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<br />used to achieve optimal lead management.
<br />Soil erosion management and wildlife habitat
<br />preservation should also be elements of the
<br />plan. Although there may be initial increases in
<br />cost due to purchasing steel shot alternatives
<br />and investing in routine cleanup practices,
<br />ranges will be avoiding the long-term costs of
<br />litigation and risk of closure.
<br />REACHING THE RIGHT RESULT
<br />Shooting ranges can peacefully coexist in most
<br />communities, providing training and sporting
<br />opportunities for gun enthusiasts while elimi-
<br />nating virtually all adverse impacts. Planners
<br />who take the initiative and plan for shooting
<br />ranges and gun clubs, and arm themselves
<br />with good regulations, can succeed in provid-
<br />ing for such uses while protecting the public.
<br />Finally, discretionary review processes can
<br />provide a forum for a dialogue that results in a
<br />consensus about proper facility design, opera-
<br />tions, and environmental protections.
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