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Help! Design a public field - How much space?

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Posted by:
Fod
on October 14, 2003 at 17:25:09

Help! I'm a rec player, woodsball, playing only one year with my 12 year old son, his friends, and other Dads. When I asked my County about what public area at our 945 acre wooded park on a lake is okay for paintball, the county's response to me was
"We are presently working on a Master Plan for the park, I will look into the possibility of a specific area for paintball. We presently have areas for camping, picnicing, swimming, horseback riding, disc golf, and new boat ramps. How much of an area do you think would be needed ?"
So my question is, what's a reasonable approach to this? I like to hear your informed suggestions
Regards,
Fod

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Couple questions first Jake_Bradley 19:40:21 10/14/03 (1)

Re: Couple questions first Fod 22:51:28 10/16/03 (0)

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: Help! I'm a rec player, woodsball, playing only one year with my 12 year old son, his friends, and other Dads. When I asked my County about what public area at our 945 acre wooded park on a lake is okay for paintball, the county's response to me was : "We are presently working on a Master Plan for the park, I will look into the possibility of a specific area for paintball. We presently have areas for camping, picnicing, swimming, horseback riding, disc golf, and new boat ramps. How much of an area do you think would be needed ?" : So my question is, what's a reasonable approach to this? I like to hear your informed suggestions : Regards, : Fod

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