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Environmental Regulations Affecting Shooting Ranges

Agency: Natural Resources

Shooting Ranges may be subject to numerous local, state and federal regulations, just like other activities and operations. The links on this page represent relevant State and Federal references that may directly or indirectly impact your range. Other laws, permits, procedures, etc. may also apply and this page should not be regarded as all encompassing.

Michigan

Michigan Environmental Regulations Fact Sheet (pdf file)
Part 31, Water Resources Protection
Part 111, Hazardous Waste Management
Part 115, Solid Waste Management (pdf file)
Part 201, Environmental Remediation
Best Management Practices at Active Shooting Ranges Operational Memorandum 111-23 (pdf file)

Federal

Miscellaneous

Court Decision in Connecticut Coastal Fishermen's Association v. Remington Arms Co.
Characterization and Remediation of Soils at Closed Small Arms Firing Ranges; produced by ITRC's Small Arms Firing Range Team.This document serves as a tool for planning and evaluating lead soil remediation systems.


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