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Home My WebLink About1967-06-05 Council Minutesk• FORMf., -P SPECIAL MUNICIP SUPPLIES LTD, M D OF KNEEHILL # 48 COURT OF REVISION - JUNE 5, 1967 The members of the Court of Revision of the N D of Kneehi 1 # 48 met at the Municipal Office, Three Hills, on Monday June 5/67, to consider all assessment appeals which had been filed The hearings were held from 9.10 t' h to 11.45 M except for one brief adjournment The following Council members of the Court of Revision were present throughout Mr. H Church, Mr. R W Brown (Chairman), Mr. D�inc Peters Mr. S. C Schmelke, Mr C. C Campbell Other members of Council - Mr Cliff Poole and Mr Ralph oosmore - attended but took no part in any voting Mr G G King, Sec. -Treas , was present and recorded the mi utes Mr George Park, assessor, was present and gave i formation in each case. Appea13 were considered and dealt with as follows Each appellant or agent present was given ample opportunity to presenb the reasons for appeal, and each left prior to the motion giving he decision. SE-5-3Z-24-4 Mrs 14. Parry was present- asked reduction as a larg area is flooded Mr. Geo Park agreed that it warranted a reduction to $4,410 Mr Church moved that the assessment of the SE- 5- 32 -24 -4 be redluced from $4,630 to $4,410 Carried SE-20-31-22-4 and SW- 21- 31 -22 -4 assessed at $3,950 and $2,370 respec ivelly. Mr. Stan Milan was not present Mr Geo. Park advised that he had gone over these lands with iZr. T4,.ilan and he appeared satisfied Mr Schmelke moved that these two assessments be confirmed at $3,950 and $2,370 resp Carried. NW- 27- 30 -23 -4 G 14 Gibson was present - assessednt $3,400 SW-34-30-23-4 tq ,o 1? $2,300. His main complaint is that he has no access to the east side of wither of the above due to a deep coulee Mr Geo. Park recommended a reduction of NW-27 to $3,330. but no change in SW-34. Mr Brown moved that the Nye -27 -30 -23-4 be reduced from $3,400, to $3,330 and that the Spa- 34- 30 -23 -4 stay at $2,300 Carried. present Dwelling on SE- 25- 33-24 -4 Georges Lemay - assessed at $3,560. Mr L may asked that this dwelling be exempted as a farm horse, it is occupied by Dr. tishcroft, Veterinarian, but Mr Lemay considers him a "caretaker" and he is not paying; any rent At present t.ssessnent Act was reviewed as to definition of farm buildings No complaint was voiced as to the actual amount, of assessment. Mr Geo Park recommended no change Mr Church moved that the assessment be upheld at $3,560 Carried Dwelling on N!1- 23- 30 -26 -4 - A N Taylor- assessed at $1,270 1r Taylor was present - asked that dwelling be exempted as a farri building, part 1965 - rented at $30. mo, 1966 - empty part summer, then in October rented to Jacob Wiebe, elect ician apprentice, who helped look after the cattle on a ew occasions in winter Mr Geo ark recommended no ch nge Mr Peters moved that the assessment of $1,270 be up eld. Carried See page 2 W I 0 FORM 1149 -P SPECIAL MU ICIP/& SUPPLIES LTD, r Dwellis by Mr. Hanson Size, and no Park r be 14 D OF KNEEHILL # 48 COURT OF REVISION JUNE 5/67 Page 2 in NE- 1- 32 -24 -4 - Mrs 1Jilma Hanson was represented >anford Hanson - assessed at $1, 730. I�;r Sanford stated he is living in this house and is not a farmer )ndition, facilities, etc of the house were reviewed iifference of any consequence were noted Mr. Geo :ommended no change 4r Campbell moved that the assessment of $1,730 Ld Carried Railwa Spur Line to mobil Oil of Canada Plant north -east of ?Jim orne - Marathon Realty Co was not represented - assess d at $30,810 Mr Geo Park agreed that the mileage should be adjusted from 2 71 miles to 2 72 miles and that assess ent based on 60% of the rate instead of 100% which he had used, he therefore recommended a redutetion to $18,56 Mr Schmelke moved that the xxd* said assessment be red ced from $30,810 to $18,560. Carried. The following three appeals were by Hudsons Hay Gas Oil Co and it was not represented. 1 Wellhead in LSD 8 of 22- 31 -24 -4 - assessed at $260 ; appeal asked &igher depreciation, Mr Geo. Park stated that he though he had allowed sufficient depreciation at 5% as it is a s ut -in well. Kir Peters moved that the assessment be con armed at $260. Carried 2 'e 1 equip. in LSD 4 of 12- 34 -26 -4 - appeal pointed out that o e valve had not been assessed and Mr. Geo Park adviLsel that this would increase the assessment from $8,790. to $8,)10. Mr Schmelke moved that the said assessment be i.ncrea ed to $8,910 Carried $ We 1 equip in LSD 16 of 13-32 -25-4 - a minor item had also b en missed in this and tir Geo Park advised that this should increase the assessment from $1,140 to $1,170 Mr. Peters moved that the said assessment be increased to $1,170. Carried Revi Mr Campbell moved that the n do now adjourn. Carried (Time of adjournment - 11.45 Chairman meeting of the Court of I.I'i.) Secretary 'v iDt k N [J AGENDA FOR COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 5th & 12th /67 June 5th - Court of Revision from 9 A 14 to 12 noon. Agenda as time permits. dugouts, etc 3 Hills Creek 1. �1 P M i +.r Zeg . dan P. F R. A (- - drainage of Siewert Lake Pro osed M. D. agreements re the above , 2 - Grantvi le gas lines - approvals 3 ✓ Borrow Dit and fence agreements, etc �14 ✓Reports of Ted Paquette, Public Viorks Supt �5. ✓Ikeports of Joe ilobler, gravel foreman 6 ✓ Armco Drainage - culvert prices same as Sept 12/66 list 7 ✓Sidewal slabs 18 x 26 - 500 bought in 1966 - 80¢ each 8 v A A,I D - circulars -9.✓ Reports re group insurance, sgc etc - approved by employees a10.✓ Cards of appreciation - Peters family 11 ✓Bridge Branch - 6/5E- 3- 34 -25 -4 repairs, 5E- 14- 31 -24 -4 new 12 ✓.Mun Finance Officers :association - meeting June 21st 13 V 'ester Asphalt Distributors - oil 18 5¢ gallon ;14 ✓ Dept f Highways - will paint lines Torrington north reports re culverts 15 ✓ Applic tions for work - Elmer Bauer; Rick Langshaw; Gary Weigum 16 v Farmer3 Union - grant request '""'17 ✓1967 L placation for General Road Grant 18 ✓limbor e Ladies Comm. Club - Nuisance Ground i/19 ✓ Alta over Comm - Trochu R E A '?0 T Hesketi Comm Association - request for 1967 grant u Council policy for 1967 Recreation grants X21. ✓ Alta. assessment Appeal Board - Sun Oil pipelines `'22 ✓ II S I - new rates as from July lst °423 ✓` I -Ion G Taylor - local meeting with govermmng officials DATE ?? 24 .-1- ri. D of Starland - wage schedule 25.v"IM. D. of Sturgeon - it of various Districts 26 ✓ Drumhe ler Health Unit - Report re Preventive Health Services 27 ✓ Canada Life ?assurance Co - proposed policy amendment � 28. ✓'t�elfar .. -r _ is ,( 29. Set dates for comm. meetings - Dry Canyon -Pope Lease hill, A G T Line; Road comm work, etc 30 For Ju e 12th•. - •30 A AI Joint meeting with Ag. Service Board 3 00 P M Stanley & Assoc. wish to meet Coundl re 31 rlinute 32. Gene FORM ., -P SPECIAL MUNICIP SUPPLIES LTD. local collector roads, etc of meeting of Municipal Planning Comm , other reports on Planning matters accounts and paysheets Other items to be added later i F FORM 1$9 -P SPECIAL MUNICIP I SUPPLIES LTD, COUNCIL MEETING June 5, 1967 Page 1 Th regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Knee ill No-48 was held at the Municipal office, Three H lls on Monday, June 5th, 1967, commencing at 900 A.2 Councillors present were Mr A H. Church Div 1 Mr. C W Poole Div.2 Mr. Ralph Brown Div-3 (Reeve) Mr Dunc Peters Div.4 Mr Ralph Loosmore Div.5 Mr S C Schmelke Div 6 Mr C C Campbell Div 7 Mr� G.G. King, Secretary- Treasurer, was present and recorde the minutes. Th� Three Hills School Division was not represented at this meeting Mr. Loosmore moved that the 1967 Members of the Court COUZT OF of Revi ion of this Municipal District be Councillors REVISION Church, Brown, Peters, Schmelke and Campbell, and that Mr Ral h Brown be Chairman Carried Mr Cliff Poole was absent from the meeting of the C POOLE Court o Revision from 9.05 A M until approximately 9 50 A M wh le he attended to other Municipal business at the Three H lls Shop Thy Court of Revision met from 9 05 A.M. to 11 05 A. C OF R M and rrom 11 30 A.M. until 11 50 A M Th minutes of the Court of Revision appear separately. At 11 05 A.M., Mr. Peters moved that the Council MEETING meeting be again opened. Carried. Mr. Art Taylor met Council regarding the road from his farn where he lives to another farm which he also ART operates with particular reference to the read west of TRYLOR Prices, namely West of 1 and 12- 30 -26 -4. He asked that ROAD Council consider improving these two miles of road so that they would be suitable for farm traffic as this would save hin some extra mileage in travelling from one location to the Dther. This was discussed briefly. Mr Peters moved that the road committee investigate , regardi g the request of Mr Art Taylor as noted above and thab they report back to a later Council meeting Carried Mr. Art Taylor thanked Council and left the meeting. Mr. Church moved that the Council meeting again C OF R adjourn to allow for completion of the business of the Court of Revision. Carried. NO E - This adjournment was from approximately 11 25 A M until 11 50 A.M. ThD Council meeting reconvened at approximately 11 50 A4M. ani Mr. Cliff Poole gave a report in respect to the TRUCK Interna Tonal one ton truck. He had checked further REPORT regardi g this with Sandy Sommerville, mechanic, this morning and found that the motor had been very badly dam- aged ev'dently as the result of the truck being driven from Th ee Hills to Carbon while short of water It had overhea ed very extensively and was almost entirely ruined E FOX The bla e was placed mainly on Ernie Fox as the driver. He also referred to some damage which had been done pre- viously to the No.12 Motor Grader operated by Ernie Fox General discussion followed re the above & other employees. See Page 2 FORM C 1 00 P Mr of May each Co Mr letter to dams The pre sites a but tha a tenta would c long an 4 and w and 504 relati.v Mr Mr. Adai and mig: Mr Council with A: Water R investi; P.1 up to a, Th the Pro - entirel; grant a; the lane discuss: Mr also be, site Mr contact propose( Hills C: Mr the abo, COUNCIL MEETING June 567 Page 2 cil adjourned for dinner from 12 00 noon to Peters moved that the minutes of the meeting IINUTES th and 15th be adopted as per copy mailed to ADOPTED ncillor Carried. Reg Adams of P F R A met with Council. His P F.R f May 31st, 1967 was read to Council in regard and /or dugouts along the Three Hills Creek 3 HILLS CREEK iminary survey showed that offstream storage e very limited due to topographic conditions, two promising dam sites hav been selected on ive basis, one being in the l- 27- 31 -24 -4 and 20 nsist of an embankment of approximately 12004 504 high, the secnnd is located in NE- 21- 30 -23- uld consist of a fill approximately 5004 long high. Further study is needed to determine the merits of the sites Peters asked about 'h-� dam near Wm Burns and s said that the spill °Tay had been inadequate t not be feasible to develop it any further Adams outlined the following procedure if wishes to have a Community project proceeded equest is sent to the Director of the Provincial sources and it should ask that they have P.F.R.A. ate the feasibility of certain dams,etc .R.A. would then complete its Agriclzltural report proximately the Three Hills west road. Capital cost of a project would be shared by incial and Federal governments or it might be Federal. The Provincial government might sistance for purchase of the flooded area, but owners should be contacted for a preliminary on of this matter. Adams stated that some preliminary work had n done along other creeks for possible storage moved that a committee be named to the owners of the land directly concerned for dams as referred to by Mr. Adams along the Three eek Carried Brown moved that the Committee in respect to e be Mr. Loosmore, and Mr. Peters. Garri.ed. Mr Adams asked that he be mailed a copy of any request which is sent to Water Resources This was agreed 1pon Mr. Adams then referred to the Carbon dam and said CARBON that the spillway is in poor condition He has been DAM endeavo ing to get some improvements made by the Federal goverment and has tentative approval if the M D will also pa ti.cipate by providing some gravel and labor. P.F.R.A would supply all other materials and the spill- way would be rebuilt to a wider standard Mr. Church moved that Council give authority to go ahead with plans and improvements to the Carbon north daze. C rried. Matters pertaining to straightening the Municipal SIEWERT road wet of 23- 32 -26 -4 and drainage of Siewert Lake LAKE were then discussed. Mr. Adams advised that Mrs Klara DRAINAGE Ensming r had signed a consent form on behalf of the Zarboch Estate regarding the NE- 27- 32- 26--4, and consent forms have been signed by Mr. Dan Berreth and Mr. Verne Kientz. Mr. Adams advised that he had contacted Mr & Mrs John Folkman as owners of the SE -23 32 -26 -4 They I- PSPECIAL use the water in the Lake but would be satisfied with a SUPPLIES LTD, �'. �^ 3 Qa Page 3 ✓ F FORM MU tell Mr R 0 Keglowitsch, P.Eng. then gave a progress P, 0 report n regard to the work on the Torrington - Allingham KEGLOilITSCH fob H stated that the north two miles are almost complet as far as dirt work is concerned and they can now sta t doing a ha..1f mile at a time with the gravel surface g. Mr. Joe Dobler advised that Orval McArthur will be GRAVEL ready tD start gravel checking again about the 12th of REPORTS June ani that this will be suitable to him. He further advised that the amount of gravel placed on roads in 1967 is as fdllows Di COUNCIL MEETING nil Div. June 5/67 Page 3 4,272 with a (lug-out if it is put In at no expense to them 4,634 If they made application for a dugout through P F.R.A., 8,506 they could get a grant of 07¢ per cu.yd. toward the 4,836 cost, but the work would have to be done in late Fall 1,6$6 Mr Ted Paquette, Joe Dobler and R. 0 Keglowitsch FOR&11EN also met with Council at this time, (approximately 1 55 P.M.) ThD proposed agreement between the Municipal District of Knee ill No-48, Mr. Dan Berreth and Mr. Verne Kientz AGREEMENT was thei read to Council and Mr Adams in detail. This BERRETH had beei drafted by Mr Crawford Ferguson, Solicitor, IllZA.L s' under date of May 23rd, 1967 It was particularly noted that the Municipal District would have the right, but not the obligation in future to maintain the channel in the E- 22- 32 -26 -4/ Mr Church moved that Council of the agreement as submitted and authorize the Reeve and Secretary - Treasurer to sign same on behalf of the Municipal Di strict, and further that Mr Dunc Peters FOLKIii.NN have authority to negotiate with Mr. and Mrs. John Folkman in respect to the dugout in the SE- 23- 32 -26 -4 Carried Mr Reg Adams advised that the said dugout should DUGOUT be a mi imum of 2500 cu.yds to 3000 cu yds. and 121 deep sh uld be sufficient. Mr. Folkman had requested that it be placed near the north -south fence line Mr. Ted Paquette advised that P F,R A. have sufficient grade stakes in now to allow his crew to CHtiNNEL start oi the channel work but he would like to have it WORK checked further later this week Mr. Adams agreed to this Co ncil thanked Mr. Adams for attending the meeting REG ADAMS and bri gang the information and he then left at approx- imately 2 15 P M Mr R 0 Keglowitsch, P.Eng. then gave a progress P, 0 report n regard to the work on the Torrington - Allingham KEGLOilITSCH fob H stated that the north two miles are almost complet as far as dirt work is concerned and they can now sta t doing a ha..1f mile at a time with the gravel surface g. Mr. Joe Dobler advised that Orval McArthur will be GRAVEL ready tD start gravel checking again about the 12th of REPORTS June ani that this will be suitable to him. He further advised that the amount of gravel placed on roads in 1967 is as fdllows Di v. 1 nil Div. 2 4,272 Div. 3 4,634 Div. 4 8,506 Div 5 4,836 Di 6 1,6$6 Di 7 nil Mr. Dobler advised that the payloader was off for GRAVEL a couple of days for repair work but it is 0 K again LOtDER now Me traxcavator was used in the meantime. Mr. Joe Dobler Left the meeting at approximately 2 30 P.M. and Mr R D. Keglowitsch also left at that time I1�1 See Page 4 I -P SPECIAL �J SUPPLIES LTD. it II I I I I I I IIII IIII ul T1 II I I IIII III 1 � FORM Mr arrange referre Mr. Ver Carried Mr made ar Bagot -W recomme of the approve Carried COUNCIL MEETING June 5/67 Page 4 Peters moved that the Secretary - Treasurer to get caveats registered against the lands l to in the Agreement with Mr. Dan Berreth and ie Kientz as noted earlier in these minutes Peters and G King reported that they had angements for fences to be moved for the lkinson 3 miles of roadwork and they further ded that the road should be straightened south E- 28- 32 -25 -4. Mr Loosmore moved that Council of the straightening of the road S/SE- 2$- 32 -25 -4 CAVEATS r0AD PIZOGE AIVI DIV 4 Mr. Poole moved that Council accept the borrow pit and fence agreements as per signed copies submitted to this meeting. Carried Mr G. King reported that the minutes of June 13/66 page 7 aad authorized that an order be placed with Toews Buildin Blox of Linden for 500 cement slabs 1$" x 2604 at 80¢ ea. The bill had been received later in the year for these and had been paid Mr.Schmelke advised that at least 475 of these had been placed in Wimborne. None had been placed at Swalwell. Wage rate for 0 A McArthur as gravel checker was then discussed. He had been paid at $1.65 per hr. in 1966, but the new rate for general laborers after 3 years with the Municipal District is $2.20 per hr Mr. Campbe 1 moved that Mr 0 A McArthur be paid at $2.20 per hr Carried. Mr11. O.A McArthur met briefly with Council and was advised of the rate of $2 20 per hr. to him as gravel checker. He accepted this with thanks and stated that he would be able to start within a few days He then left the meeting. A�number of circulars from the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts were read to Council and dealt with aE follows 1 Pacal Grader Blades - Mr Poole moved that this be fil d Carried 2. Paczyme - Mr Church moved that this be filed. Carrie . 3. Road signs regarding Fair Weather roads. Mr. Poole oved that this be tabled. Carried SIDEWALK SLI:BS O. A McARTHUR A A ICI D. CIRCUL',RS T e secretary - treasurer advised Council that GROUP nearly all employees had replied in regard to the INSURANCE propos d Group Insurance through the A.A.M.D. and Sun Life and all of the replies except one stated that they favored joining in the scheme with hospital benefits, the one wished to ,loin the scheme but without the ho pital benefits. As the result of that survey, the cards are now being signed and completed and will be sent ir to participate in the scheme with full benefits This r Dort was ordered filed. C rds of appreciation were read to Council from the APF2ECIATION Peters family in respect to flowers sent at the time of Mr Wm Peters, father of Duncan Peters See Page 5 1 -P SPECIAL SUPPLIES LTD, �. �J b FORM MU ICII 1 -P SPECIAL SUPPLIES LTD, Bridge COUNCIL MEETING June 5/67 Page 5 spondence was read from the Provincial nch in regard to the following 1 Bridge S/SE- 3- 34 -25 -4 - Bigelow east This stated that the bridge is in fairly good shape and that the M.D. should repair the handrail and put on new strip deck The Bridge Branch will replace the missing strut en they have a cr_w nearby Mr Poole moved that t s be accepted, and filed. Carried. BRIDGES BIGELOW 2. In SE- 14- 31 -24 -4 - Brosseau A new bridge BROSSEAU is being deisgned for this location with the road to be straightened and details will be sent to us in the near future. Mr Loosmore moved that this be accepted and filed. Carried A letter from Western Asphalt Distributors stated OIL FOR that they will haul,supply and apply MC Asphalt oils to ASPHALT our To ington- Allingham road at a cost of 18 5¢ per gallon. Mr. Peters moved that this bid be approved. Carried. A letter from the Provincial Department of Highways PAINTING advised that its painting crew will do the painting as ROAD LINES requested by our Council on the Torrington- Wimborne road. This was ordered filed. The Sec -Treas advised Council that he had been in contact with Mr. Howard Atkin of the Provincial Bridge CULVERTS Branch by telephone and wished to advise with regard to the following 1. ulvert for S/SE- 17- 30 -23 -4, Archie Metzger - the 14ETZGER locatioa ±xxxxk has not been inspected by the Department but thi3 should be done fairly soon. Required profiles are on -ecord at Edmonton now. 2. ulvert W/SW- 8- 29 -24 -4, Steve Ma3.akz - The District MAL=�.KI Enginee 's crew from Red Doer are completing the required profile and may recommend that the road be straightened Mr Loosmore moved tliat these reports be accepted. Carried App ications for work were read to Council as submitted ARPLIC- by Elme7 Bauer, Rick Langsha-�. and Gary Weigum. Mr. Peters ATIONS moved t at these be filed for the time being as there are no vaca ties. Carried. The M D of Starland had sent a copy of its 1967 wage STi.RLAND schedule for the roadmen and this was referred to Council WAGES briefly The M D of Sturgeon also sent a wage schedule STURGEON which it had compiled from various Districts dealing with both of ice and road employees Mr Church moved that these be filed for general information. Carried. Mr. Church moved that the Council meeting date be MEETING changed from June 12th to June 13th as some Councillors JUNE 13th are otherwise engaged on the 12th. Carried Mr. viting l June 12, authors; Brown read a letter which he had received in- L iim to a meeting at the University of Calgary on R BROWN ;h Mr Poole moved that Mr. Brown be officially ;ed to attend. Carried See Page 6 I I FORM 19 -P SPECIAL NU ICIP SUPPLIES LTD, It Members from th Board m� new dat wished set for Mr met wit regular detail attachE Council upon ar Mr. 4 15 PI COUNCIL MEETING Page 6 June 5/67 g as noted that the Agricultural Service Board NOTICES should be advised that the date has been changed 12th to 13th and that the Agricultural Service :ets jointly with Council at 9 30 A &Associates It was also noted that StYthat this be now ,o meet Council and it was agreed 3 00 p m. on June 13th. H.J Hanson, Assistant andctheadetailssforrthelso 1 Council at 3 15 P 1967 road grant Agreement were gone oviis The program for the read CD Agreement i on a separate sheet. Mr. Campbell moved that apply for 1967 road grant as per details agreed i listed with these minutes Carrie H J. Hanson left the meeting at approximately ThE Secretary - Treasurer was asked to again write t^ the Water Resources Provincial �rnment in reg rd to the drainage through theSE1333254 (Bilta a). ROAD GIRANT AGREEMENT SILTALA DRAINAGE Mrl Ted Paquette, Public Works Superintendent gave regard to repairs ERNIE FOX Council some further information in machinery which had been operated by required on certain In brief he particularly referred to Ernie 1 ox , Repairs lotOf #troublerfirst been shut d d own when developed, amachine extra expense would have been avoided. International 2 ton from Carbon - Motor had been 2. almost completely ruined by the fact that it was driven while This extremely hot. Mr Cliff Poole, lnformatiahscussedebyrCouncilf were then further d M P Ernie Fox be advised he is oole moved that Mr. EMPLOYEES fired, will receive effective immediately, and that he that warning letters NOTICE two weeks pay in lieu of notice, also r arrylBentz and John be sent that they to m P orrkillingDtimeadvCa��ged. TROCHU Campbell moved that Council approve of the map R E 1;,L of th . Trochu ElectrificationrAssociation as sub- mitted from Al Berta A letter from the Hesketh Community Association re- la LO ALA'l& l gardi g recreation grant was read. Mr. Loosmore moved explaining CounciV s GRANT that a letter be sent to them po�ic - Carried The new policy, if any, for recreation grants was tabled without final decision referred to briefly but Ted Paquette left the meeting at this time. . GAS LINES Mr Peters moved that Council approve of the location submitted from GRANTVILLE of tie Grantville gas lines as per map Plai s Western Gas Co. Carried Final Red Dunc lotice was read to Council regarding the Municipal FINE,NCE ice Officer's Association meeting to be held at OFFICERS )eer on June 21st. Mr Poole moved that G. King and MTG Peters be authorized to attend Carried. See Page 7 t� 15� FORM COUNCIL MEETING Page 7 June 5/67 g It w s noted that the Municipal r�MTG. C Planning Commission should 20th or 22nd to avoid conflict with the Finance Officerts meeting eferred to above Mr Brown advised that he hopes to be away for a holiday from June 21st to July 8th so will not be availabl for any Municipal duties during that time Mr Chur h moved that Council approve and grant Mr. Brown, Reeve) leave for the time mentioned. Carried. Mr Peters moved that the regular July meeting of Council be held at the Municipal Office, Three Hills, on July 11th /67, commencing at 9 00 A.M Carried A letter from the Alberta Farmer's Union was read Alb it requested Grant Mr. Loosmore moved at a Grant is th e Alberta made locally only. Carried A 1 request Nuisanc and als was adv up rece moved t group a A r was rea respect in the mrmatio ,tter from the Wimborne Ladies Community Club ;d xV improvements to the Wimborne Ground, namely, - putting up a slab fence putting some gravel in the drive way Council .sed that the Nuisance Ground had been tidied fitly with the Municipal Traxcavator Mr Peters fiat Mr Schmelke contact the said community id discuss matters with them. Carried R. BROWN HOLIDi.YS MEETING JULY 11th F. U i, wIMBORNE NUTS GROUND sport from the Alberta Assessment Appeal Board S N OIL CO i in regard to the appeal by Sun Oil Co in to certain pipelines. No change had been made assessments Mr. Campbell moved that this inf- ra be accepted and filed Carried. A circular from M.S.I. set out the new rates which e S. I will b effective as from July 1st and also outlined additi nab enefit d will andbfiled1ud Poole Carried moved that Council discussed a possible date for a local meeting LOC:L with other governing officials including the M.L A.' Mr Loosmore moved that the meeting be set for 8 00 MEETING P M Mr RadnondaRatzlaff2are free toH attend ratnthatltime. and Raymond Carrie The Drumheller Health Unit had sent Council a copy D H U. of the report of the Special Legislative & Lay Committee PREV HEl.LTH inquiring into Provincial Preventive Health Services, SERVICES in Alb rta/ The Health Unit requested that Council re- view t is and send comments or suggestions. Mr Brown moved hat our Council members on the Board of the Drumhe ler Health Unit prepare a report regarding this fora later Council meeting Carried. A letter from Canada Life Assurance Co. suggested PENSION that the Policy be amended to provide that transfers of PLE.N perm= e' , atomaticein future e Lp�IralPooleomoved Pension Plan be approved. Carried G King, as Welfare Officer) gave council verbal E reports in regard to Mrs. Ray Scheunert, MrNevilleHaws REPO�T and M. Cole. Mr Loosmore moved that these reports be adopt d. Carried. See page 8 ) -P SPECIAL SUPPLIES LTD, FORM jµ9 -P SPECIAL 0.;UNICIP SUPPLIES LTD, COUNCIL MEETING June 5/67 Page 8 Cou cil was advised that Mr. Wm Burns had complai ed verbally regarding the assessment of his dwelling located in SE -27 -31 -24-4, but he had launche any complaint within the time required for referen e to the Court of Revision. It was agreed that he be advised that his complaint cannot now be given c nsideration. WM. BURNS Mr. Loosmore, Councillor for Div. 5,left the meeting R. LOOSMORE at this time, approximately 5 40 P m• Mr. Schmelke advised that Mr Milton Leischner has put in A foundation for a machine shed near his residence LEISCHNER in the - 15- 33 -26 -4. Mr. Leischner had not been aware BLDG. of the Municipal regulations and the closest portion of the foundation is 904 from the centre of the road instead of the 004 requirement of this Municipality. 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