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Motion to seek injunction over Camp Bonneville withdrawn

But two Clark County residents urge state to act to prevent law enforcement agencies from using property

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A motion seeking to block law enforcement agencies from using the shooting range at the Clark County-owned Camp Bonneville property was recently withdrawn. Vancouver residents Patti Reynolds and Janet Landesberg have asked the state to enforce the environmental restrictions detailed in the 2006 agreement that turned ownership of the former U.S. Army base over to the county. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian files)

Legal efforts to block Clark County from continuing to allow law enforcement to use Camp Bonneville’s shooting range came to an end last week after Vancouver resident Patti Reynolds withdrew her motion for an injunction.

In her motion, which was filed in October in Clark County Superior Court, Reynolds said the county violated the conservation conveyance terms “by allowing the use of Camp Bonneville by law enforcement as a place for target practice, a place to detonate explosives, a place to store evidence or ammunition, or to conduct training exercises.”

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