RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE COMPLEX PROJECT SUMMARY “GROWING UP IN SOUTH DAKOTA, WERE A BIG PART OF HOW I PROJECT DESCRIPTION WAS RAISED. OUR RESIDENTS AND OUR VISITORS SHOULD HAVE ACCESS TO QUALITY The SD GFP’s Rapid City Firearms Range Complex aims to be the premier SHOOTING RANGES WHERE THEY CAN LEARN SAFE AND RESPONSIBLE USE OF FIREARMS. firearms range complex in the region. Four hundred acres of rolling THIS NEW FREE PUBLIC RANGE IS JUST MINUTES FROM RAPID CITY AND WILL OFFER THE topography, solitude and natural beauty offer the perfect site for sporting FINEST OUTDOOR EVER CONSTRUCTED BY GAME, FISH AND PARKS. enthusiasts within minutes from Rapid City. THIS WILL PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES SO THAT GENERATIONS TO COME CAN LEARN TO LOVE SHOOTING SPORTS JUST AS I DID.” Organized in two separate areas (north and south), the complex offers a wider variety of options for all levels from hunters and recreational GOVERNOR KRISTI NOEM shooters to law enforcement training spaces. Designed with safety in mind, the range complex will offer men, women and children of all ages a world class opportunity to participate in multiple shooting sports. There is plenty of room for beginners and experts to shoot side by side with facilities for education, outreach, and organized shooting competitions.

The Master Plan is presented in phases for development based on funding availability and indicating potential for future growth based on the growing needs of the sporting population.

This Master Plan is a celebration of the outdoor heritage of western South Dakota and an invitation to imagine what the future of the sport can be in our region.

PROJECT GOALS

» To provide a safe designated place for people to go. » To create one complex that provides all amenities. » To layout the range so that it is well organized and flows nicely. » To build a range that supports the R3 Efforts: To recruit, retain, reactivate outdoor enthusiasts. » To build a community partnership project. » To design a complex that feels convenient, safe, and easy to use - just a few minutes from town.

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6/9/2021

21170 Rapid City Range Complex PROJECT PROGRAM

Area / Activity Qty Lanes Dimension Requirements Equipment Adjacencies NOTES: BUILDING FACILITY NET AREAS: SOUTH END Potential of using the space for air . Will have a Overhead door into storage (for driving Good visual control of area mezzanine, office space, bathrooms (single use - two), Hunter Ed Building 1 60' x 110' equipment in / out) from office window multiuse space for shooting lanes, classes, meetings, storage for equipment and targets. Two bays with shooting 50-yard Bay 6 5 lanes per bay 18 yds x 50 yds per bay Side and back berms benches for .22, muzzleloader, etc. 100-yard Bay 6 10 lanes per bay 36 yds x 100 yds per bay Side and back berms Shooting Benches Metal targets and shooting 200-300 yard Shooting Area 1 40 shooting positions 43,000-yard area benches 10' x 10' shooting pad and Stationary Shotgun Clay Target Area 10 stations 1 lane per station Shooting window mounted to shooting area Mounted clay bird throwers 900' fallout range LONG RANGE Staggered targets from 300- Long Range 1 20 lanes per bay 72 yds x 1,200 yds per bay Longest target range set to 1,200-yds yds to 1,200-yds NORTH END Each action bay to have a shelter and electrical Action Bay 11 - 30 yds x 50 yds per bay power Each action bay to have a shelter and electrical Action Bay 3 - 30 yds x 75 yds per bay power Each action bay to have a shelter and electrical Action Bay 3 - 30 yds x 100 yds per bay power Gravel path around the action area. Includes Versatile Training Area 1 - 50 yds x 300 yds berming on all sides 10' x 10' shooting pad and Sporting Clays 12 stations 1 lane per station Shooting window mounted to shooting area Mounted clay bird throwers 900' fallout range

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8 9 CASE STUDIES CMP TALLADEGA MARKSMANSHIP PARK CAMEO SHOOTING AND EDUCATION COMPLEX

CIVILIAN MARKSMANSHIP PROGRAM | TALLADEGA, AL CAMEO SHOOTING AND EDUCATION COMPLEX | PALISADE, CO CMP is a national organization dedicated to training and educating U.S. citizens Thoughtfully designed by competitive shooters seeking to build a world-class in responsibility uses of firearms and air rifles through gun safety training, shooting environment, the Cameo Shooting and Education Complex is a top marksmanship training and competitions. destination for people from all over the world to participate in organized shooting competition.

The Complex serves as an educational and training facility, where kids can learn about the safe use of firearms and law enforcement can sharpen their skills.

10 11 CASECASE STUDIES STUDIES CASECASECASE STUDIESSTUDIES STUDIES CASE STUDIES SITE SUPPORT BUILDINGS SITE SUPPORT BUILDINGS SITE SUPPORTSITESITE SUPPORTSUPPORT BUILDINGS BUILDINGSBUILDINGS SITE SUPPORT BUILDINGS

GFPGFP RAPID RAPID CITY CITY FIREARMS FIREARMS RANGE RANGE JLGJLG 21170 21170 | | © © 2021 2021 JLG JLG ARCHITECTS ARCHITECTS 88 GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 8 GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 8 GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 8 12 13 MASTERMASTER PLAN PLAN | OVERALL SITE OVERALL SITE

ELK VALE RD LONG RANGE

CENTRAL GREEN HUNTER ED BUILDING STATIONARY SHOTGUN CLAY TARGET AREA

ACTION BAYS VERSATILE TRAINING BAY

50-YD & 100-YD BAYS

200-300-YD SHOOTING AREA SPORTING CLAYS SOUTH END RANGE

FUTURE RANGE EXPANSION

NORTH END RANGE PROPERTY LINE

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ELK VALE RD LONG RANGE

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STATIONARY SHOTGUN CLAY TARGET AREA ACTION BAYS VERSATILE TRAINING BAY

50-YD & 100-YD BAYS

200-300-YD SHOOTING AREA SPORTING CLAYS SOUTH END RANGE

FUTURE RANGE EXPANSION

NORTH END RANGE PROPERTY LINE

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16 17 ENLARGED PLAN | LONG RANGE

The Long Range will share an entrance to the South End Range and will operate concurrent from other areas. This area provides the maximum shooting lengths that the site allows. The range is rotated 5o from the road in order to avoid visual distractions along the road. This area is accessible to experienced shooters. The Hunter Ed Building will provide space for a staff office with good visibility of the range for when staff is present. A Central Green space can accommodate various uses including overflow parking, but also space for outdoor events.

SPECIFICATIONS Long Range One (1) bay with twenty (20) lanes Two (2) shooting positions each lane F Class Position at 600-yards Hunter Education Building Flexible use building ENLARGED PLAN | SOUTH END RANGE Twelve (12) air or archery lanes LOGISTICS Parking lot with approx 100 stalls Parking area convenient from each bay Storage space The Complex’s South End Range is intended to be open to the general public. A visible entrance feature will welcome guests to the Complex and provide SHOOTING BAY AMENITIES navigation for visitors on the different areas to be accessed. Adequate way- SOUTH END RANGE LONGGravel surfacing RANGE finding will be incorporated into the design for ease of navigation. The range Shade shelter outside action line provides a wide variety of areas to cater to the varied interest of hunters and recreational shooters. HUNTER ED SPECIFICATIONS BUILDING 50-yard Bays Six (6) bays with five (5) lanes each LONG RANGE 100-yard Bays HUNTER ED Six (6) bays with ten (10) lanes each BUILDING STATIONARY SHOTGUN 200/300-yard Shooting Area CLAY TARGET AREA CENTRAL GREEN Forty (40) shooting positions

Stationary Shotgun Clay Target Area STATIONARY SHOTGUN Ten (10) shooting positions with mounted clay bird throwers CLAY TARGET AREA

LOGISTICS Parking lot with approx 100 stalls 50-YD & 100-YD BAYS GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 12 Parking area convenient from each bay Storage space The Long Range will share an entrance to the South End Range and will operate Vault toilets located throughout concurrent from other areas. This area provides the maximum shooting lengths SHOOTING BAY AMENITIES that the site allows. The range is rotated 5o from the road in order to avoid Gravel surfacing Shade shelter outside action line visual distractions along the road. This area is accessible to experienced 200-300-YD SHOOTING AREA shooters. The Hunter Ed Building will provide space for a staff office with good visibility of the range for when staff is present. A Central Green space can accommodate various uses including overflow parking, but also space for outdoor events.

The Complex’s South End Range is intended to be open to the general public. SPECIFICATIONS GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE A visible entrance feature will welcome guests to the Complex and provideJLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 11 Long Range navigation for visitors on the different areas to be accessed. Adequate One (1) bay with twenty (20) lanes wayfinding will be incorporated into the design for ease of navigation. The Two (2) shooting positions each lane range provides a wide variety of areas to cater to the varied interest of F Class Position at 600-yards hunters and recreational shooters. Hunter Education Building SPECIFICATIONS Flexible use building 50-yard Bays Twelve (12) air rifle or archery lanes » Six (6) bays with five (5) lanes each 100-yard Bays LOGISTICS Parking lot with approx 100 stalls » Six (6) bays with ten (10) lanes each 200/300-yard Shooting Area Parking area convenient from each bay Storage space » Forty (40) shooting positions Stationary Shotgun Clay Target Area SHOOTING BAY AMENITIES » Ten (10) shooting positions with mounted clay bird throwers Gravel surfacing Shade shelter outside action line LOGISTICS Parking lot with approx 100 stalls Parking area convenient from each bay Storage space Vault toilets located throughout

SHOOTING BAY AMENITIES Gravel surfacing Shade shelter outside action line

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SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions: 60’ x 110’

POTENTIAL USES Hunter Education Classes HUNTER ED BUILDING ENLARGED PLAN | NORTH END RANGE Large / Small Meeting Capacity NORTH END RANGE Staff Office Storage with direct exterior access The Complex’sAir Rifle orNorth Archery End lanes Range with twelve is located(12) shooting in lanesthe at 20-yds The Complex’s North End Range is located in the highest point of the site, the area with the most challenging topography, lending itself nicely to the Sporting Clays area. The North End Range highestUSERS point of the site, the area with the most will have controlled access and the entrance will not be prominently noticeable from the road. challenging Education topography, staff and students lending itself nicely to Adequate way-finding will be incorporated into the design for ease of navigation. The range Youth Groups provides a variety of areas to cater to the varied interest of the experienced shooters, shooting the Sporting Clays area. The North End Range Shooting sports groups clubs and law enforcement groups. will have controlled access and the entrance will SPECIFICATIONS notAMENITIES be prominently noticeable from the road. Action Bays Power Eleven (11) 50-yard bays Adequate way-finding will be incorporated into Three (3) 75-yard bays NORTH END RANGE Water Three (3) 100-yard bays the designTechnology for ease of navigation. The range VERSATILE TRAINING BAY Views of South Range Versatile Training Bay provides a variety of areas to cater to the varied interest of the experienced shooters, Sporting Clays (Shotguns) Twelve (12) shooting positions with mounted clay bird throwers shooting clubs and law enforcement groups. ACTION BAYS LOGISTICS Parking area convenient from each bay SPECIFICATIONS Area for placement of storage sheds SPORTING CLAYS Vault toilets located throughout Action Bays » Eleven (11) 50-yard bays » Three (3) 75-yard bays » Three (3) 100-yard bays Versatile Training Bay Sporting Clays (Shotguns) Twelve (12) shooting positions with mounted clay bird throwers

LOGISTICS

ParkingGFP RAPID CITYarea FIREARMS convenient RANGE from each bay JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 14 GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 13 Area for placement of storage sheds Vault toilets located throughout SPECIFICATIONS USERS Dimensions: 60’ x 110’ Education staff and students Youth Groups POTENTIAL USES Shooting sports groups Hunter Education Classes Large / Small Meeting Capacity AMENITIES Staff Office Power Storage with direct exterior access Water Air Rifle or Archery lanes with twelve (12) shooting lanes at Technology 20-yds Views of South Range

20 21 HUNTER ED BUILDING AND PLAZA Hunter Education Building GFP Rapid City Firearms Range

05/28/2021 22 23 TYPICALTYPICALTYPICAL RANGE RANGE RANGE SHELTERS SHELTERS SHELTERS

TYPICAL RANGE SHELTERS

TYPICALTYPICALTYPICAL RANGE RANGE RANGE SHELTERS SHELTERS SHELTERS

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GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 16 GFP RAPIDGFP RAPIDCITY FIREARMS CITY FIREARMS RANGE RANGE JLGJLG 21170 21170 | © | 2021© 2021 JLG JLG ARCHITECTS ARCHITECTS 16 16 TYPICAL LAYOUTSTYPICAL | 50-YD RANGE LAYOUTS TYPICAL LAYOUTS | 100-YD RANGE 50 YARD RANGE 100 YARD RANGE

LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION South End Range South End Range South End Range South End Range SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS Six (6) bays with five (5) lanes each Six (6) bays with ten (10) lanes each Two (2) of the lanes with benches SPECIFICATIONS All lanes with benches - ambidextrous SPECIFICATIONS Storage shelf / table at shooting lanesSix (6) bays with five (5) lanes each Six (6) bays with ten (10) lanes each DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONS Two (2) of the lanes with benches Lane: 10’ wide All lanes with benches - ambidextrous Lane: 10’ wide Storage shelf / table at shooting lanes Side Boundary: 8’ wide Side Boundary: 8’ wide First Target Line: 50 yards DIMENSIONS First Target Line: 25 yards Second Target Line: 75 yards Second Target Line: 50 yards DIMENSIONS Third Target Line: 100 yards Lane: 10’ wide Back Berm: 52 yards Lane: 10’ wide Back Berm: 106 yards Side Boundary: 8’ wide TARGETS Side Boundary: 8’ wide TARGETS First Target Line: 50 yards Paper Targets on Target Backer First Target Line: 25 yards Paper Targets on Target Backer Second Target Line: 75 yards BERM HEIGHT Second Target Line: 50 yards BERM HEIGHT Third Target Line: 100 yards Sides: 12’ minimum design height Back Berm: 52 yards Sides: 12’ minimum design height Back Berm: 106 yards End: 20’ minimum design height End: 20’ minimum design height

Primary Weapons: Pistols, muzzle loaders, andTARGETS possibly rifles for sighting in Primary Weapons: Rifles TARGETS

Age Range: Users of all ages Paper Targets on Target Backer Age Range: Users of all ages Paper Targets on Target Backer

Experience Level: Novice to Experienced Experience Level: Novice to Experienced BERM HEIGHT BERM HEIGHT Potential associated use: Possibly some competitionSides: shooting 12’ minimum and club days design for local gunheight clubs. Potential associated use: Possibly some competitionSides: shooting 12’ andminimum club days designfor local gun height clubs. End: 20’ minimum design height End: 20’ minimum design height

Primary Weapons: Pistols, muzzle loaders, and Primary Weapons: Rifles possibly rifles for sighting in Age Range: Users of all ages Age Range: Users of all ages Experience Level: Novice to Experienced Experience Level: Novice to Experienced Potential associated use: Possibly some competition Potential associated use: Possibly some competition shooting and club days for local gun clubs. GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE shooting and club days for local gun clubs. JLG 21170GFP | RAPID© 2021 CITY JLG FIREARMS ARCHITECTS RANGE 17 JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 18

“WE ARE AIMING TO CREATE THE PREMIER FIREARM RANGE IN WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTA. FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF ROLLING TOPOGRAPHY AND SOLITUDE OFFER THE PERFECT SITE FOR OUR SPORTING ENTHUSIASTS WITHIN MINUTES OF RAPID CITY.” JOHN KANTA, TERRESTRIAL SECTION CHIEF

26 27 TYPICAL LAYOUTSTYPICAL | 200-/300-YD LAYOUTS SHOOTING AREA 200-300 YARD RANGE 1,000 AND 1,200 YARD RANGE GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE GFP RAPID CITY LOCATION LOCATION rifle precision and matches shooting range long competitions. for Used public. the to LOCATION Open Potential associated use: Level:Experience Age Range: Weapons: Primary HEIGHT BERM TARGETS DIMENSIONS SPECIFICATIONS LOCATION LAYOUTSTYPICAL | 1,000-YD & 1,200-YD RANGE South End Range South End Range Long Range End: 20’ minimum design height Sides: 12’ minimum design height Steel Targets 1,200 yardsBack Berm: First Target Line: 300 yards, then at each 100 yard line after 8’ wide Side Boundary: Lane: 10’ wide All lanes with benches - ambidextrous (20) shootingOne (1) bay with twenty positions Long Range SPECIFICATIONS Teenager and older

Forty (40) shooting positions Experienced Rifles All lanes with benches - ambidextrousSPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS Forty (40) shooting positions One (1) bay with twenty (20) shooting positions DIMENSIONS Lane: 10’ wide All lanes with benches - ambidextrous All lanes with benches - ambidextrous Side Boundary: 8’ wide First Target Line: 100 yards, then at eachDIMENSIONS 25 yard line after DIMENSIONS Back Berm: 306 yards Lane: 10’ wide Lane: 10’ wide TARGETS Side Boundary: 8’ wide Side Boundary: 8’ wide Steel Targets First Target Line: 100 yards, then at each 25 yard First Target Line: 300 yards, then at each 100 yard BERM HEIGHT line after line after Sides: 12’ minimum design height End: 20’ minimum design height Back Berm: 306 yards Back Berm: 1,200 yards

Primary Weapons: Rifles TARGETS TARGETS Age Range: Teenager and older Steel Targets Steel Targets Experience Level: Novice to Experienced BERM HEIGHT BERM HEIGHT Potential associated use: Used for long range shooting matches and precision rifle competitions. Sides: 12’ minimum design height Sides: 12’ minimum design height End: 20’ minimum design height End: 20’ minimum design height

Primary Weapons: Rifles Primary Weapons: Rifles Age Range: Teenager and older Age Range: Teenager and older Experience Level: Novice to Experienced Experience Level: Experienced Potential associated use: Used for long range Potential associated use: Open to the public. Used shooting matches and precision rifle competitions. for long range shooting matches and precision rifle competitions. GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 19 JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 20

28 29 TYPICAL LAYOUTS TYPICAL LAYOUTS | STATIONARY SHOTGUN CLAY TARGET AREA TYPICAL LAYOUTS | ACTION BAYS STATIONARY SHOTGUN CLAY TARGET AREA ACTION BAYS

LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION South End Range South End Range North End Range North End Range SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS Ten (10) shooting locations Eleven (11) bays - 50 yard length Clay bird throwers bolted down SPECIFICATIONS Three (3) bays - 75 yard length SPECIFICATIONS Ten (10) shooting locations Three (3) bays - 100 yard length Eleven (11) bays - 50 yard length DIMENSIONS 10’ x 10’ concrete pad Clay bird throwers bolted down DIMENSIONS Three (3) bays - 75 yard length Shooting frame Bay: 30 yards wide Three (3) bays - 100 yard length 900’ fall out area Side Boundary: 8’ wide DIMENSIONS Targets: By user group TARGETS Back Berm: 56 yards, 81 yards, 106DIMENSIONS yards depending on bay length Clay birds 10’ x 10’ concrete pad Shooting frame TARGETS Bay: 30 yards wide Primary Weapons: Shotguns with non-toxic900’ ammo fall out area By user group Side Boundary: 8’ wide Age Range: Users of all ages BERM HEIGHT Targets: By user group TARGETS Sides: 12’ minimum design height Back Berm: 56 yards, 81 yards, 106 yards Experience Level: Novice to Experienced End: 20’ minimum design height Clay birds depending on bay length Potential associated use: Used by local clubs for contests. Primary Weapons: Multiple Weapons

Primary Weapons: Shotguns with non-toxic ammo Age Range: Teenager and older TARGETS

Age Range: Users of all ages Experience Level: Experienced - Limited publicBy user access groupto range Experience Level: Novice to Experienced Potential associated use: Primarily used by shooting groups. 3 and 4 gun competitions. Tactical shooting Potential associated use: Used by local clubs for competitions. Will be used for large competitionBERM matches. HEIGHT contests. Sides: 12’ minimum design height End: 20’ minimum design height

Primary Weapons: Multiple Weapons Age Range: Teenager and older Experience Level: Experienced - Limited public access to range GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLGGFP ARCHITECTS RAPID CITY FIREARMS21 RANGE Potential Associated Use: Primarily used by shooting JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 22 groups.

30 31 TYPICAL LAYOUTSTYPICAL | VERSATILE LAYOUTS TRAINING BAY TYPICAL LAYOUTS | SPORTING CLAYS VERSATILE TRAINING BAY SPORTING CLAYS

LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION North End Range North End Range North End Range North End Range SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS One (1) bay - 50 yards by 300 yards Twelve (12) shooting locations SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS DIMENSIONS One (1) bay - 50 yards by 300 yards DIMENSIONS Twelve (12) shooting locations Bay: 300 yards wide 10’ x 10’ concrete pad Side Boundary: 8’ wide Shooting frame Back Berm: 56 yards DIMENSIONS 900’ fall out area DIMENSIONS

TARGETS Bay: 300 yards wide TARGETS 10’ x 10’ concrete pad By user group Side Boundary: 8’ wide Clay birds Shooting frame BERM HEIGHT Back Berm: 56 yards Primary Weapons: Shotguns 900’ fall out area Sides: 12’ minimum design height End: 20’ minimum design height Age Range: Users of all ages TARGETS TARGETS Primary Weapons: Multiple Weapons By user group Experience Level: Novice to experiencedClay - Limited birds public access to range Age Range: Teenager and older Potential associated use: Used by local clubs for contests and limited public access.

Experience Level: Experienced / ProfessionalBERM - Limited HEIGHT public access to range Primary Weapons: Shotguns Sides: 12’ minimum design height Age Range: Users of all ages Potential associated use: Multiple use area for competition matches, shooting clubs, archery, general public use and law enforcement training and qualifyingEnd: area. 20’ Used minimum by local police, design sheriff, heightfederal agencies and GFP LE. Experience Level: Novice to experienced - Limited public access to range Primary Weapons: Multiple Weapons Potential Associated Use: Used by local clubs for Age Range: Teenager and older contests and limited public access. Experience Level: Experienced / Professional - Limited public access to range Potential Associated Use: Multiple use area for competition matches, shooting clubs, archery, general public use and law enforcement training and qualifying area. Used by local police, sheriff, federal GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE agencies and GFP LE. JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLGGFP ARCHITECTS RAPID CITY FIREARMS23 RANGE JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 24

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BUDGET SUMMARY JLG #21170 GFP Rapid City Firearms Range Issued: Date June 2021 POTENTIAL IMPACT PROBABLE COST

The total economic impact of the firearm and ammunition industry in the United CONSTRUCTION COSTS SOFT COSTS (OWNER) Professional Fees $0 States increased from $19.1 billion in 2008 to $63.5 billion in 2019, a 232 Long Range Bays and Visitor Center Cost/SF Area (SF) percent increase, while the total number of full-time equivalent jobs rose Reimbursable Expenses $0 Hunter Ed Building $120 8,600 $1,032,000 Owner Fees $0 from approximately 166,000 to over 342,330, a 106 percent increase in Surfacing $382,000 Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FFE) $0 that period, according to a report released by the National Shooting Sports Site Furnishings $420,000 Technology Security and Equipment $0 Foundation®, the industry’s trade association. Landscaping $252,000 Site Survey $0 Earthwork and Grading $968,000 Geotechnical Report $0 Utilities $365,999 Hazardous Material Abatement $0 Southwick Associates’ reports that Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration excise Structures $25,000 Temporary Heat $0 taxes are generated by huntingrelated and non-hunting related activities. SUBTOTAL $3,444,999 Special Inspections and Testing $0 Non-hunting activities are generally comprised of recreational shooting, home Permits $0 South Site Tapping Fee $0 and self-defense, firearms collecting and non-law enforcement or military Surfacing $642,000 Legal, Admin or Miscellaneous Cost $0 work-related purchases. As of 2020, firearms represented 59.9% of all Site Furnishings $511,000 Moving Cost $0 U.S. consumer sales obligated to pay into the Wildlife Restoration program. Landscaping $107,000 *All softcosts are estimated at 15% Earthwork and Grading $786,000 TOTAL SOFT COSTS $1,292,025 The other sources are ammunition (33.9% of taxable sales) and archery Utilities $141,000 products (6.2%). Of U.S. retail firearms sales, 22.0% can be assigned to Structures $45,000 hunting purposes, and the remainder (78.0%) to non-hunting purposes. Of U.S. SUBTOTAL $2,232,000 TOTAL PROJECT COST TOTAL PROJECT COST $9,905,524 retail ammunition sales, 32.3% can be assigned to hunting purposes, and the North Site remainder (67.7%) to non-hunting purposes. Surfacing $482,000 Site Furnishings $474,000 $74,000 Currently in PenningtonPROBABLE County, approximately COST 4.74% of the total population Landscaping Earthwork and Grading $688,000 participated regularly in shooting sports in the past 12 months. The statewide Utilities $40,000 average of shooting sport participants in South Dakota is 5.55% of the total Structures $55,000 population. One of the goals of the Rapid City firearm range complex is to SUBTOTAL $1,813,000 recruit and reactivate shooting sport participants in Pennington County and surrounding areas to increase the percentage of shooting sport participants Contingency 15% $1,123,500 $0 up to the at least the statewideBUDGET average. SUMMARY With this increase we could expect Escalation Fall 2021 Start SUBTOTAL $1,123,500 approximately 865 more shooters JLGjust #21170 in Pennington GFP Rapid City FirearmsCounty Range from the current 5,393 for a total of 6,258. ShootingIssued: sport Date Juneparticipants 2021 spend between $100 This probable cost summary is reflective of knowledge available on this project as of this date. Market conditions, and $250 per month or $1,200 - $3,000 per year on shooting equipment, TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COSTS $8,613,499 program changes, bidding conditions, and other marketplace factors can and will affect this summary. The ammo, guns, etc. These numbers are considered to be low due to the current summary is provided to determine and approximate scope of project. demand for and availabilityCONSTRUCTION and prices COSTS of shooting sport products. Currently, SOFT COSTS (OWNER) Professional Fees $0 Long Range Bays and Visitor Center Cost/SF Area (SF) GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 26 shooting sport participants in Pennington County are spending approximately Reimbursable Expenses $0 $6,471,600 - $16,719,000Hunter ($11,325,300 Ed Building Average) annually on shooting $120 8,600 $1,032,000 Owner Fees $0 sports. Increasing the numberSurfacing of shooting sport participants in Pennington County $382,000 Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FFE) $0 $420,000 Technology Security and Equipment $0 to the statewide average wouldSite Furnishings generate an estimated increase of $1,038,000 Landscaping $252,000 Site Survey $0 - $2,595,000 of additional Earthworkmoney spent and Grading on shooting sports annually. Based $968,000 Geotechnical Report $0 on the estimates above, PenningtonUtilities County could see a 16% increase in money $365,999 Hazardous Material Abatement $0 spent on shooting sports equipmentStructures alone. $25,000 Temporary Heat $0 SUBTOTAL $3,444,999 Special Inspections and Testing $0 PROBABLE COST Permits $0 The Rapid City firearm rangeSouth complexSite will also host a number of local and Tapping Fee $0 national shooting competitionsSurfacing and events which will generate significant positive $642,000 Legal, Admin or Miscellaneous Cost $0 Site Furnishings $511,000 Moving Cost $0 economic impact to the area.Landscaping As an example, Southwick Associates’ reported $107,000 *All softcosts are estimated at 15% that the 2015 SSSF NationalEarthwork Championship and Grading at the World Shooting and $786,000 TOTAL SOFT COSTS $1,292,025 Recreational Complex in Sparta,Utilities Ill. contributed $15,797,787 to the Illinois GDP, $141,000 Structures $45,000 BUDGET SUMMARY generated $3,960,917 in tax revenues, and supported 245 jobs in the state. JLG #21170 GFP Rapid City Firearms Range SUBTOTAL $2,232,000 TOTAL PROJECT COST TOTAL PROJECT COST $9,905,524 Issued: Date June 2021 North Site Surfacing $482,000 Site Furnishings $474,000 SOFT COSTS (OWNER) Landscaping $74,000 CONSTRUCTION COSTS Professional Fees $0 Earthwork and Grading $688,000 Long Range Bays and Visitor Center Cost/SF Area (SF) Reimbursable Expenses $0 Utilities $40,000 Hunter Ed Building $120 8,600 $1,032,000 Owner Fees $0 Structures $55,000 $382,000 SUBTOTAL $1,813,000 Surfacing Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FFE) $0 34 Site Furnishings 35 $420,000 Technology Security and Equipment $0 Landscaping $252,000 Site Survey $0 $968,000 Geotechnical Report $0 Contingency 15% $1,123,500 Earthwork and Grading $365,999 Hazardous Material Abatement $0 Escalation Fall 2021 Start $0 Utilities Structures $25,000 Temporary Heat $0 SUBTOTAL $1,123,500 SUBTOTAL $3,444,999 Special Inspections and Testing $0 This probable cost summary is reflective of knowledge available on this project as of this date. Market conditions, Permits $0 Tapping Fee $0 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COSTS $8,613,499 program changes, bidding conditions, and other marketplace factors can and will affect this summary. The South Site $642,000 summary is provided to determine and approximate scope of project. Surfacing Legal, Admin or Miscellaneous Cost $0 Site Furnishings $511,000 Moving Cost $0 Landscaping $107,000 *All softcosts are estimated at 15% GFP RAPID CITY FIREARMS RANGE JLG 21170 | © 2021 JLG ARCHITECTS 26 Earthwork and Grading $786,000 TOTAL SOFT COSTS $1,292,025 Utilities $141,000 Structures $45,000 SUBTOTAL $2,232,000 TOTAL PROJECT COST TOTAL PROJECT COST $9,905,524 North Site Surfacing $482,000 Site Furnishings $474,000 Landscaping $74,000 Earthwork and Grading $688,000 Utilities $40,000 Structures $55,000 SUBTOTAL $1,813,000

Contingency 15% $1,123,500 Escalation Fall 2021 Start $0 SUBTOTAL $1,123,500 This probable cost summary is reflective of knowledge available on this project as of this date. Market conditions, TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COSTS $8,613,499 program changes, bidding conditions, and other marketplace factors can and will affect this summary. The summary is provided to determine and approximate scope of project.

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