Yes I am Misty and yes I am aware attorney's love to drag out fights in litigation but it might be cheaper for him to move then since I only have to pay a portion of our attorney bills since there are several households out here on the same retainer so our legal fees have been split up where his are all his, I just built my home out here last year and it took over a year and half to build I'm not going anywhere and the State has made it quite clear in the letters back 2 two households that they don't agree with his side..
Whether the state agrees or not is pretty moot at the stage this is in.
Unless there's legislation already passed, then he built legally. And any future laws would probably contain a grandfather clause, because he had done the range before the law.
I wouldn't care for noise from a commercial range, myself. (I'm sure my private range isn't approved of by some of my neighbors. But I have it constructed well, and shoot only towards the back of my own ranch.)
Being as most states have laws that say they cannot fire a projectile across the property line, I'd consider putting up a solid, thin barrier that would show any hits from projectiles, and use that as prima facie evidence of not only criminal negligence, but civil grounds for endangerment.
