Does anyone know who we can contact to get the ball rolling on getting back the full range?

I just shot this off (pun intended) to Mayor Caldwell.
Dear Mayor Caldwell,
Than you for your support.
I understand that work is underway to rebuild the 100yd berm.
Is their any plans to relocate the steel plates, so that we can shoot beyond 100yds?
I have been using the Rifle Range for more then 12 years, at least once a week.  I'm eagerly awaiting the reopening. 

Current proposed new rules are 100 yards, paper targets only
I would be very surprised if there is any deviation from this
Does not hurt to ask, though

I'm more worried about allowing 50, 25 and even 10 yd distances. I personally do not shoot out beyond 50 yards, because thats the effective range of my weapon systems.

They didn't say which Friday.

IMHO, we need to keep pushing to get the whole range back.  The ricochet theory was based on the plates that were laying down.

Jim,

How does this ricochet theory work with plates laying down? You talking about the plane of the plate's surface being parallel to the level ground? The law of reflection dictates that the angle of incident equals the law of reflection. A round skimming the surface of a plate lying down would therefore be reflected off a flat plate at the same angle.

This is the response to my e-mail about going beyond 100yds.

Dear Mr.
Thank you for your email
the shooting distance of targets
on November 22, 2013, regarding the decision to limit
at the Koko Head Shooting Complex Rifle Range.
This management decision was instituted on November 1, 2013, due to
problems with the long distance targets which were being moved and/or placed in
inappropriate locations or in an unsafe manner. It was difficult to identify and correct
because the persons putting up targets were doing so possibly during the closure hours
of the range.
The decision to limit the maximum distance of shooting to be 100 yards is to
maintain a safe and controlled environment for the benefit of all users.
If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Todd Hiranaga, East Honolulu
Manager, at 373-8013.
Sincerely,
Kirk CaIdwell
Mayor

The evidence, or lack thereof,  does not matter here.  The facts are that the range has now found itself in the middle of a residential area.  The 'repaired'  range will be severely limited for rifle, from this point forward.   A purpose built rifle venue is the only option left for rifle owners.  Unless you are content on putting holes in paper exclusively at 100 yards.....