gun range

[Guest E A Lemoine]

Yes, the council is free to "OK" whatever it has the legal authority to do. If they do, it can be as far or as close as the legal authority says it can.

These are not parliamentary questions, but ones of a legal nature. Seek the advic"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

>>can a council ok a gun range next to a school? if they can,how far do they have to be?<<

The council should be far enough so they don't get hit."

[Guest Gary c Tesser]

Much more equanimity dealing with joyce's questions when they were about the bankrupt water authority !"

[Guest Kim Goldsworthy]

joyce adams,

Sorry, your question has nothing to do with Robert's Rules of Order.

The Book won't have an answer about whether a given body can do X.

It will depend on the authority granted to the body doing the action, and that is al"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

>>It just isn't a parliamentary question<<

Which is what Mr. Lemoine said three hours earlier."

[Guest joyce adams]

the bankruptsy is over,now they have gone 9,000 in debt. our council"

[Guest joyce adams]

they didn't go through the council for vote,they are just doing it with city equipment and their ideas"

[Guest joyce adams]

the best answer"

[Guest Robert]

From RONR point of view -

If a majority of those voting agree to a motion then it passes.

Off Topic:

In a few states, they actually have shooting ranges in the school to help the local rifle club practice, so it much depends on your stat"