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Municipal Supplies Ltd. Ed onton & Calgary NWP 9360
MONTHLY STATEMENT
(SEC. 61 V M.D. Act, R.S.A 1955)
MUNICIPAL DISTRICT O F� Kne ehi 11 -------------------------- ------------ ------ ----- No. 48 --------
1%
Net Balance at End of Previous Month
Receipts for the Month (Less Loans)
Loans Received
Sub Total
LESS: —
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 ------ Qat_o.2er_.3.1----------------- 99--6-7 -
GENERAL
1 ACCOUNT TOTAL
27,868.76
1236,546 22
1 I 1 nil
1 1264.414 98
i I I I I
112,737 58 1 121.211.53
1 1 4,700.871
1 83,310 14
137 000.00
44,104 84
597.4L-J-34,546.54
4,700 87
7,715 02
46,962.43
2,857 59
44.104 84
OUTSTANDING CHEQUES I OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
No. Amount No. Amount No. Amount Amount
i I
royal I Tr4asury Montreal 1226.00000
.022 427 24� 1091 10 16 1328 621 1
142 1 53 1700 9 85
1011 "19. 5-99-5----2-0-,7-3
1016 7900 14.45
1020 50000 �5�•'•
n — ODD 0, -00-'-
1 1020 ' 50.00"10093 350-00-
350.00
y, 00
C;77.-.3171011 0098 1 00
1- %4
� 01
10137 21 45'
-101-7-9 -25- _Og. -_
10184 25.10 Estimate of Accounts Payable,
:lot rendered
TOTAL 2 26 , 000.00
717 00 9th
Submitted to Council this ------------------ _
3i Day of____._.Noverber 19 67_
1 • ... ............... ..... ......
Reeve
Secretafw Trea$urer
TOTAL I9�
,i
November 1 67
'Cash on Hand Deposited .......... ..........._...... 19......... (SEE „ w� , EXr rv�Yt i v ie L UNTROL )
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AGENDA - COUNCIL MEETING
Nov 9, 1967
_-r 1. ✓Approval of meeting minutes of Oct. 12th & 30th and
joint meeting with A.S.Board.
,,> 2. ✓Monthly Financial Statement ending Oct 31/67
Net balance at end of previous month 27,86$.76
Receipts for the month (less loans) 236,546.22
Sub -Total 2649414.98
Less disbursements for month $3,310.14
Loans paid 137,000,00
net balance at end of month 44,104 84
Balance at the end of month
Royal 12,737.58
Treasury 4,700.87
Montreal 21,211.53
Tax Sale 597.43
Cash on hand at end of month 7,715.02
Sub total 46,962.43
Less outstanding cheques 2,$57.59
Net balance at end of month 44,104 84
Loans outstanding at end of October 226,000 00
3.f Correspondence,etc re A.A M.D. Convention
Le 4.✓Canadian Utilities - heavy power line - gas plant,etc
�^5.P'Results of nominations
-4'66 ✓'E M 0 Municipal Co- Ordinatorvs Course
,,V 7.,^ Prairie Farm Assistance - reports,etc
,/1 $.,'Alberta Farm Purchase Bd - Penner appl. approved
Lx 9 `Parkland School for Retarded Children - account
L,-10.,,'G King - report of Mun Finance Officervs meeting
rk 11.,`Alta Mun Financing Corp re Bond Market
,,^12.,/' Rosebud Seed Plant - Statement
w 13 ✓`Fire Commissioner - report of losses
,,� 14 ^Drumheller Health Unit - water reports - Huxley & Wimborne
,/15. Alberta Safety Council Meeting - report of committee
--,c116. -/`Calgary Regional Planning Commission - budget,etc
,,,<,l7.-/"Regional Plan - M.D. of Rockyview & C.R.P.C.
uAl$,"Pan American Pipeline crossings - Three Hills area
.,^19 Report re Frank Neuf eld account
-;�20,�Review of Misc. accounts
,-''21.✓C C. Campbell - report re Mr. Superhoff
,X`22./Workmenls Compensation Bd - Safety Seminar, Nov.14th
v`23./'Land,fence and borrow pits
,� 24,AC.W. Poole - report re Jerry Penner - pasture damage
L,25.'Prov. Planning Board - R. Maerz - Davidson appeal
v"26./'A A M.D. - caterpillar parts R. Angus Ltd
_A 27,/Dep't of Labour - Robert Cranston course
,,A28 ✓`Depot of Highways - Dry Canyon Hill
,>� 29. ✓'B A Oil Co. - Municipal roads
vM 30 /Ken Reimer - offer of $5 00 for old grader
1X 31.- Norman J. Kelly - application for work
0`32./Buildings, etc. at Gas Plant
,,`33 Reports of grading and gravelling
,j 34 Snow fencing
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FORM
A re
Kneehill
Hills, on
Counc
Mr. A
Mr C
Mr R
Mr D
Mr R
Mr. S
Mr C
COUNCIL MEETING
Nov 9/67 Page 1
r meeting of the Council of the M D of
48 was held at the Municipal office, Three
rsday, Nov 9th/67, commencing at 9 00 A.M.
llors present were
H Church
W. Poole
W Brown
Lnc Peters
2ph Loosmore
C. Schmelke
C. Campbell
Div
1
Div.2
thanks -
Div
3 (Reeve)
Div
4
Div
5
Div.6
Div.7
was ordered filed.
Mr GIG King, Secretary- Treasurer, was present and
recorded t e minutes of the meeting
Y,
Mr P ale moved approval of the minutes of the Council
meetings of October 12th and 30th/67 and of the combined approval
meeting of Council and the Agricultural Service Board on
October 30 h/67 as per copy mailed to each member and
Councillor. Carried
The monthly Financial Statement for the month ending Fin.
October 31/67 was presented and discussed. This showed a V/ St
net balance at the end of the month of $44,104 84 but
with loans outstanding of $226,000.00. Mr Peters moved
approval o,f the Financial Statement Carried
A card
of thanks was read from
Mrs Emma Poole for
thanks -
flowers sent
to her while a patient
in hospital recently.
Mrs Poole
Mr Poole
advised that she is now at
home and recovering
well. It
was ordered filed.
Correspondence
relating to the
A.A M.D convention
Conven-
to be held
in Edmonton Nov 14th to
17th was read with
tion
particular
reference to the program
itself EAch
Councillor
received his credentials
as a delegate and Mr.
Campbell
0oved that this information
be filed Carried
Mr. Falph Brown reported briefly in regard to proposed
changes ir Bill No 50 respecting municipal administration.
He had attended the recent convention of the Urban Assoc-
iation as a delegate from the Provincial Executive, and
stated that the Tribunal will not be included in the Act,
that property qualifications will not be needed for
Councillors, and that the matter of deposits by candid-
ates running for office may be optional.
Mr Doug Hazelton of Linden Contractors met with
Council a d stated that they are completing the work at
Megli?s today with a total of 13,000 cu.yds He ad-
vised that the work completed at McVeigh's was 16,120
cu yds in the stockpile, 1380 crushed to trucks, and
109 cu ydt private for a total of 17,609 cu.yds Of
this 12,000 cu yds had come from the river, and 5,609
cu.yds. from the McVeigh land. Settlement is to be made
with Mr.M (.,Veigh in accordance with the Agreement
Mr
fuel from
Tolman st
to avoid
to the sam
them was
Contracto
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iazelton advised that they had obtained diesel
this District for use in their dragline at the
)ckpiling job This was as a convenience and
she necessity of separate trucks making delivery
site. He stated that the amount received by
X485 gallons Mr. Peters moved that Linden
^s be charged for this diesel fuel at our
cost. Carried
See Page 2
Bill 50
D.Hazelton
re gravel
re diesel
fuel
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Mr C
of gravel
approximat(
stated that
may be abl(
Mr. Schmell
have author
east of Tr(
are suitab
Mr
COUNCIL MEETING
Nov 9/67 Page 2
mpbell reported that there is now a big pile
tockpiled from the river east of Trochu An gravel
estimate is 35,000 cu yds Mr Hazelton E. of Trochu
the frost is giving some trouble but they
to continue until about next Tuesday evening
e moved that Mr Campbell and Mr. Doug Hazelton
ity to continue with the gravel stockpiling
chu until next Tuesday evening if conditions
e Carried
D.Hazelton
zelton thanked Council and then left the meeting. v left
Request of Canadian Utilities for permission to
install a heavy power line to serve the Mobil Oil Gas Plant
etc , was referred to Council The Sec -Treas advised
that they had agreed to the 1009 set back of the sub-
station in SW- 33- 31 -23 -4 Mr Loosmore moved that the
extension nd sub - station of Canadian Utilities be approved
as per the map on condition that the set back be followed.
Carried
Repor of Mr H J Hanson, as Returning Officer, was
read to Co ncil This showed the following in brief
Councillors Div 1 - Mr A.H. Church elected by
acclamation.
Div-3 - Mr Ralph W Brown elected by
acclamation
Div 5 - Mr Ralph Loosmore and Mr T
A. Ferguso nominated but Mr Ralph Loosmore withdrew his
nomination, so Mr. T.A. Ferguson is elected by acclamation
Hospi al Board Members
Drumheller - Albs
elected by acclamation
Three Hills - Mr.
elected by acclamation
Elnora - Mr A M
elected by acclamtion
Myrtle Roberts -
L. Milton Smithers -
Stephenson -
Mr P�ters moved that this report be accepted and
filed Ca ried
Notice was read concerning a Municipal Co- Ordinator9s
Course under Emergency Measures Organization to be held
at Edmonton November 20th - 24th/67. It appeared that
no one could spare time to attend this course. Mr. Church
moved that this be filed Carried
Repo
in Portio
This indi
rectangul
area woul
releasing
32 -22 -4 0
The L'
been recei
an area it
Assistanc(
study of t
wheat yiel
too high I
port be ac
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s of the Inspector for Prairie Farm Assistance
of 32 -22 -4 and 32 -21 -4 were shown to Council.
ted that there was no eligible block of a
area of 12 sections or more and therefore no
qualify. Mr Peters moved that Council approve
he claim for Prairie Farm Assistance in either
32 -21 -4. Carried
ec -Treas advised Council that an inquiry had
ved about including a portion of 31 -26 -4 with
the County of Mountain View for Prairie Farm
Mr Gordon Park had made a fairly detailed
he area concerned on Nov 1st and 2nd, and the
ds definitely showed that the average would be
or inclusion. Mr. Peters moved that this re-
cepted and no other action taken Carried.
See Page 3
Can Ut
re new
plant
v
H J Hanson
report -
re nomin-
ations
G
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COUNCIL MEETING
Nov 9/67 Page 3
A let er from the Alberta Farm Purchase Board Fm.Purchase
advised that the application of Mr. Marvin Penner to - M.Penner
purchase the EZ- 2- 31 -26 -4 had now been approved This
application had been pending since early in the year
Mr Brown moved that this be accepted and filed. Carried,
Some
nformation from the Parkland School for
Retarded C
ildren at Red Deer in regard to Sandra Carlson
Carlson
was referr
d to briefly. It was agreed that Mr. Albert
child
Poland, Se
- Treasurer of the Three Hills School Division,
be contact
d to find if he had any further information
in regard
o this matter Mr Loosmore moved that this
be tabled
ntil later in the meeting Carried
Mr G
King gave a verbal report of the meeting of
Mun
Municipal
fficer's Association which he had attended in
Officers
Calgary on
October 31st The principal topics dealt with
Assoc
had been i_-
service training of Municipal employees and
meeting
also preve
tive welfare services.
L"
Brief
discussion followed Mr Campbell moved that
this repor
be accepted Carried
A cir ular of November lst /67 from the Alberta Bond
Municipal Financing Corporation was read in respect to Market
the Bond Market This indicated a general shortage of
funds for Dorrowing and set a limit for municipal Councils
of a maxim of $50 00 per capita subject to some flexibility
in regard o water or sewer projects Mr Campbell moved
that this e accepted and filed Carried
The Financial report from the Rosebud Seed Cleaning Rosebud
Plant Ltd for the year ending June 30/67 was referred to Seed
Council ani discussed briefly Mr Loosmore moved that Cl Pi
this be accepted and filed. Carried.
Mr C urch brought up the matter of the possibility
of a new S ed Cleaning Plant being required at Rosebud
and he ask ad about the possible government assistance,etc.
No definit information was available so the matter was
tabled
Report of the Fire Commissioner was read in regard
to fire losses for the period ending Aug.31st /67/. Rural
fire losses for buildings from June 1st to Aug.31st,
totalled$53 670 00 and rural vehicle losses totalled
$6492 00 +otal fire losses, including towns and villages
was $167,730 00 Mr Loosmore moved that this information
be accepted and filed. Carried.
Repo
in regard
No.l
most purp
and harm
could be
sider thi
No.2
similar t
is suitab
Mr
and filed
Mr I
the road :
and saf et,
STOP signy
there TI
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is were read from the Drumheller Health Unit
to the tests of water -in Municipal wells-
- Hamlet of Wimborne - water can be used for
ses, although the soda would corrode aluminum
lants There is also a high iron content which
emoved by filtration, but Council did not con-
- necessary The water is very soft
- Hamlet of Huxley - the iron content was
that at Wimborne. The water is quite hard but
e for domestic use.
eters moved that this information be accepted
Carried
alph Brown advised that the rounded corner at
ntersection at NW- 8- 31 -25 -4 had been taken out
has been increased. He suggested that the
be removed and a YIELD requirement be placed
e Sec -Treas noted that this should be done
See Page 4
Fire
Comm
I
water
tests
road at
NW- 8 -31 -25
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FORM
Each
accounts i
were disci
be accept(
The
reported
which the
minutes o
other inf
of opinio
eliminate
accepted
Mr
Esau in r
Fyten cla
Cliff Fyt
various o
Cliff Fyt
Municipal
private a
COUNCIL MEETING
Nov. 9/67 Page 4
ouncillor and foremen was given a list of Mi.sc
ceivable for miscellaneous work,etc These / accounts
sed briefly Mr Church moved that the list
and filed Carried.
ommittee of Mr Peters, Schmelke and G King report of
n the meeting of the Alberta Safety Council Safety
had attended in Edmonton recently The Council
that meeting were reviewed with Council and meeting
rmation given There had been a good exchange
s at the meeting, but it seems impossible to
accidents. Mr. Church moved that the report be
nd filed Carried
iff Poole advised that he had talked to John
and to snowplowing at Swalwell which Cliff C.Fyten
ed some payment for Mr Esau had advised that snow -
had helped out the people of that area on plow
asions last winter. Mr Poole moved that work
be paid $3.75 for snowplowing work for the
istrict and that this be applied against the
ount owing by the said Cliff Fyten Carried,
Mr Church reported that the road now continues east road -�
from the NE-corner of 19- 29 -21 -4 and therefore the rounded 19 -29 -21
corner had been taken out Mr Church moved that Council
approve of the cancellation of the survey of the curve in
the northeast corner of NE- 19- 29 -21 -4. Carried.
The Minutes of the Executive Committee of the Calgary C.R.P.C.
Regional Planning Commission of September 29th were read tentative
to Council with particular reference to the 1968 budget. requis
Mr Peters moved that these be accepted and the 1968
tentative requisition of $3,20$ 00 accepted on behalf of
the Munici al District of Kneehlll Carried.
Mr. Loosmore referred to the requirement of this
District for the one mile buffer zone around each Town
and Village and stated that he is personally not
satisfied with that requirement as it conflicts with
individua interests, but he could not suggest any definite
alternate t this time
Corr
Planning
proposed
discussed
of motion
proposal
for consi
be filed
Mr I
spected pi
the Three
the crossi
be near tr
Other det�
that the
as per the
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pondence in connection with the Calgary Regional
mmission and amendments to the general plan
the Municipal District of Rockyview, were
The M D.of Rockyview had withdrawn its notice
or a change in the general plan but a similar
now being drafted by the Planning Commission
ration Mr Peters moved that this information
arri ed
ters and G King reported that they had in-
posed pipeline crossings of Pan American in
ills area. The Gompany had agreed to change
g east of the SE- 6- 32 -23 -4 so that it would
north boundary of that quarter section
is were given as per maps Mr. Loosmore moved
plication for pipeline crossings be approved
changes made. Carried.
4 See Page 5
buffer
zone
C R P C.
general
plan
t"
Pan Am.
crossings
11
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FORM
The
of a lett
Mr Frank
his accou
the Munic
total owi
Mr Peter
would per
carried
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Nov 9/67
Page 5
ecretary- Treasurer read to Council a copy F. Neufeld
r of October 19th/67 which he had sent to
Neufeld by registered mail in respect to
It for bales,etc., the bales had been from
pal land in the NE- 16- 32 -26 -4 and the estimated !%
is $367 50 No reply had been received
moved that this be tabled and stated that he
Dnally contact Mr.. Frank Neufeld Motion was
Council adjourned for dinner from 12 00 noon to 1 00 p m dinner
Mr H J Hanson, Assistant Secretary- Treasurer,
presented to Council the general accounts and paysheets accounts
for consid ration These were discussed at some length. r & paysheets
Mr. Poole hen moved that they be approved for payment
as per lisp with these minutes Carried.
Mr. P tern moved that a request be made for- an assess- -
extension f time to November 30th/67 for completion of `' ments
assessment work. Carried
Mr. S hmelke moved 1st Reading to by -law No 570 B Law
this being a by -law to authorize the borrowing of a BY
-Law
of $250,000.00 from the Provincial Treasury Branch borrowing
Three Hill Carried unan Mr Poole moved 2nd Reading
to this by-law Carried unan Mr. Campbell moved 3rd
Reading to this by -law Carried unan
Mr Campbell reported that he had made some investig- T,ir
ation in respect to the reauest of Mr Superhoff of Huxley Superhoff
to store machinery and other items on the former MacDougall - Huxley
lots in Fuxley near the Community Centre. Mr. Campbell r
moved that no permission be granted for this Carried.
Mr Cliff
Poole reported regarding the pasture damage J Penner
on the land
of Jer,,y Penner adjacent to the Nuisance
pasture
Ground He
estimated that 12 acres of good pasture land
damage
had been destroyed
by the fire and stated that Mr. Jerry
Penner had
agreed to accept ' l.00 00 in full settlement
/
Mr Poole moved
-ti at Yr Je--:, Penner be paid $100 00
for the said
damages Ca-ried
NotiCE
was recei -red from the Provincial Planning
Appeal re
Board that
Mr D.LT, Davidson had appealed the decision
R Maaerz in
of the Cal
ary Regional Planning Commission in respect to
5E- 1 -32 -24
the subdivision
of Reuben Maerz in Pt of 5E- 1- 32 -24 -4
The Hearing
will be arranged and notice of same received
rZ
later Mr
Loosmore moved that Cliff Poole and /or Dunc
Peters be euthorized
to attend the Hearing Carried.
Mr. T
d Paquette and Mr. Joe Dobler, foremen, met
V foremen
with Council
at this time.
Notic
Board in r
Three Hill
moved that
other empl
Carried.
Varioi
referred tc
Mr Poole i
Carried
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was read from the Workmen's Compensation W C Bd.
spect to the Safety Seminar to be held in Safety
in the evening of Nov.14th Mr Church Seminar
Sandy Sommerville be asked to attend and that v
yees be also asked to attend if interested
land,fence and borrow pit agreements were land etc
Council�as per preliminary agreements signed r/ agreements
ved that these be approved as presented
,114
See Page 6
t?
Mr.
Kientz of
accepted t
had once w
had left a
free to su
Mr
atives of
buildings.
4 They h
and chain -
centre of
those cond
Carried
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liff Poole inquired into the reason that a Mr
walwell had not had his application for work
is year Mr Paquette advised that Mr Kientz
rked for the Municipality for a few days but
soon as he had work with his own truck He is
mit a further application if he so desires.
King advised that he had contacted represent -
:obil Oil and of Canadian Utilities in regard to
tc at the new gas plant location in SW- 33- 31 -23-
d co- operated and agreed to set back all buildings
ink fencing a distance of at least 1001 from the
he road Building permits had been granted on
V
Kientz-
work
new
plant
tions Mr Campbell moved that this be accepted & filed.
See Page 7
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COUNCIL MEETING
Nov 9/67 Page 6
A circular
from the A A M D advised that the Caterpillar
dividend will
be obtainable on all Caterpillar parts parts
recorded through
R. Angus Ltd. if the Company is advised
the order
is to be credited through the Association. Mr. v
®
Campbell moved
that this information be filed. Carried.
Mr
al h Brown advised that Street Robbins Morrow ,
P
Southern r
presentatives for Caterpillar parts, will be
entering i
to a similar agreement with the A A M D
In-'o
mation from the Department of Labour was read in R.
regard to
the application of Robert Cranston to take a heavy Cranston
duty mechanics
course He will be allowed to write an exam
this month
for his first year course and his apprenticeship
with this
District has been accepted Mr. Church moved this
information
be accepted and filed. Carried.
A letter
from the District Engineer, Calgary, Dep1t. Dry
of Highways,
was read in regard to the Dry Canyon Hill and Canyon
the road zkaswtx
proposed in Sec 27- 29 -21 -4. This stated hill
that the r
quired grade would be 7% but there would be very
deep cuts
and high hills. Mr. Loosmore moved that Council
ask fora
ietailed study of this project with cost estimates,
and that t
ose undertaking the work be asked to contact Mr,
®
A.H Churca
when so doing Carried
A le
ter from B A. Oil Co. was read in respect to the
grading ani
gravelling work which that Company had done cn B A Oil
municipal
roads The standard actually required by the re roads
Company was
quite high with 261 top and no gravel larger
than 241
ouncil was advised that larger gravel had been
hauled but
the Company had stated that rocks would be picked j
and hauled
away Mr Loosmore stated he would check further
in regard
to the gravel work,etc. Mr Loosmore moved that
this info
ration from B.A. Oil Co be accepted and filed
Carried.
Mr
oosmore asked for information as to the name of Abramenko
the Oil Co
pany responsible for certain grading work between south
Sec. 9 and
10- 31 -23 -4, (Fred Abramenko South). The Company
'
had not in
tailed culverts that were needed but the M D
has since
put some in. This information as to the name of
the Company
is to be obtained and given to Mr Loosmore later.
7
An o
fer of Ken Reimer of $5 00 for an old grader located
at his fark
was referred to Council. Details concerning it Reimer
were lacks
g Mr. Peters moved that Council set a price of - old
$10 00 on
his old grader and that Mr Ken Reimer be so ✓ grader
advised.
Jarried
i
An a
plication for work from Norman J Kelly was read N.J
to Council
Mr. Campbell moved that this be filed for the Kelly -
time being
as there is no need for extra help at this time work
I
Carried
t?
Mr.
Kientz of
accepted t
had once w
had left a
free to su
Mr
atives of
buildings.
4 They h
and chain -
centre of
those cond
Carried
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liff Poole inquired into the reason that a Mr
walwell had not had his application for work
is year Mr Paquette advised that Mr Kientz
rked for the Municipality for a few days but
soon as he had work with his own truck He is
mit a further application if he so desires.
King advised that he had contacted represent -
:obil Oil and of Canadian Utilities in regard to
tc at the new gas plant location in SW- 33- 31 -23-
d co- operated and agreed to set back all buildings
ink fencing a distance of at least 1001 from the
he road Building permits had been granted on
V
Kientz-
work
new
plant
tions Mr Campbell moved that this be accepted & filed.
See Page 7
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Mr
with their
and they I
imately of
of grading
Mr.
grading a
and then
They had
didn't th
plan to w
other ite:
including
Brown and
land conc
the water
advised t
too wet u
further
COUNCIL MEETING
Nov.9 /67 Page 7
Joe Dobler advised that they had some trouble
loader in the gravel crew but it is now working
xpect to complete the work in Div.l in approx-
e week Mr. Brown asked that the two new miles
west of Acme be gravelled as soon as possible.
gravel
crew
'ed Paquette advised that they would finish
the top of the road on the Acme west job tomorrow
,uld finish the sides, borrow pits,etc next week.
me problems with rocks on that project but he
k those would be of trouble later They next
k at the Malaki culvert at W/SW- 8- 29 -24 -4 Many
were discussed with the foremen and reports given,
he following
26- and 35- 29 -26 -4 (Goerlitz south) - Mr Ralph
King and Allen Koch had met the owners of the
ned and had agreed that small culverts be put in
hannel with overflow provided Mr Paquette
re is a low place on the mile line which will be
ess it is graded up some This is to be checked
V"
road
crew
Goerlitz
south
2 T.11e front motor on one Euclid needs an overhaul and Euclid
the machine is being brought in today. Mr Paquette suggested motor
that they Dbtain an exchange motor for this machine. Mr
Schmelke m ved that Ted Paquette be authorized to get an
exchange m for for the Euclid Carried.
3 The channel for the Brosseau bridge has been Brosseau
deepened and is prepared ready for the bridge crew This is bridge
at the bridge location only but further channel work remains
for later
4 Government bridge crew is now located ready to in-
stall the new bridge south of Creekside W/SW- 16- 32 -24 -4 bridge
Need for a temporary road detour was discussed Mr Poole crew
moved that Council give Mr Peters permission to got John
Evans or someone else to make a temporary creek crossing
at that to ation for bus traffic,etc
5. Mr John Dorn had been off part time this week road
having some X -rays on his back. Mr. Albert Kimmel and Ray crew
Ehrman have filled in on the operation of the Wagner at illness
the stockpiling East of Trochu Mr Alex Williams had an
eye operation yesterday and will be off work for some kz
months. Mk John Campbell will be off work next week on
sick leave getting teethout,etc.
Snow.fencing
and related matters were
discussed and
snow -
it was agreed
that
this be delayed for some
time unless the
fence
ground freezes
too
hard for grading and road
building
Mr. Roole
suggested that flares should
be carried on
flares
all Motor qraders
and that they could be put
out in case
-motor
of acciden
s Mr.
Peters moved that Council
approve getting
graders
a set of fl
res for
each Motor Grader Carried.
Mr i
about rent<
the Hamlet
diamond wh:
areas Inj
size of the
Mr Peters
with Mr. St
years for t
mutually a�
this motion
necessary
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oole advised that Mr Stan Young had inquired S Young
1 of certain pasture areas at the south side of pasture
of Swalwell This is the area of the old ball - Swalwell
ch is no longer used and some other adjacent
ormation was not immediately available as to the
area concerned, but this could be obtained later
moved that Council approve of a lease agreement
an Young at $2 00 per acre for each year for 3
he said land in Swalwell, subject to renewal if
reeable Carried. Further details in respect to
are to be drafted and a by -law prepared if deemed
=X
See Page 8
P°4w
The
informatil
getting tl
owned by l
later meet
Mr.
owned by
times wor
that the
agreed up
COUNCIL MEETING
Nov.9 /67 Page 8
Secretary- Treasurer was asked to obtain
n on the procedure which could be used in
e property cleaned up in Swalwell which is
rs Third A report is to be given at a
ing
Poole reported that the ?fridge at Carbon
he M D is in fair condition only and some -
s but sometimes it doesn't He recommended
ne at Three Hills be kept This was verbally
9QThird"
property-
Swalwell
'fridge
Ree e Ralph Brown asked to be excused from the R.W.Brown
meeting at 3 30 P.M. as he had to go to Edmonton on left
Associate n business This was granted without motion meeting
and Mr D nc Peters, Deputy Reeve conducted the business
for the b-,:.-lance of the meeting as Chairman
A n tuber of inquiries have been directed to Council extra
and to thE office in regard to extra gravel trucks that trucks
might be reeded. Mr Poole moved that no extra gravel
trucks be hired Carried
Discussion followed in regard to organization of work work
next week while the foremen are at the Fall Convention, as re
well as Councillors and others. It was agreed that Mr Ted crews
Paquette make arrangements as best he can in this regard.
Mr. Loosmore moved that Mr Thomas A. Ferguson, in- T
coming Co cillor for Div 5, be invited to sit in on regular Ferguson
meetings oF Council for the balance of this year Carried.
Mr
Charles Tempest of
Dominion Bridge met with
C.Tempest
Council regarding
culverts and stated that he had missed
- culvert
out on orders
last year. Mr.
Poole moved that Dominion
order
Bridge be
promised consideration for 1968 if advance orders
are given.
Carried
Mr.
rempest also asked
about chain link f6nce but
fencing
was advise
that there is no
need for same in this District.
Mr. eg Adam , P F R A met with Council and advised R.Adam
that the d gout for Mrs Folkman in SE- 23- 32 -26 -4 is now P.F R A
staked out Approximate size is 65? x 170? x 121 deep.
He further advised that Mr Berreth and Kientz had completed
the ditchi g work required in connection with the drainage
of the slo gh in that area. Mr. Loosmore moved that Mr.
Peters be iuthorized to have the dug out made on the Folkman
land as pe the previous agreement with this District and
that he be permitted to have private contractor for this if
deemed advisable. Carried
Mr. kdam advised that one hard place in the water
channel put in by this Dihis strict in the NE- 22- 32 -26 -4 is
approximately 21 high. s is about 1501 in length. One
suggestion was that this might be blown out with dynamite
Mr Peters agreed to take charge of the arrangements in
connection with getting the channel deepened
Mr. eg Adam advised that they are continuing with
reports wi h regard to dams on the Three Hills Creek and
will conta t us later.
Coun it discussed also with Mr Reg Adam the situation
at the dam northwest of Carbon in NW- 28- 29 -23 -4. (Ohlhauser)
This dam s lted very badly as the result of heavy floods
a couple o years ago and the water has not cleared up
since Mr Adam suggested it might be advisable to drain
the dam entirely and to clear it out and start over Mr
Poole a.gre d to check to see who has a key to the drainage
culvert ani also to get opinions of interested parties
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Mr
and then
COUNCIL, MEETING
Nov.9 /67 Page 9
Reg Adam was thanked for meeting with Council.
eft the meeting, at approx 4 o?clock.
Mr Dobler advised that one of the 1967 Ford trucks 1967
is at Highway Motors for work in connection with valves, truck -
and other may need similar work Mr. Dobler and Mr. Dunc valves
Peters ar going to check regarding warranty and other
matters p rtaining to this
Mr
with the €
stated the
and would
this be rE
consider I
etc., and
Mr
meeting.
Mr.
Poland, Sc
to the Car
Mr. Polanc
Mr. Schme]
matter fur
Dobler advised that he has personal tools always J Dobler
;ravel crew which are valued at about $560.00 He tools
.t he is not getting any personal use out of these
sell them for $400.00. Mr. Church :roved that
�ferred to the Shop Committee and that they also
,rivate tools being used by Motor Grader operators
that they bring back recommendations. Carried.
Ted Paquette and Mr. Joe Dobler then left the
G. King advised that he had talked to Mr. Albert Carlson
hool Division Secretary, by telephone in regard child
lson child at the Retarded School at Red Deer.
was unable to give any additional information.
ke moved that Mr. G.G. King investigate this
ther and report to a later meeting. Carried.
The (following is the list of accounts as authorized
paid at t is meeting
10205
Ral
h Lowen
50.00
H O.D.
10206
Wil
iam Bender
50.00
H.O.D.
10207
Hil
a Berreth
50.00
H O.D
10208
A;n
s Grenier
50.00
H 0 D
10209
Jo h
Wallace
50 00
H • D.
10210
10211
10212
10213
10214
10215
10216
10217
10218
10219
10220
F P
Mrs
L.0
M.$
Lor
Joe
H J
G G
All(
T. c,
Geo,
r Braconnier
A. Reddekop
Crawford
of Kneehill
le Boese
Dobler
,Hanson
King
,n Koch
Paquette
Park
50.00
45.25
50 00
3718 12
336.37
425.68
513 82
517.42
444 48
471 24
427.24
H.0 D
HOD.
H 0. D.
H 0. D.
A S B
labor
Asst Sec
Sec Treas.
labor
labor
Assessor
10221
G.L.
Park
426 79
A.S.B.
10222
A.R.
Sommerville
428 79
labor
10223
Chris
Weigum
148.20
janitor
10224
Sun
Life Assur
240 41
gr ins.
10225
Jam
s Halliday
362.74
labor
10226
Mrs
V. Hart
295 58
Steno
10227
10228
Don
R Eecker
Adams
Jr
4$0 00
labor
10229
Geo.
Berry
438 90
443 63
labor
labor
10230
Ver
on Bitz
412.87
labor
10231 Glei
10232 Frai
10233 Jact
10234 Johr
10235 Jacl
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Brinson 409 15 labor
{ Brown 491 90 labor
Brown 134 94 labor
Campbell 440.34 labor
Cogbill 394 04 labor
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COUNCIL MEETING
Nov.9f67
Page 10
10236
Robert
Cranston
447.45
labor
10237
Alex
Cunningham
392 69
labor
1023$
John
Dorn
546 63
labor
10239
R.R.
Ehrman
482 ?4
labor
10240
Gary
Enzie
440.64
labor
10241
Glen
Enzie
401 50
labor
10242
John
Esau
443.73
labor
10243
Gus
Gieck
374.85
labor
10244
Karl
Gundlach
471 23
labor
10245
Gary
Iverson
454 84
labor
10246
Albert
Kimmel
490.01
labor
10247
Ken
Kraft
3$2.74
labor
10248
Leonard
Litz
445 40
labor
10249
Richard
Maerz
409 45
labor
10250
Geo.Rempel
453.26
labor
10251
Oris
Rodger
493 67
labor
10252
T.
lowbottom
328 93
labor
10253
Dwayne
Smith
423.27
labor
10254
Ken
Thomson
511.48
labor
10255
J H
Tutt
427 15
labor
10256
G
Archie Walker
405.77
labor
10257
Alex
Williams
435 $0
labor
1025$
Gor
on Ziegler
68.$5
labor
10259
Joe
Dobler
11 04
mileage
10260
Don
Adams
20.$$
TT
10261
Vernon
Bitz
2 $g
IT
10262
Frank
Brown
44.40
TT
10263
Jac<
Brown
502 20
44
10264
R R
Ehrman
53 $$
TT
10265
Joha
Esau
47 $$
IT
10266
KarL
Gundlach
73 56
TT
10267
Alb
rt Kimmel
84 24
IT
10268
Pos
master
238 06
postage
10269
Alt
Co -op Seed Processors 50.00
grant
10270
Geo
ge Park
63 00
mileage
10271
George
Park
78 24
mileage
10272
R.W.
Brown
244.12
council fees
10273
C W
Poole
192 94
TT IT
10274
S C
Schmelke
231 12
IT TT
10275
Ral
h Loosmore
219 14
TT IT
10276
C C
Campbell
151 56
TT 9T
10277
A
i 8hurch
235 00
IT T4
10278
Dun3
Peters
336 44
TT TT
10279
R.
D. Keglowitsch
1491.$4
surveys
10280
Reg
Campbell
22 80
labor
10281
Alb
rt Meding
23.80
labor
10282
Edgar
Riep
13 30
labor
10283
Bob
McClelland
196.00
labor
102$4
Alek
Haller
12 00
labor
10285
Dist
Treasury
278 $$
U I C
10286
Joh
Bogner
15.00
A.S.B.prize
10287
Lel
nd Bertsch
10.00
A.S.Bprize
102$$
Rod
ey Park
5.00
A.S.B.TT
10289
Ell
n Rempfer
15 00
A S B n
10290
Mer
e Anderson Jr.
10 00
A.S B. TT
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10291
Arlene
Ward
5.00
A.S.B.prize
10292
Receiver
General
2795.74
Inc Tax & CPP
10293
M
S. I.
405 00
M S I
10294
Ca
ada Life Assur.
1155.92
pensions
10295
Pr
v.Treas
352.61
pensions
10296
Linden
Contr ctors
Telephone
15,298.30
labor
10297
Acme
Mutual
57 12
labor
10298
Williams
Construction
530.00
labor
10299
Ae
lands Ltd.
355.62
repairs,material,etc
10300
A.
.M.D.
3065 56
repairs,material
10301
A
Qr T.
15.00
labor
10302
A.
.T.
106.27
office, shop
10303
Dr
Ashcroft
87 60
A S.B
10304
B
Berg Industries
61/01
repairs
10305
Lorne
Boese
27.50
A.S.B.
10306
B.JL
Oil
10 59
UNIN fuel
10307
Ja
k Buchert
32.80
fuel
10308
Bu
roughs Business Machines
484.00
office
10309
Calgary
Power
24.90
streets, shops
10310
Canadian
Liquid Air
30.72
repairs
10311
Canadian
Propane
5.00
shops
10312
Canadian
Utilities Ltd.
1272.85
labor
10313
Ca
adian Utilities Ltd.
277.23
office, shops,etc�
10314
Vi
lage of Carbon
6.50
shops
10315
Co
eco Equipment Co.
38 66
repairs
10316
Crown
Lumber Co.
11.70
Tools, A.S.B.
10317
Crown
Lumber Co
11.15
material
10318
Crystal
Glass Ltd.
40.30
repairs
10319
Cwimins
Diesel Ltd,
292.85
repairs
10320
W
& T Downe Sand & Gravel
118.25
material
10321
Dr
nn. Radiator Shop
43.50
repairs
10322
E1
ctric Shop
10 95
R F P ,shop
10323
Fe
guson Supply
4000 00
rental
10324
Al
in Gaetz
10.30
repairs
10325
Ge
rings Transport
12 50
repairs, P & S.
10326
Ge
tetner Ltd
25.40
P. & S.
10327
Gr
en Cross Products
154.56
A S B
10328
Th
o Harsch
71 25
shops
10329
Rar
Hauff
50.00
parks
10330
He
tors Ltd.
67.78
repairs
10331
Hi
hways Motors
598.22
repairs
10332
H
. Howe & Son
44 37
repairs
10333
Im
erial Oil Ltd.
870 75
fuel
10334
Ja
ksons Machine Shop
39 25
repairs
10335
Ju
ilee Insurance Agencies
396.00
insurance
10336
G
King
81 20
mileage,delegate
10337
Ki
p Scott Motors
2 42
repairs
10338
Ki
kts Heating
1 00
repairs
10339
A.
. Lee
3.00
repairs
10340
Li
den Machine Works
10.98
repairs
10341
L1
yd Downey Enterprises
12.90
repairs
10342
Ma
nline Farms Equip.
17.58
repairs,A S B
10343
Ma
shall Wells
14 17
repairs
10344
Yi
els Electric
89 45
repairs
10345
Mu
icipal Supplies Ltd.
29 35
P &S.
.#1
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COUNCIL MEETING
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10346 McCoy Renn Trailer
10347 McClean Construction
10348 Mac eods Ltd
10349 New Ghost Pine Coal Co.
10350 Nor kern Engine Equipment
10
231
31 89
33.40
132.85
repairs,etc.
shop
repairs IL
10351
0 K
Tire Store
7 75
repairs
10352
0 K
Tire Store
127.75
repairs,A.S.B.
10353
G.L.
Park
30.50
A.S.B.
10354
Paymaster
54 50
office
10355
Pen
ers Groceteria
3.75
A.S.B
10356
Plains
Western Gas
56 12
office, shop
10357
Revelstoke
Bldg supplies
9.20
material
10358
Richardson
Road Equip,
149.25
repairs
10359
Roy
lite Oil
459 39
fuel
10360
Shepherd
Hardware
13 43
repairs,etc
10361
Street
Robbins Morrow
23.66
repairs
10362
Taylor
Plastics
74 35
office
10363
Texaco
Ltd
4229.82
fuel
10364
Tow
of Three Hills
122.32
office,shop,water,sewer
10365
Tra
smission Supplies
46 91
repairs
10366
TroIChu
Motors
7 10
repairs
10367
Tro
hu Royalite
4 45
R F P
1036$
C Turner
12.00
A S.B., repairs
10369
Union
Tractor
161.99
repairs
10370
United
uhurch Women
10 00
office
10371
Uni
ersall.Sales
149.33
repairs
10372
Va
hn's Electric
4.50
P. & S.
10373
Waterous
Diesel Ltd.
129 20
repairs
10374
Wel
ers Supplies
11 23
repairs
10375
Whi
e Rose Garage
39 31
repairs
10376
Whitlock
Lumber
135.00
material
10377
Wright
Motors Ltd
12 64
fuel
1037$
Linden
Contractors
64 42
labor
10379
Linden
Contractors
400.00
Tabor
103$0
Clifford
Fyten
3.75
labor
103$1
Jerry
Penner
100 00
damages
10382
Albert
Klassen
60.00
road purchase
10383
Alf
Lourance
60 00
S9 iV
10384
Lloyd
Penner
150 00
it
10385
Harry
Church
200.00
B.pit
10386
Raymond
Andrew
100 00
B pit
10387
I J
Berdahl
100.00
B. Pit
103$$
J-, L.
Davis
200.00
B. pit
10389
Clara
Ensminger
150 00
B pit
10390
Tom
Rowbottom
71 26
labor
10391
Andrew
Bros
112.7$
road purchase
10392
Emilio
Grenier
229.00
YP e4
Mr
on Monday,
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Mr.
Peters moved that the next meeting of Council be held
November 27th, 1967 commencing at 9 00 A M Carried.
Poole moved that this meeting da now adjourn Carried
Time of adjournment 4 30 p m
eeve
Sec - Treas.