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- 2 - T.B.5-1-73 The insurance company has been notified to put $500 for fire de- partment calls and $2~O00 for Property in the Open insurance on the parks. Mr. DeRosier's fire~ according to his phone call, was set by some children and he did see why he should pay for this fire call. He said his neighbor, Mr. Tweed, had had a fire set by the same child- ren the next day which necessitated five fire rigs because of the high wind. Mr. Goodrich said these fire calls would be assessed against th~ property owner if not .paid and that it would be up to him to find the people who set the fire. Mr. Ed. Klemish: He came to see the Board about two more roads he is building east of Segment "A" road. The engineer had told him the two roads were too long to have cul de sacs. He stated each buyer of his land was going to put in their own road. The Board suggested he join the two roads but he did not want to do this. The Board asked him if it wouldn't be better to have the engineer advise him on the building of the two new roads and then bring it to the Town Boar~ in writing and the Town Board would table this matter until he bring this letter from the engineer. Mr. Klemish agreed that this would be the best way to handle this matter. Mr. Skipton: He wanted to know what the firearms regulations were in this Township. He was told it was the state law, no shoot- ing closer than 500 feet to any building. He wanted to know if the gun club on Variolite Street can be regulated as to the hours when they can shoot. He said they are now shooting two or three hours every evening, all day Saturday and all day Sunday. Last Sunday they started shooting at 8:00 in the morning. They had a gun shoot or a tournament. The houses are a quarter and some over a half mile from the gun club and it is still so loud that when they are outside they cannot carry on a conversation. A Mr. Hagel, who was present from Federal Cartridge Co.,said the gun club had been there long before the.houses were built. Mr. Skipton wants the shooting at the gun club limited to certain hours. He is 1500 feet from the St. Anthony Gun Club line. Mr. Murphy asked Mr. Hagel if they had any plans for the future of this gun club and if they planned to move out further in the future. Mr. Cox asked if it would be a help for the people living near the gun club to get together with Federal Cartridge Co. They are having more ac- tivities at the gun club than they used to have. They have three more traps than they used to have. Mr. Murphy asked Mr. Hagel if he would submit to Mr. Ehlen the information he had received this evening and set up more reasonable hours at the gun club. North Central Service Co.: Mr. Hopperstad had talked to Mr. Larry Harrison of this company about the gas line coming into the Town- ship. It may be two years before the gas will be coming into the lines shown on the map. They will start putting in the lines next month or so. The high pressure line is already in. It depends on the gas supply as to when the gas will come in. Line Road in Northwest Part of Tovmship: A number of residents from this srea were present to discuss this matter. This road is