Nevada: Clark County Shooting Park Opponents Defeated in District Court

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On Tuesday, May 12, the United States District Court in Nevada issued a ruling denying a federal injunction that would have halted construction of the multi-million dollar Clark County Shooting Park.  The months long legal battle began when a small band of homeowners, called the Residents for the Relocation of the Clark County Shooting Park, claimed that the County failed to provide adequate notice of the Park's construction, that the land was improperly zoned, and that the noise from the construction site and future shooting disciples would violate the county's noise ordinance and would be a nuisance as defined by state law.

According to court documents, U.S. District Court Judge Lloyd George was very clear in his decision, finding that "the plaintiffs had not met their burden of offering evidence establishing that irreparable harm is likely in the absence of an injunction."

According to the Shooting Park General Manager, former NRA Board of Director Don Turner, the plans for opening the Park in August remain intact and construction will be moving forward.  Thank you to all NRA members in and outside of Clark County for contacting the County Commissioners in support of the Park.