1975, the Alexandria oolice Deparment', the Alexandria Health Department and the State Bureau of Occupational Safety and Health began a lead level study on the Alexandria Police Ran§e. Through all of the corespon- dence copies received from Alexandria Range, no doccuments were located showing that an airborne concentration test was conducted. High blood lead levels were found in the test conducted on the range personnel. This overexposure was believed to'be from the Dersonnel's contact while cleaning out the backstoo 'pit' area of the used 'spent' lead and in the melting -process for relading ammo. The louvered type coverings over the firing positions create a natural ventilation. The structure has no roof so fumes are normally rapidly dispersed. 4. Other comments on health and safety of personnel. There was a problem observed while ;evaluating the Alexandria Police Range in the backstop area. The targets are approx- imately two feet in front of the bullet trap. While firing from the 7 yard line, and when the bullet strikes the bullet trap, the lead splatters and lead fragments are thrown back towards the shooter. Some of these fragments reach the 7 yard line firing point and. could cause injury to the shooter. Because of this lead 'throw -back', Fairfax County Police Departments close combat course and most of the basic recruit training could not be conducted without first modifing the structural plans of the Alexandria facility. This hazard can be eliminated if the backstop is moved back 7+ yards along with the bullet trap_, or the targets are Placed on an advancement mechinism and moved forward for the close combat course. Attatched is a copy of the Alexandria Police Department's range maintence and precautions guideline 5. Maintence of the facility Grass is groving in the open areas between the 50 yard line to the 25 yard line, 25 yard line to the 15 yard line, 15 yard line to the 7 yard line. The grass is mowed once a week during the growing season. The firing lines are hosed down with water weekly to clean the area of unburned _powder. The powder is absorbed by the ground and decomposes into a type of fertilizer for the grass. The 7*yard line is also hosed down weekly to remove the lead 'thrown -back' from the bullet trap. The wood that is exposed to high fired rounds is replacable. The Alexandria range is changing this wood for the first time since its construction in 1970-71.. Snow removal is minimal as the firing points are covered. If it is blown,_or drifts under the coverings, it is merely swept back or shoveled onto the open grass areas. No special equipment is needed other than snow shovels. The drains at the 7 yard line are cleaned by hosing with highly pressurized water approximately 2-3 times a year. This is necessary due to the lead build up. The backstop.'r>it' area is cleaned once a week during the in- service training to remove spent lead. 6. Other disadvantages found The following disadvantages at the Alexandria facility: eliminate these problems are / deficiencies were observed Possible suggestions to also given. High winds have caused a wind -tunnel effect on the range. The range has not (up to this time) been closed because of this, however, shooting is hampered. The wind creates a type of wind swirl which blows debris to wind side of the structure. possible solution: Proper planning and positioning of the structure may reduce or eliminate this effect. Noise form gunfire is heard in the classroom and office to a degree that normal business would be disturbed. • possible solution: Insulate the classroom and office and use sound deflectors. Range master control booth sits on the ground level with the shooters. This sometimes hampers the range masters vision of all shooters. • possible solution: elevate the booth. Support columns are present between every two firing points, under each cover and wooded baffles. possible solution: proper planning amd the use of steel trusses would eliminate the need for support columns and create a more open shooting environment. Within the structure, the audibility of the din created by both the gunfire and reverberation is uncomfortable.even with the provided ear protection. • possible solution:. Raise the height of the walls approx- imately 4 feet, along with the baffels and louverel coverings. (It is unknown if this will disrupt the air flow and cause ventilation difficulties). Fill the cinder- block walls with sand. Cover the walls and ceilings over the firing points with a celotex type material to further aid in the noise absorbtion. Another alternative would be to provide an -improved form of ear protection. The backstop 'pit' area is a major sourse of lead contam- ination for the range personnel. The lead is dug out and seperated from the sand and due to this, dust is created which has a high concentration of lead particles. • possible solution: equip the structure with a different type of bullet trap. A trap that offers a conveyer belt lead removal system to reduce the amounty of exposure time for the range personnel. There are no light or temperature controls. Both of these are subject to the environmental conditions. 7. Other advantages found. The semi -opened structure has never been closed to fire- arms training due to weather conditions. There dosent appear to be any ventilation problems. Grass areas between the firing positions virtually eliminate the hazard of unburned powder debris that could be explosive and/or flammable., 8. Estimated cost Unknown at the time of this report. 50 Yard, 24 Point Enclosed Structure Most enclosed / indoor firearms ranges that exist in the Metropolitan area are built within an existing office building. The buildings were structured for administrative offices and sometimes house 2 or more business companies. Most of these ranges have converted the basement area for the use as a fire- arms -training facility. This type.of facility poses.different structural deficiencies or hazards and are not adequate to evaluate for the Fairfax County Police Department range plans. Due to the time schedule allowed for this report, no structures built strictly for firearm ranges were evaluated. The following information was gathered through reading materials -concerning enclosed structures. 1. Containment of rounds In an enclosed facility, all round would be contained within the structure. No ricochetted or accidentaly fired rounds would pose a hazard to the community or nearby citizens. 2. Noise attenuation If insulated properly, it would allow adequate sound atten- uation and compliance with the Fairfax County Code. This is is done by containing the airborne sound of firing within the structure. Noise reverberation within the range must be studied as well to see of OSHA standards are met. 3. Ventilation Indoor ranges can and do present health hazards in the form of lead poisioning, carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen exposure due to improper ventilation control or installation. Lead poisioning can occur through both the inhalatin and or the ingestion of lead fumes or dust. See state standards attatched to this report. 4. Other comments on health and safety of personnel Not enough data gathered 5. Maintenance of facility Not enough data gathered 6. Other disadvantages found Not enough data gathered 7. Other advantages found Provides temperature and light control. Allows for the scheduling of night firing during day light hours or day firing during evening hours. Due to this the range can be utilized 24 hours a day. 8. Estimated cost Unknown J Facility Equipment The existing 24 point range facility trainid 2,280 officers in FY 1981 and 2,547 officers in FY 1982. Using the projected size of the police force from figures in the five-year Alan, 1982-1986, the range facility will be expected.to train approximately 3,191 officers in 1990, a 40 percent increase over the 1981 requirement. The officers trained included the Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy recruits, sheriff's deputies, fire marshalls, Falls Church Police officers, and the police pistol teams. It should be noted that the S.O.C. officers traved to 4uantico Marine Base for certain required special weapons training. A portion of the proposed facility would be used for special weapons training. This facility should have 24 points, 20 firing points with a 2,400 pound steel bullet trap for pistol and 4 points with 3,600 pound steel bullet trap for special weapon use. The range length should be 50 yards to accomodate'the required police combat ,firing course. If encolsed, the range must have air handling and filtered air meeting current National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and Bureau of Clean Air standards.3 Air discharged from the facility must be within the state air polution standards. The range contorl boothshould incorporate controls for the following type of target systems: e Standard 360 degree friend/foe target - all points 0 Pop-up target - rifle range only. Adequate space must be provided to conduct classes of 24 students with weapons cleaning, target storage, and office and armory facilities. The classroom,office and armory portion of the building can be a standard steel structure with seperate air tempering reducing its cost. 3.NIOSH "Lead Exposure and Design Considerations for Indoor Firing Ranges". HEW Report # NI08H 76-130 December 1975 U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare. COUNTY of FREDERICK IDepartment of Planning and Development John T.P. Horne - Planning Director Stephen M. Gyurisin - Deputy Director 703/662-4532 January 16, 1984 Mr. James L. Norman Route 4, Box 324N Winchester, Virginia 22601 Dear Mr. -Norman: This letter is to confirm the Frederick County Board of Supervisors' action at their meeting of January 11, 1984: Approval of Conditional Use Permit #013-83 of James L. Norman for. a . Cottage Occupation/Gun Shop and Accessory Firing Range, located on Route 620 in the Back Creek Magisterial District, with.the following conditions: 1) This is a one year permit to be reviewed and renewed annually by the staff, Planning Commission, and the Board of Supervisors. 2) If the use, occupancy, or ownership of the property changes, this conditional use permit will expire and a new conditional use permit will be required. 3) On -site parking is required. .4) The firing range is to be an accessory use of the gun shop and is to be used only for guns under repair or for sale. 5) No Sunday or after -dark operations permitted. 6) No one is permitted to fire guns on the premises except for Mr. James L. Norman. .7) Firing range must meet recommendations of the Frederick County Sheriff's Department. If you have any questions regarding your conditional. use permit, 'please do not hesitate to call me. Sincerely J Jc� T. P. HorneDtor i � ! � f t 1 P t JTPH/rsa cc: Esten 0. Rudolph, Jr. , 'Commissioner of the Revenue George B. Whitacre,- Clerk of, the Circuit Court' ': 'r :. • .. .. ,.•". -.;.. _I, - Uri.• , 9 Court Square P.O. Box 601 Winchester; Virginia 22601 s'i X . cOG �c DEC 1983 ol COUNTY of FREDERICK �'- DEPT. OF PLANNING Cb Department of Planning and Development AND DEVELOPMENT �Cp REQUEST FOR COMMENTS John T.P. Horne - Planning Director Stephen M. Gyurisin - Deputy Director 15" 9�91 V�`Z� 703/662-4532 TO: Mr. lam H. Bushman Local Office: Resident Engineer VA. Dept. of Highways & Transportation 1550 Commerce Street P.O. Box 278 Winchester, VA. 22601 Edinburg, Virginia 22824-0278 (703) 662-8876 (703) 984-4133 a� FROM: John T. P. Horne, Planning Director DATE: SUBJECT: Review Comments for (�' Conditional Use Permit Rezoning Subdivision Site Plan Please review this request for a C.0 located at S��C cJ� T (oZk" I, / Mh' Proposed building and improvements:- 11 This comment sheet must be returned to the Frederick County Department of Planning and Development, or the applicant, by for the meeting of `_)fl/J a- S.3 . VDH&T Comments: VDH&T Signature: Date: Applicant's Name: Address: Phone Number: NOTICE TO APPLICANT: It is your responsibility to contact the Virginia Department of Highways & Transportation for comments on your project and to return all comments as part of your applica- tion before or on the submittal deadline date. "nL 9 Court Satrire P.O. Box 6ni Wit)chP-zrPr. Vir-in;i L COUNTY of FREDERICK IDepartment of Planning and Development John T.P. Horne - Planning Director Stephen M. Gyurisin - Deputy Director 703/662-4532 December 28, 1983 TO THE APPLICANT(s) and/or ADJOINING PROPERTY OWNER(s) The application of: James L. Norman Conditional Use Permit For: Cottage Occupation/Gun Shop and Accessory Firing Range This conditional use permit request will be considered by the Frederick County Board of Supervisors at their, meeting of January 11, 1984 at 7:00 p.m., in the Board of Supervisors' Meeting Room, 9 Court Square, Winchester, Virginia. Any interested parties having questions or wishing to speak, may attend this meeting. Sincerely, J hn T. P. Horne Planning Director JTPH/rsa 9 Court Square - P.O. Box 601 - Winchester, Virginia - 22601 Tiiis is to certify the the attached correspondence was mailed to the following on December 28, 1983 from the Department of Planning and Development, Frederick County, Virginia: James L. Norman Route 4, Box 324-N Winchester, Virginia 22601 Anna C. Norman Route 4, Box 323 Winchester, Virginia 22601 LAWYER, THELMA L. E JAMES D. RT. 4 BOX 322 WINCHESTER, VA. 22601 MCFADDEN, FRANCIS C. RT. 4 BOX 325 WINCHESTER, VA. 22601 PERRY, THURMAN E INEZ RT. 4 BOX 321-6 wINCHESTER, VA. CHESHIRE, JOSEPH E. P. 0. BOX 323 INWOOD, W.VA. 22601 25428 Joh T. P. Horne, Ditrecfor Fre e ick County Dept. of Planning IL STATE OF VIRGINIA COUNTY F FREDERICK I, �I?�.�Lj� , a Notary Public in and for the state and county aforesaid, do hereby certify that John T. P. Horne, Director of the Department of Pla ping and Development, whose name is signed to the foregoing, dated (�?� has personally appeared before me and acknowledged the same in my state and county foresaid. Given under my hand this day of Z 1983. My commission expires on 1-51, i �eJ G NOT RY PUBLIC COUNTY of FREDERICK IDepartment of Planning and Development John T.P. Horne - Planning Director Stephen M. Gyurisin - Deputy Director 703/662-4532 December 21, 1983 TO THE APPLICANT(s) and/or ADJOINING PROPERTY OWNER(s) The application of: James L. Norman Conditional Use Permit For: Cottage Occupation/Gun Shop and Accessory Firing Range This conditional use permit request will be considered by the Frederick County Planning Commission at their meeting of January 4, 1984 at 7:30 p.m., -in the Board of Supervisors' Meeting Room, 9 Court Square, Winchester, Virginia. Any interested parties having questions or wishing to speak, may attend this meeting. Sincerely, 4�u J hn T. P..Horne Planning Director JTPH/rsa 9 Court Square - P.O. Box 601 - Winchester, Virginia - 22601 This is to certify the the attached correspondence was mailed to the f911owing on December 21, 1983 from the Department of Planning and Development, Frederick County, Virginia: James L. Norman Route 4, Box 324-N Winchester, Virginia 22601 Anna C. Norman Route 4, Box 323 Winchester, Virginia 22601 LAWYER QTH3LMA L. & JAMES D. RT* 4WINCHESTER, VA, 22601 MCFADDEN, FRANCIS C. RT. 4 BOX 325 WINCHESTER, VA. 22601 PERRY, THURMAN C INEZ RT. 4 BOX 321-8 WINCHESTER, VA. CHESHIRE, JOSEPH E. P. 0. BOX 323 INWOOD, W.VA. 226iJ1 25428 Joh T. P. Horne, Director Fre-derick County Dept. of Planning STATE OF VIRGINIA COUNT OF FREDERICK a Notary Public in and for the state' and county aforesaid, do hereby certify that John T. P. Horne, Director of the Department of P1 ning and Development, whose name is signed to the foregoing, dated s , has personally appeared before me and acknowledged the same in my state and county foresaid. Given under my hand this day of 1983. My commission expires on J+ I � /`UY 4�2 1 �.1 NOTARY PUBLI COUNTY of FREDERICK Department of Planning and Development John T.P. Horne - Planning Director Stephen M. Gyurisin - Deputy Director 703/662-4532 M E M O R A N D U M TO: Inspections Department , ATTN Mr. John Dennison Planning Department , ATTN Mr. John T. P. Horne Zoning Department , ATTN Mr. Stephen Gyurisin Roundhill Fire Company , ATTN Mr. Elwood Patterson , ATTN , ATTN FROM: John T. P. Horne, Director Date December 12; 1983 SUBJECT: Review comments on X Conditional Use Permit Subdivision Rezoning We are reviewing the enclosed request by James L. Norman or their representative Site Plan Will you please review the attached and return your comments to me as soon as possible.. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- This space should be used for review comments: Signature Date 9 Court Square P.O. Box 601 Winchester, Virginia 22601 COUNTY of FREDERICK Department of Planning and Development REQUEST FOR COMMENTS John T.P. Horne - Planning Director Stephen M. Gyurisin - Deputy Director 703/662-4532 TO: Mr. Herbert L. Sluder Sanitarian Frederick -Winchester Health Depart P.O. Box 2056 Winchester, Virginia 22601 (703) 667-9747 FROM: John T. P. Horne, Planning Directo SUBJECT: Review Comments for Please review this request for located at CaZQ 7i Proposed building and improvements: 9 c This comment sheet must be returned to the Frederick County Department of Planning and Development, or the applicant, by - for the meeting of L IIJ 183 — Health Comments: Health Signature: Applicant's Name: Address: Phone Number: NOTICE TO APPLICANT: It is your responsibility to contact the Frederick -Winchester Health Department for comments on your project and to return all comments as part of your application before or on the submittal deadline date. ment Located at the intersection of Smithfield Ave. & Brick Kiln Road r DATE: Conditional Use Permit Rezoning Subdivision Site Plan a �I-tQP D 9. Court Square - .P.O. Box ' 601 - Winchester, Virginia - 22601 COUNTY of FREDERICK Department of Planning and Development John T.P. Horne - Planning Director Stephen M. Gyurisin - Deputy Director 703/662-4532 ' O -5 �14�NtN6 M E M O R A N D U M fit , pg'D 10, Inspections Department e--, ATTN Mr. John Dennison Planning Department , ATTN Mr. John T. P. Horne Zoning Department , ATTN Mr. Stephen Gyurisin Roundhill Fire Company , ATTN Mr. Elwood Patterson , ATTN , ATTN FROM: John T. P. Horne, Director Date December 12;--1983 SUBJECT: Review comments on X Conditional Use Permit Subdivision Rezoning We are reviewing the enclosed request by James L. Norman or their representative Site Plan Will you please review the attached and return your comments to me as soon as possible. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- This space should be used for review comments: _ 1 .''17,3�se".•Gcdwa.-.s�:.�., a ...-a;::'e ,. �rq:wc.3 .. i APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT IN THE COUNTY OF FREDERICK, VIRGINIA (Conditional Use Permit No. e/3-83 Submittal Deacifie is I ?A-3 Application Date /a /9/$� For t ting orf Fee Paid T� 22 � 1. The applicant is the owner 41 other (check one) L^WN FR, OWNER A42494ff',6�: (if other than owner) 2. NAME : %�y7ri+tt-yam NAME ADDRE akMA /))+:_1nl'g -x32iN ADDRESS: TELEPHONE: p77_/ 7 ys 3. The p perty is located at (please give exact direc5-ions) 1 � 4-5--'d cw 4. The property fronts state route and consists of - �V acres. (Please be exact) 62. -5. The property is owned by z, as evidenced by deed from recorded in deed book no Z� on page , registry of the County of 3171 6. This property designated as parcel no. /io on tax map no. Lin the Magisterial District. S/ 7. The type of use proposed is ry-g y •��o p --� ,�s<<na v jRi � y 8. It is proposed that the following additions/imp roxements to existing buildings will be constructed. 9. It is proposed that the following buildings wi)1 be constructed: 10. The following are all of the individuals, firms, or corporations owning property adjacent to both sides and rear and in front of (across street from) the property. (Use additional pages if necessary). These people will be notified by mail of this application. NAMF, aawzde�/ 1,e,�, Address: mil, 3 2- (/ Property ID#: 5/ac.- oo-0000-���_�094-0 Address: a •�ywyr,�.i� � �® �J Property ID#: s'/oUU- �00 - OooU -000d-O/o0-p Address: op _ q /3.� szo— Property ID# .S/Uoe,- 400ooco_Ooc24.0097-D Address : 4 1.3� F- 3,Z/ - L3 Property ID#: 4r)dod-,¢oe)-po0o 0000-o/W-e , Page Two Conditional Use Permit NAMR 5.p Address: s . j4 2 26d/ Property 6�206y- ID#: AO — 006!93- 6 hi �r./�/• Address: Rf-�t Property 6 00 .- ID#: eL-,-o0&00-o09 -0 Address: Oo, , .-j 3z3 Property ID#: 8. Address: Property ID#: 9. Address: Property ID#: 10. Address: Property ID#: 9. Additional comments, if any I (we), the undersigned, do hereby respectfully agree to comply with any conditions required by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Virginia, and authorize the County to go upon the property for the purpose of making site inspections. Signature of Owner: _����L- //Cv'i`vL�.2�,.[� Signature of Applicant: - -- Complete Mailing Address: %d i j,/y 0 X ��3 �/!L cyi-iC.St.e � ..✓a C./l�,P,�..u� Telephone Number: F77-/ 3y� '— /¢ C,N,, 517;7- ,2as�y- For Office Use Only PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING RECOMMENDATION OF (date) Approval F-1 Denial SECRETARY (signed) BOARD OF SUPERVISORS PUBLIC HEARING ACTION OF (date) Approval Ej Denial COUNTY ADMIN. (signed) Please use this page for your sketch of the property. Show proposed and/or existing structures on property, including measurements to all property lines. W 9 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT 0013-83 James L. Norman Cottage Occupation/Gun Shop & Accessory Firing Range LOCATION: Route 620, about 1.7 miles south of Route 803 off Route 50 West (left side of Route 620). MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT: Back Creek ADJACENT LAND USE AND ZONING: Agricultural/Open Space Land Use and A-2 (Agricultural General) Zoning., PROPOSED USE AND IMPROVEMENT'S: Cottage Occupation/Gun Shop and Accessory Firing Range. REVIEW EVALUATIONS: VA. Dept. of Highways & Transportation - Noting that this permit is subject to review annually, we will require 20' width with 12.5 radius composed of 6" aggregate -type 21A stone. Department of Inspections - No objections. Any future alterations or construction shall conform to the Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code. Health Department - No objections; inspection of system made on 11/22/83. At that time, the system was functioning properly. Roundhill Fire Company - No Comment. Planning and Zoning - The firing range must remain .an accessory for the gun shop cottage occupation and must be used for only siting the guns for repair or for sale. The firing range can not be used as the primary use for such uses as shooting matches or open to the general public for firing arms. The dirt mound of the firing range should be constructed and situated to provide maximum safety and protection to adjoining residents and property. Page 2 James L. Norman January 5, 1984 STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS: Approval, with the following conditions: 1. This will be a one year permit to be reviewed and renewed annually by the staff, Planning Commission, and the Board of Supervisors. 2. If the use, occupancy, or ownership of the property changes, this conditional use permit shall expire and a new conditional use permit will be required. 3. On site parking is'required. 4. The firing range is to be an accessory use of the gun shop and is to be used only for guns under repair or for sale. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATIONS: Unanimous approval, with the following conditions: 1. This will be a one year permit to be reviewed and renewed annually by the staff, Planning Commission, and the Board of Supervisors._ 2. If the use, occupancy, or ownership of the property changes, this conditional use permit shall expire and'a new conditional use permit will be required. 3. On site parking is required. 4. The firing range is to be an accessory use of the gun shop and is to be used only for guns under repair or for sale. 5. No Sunday or after -dark operations permitted. 6. No one is permitted to fire guns on the premises except for Mr. James L. Norman. 7. Firing range must meet recommendations of the Frederick County Sheriffs Department. APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT IN THE COUNTY OF FREDERICK, VIRGINIA Conditional Use Permit No. Submittal DeacTne is i5 Application Date /� o q 83 For t ting o Fee Paid,%� / 1. The applicant is the owner !'' other (check one) OWNER: WT : (if other than owner) 2. NAME: .Q�NAME : 4/y N A- C ADDRE j t(S�+x-3�1 /V ADDRESS TELEPHONE: TELEPHONE: p J•�_� ; y 3. The property is located at (please give exact direct•ons) % G,� 1. V �/�= S 4�f r l�T yv& v { ' D �` -0 i.4/a_ s G .S/ ` < o -4, 14rQGN, 4. The property fronts state route =C? and consists of acres. (Please be exact) 62.Eg-t.� 5. The property is owned by `zas evidenced by deed from recorded in deed book no. 3-ems on page 'U�T , registry of the County of 6. This property is designated as parcel no. �a on tax map no. _in the Magisterial District. s� C0771;�,6 6eevp14T/DAI, 7. The type of use proposed is Y,q^/ p j — c:c c-s'SoR V i 8. It is proposed that the following additions mpro ements to existing buildings will be constructed. 9. It is proposed that the following buildiZ��L,'L e constructed: 10. The following are all of the individuals, firms, or corporations owning property adjacent to both sides and rear and in front of (across street from) the property. (Use additional pages if necessary). These people will be notified by mail of this application. NAME Address: Property ID#: 151 _ ea-®e6110 C'po - oo 9r1- O Address: 2 .� , Property ID#: ,;'/ovu-boa-�av0._oo�d-o/ov-d 39y1c° '� z emu- e Address: b— _ n I Property I # .�/DOC- ,SOU --0000—eo<A--0p97 O 4.p� I Address: 1f f�,. f 3�!-/G G'� . Property ID#: f-/60a - ,¢oe-©Ooo ,aood-0le' 3-O . Page Two Conditional Use Permit NAME ' 5. s, c� Address: Property alJo�6�Y — ID#: e6-- 0000 —00/1-) — %� 6 .�%= �����fwtr� Address: ��-U Property ID# : 7I Address: W . A— Property ID#: 8. Address: Property ID#: 9. Address: Property ID#: 10. Address: Property ID#: 9. Additional comments, if any I (we), the undersigned, do hereby respectfully agree to comply with any conditions required by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Virginia, and authorize the County to go upon the property for the purpose of making site inspections. Signature of Owner: Signature of Applicant: ,L,~� �s Complete Mailing Address: 2X 3,aj3 , IAI�IYCIMR_A. P Telephone Number: , 2 7—/ 346---- /1-1 C=,AI For Office Use Only PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING RECOMMENDATION OF (date) EJApproval Denial SECRETARY (signed) BOARD OF SUPERVISORS PUBLIC HEARING ACTION OF (date) Approval Denial COUNTY ADMIN. (signed) Page Three Conditional Use Permit Please use this page for your sketch of the property. Show proposed and/or existing structures on property, including measurements to all property lines. E