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City Council Archer's for Christ lease Review Committee Meeting August 23, 2001 Page 2 equal shot. Mr. Mark Rothfuss with the Archers for Christ explained that there are people available to show new members around and explain where they can hunt. During the first two weeks of the season, two members stay at the range around the clock. These members know where members are on the range and if the hunters do not return the two members will come in and look for the lost persons. Mr. Rothfuss pointed out that the bylaws cover these issues. Mr. Rothfuss said that every year the club is issued doe permits from the State of Texas and they have started issuing those permits by number, from Sunday to Sunday. He advised that anyone carrying a doe permit is responsible to call the officer in charge of issuing the permit Sunday night to verify that no one else needs the permit. If someone shows a need and you have already had your turn for a week, you turn the doe permit in and someone else can use it. Mr. Rothfuss went over the plans for the future of their club with the Committee along with safety issues and how they implement their rules. After further discussion, a motion was made by Mayor Pfiester, seconded by Chairman Manning, to recommend to the City Council to add to the lease with the Archers for Christ that they would allow reasonable access to the general public during non-archery Archer's events, and for non- hunting and non-archery purposes providing that individual members of the public do not interfere with the Archers use of the property, or represent a riskto themselves or others, or damage or disrupt the property of the City or Archers; and include the terms and locations as previously established by the City Attorney. The motion carried 3 ayes, 0 nays. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.