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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1962-04-03 Council MinutesH IM 1� FORM 14' MUNICIPAL AGENDA FOR COUNCIL MEETING APRIL, 1962 ''l. Returning Officer's statement - election results ,/'2. Oath of 6ffice of councillor C. C. Campbell s3. Appointmlent of Reeve (1 yr.), Deputy -Reeve (6 mos.) J 4. Approval of minutes of meeting of March 12th & 19th, 1962 s5. Decision re road bans 1'6. Banking resolutions ,,.7. General prganization: Members of Agricultural Service Board Members of Court of Revision (5) Representatives for Drumheller Health Unit (2) Representative to 3 Hills School Div. meetings (1) Any other committees that Council desire, as`finance, ,road, shop, land purchases & fence agreements for roads, pound disputes, safety comm., and others Representatives to Boards of Seed Cleaning Plants Representative to Board of Home for the Aged `18.'" Office administration and rates of pay j-9,,/,Councillors' rates of pay jSec. 55) 4\10. Agricultural Service Board report; budget; extra help; etc. 11. Fri. April 6th : 10 A.M. - meet present road employees 1 P.M. - meet new applicants k,"12. Applications for position of cook for north crew 13. Set date for Court of Revision ; brief report from Assessor 14. Corresp ondence: Supervisor, Brucellosis Control - choice of Ve Supervisor, Pest Control - Drumheller meeting s r. 5th p.m. John Howard Society - Calgary meeting Apr. 13th eve. Mr. K. A. Luke - Huxley Hutterites G. I. Johpson - Pt. NE- 27- 33-'6 -4 Canadian utilities - power line extensions Robertson, Anderson & Co. - 1962 audit C. N. R. Agent, Swalwell - services, etc. Western Stock Growers Assoc. - cattle rust ing Central Alta. Assoc. of M. D.'s - meeting r. 28th Dept. of Municipal Affairs - winter works extended to May 31st Hail Suppression - report of Vote on By -Law; Agreement P. F. A. -- 31 -25 -4; 32 -25 -4 Linden ratepayers - water supply Dept. of Highways - STOP signs Y'� `Pioneer Machinery - Grade More attachments $495. each Royal Bank - authority to borrow -Jim Bishop - letter re Dr. I. P -'15. Approval of monthly statement for V 962 ^16. Payment of portion of est. 1962 requisition - 3 Hills S. D.($259000.) 17. General business, reports, etc.: 1962 road program Report re Mrs. Powlan land deal, etc. NW- 19- 30 -25 -4 y -Law to purchase David Falk property Pt. NW- 19- 30 -25 -4 Policy re use of new and old Municipal offices Report of A. A. M. D. meeting of Mar. 28th Sub - office for Drumheller Health Unit - rent, etc. Floor Polisher for $216.00 Dustbane 16" - 2 brushes Paul Weigum house at Sunnyslope - moving it? (Alva Toews Report re new office costs, etc.; official opening Power and phone lines to be moved �'- .Mo information re delivery of two new trucks Torrington well - report and water test 1962 Municipal budget Town of Three Hills - rural fire protection Wording of By -Law & Agreement - Texas Gates Aaron Megli deal re well site at Linden pociad :t,4�tff:le LW111. 61 is LTD, FORM 14 MUNICIPAL ciai LTD. Corres-p General. COUNCIL MEETING APR. 25/62 ence : .Assessment Equal. Board -- $13,1509671. Dept. of 111un. Affairs - Can Western Gas assess Dept. of Highways - road grant $92,541. Bridges--S/SE-1-33-25-4 Olds Town ,`W/SW- 32- 32 -23 -4 Overpass "W/NW- 3-30 -25 -4 W/SW- 34.2 -30- 26 -4 ✓S1t1- 29- 27 -20 -4 Beynon ^ 5E- 4- 32 -26 -4 Stankievech " Park & Recreation must be ea'nred in 1962 Olds Mun. Hospital Dist - requisition to follow Elnora it " - no requisition Street Robbins Morrow - rippers as quoted 197 ' Line Equit,, Allis v Coutts I°lachinery - wire cable Yy County of Mt. View - road employees salary schedule Inspection Branch as at Torrington well house OK now Robertson, Anderson Co. - thanks Mollard and Associates - airphoto gravel search Wkmens. Comp. Board - Donald Herman Highway Motors - gas price to trucks Norman Dyck - looking for work P F R. A -- Vernon hanson irrigation Superannuation Board - new Govt. plan Dept of Mun. Affa ..rs - rural fire costs Drumheller Health knit - new well at Linden Business Administrators - Ivan Valente Request bridge for SE- 3- 30 -25 -4 Frontier Geophysical - old office Phillip Hock - land payment to Quance Est. Welfare report - Mr & Mrs L W Jack Rental or disposal of Pt. NE- 16- 32_ -26 -4 (Ehrman land) Adrien Lemay - old grader at Huxley Mr R Koch - grass seed for West 16- 33 -24 -4 D. C. Dau - request No Dumping sign at Grantville E. J. Frere - fill_ in old channel - acct. 512.00 for other work -- Requests for 1962 grants -Aaron Megli - agreement signed Land & Fence agreements -Road grant application plans Budget discussion Shop comm. report Who age going to Red Deer on Sat ? .J Electio results Oaths Present M R eeve Deputy- Reeve Minutes Road ban Banking A S Bd. 9-31-22 Bishop FORM 149 MUNICIPAL - District o commencing COUNCIL MLc,-L-Li U April 3, 1962 Page 1 I'he statutory meeting of the Council of -the Municipal Kneehill -#48 was held in the Municipal officel Three Hills at 9:00 A.M. on "pril 3, 1962 The Secretary - Treasury called the meeting to order and then read tae report of the Returning Officer showing the following: Elected by acclamation as Councillor for Division 7• Mr. C. C. Campbell Elected by acclamation to the Board of the Three Hills Municipal dosDital District. Ward 2 - Harold Richardson Ward 3 - J. B. Leuf Ward 4 - C E Ruby Office as G Reeve of the moved that Y as Reeve anc Councillor Campbell subscribed to the required Oath of ncil-lor. Councillors present for this meeting were* Mr. A. H. Church Div 1 Mr Noah Boese Div 2 Mr Ralph W Brown Div 3 Mr. Dunc Peters Div. 4 Mr H. R. Loosmore Div Mr 3 J Schmelke Div 6 Mr C. C Campbell Div q The becretary - Treasurer then called for nominations for Council kir Schmel-ke nominated Mr. Brown Mr Loosmore minations cease. Carried. Mr. Brown was declared elected he then took charge of the meeting The Reeve then called for nominations for Deputy - Reeve for the next si2 months. Mr. Peters moved that Mr. Boese be b Deputy - Reeve. Mr Church roved that nominations cease Carried Mr oese was de- clared elected meeting of Carried. except that , reasi 11' Bank I that the ReE authorizcd I approved as the east hat Company had Alex. Weir, Mr. S. W. Pe report of tr Gordon Park, costs of rec the Council be -presented Mr Boese moved that Council approve of the minutes of the arch 12 and 19, 1962 as per copy mailed to each member 1-Ir Peters moved that the road ban restrictions be removed no travel be all-owed in ditches. Carried. Mr Campbell moved that banking be done through the Royal y Branch I `three three Hills and the of Montreal, Trochug and ve or Deputy - Reeve and the Secretary - Treasurer be o sign cheques, etc and that other banking arrangements be in effect last year. Carried. The Council -then discussed the reclamation of a portion of of 9 - 31 - 22 - 4 at the location where Kneehill Coal arried out coal stripping operations. A letter from Mr. olicitor of the Department of Agriculture, and add_1!1,:,.,1,1d to tern, was read to Council. Also read to Council was the Agricultural Service Board and its recommendations Mr Mr Peters and Mr Loosmore presented an estimate of the aiming the land as �IP1963.28 and they referred this then to or approval. They had been asked to prepare an estimate to at an Arbitfation Board hearing in Calgary in this regard After discussion, Mr Campbell moved that the Council approve of the submission of the report as prepared by the Field Supervisor and the committea of the Agricultural Service Board in which they estimate it would cost ,'1963.28 to reasonably reclaim the land and nut it back into grass Carried. C1 I LTD. See Page 2 members of A. S. 3d. V Carried Co7t ofjj Revisionli D.H.U. School Div. rep Finance Road Shop Road agreemen Pound Safet Seed Plants Home for Aged Office bldg members of Brown as C District's Carried. COUNCIL MEE2ING APRIL 3, 1962 Page 2 Mr. k`jchmelke moved that the following be appointed as the Agricultural Service Board, Mr. Duncan Peters Council Member (Chairman) Mr. Ralph Loosmore Council Member Mr P J G Rock Ratepayer illember Mr. James P. Christie Ratepayer Member Mr. S. W Pettem, D A Government Represettative Mr Gordon Park Field Supervisor and that Mr. H. J. Hanson be Secretary to this Board. Mr. Peters moved that the following Councillors be the he Court of Revision. Mr Brown, Boese, Peters, Loosmore, and Schmelke with Mr irman. Carried. Mr Boese moved that Mr. Church and Mr. Campbell be this presentatives on the Board of the Drumheller Health Unit. Mr. Peters moved that Mr. Loosmore be this District's OV/ representat ve to the meetings of the Board of the -three Hills School Division. larried Mr Church moved that the following be the Finance Com- mittee; 1,11r Brown and 14r Boese and Mr G. t King with Mr. Loosmore i added when Ichool affairs are being considered. Carried. I Mr. Peters moved that the road committee be Mr. Boese, Schmelke an King Carried. Mr. Loosmore moved that the Shop Committee be Mr. Peters and Church -logether with the road foremen and Mr. Hanson as its sec- retary Ca ried Mr Campbell moved that the Committee for Land/Fence Agreements or road widening be the local Councillor and Secretary - Treasurer o his assistant. Carried. 1, JMr Brown moved that the Committee to investigate Pound disputes be he two nearest available Councillors Carried the Safety C Board of the Carried. V rep resentati Carried. Brown, Peter and that the above office FORM 149) Special MUNICIPAL ELMS LTD Mr Loosmore moved that the Shop Committee also serve as mmittee. Carried. Mr Boese moved that the following be appointed to the Seed Cleaning Plant as shown. Mr. A H Church Rosebud Mr R. W. Brown K.I.B.A. (Beiseker) Mr. Peters & Loosmore Three Hills and District. Mr Peters moved that Mr. 3chmelke be this District's 7e on the Board for the Horne for the Aged at Three Hills Mr Boese moved that the office building committee JDE! of and King continue to the completion of the office building also be in charge of -the Official Opening Carried. Mr Boese expressed thanks on behalf of the Council to the building committee for their fine work during the past year. See Page 3 Salarie G. King H Hans Yx s. Har Cook S. Bell Powlan land Gordon Park Grass- hoppers 'Slope survey etc . FORM 149 MUNICIPAL S V I " COUNCIL MEI.�ITING APRIL 3, 1962 Page 3 Salaries were then discussed with Mr. G King and Mr H.J Hanson and ihen privately by the Council The following motions were made* 111r Church moved that -the salary of Mr G King as Sec- retary '-j-'rea urer be 1X6200.00 per year as from April 1, 1962 and that the Council con,iribute 5% to a Pension scheme of his choice. Carried. Mr. Peters moved that the salary of Mr H J Hanson be $5400.00 pe year as from April 1, 1962 and that the Council contribute 5% to a Pen ion plan of his choice Carried Mr. Peters moved that the wages for Mrs. Hart be set at 3225.00 per month as from Arpril 1, 1962, and that the Council con-tribute the 5% to tAe Pension plan on her behalf also Mr. Ben Armstrong of Calgary met Council regarding the job as cook for the north crew The wage set-up was outlined, hours of work,. etc. 1,11r Arnstrong felt that the wage should be 1,;)275-00 per month plus free board. The Council advised they were not willing to grant this. Application E were read from 24 men who had applied for the -position as cook. Mr. eters then moved that each of these applicants be sent further det.ils of the wages and work an:d�t�hnate ch be invited to meet Council thil coming Friday at 3:00 P.M. Mr Stan Bell, Agent of Stewart Equipment, met briefly with I/ Council Mr. Brown and Mr. King presented a report of their dealings with Mr and Mrs Powlan re a Pt of the T11 ^T 19 - 30 - 25 - 4 and stat6d that the lo vest offer Mr. Powlan had agreed to accept was $1250 00 as compensatior for land, gravel,extra dirt, right-of-way for a temporary v, road, etc Mr Campbell moved that the report be accepted and that Council agr to pay the $1250 00 subject to completion of an agreement Carried. t It was drawn to Council's attention that the Agricultural Service Board recommended that Gordon Park's wages 'be increased to $3900. per year ivir Church moved that wages for Gordon Park, as Field Super- visor be set at 33900100 per year as from April 1, 1962. Carried A letter was read inviting Councillors, Service Board Mem- bers, and others interested to a meeting in Drumheller on the afternoon of April 5 for a discussion of matters pertaining to grasshopper control. It was agreed that all who could attend be authorized to do so, The Secretary - Treasurer which he can from the surveyors who are respect to the need of moving the house Weigum and family. Mr. and Mrs. Weiginq ing to co-operate with Council and this Friday. ATas xkx asked to get any re , ports now working at Sunnyslope in now occupied by Mr and Mrs Paul had advised that they were will- will be further discussed on Mr. Schmelke moved that this meeting adjourn until 9*00 A.M. Friday, April 61 1962 Carried Time bf adjournment - 12-15 noon Reeve Sec. - 'area ID I T to cnp�ob A N ID) r— special TPPLIES LTD. Present Monthly statemen School Req'n. Assess- ment P.B.I. Geo.Par -1.ofR. Assessor Conventi COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 61 1962 Page 4 The Council meeting that had adjourned from April 3rd was reco rpresentative ened at the Municipal Office, Three Kills at 9:00 A.M. on Frida April 6th with all Councillors again present. Mr. D. v C. Dau, of the Three Hills School Division,was not present. The financial statement for the month ending March 31, 1962, was presented and discussed as per copy to these minutes. This showed a net balance at the end of March of $158,306.79. Mr. Boese moved that this statement be adopted. Carried. Mr. Schmelke moved that a payment of $25,000.00 be made to the Three Hills School Division to be applied against its 1962 requisition. Carried. Mr. George Park, Assessor, met with Council and briefly outlined his work. The total assessment of the Prairie Bible Institut will be about $670,000.00, of which approximately $150, 000.00 11 be for residen6es. He is now caught up on most of the assessme t work except considering appeals to the Court of Revision. He also tated that he would be interested in a full time job as Assessor if Council decides that they should hire one on a full time basis. Mr. Boese moved that the Court of Revision meet on Modday May 14th commencing at 9:00 A.M. to consider all appeals. Carried. Mr. George Park referred to the Assessor's Convention which will be held in Edmonton later this month. Mr. Peters moved that Mr. Park be authorized to attend the convention and that his expenses be paid. Carried. Mr. Schmelke moved that the rates of pay for the Reeve Pay and Councillors be set at $15.00 per day and 10 cents per mile for Council all meetings, supervision, committee work, etc subject to the limitati ns of the Municipal Districts Act. Carried. Road Cr Wages Foremen Others Theo Tetz Employee FORM 14 MUNICIPAL The organization of the road crews was then discussed with the foremen, Mr. H. J. #imbel and T. Paquette. Wages for the foremen were discussed and Ted Paquette gave a comparison with other M. D.'s and Counties and suggested that the foremen's rate of pay s ould be about $450.00 per month. This was discussed privatel by the Council. The following motion was then made: Mr. Boes moved that the foremen's wages be kept at $4950.00 per year, plus the 5% pension contribution, that they be granted two weeks holiday with pay if taken during the summer or three weeks holiday vith pay if taken during the winter; and that the other road men's rates of pay be kept at the same level as the present schedule. Carried. The foremen met with Council and accepted punt employee under the terms as set forth above. A letter was read from Theo Tetz in which he thanked the Council for having him employed for the past few years and in which he stated that he would not be returning this year due to his age. Mr. Brown moved that this letter be acknowledged and that y the Secretary - Treasurer send a recommendation to him. Carried. After some discussion, Council agreed that the following should be employed with each road camp; The foreman, five first men (that is men in charge of machines) and three helpers. Mr. Harry Chambers, cook for the south crew, met briefly with Counibil and agreed to accept employmalt under the same terms as last year. It was agreed that he start work on April 9th. See Page 5 Ieeiai S LTD. Will & Dobler A.Paque North Cr ew South Cr ew Patrols COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 61 1962 Page 5 Mr. Lloyd Will and Joe Dobler met with Council and also agreed to accept employment under the present wage set -up. The pay for travel time was discussed but not change was made. They will again be operating the payloader and truck. ;e Mr. Andrew Paquette met with Council and stated that he wished to work in the north crew and that he would take employment at the spare man's wages. V y v Gravel Checker v' Don Adams 3ngineer Allen Huxley Ed. Huxley 11 V Appli ;s V FORM 149 — Speelal MUNICIPAL S PLIES LTD. Mr. S. Bramley, Walter Martin, John Campbell, Allen Koch, Alvin Ko h, John Dorn and Alex Williams, met with Council. All agreed t accept employment under the present wage set -up and to continue in the same positions. Mr. Gus Gieck, George Hope, Andrew Paquette, Oris Rodger and Albeit Kimmel met with Council. Present wages were outlined and discussed. All agreed to accept employment as outlined. Ms. Oris Rodger stated that he preferred to stay in the north camp. Patrol operators Karl Gundlach, John Esau Vernon Bitz, Henry Ti pe and Frank Brown met with Council. Wages, etc. were outlined to them as at present. All agreed to accept employment under th se conditions. They were asked to endeavor to keep warning iigns up, to take time to fix those as necessary, A suggestion that flashing lights be put on the Patrols was referred to the s op committee. Mr Ray Ehrman was not present but Mr. Sehmelke stated that 1.1r. Ehrman was willing to continue as Patrol Operator in Division 6. Mr. Orville McArthur met with Council and discussed work as Grave Checker. Mr. Boese moved that he be hired as checker to work t the crusher for all stockpiles aX& as from now and that he have he clear duty of checking the loads. Carried. It was also agr ed that he use his trailer to cut down on mileage as far as feasi le. at 1.0 would be a full t Huxley h those to position The meeting adjourned for dinner and reconvened again Mr. Don Adams met with the Council and stated that he prepared to continue as Patrol Operator in Division 7 on ,me basis. If fuel storage is provided at both Trochu and will not charge any mileage from his home to either of ations. Mr. Peters moved that Don Adams be hired for this under the conditions as set forth. Carried. Mr. R. Keglowitsch, Engineer, met briefly with Council and the oremen. It was suggested that the bottoms of the ditch on the plan which he draws should be made wider and that the slopes be discu sed with the foremen. He advised Council that Allen Huxley h s proven very capable in hiswork with him. lir. Schmelke moved th t Allen Huxley be hired as helper to Mr. Keglowitsch and that he be paid $1.35 per hr as from April 1st. Carried. Mr. Allen Huxley met Council and accepted this offer with thanks. The Secretary - Treasurer was intructed to notify Ed Huxley that the Field Supervisor would have authority to call on him for casual work if a third man is needed. The following applicants were then briefly interviewed for posi ions on the road crewst Mr. E. Dreger, Mr. Jack Christensen, Neil Penner, Dave Murray, lordon Kimmel, Bob Hope, Louie Hohlen, Joe Martin, Gordon Ziegler, Carl Hettler, A. DeWolfe, Gordon Zey, Jim Merkosky, George Fraser aid Allen Giesbrecht. Council also considered the applicat- ion of D le Gimbel who was unable to be present as he is presently working it Ft. St. John. Council discussed the applications which had been re- ceived. Mr. Church then moved that the following be hired for work in the south crew: See Page /.J South Cr ew A.S.Bd. helper Bob Hope Cook Wages FORM 149 MUNICIPAL f `r ciaiv LTD. Gimbel, which o work at then if c eive 8 COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 6, 1962 Page 6 Mr. George Fraser, Gordon Kimmel, Dave Murray and Dale :nd that the foreman be given full authority to decide these will later be classed as first men. Carried. The four men named above met with Council and accepted 4he wage rate of $1.25 per hour for the first 200 hours, > atisfactory, $1.50 per hour, with first meat to then re- ,60 per hour. Mr. Peters moved that a helper be hired for work !kith the Agri ultural Service Board work and that his wage be $1.25 per hour for the first 200 hours, then $1.35 per hour if satisfactory. harried. Mr. Gordon Park, .0. ield Supervisor, met with Council, and applican6is for the position of Service Board helper were inter- viewed; mely: Gordon Ziegler, Bob Hope. Mr. Peters then moved that Bob Hope be hired for this position. Carried. Mr. Hope met with Cou cil and accepted employment with thanks. The following applicants for the position of cook for the north cr w were then interviewed: T. Inverarity, D. Bellefontaine, George Alderson, Gene Towers, . E. Girling, Wesley Wong and A. VanWyk. Other written applicat ons were also briefly reviewed. Mr. Schmelke moved that Mr. D. Ek Girling be hired as cook with a wage of $275.00 per month an other terms as outlined briefly in a circular to him. Carried.: Mr. Girling again met with Council and accepted employ- ment with work to start April 9th. The following is a summary giving the names of the employees and wage rates: May 1 - Nov. 30 Dec .1 - A r . 30 First me (in charge of a machim ) $1.60 hr. $1.)+?hr. Helpers (regular employees) 1.50 hr. 1.45 hr. New roadlemployees $1.25 per hr. for the first 200 hrs. then as above. All are entitled to join the Pension Plan with 5% employee and 5% employerlcontributions. 200 hour I The employees in the south crew are: H. J. Gimbel Foreman S. Bramley First Man N. G Hope Walter Martin Gus Gieck Helper New Employees: George Fraser Gordon Kimmel Dave Murray Dale Gimbel One of these helpers can be moved up to first man after at the choice of the foreman. Cook - Harry Chambers. North Crew: T. Paquette Alvin Koch Allen Koch John Dorn Alex Williams John Campbell Foreman First Man a n fl q fl if n n Andrew Paquette Helper Albert Kimmel " Oris Rodger Cook - D. E. Uirling See Page 7 Bylaw 3 Sprayer I Grass seed Grass- hoppers V FORM 149 - Special MUNICIPAL Sij PLIES LTD. COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 6, 1962 Page ' T Patrol Operators each considered the same as first men: Karl Gundlach John Esau Vernon Bitz Henry Tippe Frank Brown Ray Ehrman Don Adams General workers: (each considered as first men) Lloyd Will Joe Dobler Gravel Checker: 0. A. McArthur - $1.35 per hr. Agricultural Service Board, Field Supervisor - Gordon Park $3900.00 per year as from April lst, Helper - ob Hope - $1.25 per hr. for the first 200 hrs. then $1.35 per hr. Road Engineer assistant - Allen Huxley - $1.35 per hr. The cooks are each paid $275.00 per month and must pay their share of the groceries. Mr. Gordon Park, Field Supervisor, and Mr. H. J. Hanson, as Secretary of the Agricultural Service Board met with the Council. being a follows: 50, of e equipped of grass Mr. Church moved first reading of By - Law #378, this 3y - Law to purchase a Golden Arrow Sprayer equipped as with a quick filling apparatus, a reel for winding hose, ctra hose, an extra spray gun. Total cost of the sprayer as above being $1508.11. Carried unan. Mr. Loosmore moved second reading. Carried unan. Mr. Boese moved third reading. Carried unan. Mr. Schmelke moved that the Council purchase 10,000 lbs. seed from Crown Seed for a total of $1956.00. Carried. A report was given for those present at the meeting re- garding rrasshopper control held in Drumheller on the afternoon of April 5th. Those attending the meeting were: Mr. Ralph Brown, Reeve, Allen Church - Councillor, Mr. Ralph L000smore - Councillor and Service Board member, Per. ordon Park ield upervisor, and Mr. H. J Hanson - Secretary to the Service Board. It was noted from this meeting that care must be taken regarding the use of Dieldrin and this must be stressed when selling this Chemical to the farmers. Also when Chemical is sold to farmers this year, they must sign a declarat on which relieves the Municipal istrict and their Agents of respo sibility regarding the use of the Chemical. It was also stressed at this meeting that this was not really meant to be a legal document but, that it would give the farmer the knowledge of the responsi ility he has in using this �'hemical. It was also noted at this meeting that the Municipal District of Starland was paying 60% of the cost of all Chemicals used by their ratepayers for the control of grasshoppers Mr. Boese moved that this Municipal vistrict pay 50% of the cost -of all Chemicals used by residents in this District for the control of grasshoppers. Motion carried. Mr. Loosmore,moved that a letter be written to the Municipal Listricts of �'ocky View,and Red Deer and the County of Mountain ,View advising them of the policy set by this District for selling hemicals for the control of grasshoppers. Carried. Mr. Peters moved that the Council order 1500 gallons of Lieldrin and 750 gallons of Malathion for the control of grasshoppers for the 4oming season Potion carried. 4�xl I- - See Page 5 -� Metal bldg. ASBd. Budget Vets Bruc ello si d' V. Hutterites Johnson (Guard ) Stockpile J Auditors Cattle rustli FORM 149 -r— Special MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD. COUNCIL MELTING APRIL 6, 1962 Page 44: Mr. Church moved that the Council approve of moving the metal bu lding presently located on thg site of the old office to the yard located on Railway Avenue in Three Hills. Also that the metal on this building be straightened and that it be painted. Motion carried. Mr. Hanson then outlined the budget for the operation of the Agri ultural Service Board for the year 1961. - 63. The budget in brief is as follows: Correspondence was read to the Council as per the Agenda included with these minutes. The Secretary - Treasurer was advised to refer the letter from the Supervisor for Brucellosis Control regarding choice of vets to the iculturil Service Board. The Secretary - Treasurer was advised to notify Mr. K. A. Luke of the Provincial Government that the Huxley Hutterian Brethern have reportedly purchased the farm of George Calvert in the Huxley area. Mr. Schmelke moved that Mr. G. I. Johnson of Wimborne be advised that this District will pay him $25,00 for the 1962 rental of the gravel stockpile site in a Pt. of SE 27 - 33 - 26 - 4 if he buys this land from Mr. Haldon Guard; and that he also be advised that the Municipality does not wish to buy any part of that propert as they have now established a new stockpile on the old road al wane. Carried. Mr. Boese moved that Robertson Anderson and Company of Red Deer be re- appointed as auditors of this vistrict at the same gee as In 1961, namely $750,00. Carried. Associai problem their cJ Mr. Loosmore moved that the Western Stockgrowers on be advised that cattle rustling has not been a major ere and therefore no action is being taken in respect to cular regarding special constables, etc. Carried. See Page 1- TOTAL Govt. Grant M.D. Share 1. Pers nnel Expenses 6900,O0 1950.00 4950,00 2, Capi al Expenditure 2485.00 2485,00 3. Oper ting Cost of chinery 800,00 800.00 4. Mate ials 2800.00 2800.00 5. Demo strations 500.00 300,00 200.00 6. Publ city 200.00 100.00 100,00 7. Spec al Agreements 3050,00 966,00 Farmer's Share 433,00 1751,00 8, Roadside Seeding 3000.00 3000.00 9. Bruc llosis Control 6000,00 5525.00 475.00 10, Pest Control 15300,00 7500.00 7800.00 TOTALS zK o35.00 8841.00 7833.00 24361.00 The Provincial Department of Agriculture also supplies grass seed for four miles of backsloped road per electoral division. Mr. Boese moved the above budget be approved and forwarded to the Minister of Agriculture for his approval. Motion carried. Correspondence was read to the Council as per the Agenda included with these minutes. The Secretary - Treasurer was advised to refer the letter from the Supervisor for Brucellosis Control regarding choice of vets to the iculturil Service Board. The Secretary - Treasurer was advised to notify Mr. K. A. Luke of the Provincial Government that the Huxley Hutterian Brethern have reportedly purchased the farm of George Calvert in the Huxley area. Mr. Schmelke moved that Mr. G. I. Johnson of Wimborne be advised that this District will pay him $25,00 for the 1962 rental of the gravel stockpile site in a Pt. of SE 27 - 33 - 26 - 4 if he buys this land from Mr. Haldon Guard; and that he also be advised that the Municipality does not wish to buy any part of that propert as they have now established a new stockpile on the old road al wane. Carried. Mr. Boese moved that Robertson Anderson and Company of Red Deer be re- appointed as auditors of this vistrict at the same gee as In 1961, namely $750,00. Carried. Associai problem their cJ Mr. Loosmore moved that the Western Stockgrowers on be advised that cattle rustling has not been a major ere and therefore no action is being taken in respect to cular regarding special constables, etc. Carried. See Page 1- Assoc Mtg. Red De Hail Supp. Vickery Marc Reed bldg. Accts COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 6, 1962 Page -1-0- , Mr. Loosmore moved that all councillors and the Sec- retary i Treasurer be delegated to attend the spring meeting of the Central Alberta Association of Municipal Districts at Red Deer on Saturday, April 28th. Carried. The statement of Mr. H. J. Hanson, Returning Officer, showed that the By - Law #369 re Hail Suppression had carried with 203 voting in favor, 68 against and 3 spoiled ballots; the result being 74.1% in favor. Mr. Peters moved that the report be accepted and that I. P. Krick & Associates be mailed a copy of their Agreement for 1962 Hail Suppression with this District. Carried, Mr. Schmelke moved that this District cancel its account �. with Mr. Vickery for one hour's work with the Patrol as the ditching of the sloughs helped keep water away from our road. Carried. FORM 149 -R— Special MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD. Mr. Peters moved that Marc Reed be granted permission to erect a new building to serve as garage and workshop on the back of his property at GrantiFili_e. Carried. Mr. H J. Hanson, Assistant.Secretary, presented the general accounts and paysheets for consideration. Mr. Peters moved that these be approved for payment as presented but that the account of the 7hree Hills Hospital District re Kowalchuk be referred back to them as it is reported that he has recently sold his farm. The following is the list of accounts as authorized paid: Treasury Branch •ii 901 902 90,3 90'5+ 906 907 908 909 910 911 912 911 915 916 917 918 919 920 921 922 924 925 Land Titles Office Mrs. V. Hart H. �T. Hanson G.ing C. J. hristie R. Keglowitsch G. L. Park Receiver - General Drumheller Health Unit Red Deer Twilight Homes Uity of Edmonton Holmes Drug Store City of Calgary Cancelled Able Drilling Acklands Limited Addressograph- Multigraph A.A.M.D. Alberta Drafting Alta Govt. Telephones Alberta Tractor Beaver Lumber Berg Industries Bowman Products B A. Oil Co. 200,00./,Fees 165.34 wages 389.48 ,,wages 438.84 /wages 388.66 , wages 1+63.62/ wages, rental 261.22 � wages 147.75 r Inc. Tax 1807.75✓' requisition 5.00,, welfare 32.00 w, welfare 8.25',' welfare 26.000 welfare 4.50 new office 22.44 " r epair s 1.65.1 P. & s. 9732.39 Material, repairs 10.380 P. & S. 55.95 Tele. & shop Parts 169.40., repairs 636.15--new o-' fice, material 28.37 f r epair s 162.25,E repairs 66.)+7,, fuel The Calgary Herald Can. Electronics Can. Pittsberg Ind. Canadian Utilities Can. West. Nat. Gas /� - �' k� 4.80 � Ad re cook 201+.50-,-Capital Exp, 11-19 -new office 280.42 office, shop, etc. 39.64',,-shops, hamlets See Page 10 %_V FORM 14 MUNICIPAL LTD. Tr ea 926 928 929 930 931 932 N 935 936 938 939 940 941 V 2 945 946 948 949 950 951 95N 2 9 955 957 958 959 960 961 963 964 965 966 967 968 969 970 971 972 973 974 975 976 977 978 979 980 981 982 COUNCIL APR I: Capital Printers Can. West. Nat. Gas Central Alta. Assoc. of Consolidated Concrete Costello Equipment Crown Lumber Ferguson Supply Frederick's Drapery H J. Hanson Hectors Ltd. 2•IEETING G 6th, 1962 Page 10 2489.35 � newspaper, etc. 40.05' hamlets M.D. 30.00' fees 1100.07' new office 8.59`1 repairs Helton Bros, Highway Motors Hughes -Owens Imperial Oil Ltd Industrial & Road Equip, Ted Jassman Plumbing Jenkins Groeerteria G. G. King Kirk's Heating K. & 0. Motors A. V. Lee J. C. Long Medical Services Inc. Municipal Supplies Ltd. Macleod's Ltd. Nottal Bros. R.N. Rolston Safety Supply Co. Sovereign Life Ass. Street - Robbins - Morrow H. H. Thiessen Three Hills Hardware Three Hills Transport Three Star Service Town of Three Hills Underwood, McLellan D. H. Webb & Son Welders Supplies G. H. Wood & Co. Ideal Hardware Huxley Motors H. T. Howe Linden Contractors A. Fuchs J. Fuchs Mel Kline L Kowalchuk Doug's Cartage Doug's Cartage H. Schneider M. Tourni eur B. Erickson J. Gar son L. Pickering N. Rolston Cancelled T. Paquette 217.04,,-tnew office, etc. 23025.001'capital exp. 1100.00' new office 22.800 mileage 34+.550 repairs, etc. 27.650 repairs 3.501 repairs 61.100 new office 572.83,1 tools, fuel 112.93 ,\ repair s 2983.260 new office 4,41 ,+ office 47.80o mileage 1.90 � new office 19.46,,E repairs, fuel 32.65 repairs 1+,00,1 repairs 207.00 M. S. I. 65.8211P. & S, 6.75,/'new office 43.80 � shop fuel 5.70 office 3.99 � � shop 400.00 Pension 248.65 repairs 24.00 `, new office 54.260 new office, shop 2,OOr new office 3 500 repairs 12.00 ,i office, shop, 96.50,- Surveys 1854.24 new office 33.82 �' repair s 81.37 y1 office 69.28 y1 shop 25.29 ,., hamlet 4.31 r epair s 1506. 0 gravel hauling 510. 6A a a 521.40 �- It n 332.64 A a '� 405. go a a 138.84 a a 12.00 deduction re work 327.36 �'' gravel hauling 187.44- '� a 239-58 f a n 29.70 a n 87.12 73.35 t-Janitor 200,00,-Holiday Pay See Page 11 FORM 14 MUNICIPAL COUNCIL MEETING Bank of (Montreal 2271 Village of Carbon 5.50 -^shop 2272 Balkwill's Pharmacy 22.20 welfare 2273 Crown Lumber 24.88 bunk cars, etc. 2274 Drumheller Radiator Shop 28.00 o repairs 2275 John Ernst 84.39 , repairs 2276 Alf Fox 147.60o shop fuel 2277 Gaetz Hardware 23.69 0 fuel 2278 Mc Lash Agencies 40.00 bond 2279 Wright Motors 11.05^ shop, repairs 2280 Dr. J. Alman 42:80,-vaccinations 2281 Dr. J. Greenway 658.40 vIvaccinations 2282 R. R. Ehrman 331.09,rlabor, mileage 2283 John Esau 291+.2)+o labor 2284 Karl Gundlach 286.47,'labor 2285 Vernon Bitz 95.35 Olabor 2286 Gus Gieck 16.23o labor 2287 Walter Martin 166.42 labor 2288 N. G. Hope 181.26,,labor 2289 S. Bramley 220.67 - 'labor 2290 H. J. Gimbel 333.75 -labor 2291 George Park 391-81r assessor, mileage 2292 E. Albrecht 397.32 f gravel hauling 2293 C. E. Bates 330.00^ gravel hauling 2294 I. Berreth 236.28, gravel hauling 2295 0. Bigelow 318-78 gravel hauling See Page 12 clal LTD. APRIL 61 1962 Page 11 Royal B nk 1828 Receiver General 316.00✓ ^Inc. Tax 1829 Postmaster 164.32.- Un. Ins. Stamps 1830 Canada Life 594.46 - 'Pension Plan 1831 Frank Brown 114-33t-,,Labor 1832 Henry Tippe 54.18-'Labor 1833 Henry Tipp e 202.21 ✓' Labor 1834 T. C. Paquette 331.29' Labor 1835 Alex Williams 78.60-,Labor, Mileage 1836 Alex Williams 102.91✓'Labor 1837 John Born 185.80 -' Labor 1838 John orn 52.89 v' Labor 1839 Alvin Koch 236.78,'Labor 1840 Allen Koch 236.22,/,Labor 1841 Andrew Paquette 106.34Y' Labor 1842 Lloyd Will 220.30✓ LaborzjMileage 1843 Lloyd Will 60.18 0 Labor 1844 J. Dobler 233.96,-Labor 1845 J. Dobler 39.93` - Labor, mileage 1846 Allen Huxley 197.82 0 Labor 1847 E.M. Huxley 33.20- A.S.B. Labor 1848 R. Keglowitsch 115.84 Mileage 1849 0. DeSantis 300.00✓'Surveys 1850 Linden Contractors 5152.62,/,Gravel Crushing 1851 Industrial Acceptance 3122.801 Gravel work 1052 G. G. King 64.09. Office, shop, etc. 1853 J. L. Quance Est. 762.97 Re: Land 1854 J. L. Quance Est. 87.00 �- Re: Land 1855 Three Hills School Div. 25000.00,-Requisition 1856 Plains Western Gas 85.44, Shops, office Bank of (Montreal 2271 Village of Carbon 5.50 -^shop 2272 Balkwill's Pharmacy 22.20 welfare 2273 Crown Lumber 24.88 bunk cars, etc. 2274 Drumheller Radiator Shop 28.00 o repairs 2275 John Ernst 84.39 , repairs 2276 Alf Fox 147.60o shop fuel 2277 Gaetz Hardware 23.69 0 fuel 2278 Mc Lash Agencies 40.00 bond 2279 Wright Motors 11.05^ shop, repairs 2280 Dr. J. Alman 42:80,-vaccinations 2281 Dr. J. Greenway 658.40 vIvaccinations 2282 R. R. Ehrman 331.09,rlabor, mileage 2283 John Esau 291+.2)+o labor 2284 Karl Gundlach 286.47,'labor 2285 Vernon Bitz 95.35 Olabor 2286 Gus Gieck 16.23o labor 2287 Walter Martin 166.42 labor 2288 N. G. Hope 181.26,,labor 2289 S. Bramley 220.67 - 'labor 2290 H. J. Gimbel 333.75 -labor 2291 George Park 391-81r assessor, mileage 2292 E. Albrecht 397.32 f gravel hauling 2293 C. E. Bates 330.00^ gravel hauling 2294 I. Berreth 236.28, gravel hauling 2295 0. Bigelow 318-78 gravel hauling See Page 12 clal LTD. FORM 149 -P— Special MUNICIPAL SWFLIES LTD. Bank. of Montreal 2296 R. Bruntjen 2297 C. Buchert 2298 Don Jones 2299 Ken Mashford 2300 Don Bauer 2301 H. J. Gimbel COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 6, 1962 Page 12 337.26 ✓4 gravel 373.56,` gravel 236.94' gravel 345.18 gravel 89.10 gravel 200.00 O ho li da; hauling hauling hauling hauling hauling y' pay Mr. Boese moved that this meeting adjourn until Monday, #pril, 1962 at 9:00 A.M. Carried. Time of adjournment 6:20 P.M. Reeve Sec - Treas. r F A Linden hamlet Signs Can. Ut. By -1a 379 Borrow Wei gum house 'Slope Old offi� rental Use of new offi.c D. H U. office r ental By -law 380 land FORM 14 MUNICIPAL was recc at 9:00 to 1961 V the off COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 91 1962 Page 13 The Council meeting that had adjourned from April 6th, vened in the Municipal office on April 9th, 1962 commencing .M. All Councillors were again in attendance. The Council were advised of further decisions in respect rairie Farm Assistance as per map on the bulletin board in e. Various matters were discussed in respect to the Hamlet of Lind n particularly referring to the water supply, the proposed additio to the subdivision, title to the site of the new welly and pipeline and park area. It was agreed that Mr. Aaron Megli be asked to meet with the Council for a discussion of these things. Mr. Brown moved that the Provincial Department of Highways be asked to put a stop sign at the corner east of Art Bates where it come to Highway 21A. Carried, Mr. Peters moved that Council approve of the extension of the Canadian Utilities powerlines as per their request in the area so th of Paulson school. Carried. Mir. Boese moved first reading to By - Law #379 this being a y - Law to authorize borrowings to a maximum of 1200,000 split b tween the Royal and the Treasury Branches at Three Hills. Carried an. Mr. Church moved second reading. Carried unan. Mr. Loosmore moved third reading. Carried unan. A brief discussion took place regarding whether or not the Paul Weigum house at Sunnyslope should be moved so as to enable Council later to build a better road through Sunnyslope. This was tabled mithout any definite decision. The Secretary - Treasurer advised Council that a survey crew from the Locations Branch, Department of Highways, was taking profiles to make recommendations for the location of a new Bridge at Sunnyslope. This crew was granted use of the old Municipal e office at Three Hills, but no definite arrangements were made re- garding any charge for this. Mr. Campbell moved that this survey crew be charged for utilities only for the old office while they are using it. Carried. Mr. Campbell moved that the old Municipal office be n(t rented to any others without authority from the Council. Carried. Council then discussed whether or not to allow the use of any part of the new office for public or other meetings. Mr. Peters moved that the Council room be reserved strictly for Municipal meetings including Agricultural Service Board meetings; and that the meeting room in the lower floor be used only for Director's meetings of Agricultural Organizations which are non - profit and which do not have more than twelve mem- bers as its Board of Directors. This would include Seed Cleaning Plant, Mutual Telephone Companies, perh*ps 4--H clubs, etc. Carried. Mr. Peters moved that the Drumheller Health Unit be charged as follows: 1. Rent of $100.00 per month as from May 1st, 1962 for their space on the lower floor of the new office, and this rent to include all utilities and janitor services. ,! 2. That they be sent a bill for the cost of one table and one desk built for them and paid for by this District with the cost to be taken as estimated by D. H. Webb. Motion carried. Mr. Brown moved first reading to By - Law #380, this being a By -La to purchase the portion of NW 19- 30 -25 -4 containing 5 35 acres aE per Title 108M96 from David Falk for a total price of $234. 009 thiE being $133.75 for the land and $100.90 for the fencing. Carried anan See Page 11+ Peciai :S LTD. Z/� A.A M.D report Direction 1 Signs V, Polisher New office costs Official op ening Trucks Torringto Financ e Comm Rural fire prot v`` Road grants COUNCIL FETING APRIL 99 1962 Page 14 Mr. Church moved second reading to this By - Law. Carried nan. Mr. Schmelke moved third reading to this By - Law. Carried. u The Secretary - Treasurer read to Council his report of the meeting of the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts which he had attended in Edmonton on March 28th This referred to the executives report regarding co- operative trading, insurance, etc. and also the summary of the new proposed legislation affecting Municipal Districts. Mr. Church moved that this report be accepted. Carried. The matter of placing directional signs at the key locations within the District was discussed. Mr. Peters moved that this be referred to the Chambers of Commerce in the area, that they be advised that the A. M. A. will provide the signs free of charge and that the local Councillor is willing to assist in the project. Carried. Mr. Brown moved that Council approve of the purchase of a new fl or polisher from Dustbane Products at a net cost of $216.00 Carried. A report was given of the costs of the new office build- ing. Inoluding $3000.00 paid for furniture, the accounts paid to the end Df March total slightly over $681000.00. Estimated further accounts including $583.00 more for furniture total approximately $4000.00 to give a total cost of $72,000.00. It is estimated that $15,000. 0 will be recovered through the Winter Works program. Mr. Boese moved that this report be accepted. Carried. Mr. Peters moved that a tentative date be set for the officia opening regarding the new office as Monday, June 4th. Carried. Council was advised that there has been a considerable delay in regard to delivery to us of the new truces due to a strike at the Chrysler factory. Latest information indicates that they trucks mill hot be received before the end of April and it may be mid -May. Mr. Campbell moved that the Drumheller Health Unit be asked to get a new water analysis in respect to the Torrington Well. Carried. It was agreed that the Finance Committee meet this coming Priday at 1:30 P M. to consider preliminary draft of the ' 1962 budget. `f Letters were read from the Toiai of Three Hills regarding Rural Fire Protection and matters pertaining to this were discussed at considerable length. The Secretary - Treasurer was asked to find whether or not charges can be placed the individual properties if a Town ire Department goes out to a rural fire. He was also asked to advi e the Town of Three Hills that the matter is receiving further 1consideration. with Cot the Res( approves should I equipmer section FORM 149 -1— Special N.J l MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD. Mr. William Higgins, Assistant District Engineer, met ncil and the road foremen. He has no definite report on urce Road or Contingency Grant but these have both been by the District Engineer. He stated that it e O.K. to do the Resource Road with Municipal District t. He also stated they have done some profile and cross work for the road starting at the L. N. R. tracks and See Page 15 Z' I •_/- t� - Roads Gravel price Torrington R E.A L. Treesl Ripper Shi eld D -7 Road program COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 91 1962 Page 15 going east from Trochu. Mr. Campbell submitted a report showing the traffic over the Trochu ferry and urged that work be done on the River Hill. Mr Higgins recommended leaving work on the hill for the Bridge B anch and asking them to have the Locations Branch make a survey o the hill. Mx Loosmore moved that the Bridge Branch be requested to make survey of the River Bill east of Trochu and that a record of the t a£fic be sent to them so as to urge quick development of the prof ct. Carried Mr. Higgins estimated that all road grants would be about the same as in 1961 He was thanked for attending our meeting 41 and was advised that we would contact him when we are ready to make application for the regular road grant. Mr. Doug Hazelton, Linden Contractors, met Council and asked if he could buy gravel from our Municipal Pit at 10 cents per c. . Council discussed this privately at some length. Other contract rs had been quoted a price of 20 cents per c. yd. and we had no r cords of their names. Mr. Loosmore moved that no change \11 be made n the motion of the previous meeting which set the price at 20 cents per c.yd. Carried. Mr. Hazelton was advised of the above and was also asked V to move their Crusher next to the job west of the new Linden Bridge. Mr. Russel Rice as representative of the Torrington Rural Electrification Association, met with Council and stated that they had had brush cut from under the power lines and out through the ditches it a $666.00. He asked that Council pay part of this as it was of b nefit to the roads as well as to the Power Company, and he suggestel an amount of $200.00 as being fair. V" Mr. Peters moved that this District pay $200.00 to the Torringt n Rural Electrification Association in this regard. Carried. 1 V� FORM 149 Special MUNICIPAL S PLIES LTD. Mr. V1m. Preston of StrDet- Robbins - Morrow met with Council and disc ssed a Caterpillar #4 rear mounted hydraulic ripper. Prices i stalled were as follows for a three tooth ripper not inc- luding d les tax: 1. Installed price with hydraulic control $3633.00 2. As above but not installed - $3+33.00. 3. With cross -over valve installed - $2923.00 }+. As #3 but not installed - $2823.08 Mr. Preston did not know of any of these being used on Motor Patrols in Alberta and he stated that he could not bring one in to demonstrate as it would have to be a special order. He was asked to get further information including the price of extra teeth. good s during to arran Fer gu son Carried. listed i separate ion of was tab: Mr. Paquette, foreman, advised Council of the need of a ld for the D -7 to protect the operator and the machine cashing operations. Mr. Peters moved that the Shop Committee be authorized e for this and also suggested that they inquire from Supply as to the shield which they may have for sale. A tentative list of 1962 road grading projects were on the recommendations of the individual Councillors. A list of these is attached. Time would not permit complet- 1 of the projects so decision as to the final road program d until next meeting when further time could be given to it. .A�i W_ See Page 16 Road work i1.i 11 rate Truck A ins. V Huxley lots v�. Gas prices T Texas Hates cm FORM 149 Special MUNICIPALS PLIES LTD. COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 91 1962 Page 16 It was agreed that the south crew would next pick up snow fences and do miscellaneous jobs and then start the grading project from Haining's north . Council briefly discussed gravel requirements for 1962. It seemed to be generally agreed that the mill rate should be held the same as in 1961, but that if possible, more gravel should be provided for. Mr. Schmelke moved that the truck insurance policy with Jubilee Insurance be renewed and that the premium be authorized paid. Carried. A letter from Firs. MacDougall of Huxley advised that Marshall Williams had removed the cement from the Lots she had purchased from this District and that it had taken him between 2-j and 3 hrs. for this job. The cement should now be picked up by the District and hauled away. Mr. Peters advised that truck gas could be urchased through the former K. & 0. Garage at Three Hills at 361 cents per gallon through their pumps. The shop Committee was asked to get eompara ive prices from other firms which could give evening service; be sign Gate, a sider f opinion suggest agrees is done Di stric with th if it i of inst that th MuniciA accoral for the on W The Secretary - Treasurer read a proposed agreement to d by any land owner who makes application for a Texas .d also read the proposed By -Law which Council could con - r each case. He then asked for Council's comments and in respect to matters pertaining to Texas Gates. It was �d that a clause be inserted stating that the applicant hat Council may remove the Texas Gate at any time; if this within five years following installation, the Municipal must pay the cost of installation to a maximum of $50.00 Texas Gate to remain the property of the one who put it in- removed after five years no payment is made toward the cost llation.. It was also suggested that the Agreement state owner may transfer his rights only with authority of the 1 District. The Secretary - Treasurer was asked to revise the form .gly and to have copies of it available for each Councillor next meeting. :_ Mr. Boese moved that this meeting adjourn until 9:00 A.M. Fsday, April 25th Carried Time of adjournment. 6:00 P.M. Reeve E O o 4 s t O See. - Texas.,/ Present Assess. Houses Equalized assess, Assess. Can.West I Gas Co. Bridges Power lines Keiver Lake Trochu park COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 25, 1962 Page 17 The meeting that had adjounned from April 9 was re,„ -,- —, - ne d at the 1,1uni i-pal- office, Three Hills on April 25th, 1962, commencing at 9:00 A.M. with alb_ Councillors again attending. Mr Ueorge Park, Assessor, met briefly with the Council, and they di cussed the assessment of houses in the country which are rented and of used for farm purposes Mr. Brown moved that the ass- essor be difected to assess these hoi),.ses, and that they be taxed in accordance irith the Statutes. Carried. Correspondence was read as per the agenda included with these minut4s. A letter from the Assessement Elqi)Alization Board advised that our h;QlLal-ized Assessment for 1962 is $13,150,671 A leti'ler from the thief Provincial Assessor advised that the assessement of Canadian Western Natural Gas had been reduced from >2141050 to $197,593 to make a correction of a previous error in their recorcs Mr. Loosmore moved that a letter be sent to the Assess- ment Eauali2ation Board and that -their Equalized Assessment be app- ealed unlesE adjustment has been made for this reduction in respect to Canadian Wedtern Natural Gas. Carried Correspondence from the Bridge Branch showed the following: 1. A new bridge will likely be constructed on the Olds Town Line at South of the SE, I - 33 - 25 - 4. 2. An overpass has been approved on Highway #21 at Equity. 3. The 'bridge west of the 1,54 3 - 30 - 25 - 4 is to be repaired 4 A new bridge was authorized for west of the SW 32 -30- 26 - 4. The Secretary was directed to write to the Bridge 13ranch and ask if the location should be west of the SW 22, instead of 32. 5. The Secretary - Treasurer and Mr '-'hurch and Mr. Gimbel gave their report regarding the bridge at Beynon which had col- lapsed due to a heavy overload. A Bailey Bridge has been constructed by the Dovernment and costs will be charged to the trucking firm con- cerned. 6 A new bridge has been authorized for west of Allingham in the SE 4 - 32 26 - 49 and the proposed gradelines and locations were outlined. Mr. Church moved that the Bridge Branch be requested to supply a new. -bridge at the Beynon libcation in the SW 29 - 27 - 20 - 4 and that the�.r be asked to take profiles and make recommendations as to location Carried Mr 0 Pallesen of Canadian Utilities advised that some of the farmers north of Wimborne wish the Power Tine moved back a distance of about 1751 instead of the usual one rod 14r. Church moved that the h1unicipal District pay the usual cost of the one rod set back of Dower lines but approve a greater set- back if the ndividuals concerned or the Rural Electrification Assoc. wish to nay lt�_he difference in the cost of the move Carried. I Mr Peters moved that the Provincial Government be asked to provide acamp kitchen for our Park area at 'Keiver's Lake Carried Mr. Church moved that the road committee and Mr. Peters bring in a rDport for park improvements at the location at itieiverls Lake CarriDd. reported Mr Campbell m= m:d that the residents east of Trochu are interested ii establishing a park in Section 14 - 33 - 22 - 4 near the Trochu FerrvL , FORM 149- -Special MUNICIPAL ;VIES LTD. See Page 18 Trochu park Hosp. REQ8N. Herman Comp . Gas prices Employee; Hanson dam irrigati Super- annuation Fir e costs RPA 14 TICIPAL and Mr Loo 4rfi ion Carridd COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 25, 1962 Page 1$ 1 Mr hurch moved that the road committee, Mr Campbell ore be a committee to re-port on this proposed park locat- A letter from the Olds Municipal Hospital District ad- vised thatt ey would be making a small requisition this year. The C..) Elnora Hospital District advised that there would be no requisition from them, end a telephone call to the Three Hills Hospital District advised that they would not be making any requisition Mr. Peters moved that Mollard and Associates be advised that this i) strict does not wish to have any aerial work done in re- spect to griel location. Carried. Mr. church moved that the Secretary - freasurer be authorized to write to the Workmen's �%omnensation Board and advise them that Donald Herman was assisting -the Veterinarian when he was injured in flovember of 1960, and that his work with the Veterinarian w U ,4s a part of his duties as Bang's Captain. Carried. Correspondence from Norman Pennock stated that he would supply gas to our trucks through a credit card to be kept at his station and signed bu- the individuals receiving the gas at a price of 36.3 cents per gallon for Purity 99 Miracle 1,1r Peters reported that K. & 0 Motors were willing to reduce their price to the same figure of 3 3 cents per gallon. After discussion, Mr Campbell moved g that the a business for the trucks be given to Highway Motors Ltd. as per theil quote. Carried Council was advised that David Murray had loft our em- ployment and had gone to work for Linden Contractors Uordon Ziegler has been hired to take his place in the south crew. Mr. Boese that this be approved by Council. Carried. A letter from P F R A asked Gouncillz opinion regarding an application by Vernon Hanson to irrigate 400 acres of land using water from the dam SE 24 - 29 - 25 - 4 Mr -L'oese moved that the P.F.R.A. be asked to investigate this matter very fully, that they be sure that provision continues to allow water for down stream use during dry periods, that they be advised that this District has no Title or License regarding the dam-, and that, in the opinion of the �ouncil, it is entirely impractical to irrigate 4-00 acres from this location Carried. A letter from the Secretary - Treasurer of the Alberta Municipal Districts office employee's Superannuation Board was read to Council together with two resolutions submitted from it for '-Iouncills approval. Mr Schmelke moved that the Council of this District apply to -the Public Service Pension Board to have the employees benefits of employees presently subject to the provisions of the Alberta Mun- icipal Districts Employees Superannuation Act, transferred and made subject to t -provisions of the local authorities pension Act Carried. Mr. Schmelke moved that the Alberta Municipal Districts Employees Su,oerannuation Board be, and is hereby authorized, to act as Agents for, and on behalf of the Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill 448, 'to negotiate and arrange for the terms under which the employees of the said District who are presently subject to the -provisions of the Municipal Districts Employees Superannuation Act, may be brought under the Pension Plan of the Local Authoritees Pension Act Carrie ft. A letter from the Chief Municipal Inspector advised that, in the opinion of the Department of Municipal Affairs, our Council could not legally charge the costs of a fire call to the individual who is receiving the benefit, nor could it be charged against his property Tals matter was discussed at considerable length See Page 19 cial LTD. 119 A By-law Fir e Protecti Goerlitz l gates Hail Suppl Road west of Allingham Stanki Bro s this being Fire Protec- agreements i serve this Carried - 4 the .fact th Sections 2 moved immed granted to would also given notic road west o of receipt employees a: with Counci portion of cession and of Wheatlan well will b phoning AT Calgary discuss com in the SE 4 quired alon area requir given by ou from the SE acres - lo, road would present divi viously paic to the Stan] the road wa; south of th; icipal Dist. total of 8P1; of the new c Carried approach to privately an This was dis alternate of 32 of 4 - $3 ersion - $26 claims in re Under this p cut off Fu lAnd and fen tHis offer w that they wo- agreeable to further with would not be meeting. Stankievech forth in the alternate of required C 7RM 149 Special TNICIPAL S PLIES LTD. COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 25, 1962 Page 19 Mr Loosmore moved first reading to By - Law No. 381, i By - Law to set up the whole Municipal District as a ;ion Area, and to arrange, where possible, Standard rith all ''ire Brigades with adequate equipment which might irea Carried.- 4 in favor, 3 against Mr. Campbell moved second reading to this By - Law in favor, 3 against Mr. and Mrs. Abe Penner met with Council and protested t Frank Goerlitz has four gates across the roads west of nd 11 - 30 - 2.6 - 4 They asked that the gates be re - ately, and they also object to any permission being flow him to have ?'exas Gates across this road. Others e affected Mr Campbell moved that Frank Goerlitz be be registered mail that the fences and gates across the 2 and 1.1 - 30 - ?6 - 4 must be removed within three days f this notice, otherwise the work will be done by our d costs charged to him. Carried Mr Paul Caubin of I P Krick Associates met briefly and thanked them for their sup)ort. He advised that a he M D of utarland would have a Program for :Fail Supp- Rain Increase this year, but that the vote in the County had been defeated He also advised that Mr Art Roth - their Field Technician, and that he may be contacted by - 5998, shop in Calgary, or residence - CR 7 - 35869 Mr t ^falter. and Stanley Stankievech met with council to �nsation in respect to the proposed road for the bridge 32 - 26 - 4, and also for the extra right -of. -way re- the 82 of 3 and the s1 of 4 in the same towns.hin. The for the road is shown on Bridge Plan No. DD 34&+ was Engineer as follows: From the SW 3- 32 -26 -4 - 2 42 acres, -- 32 -2.6 -4 - 6.25 acres, from the SW 4 - 32 - 26 - 4 - 1..70 .1 -10.37 acres. The total area cut off by the proposed 19.80 acres and this would include 3.44 acres of the -sion, leaving a net of 16.36 acres cut off, and not pre - for Mr. Peters moved that the following offer be made evech brothers in respect to this road for the land in itself - $376 88, for the land cut off and lying to the diversion - $476.00 - Title to this to go th the Mun- ct, for general severance, damages - •$497.12, making a 0 00 plus an allowance for fencing along the north side version 1$262_.50, making a total payment of IP1612.50. Council agreed to provide a reasonably satisfactory the farm buildings. `'tankievech :Bros, discussed this I then again met Council and asked for a, further ';1300 00 ,ussed at considerable length and Council then gave an E'er. For land required for the road in the SW 3 and the 76 88, for fencing along the north side of the new di_v- ?.50, for severance, general damages, fencing and any othet �pect to -the area cut off - 4,623 12 Total - lin1262.50. coposal. Stankievech Bros. would retain Title to the area ^th.er compensation would be paid for a total of ;3125.00 for :es in the SE 3- 32 -26 -4 Stankievech Bros. advised that )uld not be as good to them as the .first one They stated ild accept the fence deal in the first offer, but were not the compensation for land, etc They would discuss this their other brother George, but, in all likelihood, it accepted Walter and Stanley Stankievech then left the Mr. Peters moved that Registered letters be sent to the 3ros advis.ng them of the offer of the Council. as set �e minutes, and stating that, if they do not accept either ..er, that the Council will proceed to expropriate the land irried. o- See Page 20 COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 2.5, 1962 Page 20 Mr Allan Giesbrecht of Sunnyslope, met with �'ouncil re- garding the Mason house, and _y he made an offer of `, 50.00 for this house house Mason and the lot to go with it Council stated that this would be considered 'Slope and then referred it to the .road committee for investigation and report. Road grant Land to be sold, Old offi e rental Carbon shop Air compressor Carbon -3 Hills anniv. Huxley grader F. Jens dam, etc Officia opening A letter of April 10th, 1962 from the Department of Highways, a vised that our 1962 road Grant for general. use would be ';92,541.00. Council discussed at some length the ')rojects which should be included in an Agreement to earn this Grant The road fore- men were both i -)resent and details of costs mf and time were outlined. Mr. 13oese t en moved that application be made for a road Grant for the projects as listed in detail and attached to these minutes Carried Mr Schmelke moved that the north 80 acres of the NE 16- 32-26-4 be cffered for sale by tender subject to the following con- ditions First - that terms be cash within 15 days of acceT)tance of tendere and - that the highest tender over `;;2000.00 be accepted. Third - tha all tenders must be received at the Municipal office before noon of May 14. Motion Carried. Mr. Loosmore moved that the present rental agreements for the old office be approved by Council and further that the Secretary Treasurer bE authorized to further rent the old office at `j$100.00 per month on a three month minimum basis, plus utilities, subject to 30 days notice if sold. Carried. _ The shop committee reported that J. K. Ca#bell and Associates lad been hired to insulate the Carbon Metal Shop, size 40 x 40 x 13 at a cost of ` "1335 00 plus two men's labor for approximately five days The same firm had given a bid for the Three Hills Shop size 40 x 6 x 13 at 1 ?1695.00. Mr. :gown moved that council approve of the job 4t Carbon only for now Carried. Mr. Peters reported that an air compressor is being offered for sale at the Farm sale of Oscar Swenson and that it might be advisablE to buy this for Municipal use. fir. Church moved that the foremen be -uthorized to purchase this air compressor up to a maximum of 1200.00 if it is considered satisfactory Carried Council was advised that both Carbon and Three dills plan to celebratE their 50th Anniversaries this summer, and have asked about havinF some Municipal Equipment in their parades Mr. Peters moved that the two parades be supported, that Municipal equipment be entered in the parades if convenient. Carried. old grader Carried. road all.owa seldom used Mr. Jensen improvement the suggest dam Mr b matter. Ca are being Chamber of banquet at were made paid: Bank of 14ont 2302 Mr. Campbell moved that J. A. Lemay be advised that the hick is now at Iiuxley is supposed to stay in that Hamlet Mr. Ghurch reported that Frode Jensen has a dugout on the ce west of the SW 3- 29 -20 -4 This is a road which is very and for many years traffic has been going around the dugout. as applied to the P.F.R.A. for financial assistance for to the dugout or dam and they wish Council's approval with on that an easement be obtained for traffic to go around the own moved that Mr. King and Mr. Church investigate this ried. The office committee gave a brief retort of Mans which e for the official. opening for June 4th. The Three Hills mmerce and Town of Three dills will provide an invitational on, and the official opening will follow at 2.00 P M Pest controls were referred to briefly but no decisions Mr. Boese moved that the following accounts be authorized real Sherwood Old 1 "olk Is Home 55.00 /welfare see Page21 FORM 149- —Sped 1 MUNICIPAL s S PLIES LTD f Im N FORM 149 MUNICIPAL S Treasury Br nch. 983 Jubilee Insurance 984 Torrington Rural E_l_ec 985 Becker's Painting Service 986 COUNCIL MEETING 987 Alta Govt Telephones APRIL 25, 1962 Page 21 Bank of Montreal Becker's Painting 990 2303 Dave's Welding 84.8o,/-,repairs 2304 Gaetz Iardware 26-30,-fuel 2305 WCimborne Farm Supplies 5.10✓' tools ,Z 30 � 2 e•� i W-A ��C4zo .1i, S 5 no ✓' e� �_< � \ 2306 Wright Motors c, 48 45 ,- repairs 2307 S.F Torrence 20.00,, "election 2.308 Wm. Poole 8.00, election 2309 H McCulloch 10.00.^ election 2310 Vern Bitz 8 00v^ election 2311 Acme Community Centre 10.00,E election 2312 Swalwell Community Centre 10.00./'election Royal Bank 1857 G. G King 455 50- "wages 1858 H.J. ijanson 406.3 O wages 1859 Mrs. V. Hart 208.0✓' wages 1860 G L Park 280.72✓ wages 1861 R. Keglowitsch 471.65," wages 1862 R. Rolston 110.00,'janitor 1863 Receiver General 152.10 f inc tax Treasury Br nch. 983 Jubilee Insurance 984 Torrington Rural E_l_ec 985 Becker's Painting Service 986 Farmer's Union 987 Alta Govt Telephones 988 Attridge & Miller 989 Becker's Painting 990 C J Christie 991 Linden Trading Co -Op 992 Linden Motors 993 Medical Services Inc. 994 Postie's Delight Ltd. 995 F. Scamen 'Transport 996 Three Hills transport 997 C. Turner 998 I U McLennan 999 E.W. Gore 1000 Claude Webb 1001 Mrs Claude Webb 1002 Elmer Davis 1003 P.C. Warkentin 1004 H.0 Currie 1005 Dave Kaechele 3.006 Sarcee tnited Church 1007 Industrial Acceptance 1008 Linden Contractors LTD 151. 00 -1 insur. ance 200.00 1" cutting brush 500.000 painting office 23 75 --N F.U.A. Dues 11.40-^ shop 48 01 repairs 18.28`^ painting office 546.00✓`insurance 9.00 bunk cars 3.20.^ repairs 195.00 1^ M. S.I I. 19.95' -new office 129.811-hauling 25 48 ," hauling 28.56- hauling 10.00" election 8.00,-election 10.00.^ election 8.00 �- election 20.00 �- election 8 00/' election 10.00�-election 8.00,1-election 10.00— election 825.60 e- gravel work 1750.44 rgravel work Mr Boese moved that this meeting do now adjourn. Carried. Time of adjournment • 6.20 P.M. Reeve ®�i ED 'o� Sec. - Trea o���rs im Approved by the Department of Municipal Affairs MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD.—EDMONTON AND CALGARY— P27858 -57 FORM No. Q MONTHLY STATEMENT (SEC. 61 V M.D Act, R.S.A. 1955) COUNTY OF MUNICIPAL_ DISTRICT O F --------- xneehi 11 ��48----- - - - - -- -------------------- - - - - -- No. -------- - - - - -- Net Balance at End of Previous Month Receipts for the Month (Less Loans) Loans Received Sub Total LESS L— Disbursements for the Month Loans Paid Net Balance at End of Month Balance at End of Month —Bank " " " — Treas. Br "Cash on Hand at End of Month Sub Total Less Outstanding Cheques Net Balance at End of Month Month Ending ----------- .March 31 .................... 19 GENERAL ACCOUNT 25,619 ir 4o99 91 63,648.02. 15,716.30 TOTAL 1935098.03 10,031.03 Nil 203,129.o6 15,103 21 449822.27 158,306.79 549.14 79,913 46 79,733 45 79,733 45 160,694 98 2,388 7.9 It A OUTSTANDING CHEQUES I OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS PAYABLE No. j No. Amount Mo treal 00 Treasury 62 9855 4 68 839 1 68 856 6.75 896 200 00 C903 147.75 9o4 1807 75 2.68:61 j No. Amount Mo treal 1328 62 1700 9 85 1969 50 00 2047 24.46 2222 25.80 2238 55 00 2247 53 85 219.58 No. Amount Loans Estimate of Accounts Payable, not rendered TOTAL Amount )I Nil f Nil Submitted to Council this _--.---_ 6 --------------------------- _.._ Day ............. 19 - - -- r Secretary -Tr rer TOTAL 2388.19 Ap r *Cash on Hand Deposited ........ ........_........ il 2 ......_....__. 19.... 62 (SEE OVER FOR EXPENDITURE CONTROL) FORM 14 MUNICIPAL MONTHLY FINANCIAI STA.LL,v,6, , MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF -#48 Month Ending March 31, 1962 Net Balance at end of Previous Month Receipts foi the Month Sub - Total Disbursements for the Month Net Balance at end of Month Balance at T Net Balance LTD. nd of Month Royal Montreal Treasury Sale Surplus 63,648.02 15,716 30 79,733 4� 54-9.14 159,646.91 Cash on Hand 1,048 07 Sub - Dotal 160,694.98 Less Outstanding Cheques 27388.19 lat end of Month 158,306-79 193,098-03 10,031 03 203,129 06 441822.27 158,306 79 As Submitted to Council this day of April, 1962 Alk FORM 149 Speci I MUNICIPALS PLIES LTD. 00 N 00 I:+ FN S• � i2al � I-j W 1-4 P) 1P 00 O v p O n v o a DD cwt N� C-A #-I P.:3 y }-3 t-+ O N' W O�V I- N 0 ::$' s • 7 O <D W ti 0 O W 0) Q CA A chct�3"O➢ Oaf 0:3N H (D W0OO V p�tDin � y N•W 0 0 ® R � to cct�C+W Ci r • • • • • • • • • • • • ; cF f�A C.( ci• W H O H h �:4w0:E:0 wT :cw :V4mw :4w cn I�+HtVNHW rii�+N WWHNNH v1 CO O�Q �D O V c)o t3� vt W \s't \1 s� s� IWV 0 W 0 H� ONSO RQ H s� ft-+NNH r N I 11 W I I V WN rW O War! 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S 2 -30 -22 N &E. 2 W 29,32 - W 6 -29 -21 TENTATIVE ,1962 ROAD GRADING PROGRAM as Drafted by Council April 9, 1962 NAME FILES Estimated P - Patches Machine Hr s. 28822 Ziegler- McMann -2-1 Clarks -21 y Haymond east 20 McKee north - Nielson west 30 -23 � Coates -Gwynn =21 kSpitzig- Everett Hesketh S.E. om SW 18-28-24-north ►- Kroschel X S 16-29-24 Ed Bitz east W 29-29-24 Ralston S 4 & 5-30-24 and- Wesbitt west S 1- 30 -25- 11 S 25- 30 -25- - Hiebert W 2 &c 11 -30 -24 Poffenrgth -I apses X SE 16- 30 -?..3 Larson Corner 1P 2 2 1 P 1 P 1-j P i P 1 2 1 $75v 1000 300 50- 6o- 20 20 450 150 X 375 200 - 200 x 300 rom SW 26-29-25 north Haining N & S. 3* 700 om NE 34-29-25-west Haining west 1+50 N/NW 19-30-25 i Linden west 600 -- S 26-30-25 f F. Penner 1 200,r-" S 3 & 4-29-25 -SW of Bircham 2 P 50 • Linden Sc of L/ and park area S 25-32-24 , G. Boles east 1 150 X W 30 & 31-32-25 Bauers 1+ 200 S 16- 32 -26.x Willard 300 W 30- 32 -26 Smouse Creek 1 200 W 3-3,r32 -26 Morley (brush) 1 100 W 18 -32 -25 Erickson t + 150- S 3 & 4-32 26 Allingham west bridge 2 7001 - x W 28 & 33- 1 -26 Page 2 300 F At NW 35-3 -24 Corner west Three Hills P 30 W 34 -30 -22 J. Hugo -Baird 3/1+ 350 1 35 & in 26-30-22 A. J. Ferguson 3 300 S 2 & 3-32..22 Lumni- Stewart 2 300 W 2 & 11-3:2-22 Kowalchuk 2 300' X W 8 -31 -21 Bay Coulee 1 1000 "'S 27& 28 -3 -22 Thomas 2 300 W 2 -32 -23 Bill Jones 1 100 mom SW 2- 34- 26'north Smith Resource Road )+ 1000 S 15 & 16 -34-26 Morrell- Robanske 2 400- W 1 -34-27 Bigelow 1 200 - W 5 -34-26 Buchert 1 200 - W 28 -34-26 Gerrard (brush) 1 100,- 'rom SW 17 -33 -2 east Troche east- Contingency ? 2000' S 26 & 27-34-24 r Stephenson- Dorrigan 2 400 S 29 & 30-'4-22 --Hibbs 1 400 , -- X S 1 -33 -23 Bridge east Hess 1 Huxley nor hwest' brushing ? 300 , y _ — Special 'PLIES LTD. rte° LOCATION Tentative Road Grading Program 1962 Page 2 NAME MILES Estimated P - Patches Machine Hrd. Not included in the above but to be inspected and considered: W 26 & 35 -29 -26 F. Goerlit2 south Through 2 -33 -22 Sich GovernmentlCulverts requested - not included above: S/NW 16-34-22 Calvert W /SW 32-30-23 L. Edwards W 26 -32 -2 Berreth - S /SE -28 -31 24 Ward's west W/NW 15-30-26 Brown X In SW 17-31-22 J. Price y W /SW 18-30-26 Brielsman FORM 149 Special MUNICIPAL St#PLIES LTD.