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New Range to Open in Monmouth County

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Looks like a private company (Kiely) bought the Ft Monmouth Pistol Range and will open it for the public sometime in the next year or so:

 

http://wordontheshore.com/kiely-purchasing-fort-monmouth-pistol-range-in-tinton-falls-cms-4596

 

Kiely Purchasing Fort Monmouth Pistol Range In Tinton Falls

 

TINTON FALLS: Kiely Realty Group has agreed to buy the indoor pistol range and surrounding properties in the borough's section of Fort Monmouth.

 

The Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority approved a $2.9 million purchase and sale agreement with Kiely for the property at its November meeting.

 

Kiely was the highest scoring bidder and offered the highest purchase price on the pistol range, the nearby fire and police training area and a 1.5-acre parcel that will serve as an extension of the range.

 

Kiely, which is based in Long Branch, will develop the properties in phases.

 

Phase 1 will include the development of the existing range into a "for-profit private entity commercial firearms range offering a shooting and educational experience to the public, government entities and private membership." A 10,000-square-foot addition will be made to the property which will expand the educational and training areas of the range.

 

The first phase is expected to bring 25 full and part time jobs to the borough by Dec. 31, 2018 and Kiely will be fined for each job that is not created.

 

For the second phase, Kiely will lease the adjacent 5,000-square-foot structure to certified women business enterprises, Traffic Plan. The company, based in Farmingdale, provides traffic safety solutions to utility companies, municipalities, and private contractors in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

 

Traffic Plan will relocate five management and 60 union employees from Farmingdale to the new headquarters at the fort and could add another 40 once its planned expansion occurs.

 

Kiely is expected to begin site improvements and renovation work within 45 days of closing on the property and complete construction within two years.

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