Information & Meetings
Due to concerns about the increasing numbers of positive COVID-19 cases in the area let’s plan on having our Thursday, 7 PM, October 29th meeting limited to Club Officers and Directors. Masks and social distancing will be required.
Topics to include:
1) Shooting Range Safety
2) Pistol Range Development, see attached summary document.
3) Club conservation efforts.
4) Officers whose terms end this January.
5) Other topics of interest.
No official major decisions can be finalized at the upcoming meeting without a quorum as defined in the Bylaws. Hopefully we can have a full meeting soon to consider topics of importance to the Club Members.
>> Tom Grimm
Topics to include:
1) Shooting Range Safety
2) Pistol Range Development, see attached summary document.
3) Club conservation efforts.
4) Officers whose terms end this January.
5) Other topics of interest.
No official major decisions can be finalized at the upcoming meeting without a quorum as defined in the Bylaws. Hopefully we can have a full meeting soon to consider topics of importance to the Club Members.
>> Tom Grimm
IMPORTANT NOTE: A possible trespassing incident occurred at the shooting range the weekend of October 3-4th. The four people involved did not sign in and were observed to not following safe shooting practices. This is a reminder that all members and guests who use the shooting range are required to sign in and are responsible for observing safety rules.
LL-HSA Club Meeting Minutes September 24, 2020
Meeting was called to order at 7 p.m. by President Grimm with 16 members present. All officers were in attendance except for Bylkas. Grimm thanked Mark Kivela and Moyle Construction for their donation of time and machinery to begin preparing the new pistol range. Thanks to all who helped on September 1, 12-13th. Secretary minutes and Treasurer reports were read and approved.
New Business
Communications: There was a moment of silence for deceased members Fred Testa and Jim Grill.
House: Jim Hamlett will try to get the new pistol range “raked” with his tractor.
Trap Range: Heusinkveld reported that trap shooting was dwindling down but would continue based on weather conditions.
Rifle Range: Bill Hodges needs to borrow a laser level on a tripod for surveying.
Hunter Education: Machiela reported on the new COVID rules. (Since this meeting a decision was made to cancel the October 3rd Hunter Education Field Day due to the expanding COVID cases in our area.)
Civilian Marksmanship Program: McIntosh reported that high-end M1’s are available on the site.
Website: McIntosh fixed the membership form not showing on the Website and paid for the domain for the next 2 years.
New Pistol Range: Richards reported that Bill Hodges will be doing a survey to determine the high/low spots and berms. Financial plans for this range were discussed and suggestion made we solicit our members to individually donate. More discussion on this will be held in meetings with the Officers/Pistol Committee.
Shooting Range Rules Update: The Directors and some Club members met to update/rewrite our shooting rules to be in alignment with other Clubs. They will continue to work on this.
A discussion was held on getting a cell phone at the range – no motion made. Laura Hamlett passed out information for current AT&T customers to contact them requesting better cell phone coverage via a new tower built on the Club’s property. This would help also with neighborhood coverage and create revenue for the Club. The more people who call them the better our odds – this information available on our Facebook page.
Jim Hamlett and Dave Saxton will lower the high spot that is past the 150’ on the range.
Bonfire on Saturday, September 26th at 6 p.m. with no food served.
Buzzo won the 50/50 of $16 for him which included at least one $2 bill and $17 for the Club.
Next meeting is Thursday, October 29th at 7 p.m.
Meeting adjourned at 7:47 p.m.
LL-HSA Club Meeting Minutes September 24, 2020
Meeting was called to order at 7 p.m. by President Grimm with 16 members present. All officers were in attendance except for Bylkas. Grimm thanked Mark Kivela and Moyle Construction for their donation of time and machinery to begin preparing the new pistol range. Thanks to all who helped on September 1, 12-13th. Secretary minutes and Treasurer reports were read and approved.
New Business
Communications: There was a moment of silence for deceased members Fred Testa and Jim Grill.
House: Jim Hamlett will try to get the new pistol range “raked” with his tractor.
Trap Range: Heusinkveld reported that trap shooting was dwindling down but would continue based on weather conditions.
Rifle Range: Bill Hodges needs to borrow a laser level on a tripod for surveying.
Hunter Education: Machiela reported on the new COVID rules. (Since this meeting a decision was made to cancel the October 3rd Hunter Education Field Day due to the expanding COVID cases in our area.)
Civilian Marksmanship Program: McIntosh reported that high-end M1’s are available on the site.
Website: McIntosh fixed the membership form not showing on the Website and paid for the domain for the next 2 years.
New Pistol Range: Richards reported that Bill Hodges will be doing a survey to determine the high/low spots and berms. Financial plans for this range were discussed and suggestion made we solicit our members to individually donate. More discussion on this will be held in meetings with the Officers/Pistol Committee.
Shooting Range Rules Update: The Directors and some Club members met to update/rewrite our shooting rules to be in alignment with other Clubs. They will continue to work on this.
A discussion was held on getting a cell phone at the range – no motion made. Laura Hamlett passed out information for current AT&T customers to contact them requesting better cell phone coverage via a new tower built on the Club’s property. This would help also with neighborhood coverage and create revenue for the Club. The more people who call them the better our odds – this information available on our Facebook page.
Jim Hamlett and Dave Saxton will lower the high spot that is past the 150’ on the range.
Bonfire on Saturday, September 26th at 6 p.m. with no food served.
Buzzo won the 50/50 of $16 for him which included at least one $2 bill and $17 for the Club.
Next meeting is Thursday, October 29th at 7 p.m.
Meeting adjourned at 7:47 p.m.