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Home My WebLink About1969-02-24 Council MinutesAGENDA FOR A 5 L MEETING Feb 24/69 1 >Iinutec of meeting Jan 27/69. I a. 2 Report of Agricultural Fieldman re Spray Boom 3. Correspondence - brucellosis Vaccination Fees. 4 Pestic de Applicators Course at Olds. $ Pestic de Applicators License - Lorne Boese & G.L. Park $10. each 6 Program Planning 7. Report re Lorne Boese - Health 8 Summer help - ?,:ages etc 9 Grass �eed Requirements ate^ FORM 149—P SPECIAL MUNICIP -L SUPPLIES �Z I ti FORM 149-P SPECIAL U ICIP L PPLIE A c omt District of Board was I Monday, Fet COMBINED MEETING AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD AND COUNCIL MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL No 48 FEBRUARY 24, 1969 Page 1 ined meeting of the Council of the Municipal Kneehlll No 48 and the Agricultural Service eld at the Municipal office, Three Hills on 24th/69 commencing at 9 00 A M Those present were Mr A H Church Mr. C W Poole Mr R.W. Brown Mr D nc Peters Mr. T m Ferguson Mr Gorges Lemay Mr Art Bates Mr. Gordon Park Mr Lorne Boese Mr Dan Peters Mr. H J Hanson Cou °cillor, Div 1 Councillor, Div 2 Councillor, Div-3 Councillor, Div 4 Councillor, Div 5 Councillor, Div.7 Ratepayer Member of the Service Board Agricultural Fieldman Asst. Ag Fieldman District Agriculturist Secretary of the meeting Agricultural Absen from the meeting were Mr. S.C. Schmelke, Councillor Div.6 and Mr Frank Hoppins, Ratepayer Member,A.S B. Mr *ley Douglas, Regional District Agriculturist, was also it attendance at this meeting Mr D *ncan Peters, Chairman of the Agricultural Service Bo rd, acted as Chairman of the meeting. The m nutes of the previous combined meeting held on Jan.27th, 969, were reviewed by the meeting Mr. Poole moved that the minutes be adopted as circulated Carried. Mr. Gordon Park reported that Golden Arrow Sprayers Ltd were not able to build a special boom for our sprayer which would be used for roadside spraying He further re- ported that he had investigated the John Beam Contourma „ic boom which is handled by Niagara Brand Chemicals Ltd he price of t e boom including bed was $4,600 00, without the bed th prise would be $500. less This aater was tabled for the time being until the budget was discussed later in the meeting Mr G Services D vaccinatio which woul 1 A heifers wi 2 Th now 80¢ pe This of 50¢ con erinarian purposes Mr P by the Mun with the o work regar rdon Park read a letter from the Veterinary vision, to the meeting regarding Brucellosis s fees This outlined a new schedule of fees apply for the year 1969. inimum charge per call of $3.00 and one to three 1 be vaccinated for this charge vaccination charge to the livestock holder is head up to 10 animals and 30¢ per head over 10 etter further stated that the Department grant i.nues of which 40¢ is to be paid to the Vet - nd 10¢ to the Municipality for organizational Minutes Brucellosis vaccination rk moved that the 10¢ per head grant received V clpality be paid to the veterinarians together her 40¢ and that they do their own organizational ing brucellosis vaccination program Mot -::on carried. See Page 2 �ti V FORM 119 -P SPECIAL MUNICIPL SUPPLIES Mr Gc which outlir to be held Olds on Marc course is vE Mr Lorne Bc this year, t course and -;� pesticide al and delrru�i� �� and disposal interest to this line Mr Pc Boese regist Applicators that they er of the Cour: differant fz also be autl course as wE COMBINED MEETING Page 2 rdon Park then read a letter to the meeting Pesticide ed a Pesticide Applicators Training Course Applicators t the Agricultural Vocational College at Course h 24th through to April 2nd, 1969 This ry similar to the one which was taken by ese and Mr Gordon Park in 1968, except that he last three days are extra over last years ill be devoted to special probl.ms of various plicators. Also included will be discussions ations of protective equipment, decontamination , special types of equipment and topics of aerial applicators, with other topics along ole moved that Mr. Gordon Park and Lorne er for the last three days of the Pesticide Course if this is at all possible, and also deavor to obtain an Agenda of the first week e, and if it is found that it is quite om that course taken last year, that they orized to register for that portion of the 11. Motion carried Mr Brown moved that the Pesticide Applicators License License be renewed for Mr Lorne Boese and Mr. Gordon Park and that the Municipal District pay the necessary registration fee of $10 00 each. Motion carried Mr Lorne Boese reported that the operation which L.Boesc he had had Earlier this winter was not healing and that he was now waiting for a callfrom the hospital and will have to have another operation The matter of summer help for the Agricultural Summer Service Board was discussed at some length by the meeting Help Mr Georges Lemay moved that the wages for extra summer help for the Agricultural Service Board be set at $2.25 pe hr for any man that has worked the previous year with t e A.S.B and that for any new help which is hired, the ate be $2.15 per hr. Motion carried The matter of holidays for the Agricultural Service Board employees was discussed. Holidays Mr. Ralph Brown moved that this matter be referred to Council for them to set a policy for the Agricultural Service Board, the :I,ssessor, Office staff, etc. Carried The Agricultural Service Board tentative program A S B Vor the 196 - 70 season was then drawn up by members Program present at this meeting A detailed copy of this program is enclosed with these minutes The m eting then adjourned for lunch from 12 00 Lunch noon to 1 0 clock p m The Agricultural Service Board 1969 estimates of Estimates revenue and expenditures was then discussed by the meeting 1969 Mr Georges Lemay moved that the spray boom as outlined earlier in the meeting be purchased at a price of $4,600 Motion carried Mr per copy R�lph Brown moved that the 1969 estimates as wi h these minutes be approved. Motion carried. See Page 3 The ma Agricultural some length Mr. Ge for the oper in this year this from th Park and Mr. an Advisory back recomme COMBINED MEETING Ater of this District setting up an Advisory Committee was then discussed at )rges Lemay moved that an estimate of $300. ation of an Advisory Committee be included Ps estimates with a Grant of $150 00 for Provincial Government and that Pair Gordon Dan Peters investigate regarding setting up ,ommittee for extension work and to bring ndations of same to Council. Motion carried. Page 3 Mr Poole moved that Mr Gordon Park determine the amount of grass seed which will be needed by the Agricul- tural Service Board for this year and that, when this is done, he call for tenders for supplying of same Carried. Mr Dan Peters then went over several dates of meetings and tours,etc with the members present. It wa of the Agri, Tuesday, Ap Mr . R, Time - 2 0 Agric . Advisory Comm. Grass Seed Meetings, tours decided without motion that the next meeting Next ultural Service Board be held at 9 00 A M. on Meeting it 8th/69 1ph Brown moved that the meeting do now adjourn. oclock P M Motion carried r hairman 0�54e�_s ary FORM 149-P SPECIAL MUNICIP L SUPPLIES r FORM 149 SPECIAL II ICi Pu M. D. of Kneehill # 48 AGENDA -- MEETING FEB. 24f69 Forenoon Combined meeting of Council and Agricultural Service Board with special attention to the 1969 A. S. Bd program and related item Council Meeting to follow ,,,Xl Arrange neeting for comet re Linde -Acme fire truck, civil defence truck on loan now 2 Trochu Fire Dept. - re allowance, and re water truck x 3, Xlta Mun. Financing Corp. - annual meeting April 14th x 4 Welfare Correspondence and reports Town of Carstairs - representatives to Auxiliary Hospitals Bds Drum H alth Unit - Requisition $13,294.00 for 1969 -70, budget Dept of Health - air pollution ,.:, ,... s Three Hills School Division - school text books - welfare ,c9 Notice cf impounded calves - R. Loosmore pound --('10 Sherri t Gordon Mines - liquid anhydrous ammonia - Huxley 11 Calgary Regional Planning Comm - financial report, 1968, minutes of Exec meeting of Jan 8/69, letter re subdiv application fees- SW- 23- 33 -22 -1a ,� 12 Dept of Youth and recreation reports & correspondence, etc. ,,t13 Alta. "ractor Parts - Italy' 3-14 Mavor, Jamison and Smith - solicitors for Fred Art - damages ,v15- Provis on for road bans and enforcement � 16 Kedon ioldings Ltd - rental fleet from Wm Goett 17. Bridge Branch - bridges, etc. X18 M D Df Starland - copy of letters re work for Drumheller Sta pede grounds x.19 Report of Labor Relations Workshop ,)c-20. M D of Starland - copy of 1969 wage agreement o'21. Applications for work - Harold D. Strohschein, Otto Enzie, Randy Gieck, Don Cassidy, Wallace Davidson, Donald Bauer 22 Report of E M 0. Meeting of Feb 18th and 19th/69- Calgary X23 AgreeiTent with Postills re gravel stockpiles and entry, etc. ';'if) FORM 1494 SPECIAL U ICI VLI The Cour 1969, was r( on Monday,FE combined me( had been he] recorded of COUNCIL MEETING February 24, 1969 (cont'd. from Feb 17th/69) Page it meeting that had adjourned from Feb 1 onvened at the Municipal office, Three H 24th/69, commencing at 2 00 P.M. The ing of Council and Agricultural Service earlier in the day and separate minutes hat meeting Board are Councillors present for this meeting were Mr A F. Church Div. 1 Mr. C Poole Div 2 Mr. R. gown Div 3 (Reeve) Mr Dunc Peters Div 4 Mr T A Ferguson Div 5 Mr. G. Lemay Div 7 Mr. G G King, Sec -Treas , was present and recorded the minutes Mr. Ted Paquette, Public Works Superintendent, met with the Council It -was agreed that a Committee meeting in regard to the LINDEN Linden -Acme rural fire truck be held at our office on ACME Tuesday, March 4th at 1 30 P M All Committee members are R F.P. to be so notified MEETING MAR-4th Mr. Ral h Brown suggested that Council consider making available o e of the used Ford gravel trucks for a fire truck and a ked what the price would be Considerable FIRE discussion ollowed. Mr Ferguson moved that the gravel TRUCK truck now g nerally operated by Dwayne Smith, Unit T21, V be made ava lable for a fire truck at a price of $2,250 including a motor overhaul by the Municipal District. Carried. A letter was read advising that an Emergency Measures Fire truck is now on loan at Linden and will remain there until the n w one is obtained unless the one on loan is required fo some special emergency Mr Peters moved that this be acc pted. Carried A circular was read from Alberta Tractor Parts referring ALBERTA in particular to a proposed flight to Italy. Some discussion TRACTOR followed and it was then agreed that the Sec. - Treas. obtain 1 PARTS more details for Council's information A lett in regard Sections 1 Act were d the Solici did not be claim, tha the time s not agree and /or his March 10th Carried The mai discussed 1 with Ted P, to the nee( the legisl< r from the Solicitors of Mr Fred Art was read o his damage claim against this Municipal District. 6 and 1$3 of the Municipal Ricskricxk Government scussed with Council Mr. Church moved that ors of Mr. Fred Art be advised that this Council ieve it has any obligation in regard to the damage it does not agree that notice was received within ecified in the Municipal Government Act, it does hat any damage has been caused, but, that Mr Art Agent may meet with Council at our office on 69 at 4 00 P M for a discussion of this matter. ter of road bans and enforr.ement of same was riefly Mr. Ferguson moved that this be tabled quette to be ready to advise Council in regard for road bans and that the Sec -Treas check tion as to the required procedure. Carried See F ART DAMAGE ROAD BANS Page 6 1 FORM 149-0 SPECIAL J MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES A circu Council adv equipment r that this i Copies read to Co COUNCIL MEETING Feb 24/69 Page 6 r from Kedon Holdings Ltd was read to ing that it now owns and operates the former tal business of Ww. Goett Mr Poole moved ormation be accepted and filed Carried f correspondence of the M D of Starland were cil, being in brief as follows 1. Letter from the Sec - •Treas of the M.D. to Depart - mn.t of Municipal Affairs inquiring about legality of the M.D doing certain work for the Drumheller Exhibition and Stampede Board 2 Repl from Mr Bruce Ramsay of the Department which states that, in his opinion, it is very doubtful if there is any auth rity for such work Mr Poole moved that this information be accepted and filed and that a reply be sent to the M D of Starland thanking them for forwarding the information Carried Applications for work as received from H D. Strohschein, Otto Enzie, Randy Gieck, Don Cassidy, Wallace Davidson, and Donald Eauer were referred to very briefly. Mr. Paquette advised there is no need for extra help at this time Mr Feters moved that the applicants be advised that their applications are on file and may be considered later but that Mr Don Cassidy be advised that it is doubtful if any work will be available for him. Carried The Sec. -Treas read to Council a proposed agreement with Postil s in regard to gravel stockpiles and entry,etc. on land adjacent to tho Tolman Park area. Mr. Lemay moved that this A reement be approved by Council and that the Reeve and S c. -Treas be authorized to sign same on behalf of the Municipal District. Carried. The Sec -Treas was asked to check as to whether or not Gus Gieck and Gary Iverson had paid for the bunk cars purchased f om our Carbon yard. Bills are to be sent if the account have not been paid Mr Peters referred to the propane ?fridge which the Municipal District purchased some time ago and which is at the Wilson farm. He believes that Mr Roland Winter of Drumheller may pay $100.00 for this and that is the cost to the Municipal District Mr Poole moved that Mr. Peters have authority to sell the used propane fridge Carried Mr Ted Paquette advised that Cunningham Construction of Calgary have a used 50 ton press for sale at a price of $450 00. It is almost like new in condition and he has seen same and believes it would be suitable for use in our shop Mr Ferguson moved that Ted Paquette be authorized to purchase this press for the Municipal District. Carried The Shoi Committee advised that the new trucks and Motor Grade had been ordered as authorized by Council at the meeting on Feb 17th last Mr Tom having any He had afe- the ice and KEDON HOLDINGS STARLAND RE WORK FOR STAMPEDE BOARD APPL FOR WORK POSTILL AGREE - ME N'.L BUNK CARS PROPANE ?FRIDGE V 50 TON PRESS Ferguson advised that the gravel crew are not GRAVEL ;rouble loading gravel from the Garson stockpile. CREW T loads hauled to the Orkney hill to spread on the conditions are now 0 K See Page 7 'l 2 G G. King advised that the Welfare family on the :farm about 6 miles east of Beiseker were a Provincial re- $ponsibility and are being granted assistance in that manner. V This Municipal District should re -:over in full the emergency assistance granted by Reeve Brown 3 , Which was f was taken o- Welfare has District as s Mr Pet to Welfare r FORM 149-P SPECIAL 1 MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES 1 A lette was read in Auxiliary H corresponde letters. M of Carstair wards for m. District, b whether the whether the Carried. A lett Unit was r year endin Districts on a per c as in the ition be a A lett other info to Council vicinity o is no majo be filed elfare family is living in a house in Sunnyslope rmerly owned by Mrs Wi.nnifred Pearn but which er by the Municipal District Provincial been asked to pay $15 00 per month rent to this from January lst 769 rs moved that the above information in respect L atters be accepted and filed Carried dated February 6th/69 from the Town of Carstairs AUX regard to representation on the Board of the HOSP. spital District This was further to previous ce and was to clarify the intent of the previous . Lemay moved that a reply be sent to the Town advising that this District has set up two mbers of the Board of the Auxiliary Hospital j t that no final decision has been made as to e members will continue to be appointed or might be elected at some time in the future of January 31/69 from the Drumheller .d to Council together with its budget March 31st, 1970 It was noted that -equisition amounts to $13,294 00 which vita rate of $2.32 and that this is the .st year Mr Ferguson moved that this ept ed . Carried Health DRUM COUNCIL MEETING HEALTH this Feb 24/69 Page 7 is based Mr Ted Paquette left the meeting at this time " T PAaUETTE Mr Peters moved that no delegate be sent to the MUN FIN Annual Meeting of the Alberta Municipal Finance Corporation V MEETING in Edmonton on April 14th Carried Welfare Correspondence and reports were given to the WELFARE Council as follows REPORTS 1 The rew Provincial allowance Schedule has been � amended and personal incidentals reduced from $12.00 per month to $1 00 per month per person. 2 G G. King advised that the Welfare family on the :farm about 6 miles east of Beiseker were a Provincial re- $ponsibility and are being granted assistance in that manner. V This Municipal District should re -:over in full the emergency assistance granted by Reeve Brown 3 , Which was f was taken o- Welfare has District as s Mr Pet to Welfare r FORM 149-P SPECIAL 1 MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES 1 A lette was read in Auxiliary H corresponde letters. M of Carstair wards for m. District, b whether the whether the Carried. A lett Unit was r year endin Districts on a per c as in the ition be a A lett other info to Council vicinity o is no majo be filed elfare family is living in a house in Sunnyslope rmerly owned by Mrs Wi.nnifred Pearn but which er by the Municipal District Provincial been asked to pay $15 00 per month rent to this from January lst 769 rs moved that the above information in respect L atters be accepted and filed Carried dated February 6th/69 from the Town of Carstairs AUX regard to representation on the Board of the HOSP. spital District This was further to previous ce and was to clarify the intent of the previous . Lemay moved that a reply be sent to the Town advising that this District has set up two mbers of the Board of the Auxiliary Hospital j t that no final decision has been made as to e members will continue to be appointed or might be elected at some time in the future of January 31/69 from the Drumheller .d to Council together with its budget March 31st, 1970 It was noted that -equisition amounts to $13,294 00 which vita rate of $2.32 and that this is the .st year Mr Ferguson moved that this ept ed . Carried Health DRUM for the HEALTH this UNIT is based RE�UIS same rate requis- of February 18 /69, together with graphs and DEPT. OF ation of the Department of Health was referred HEALTH - n regard to its studies of air pollution in the POLLUTION the Wimborne Gas Plant It appeared that there ,/ pollution problem Mr Brown moved that this arried Notice was read to Council in regard to the proposed POUND sale of certain impounded calves at the Ralph Loosmore SALE pound The calves are to be offered for sale at 11 00 A.M on Mo day, March 3rd unless claimed by the owner prior to that tine Mr Peters moved that this be filed Carried. See Page 8 r 3 101 I*], FORM 149-P SPECIAL U i I L u vu A letter of Council f U G G at Hi Peters movec that It be c Commissionei COUNCIL MEETING Feb 24th/69 Page 8 from Sherritt Gordon Mines asked approval )r unloading liquid anhydrous ammonia by the cley No exact locations were given. Mr that this be tabled until March 4th and Lscussed with representative of the Fire who will be here at that time Carried The fol owing information was given to Council as recieved fr m the Calgary Regional Planning Commission FERTILIZER U G G HUXLEY L C.R.P C. 1 The financial report of the year 1968 2. Minutes of the executive meeting of Jan.8th /69 V/ 3 A letter regarding subdivision application fees in respect to e portion of SW- 23- 33 -22 -4• Mr. Poole gave some further information in regard to the business of the Calgary RegionalPlanning Commission as referred to above. Mr Chu ch moved that the correspondence and reports of Mr Pool be accepted and that a further $15 00 be paid to the Calg ry Regional Planning Commission in respect to the subdiviclion application as per No-3 above Carried. Mr Georges Lemay left the meeting at this time - G LEMAY gpprox 4 30 p m. The following business in respect to Recreation, ,/ RECREATION Department of Youth,etc were then dealt with as shown ETC. 1 A letter from the Department of Youth re a Provincial Sports Governing body meeting at Olds, March 14th and 15th ✓ - it was ag : ' eed that no delegates be sent to that, and that this letter be filed 2. The 96$ Financial report of the Crossroads Community Centre was �ead. Mr Poole moved that this be accepted and filed 3 Mr. gave a brie they had at the excepts whole area tained furt procedure,e Council the shou,d be p some of the receipts an Mr Poole u not sent 19 be referred A circa Engineer of there are A Road Signir 10 copies c each Counc-i and one f of King R W Brown, C. Poole and T A. Ferguson verbai report of the Recreation meeting which ended in Three Hills this past Saturday With n of Torrington, all Recreation Boards of this ad been represented at the meeting and had ob= er information in regard to Recreation grants, c as outlined by Government representatives further discussed what 1968 Recreation grants id to the Towns and Villages. It was noted that e had sent a report of their 1968 activities expenses and others had not sent any information ved that those Towns and Villages which have 8 reports be asked to do so, that these then to Council for further consideration Carried Lar dated Feb 11th /69 from the Traffic Planning the Provincial Department of Highways advised inuals available entitled "A Policy for Rural It was agreed that this District ask for E that Manual so that there would be one for Llor, one for Donald Dau, one for the office Mr T Paquette. See Page 9 . e V MANUALS RE ROADS Pq FORM 149-P SPECIAL U I i u Ll 41 -NOWNSIMIL 01M COUNCIL MEETING It is n ted that the Municipal District crews are to re- pair three cr more bridges as shown in the reports. Brief discussion followed in regard to the two proposals for the Hes eth road and also in regard to the two proposals for a change of location from the bridge on the Ghost Pine Creek which is now east of Allen Huxley's in Sec.3- 31 -22 -4 It was agre d that these be reviewed further by Council when conditions ermit Mr Peters moved that the District Engineer from Red Deer be asked to provide the profiles and other information as 4. requested by the Bridge Branch for certain locations as per their repor Carried Mr Ral h Brown and Dunc Peters gave Council a fairly LABOUR lengthy ver al report of the Labour Relations workshop RELATIONS which they 'ad attended in Calgary this past Thursday and WORKSHOP Friday Co siderable general information of interest had been ob ained A few of the points referred to were 1. A Wage increase is not necessarily related to service 2. Employers should recognize long service but shouldn't overdo this in promotions 3 Most unions are now demanding double time for pay for Sundays 4 Thera is an increase in pressure in all areas for the 40 hour wee 5 Empl yers should be certain to keep in good standing with the Wo kmen's Compensation Board and insist that the employees bD careful. If anyone is careless repeatedly, then that person should be laid off See Page 10 Feb 24th/69 Page 9 A letter of January 24/69 from the Provincial Bridge BRIDGE Branch was r:-,ad to Council in respect to our Bridge and BRANCH Culvert requ st list for 1969 One copy of this is being supplied to aach Councillor and to Mr Ted Paquette so details are aot listed herein It was noted that the following may be supplied 1. New bridges (a) File 70861 - W/NW- 5- 32 -24 -4 (Stickle) - 281 precast and 241 roadway (b) File 1657 - S/SE- 3- 34 -25 -4 (Bigelow) - if road is re- aligned, Bridge Branch will build the bridge and charge the M D. the costs which are estimated at $5500 This would be two 201 treated timber spans 211 wide roadway. If the M D does part of the work, the est- imated cost is $4125 00 (c) File 2113 - W/SW- 17- 30 -26 -4 - Bridge Branch would build substructure at an estimated cost to this Municipal District at $2000. 2 New culverts (a) File 7495 - (Kostrosky)- W/NW- 20- 29 -24 -4 - 12044 culvert to be supplied Profiles,etc. needed (b) File 6661 - W/NW- 4- 30 -25 -4 - (Wohlgemuth) 12044 diameter culvert to be supplied - re- (c) quires a survey; File 76983 - \f/NW-26- 28-24 -4 (Albert Bertt)ch) one 44 ?4 x 7294 culvert 701 long to be supplied It is n ted that the Municipal District crews are to re- pair three cr more bridges as shown in the reports. Brief discussion followed in regard to the two proposals for the Hes eth road and also in regard to the two proposals for a change of location from the bridge on the Ghost Pine Creek which is now east of Allen Huxley's in Sec.3- 31 -22 -4 It was agre d that these be reviewed further by Council when conditions ermit Mr Peters moved that the District Engineer from Red Deer be asked to provide the profiles and other information as 4. requested by the Bridge Branch for certain locations as per their repor Carried Mr Ral h Brown and Dunc Peters gave Council a fairly LABOUR lengthy ver al report of the Labour Relations workshop RELATIONS which they 'ad attended in Calgary this past Thursday and WORKSHOP Friday Co siderable general information of interest had been ob ained A few of the points referred to were 1. A Wage increase is not necessarily related to service 2. Employers should recognize long service but shouldn't overdo this in promotions 3 Most unions are now demanding double time for pay for Sundays 4 Thera is an increase in pressure in all areas for the 40 hour wee 5 Empl yers should be certain to keep in good standing with the Wo kmen's Compensation Board and insist that the employees bD careful. If anyone is careless repeatedly, then that person should be laid off See Page 10 41t-� .7 FORM 149 -P SPECIAL I I i u Pu 6 7. Mr COUNCIL MEETING Feb 24/69 Page 10 Good ublic relations is of utmost importance Other items of general interest were also listed. Pool moved that this report be accepted Carried LABOR RELATIONS ( contd ',. ) Some bri f discussion took place in regard to some ✓ EMPLOYEES employees of the Municipal District but no decisions were made in rega d to these Mr Pool advised that the Workmen's Compensation CARBON Board Inspec or had recently visisted the Carbon shop and SHOP the report s owed as everything 0 K Mr Poole reported that, at a recent road study committee POPE meeting, Mr E Danchuk of the Department of Highways, had /LEASE RD stated that the Pope Lease road may be re- routed to go east to loin the Orkney road Council as advised that we have a copy of the 1969 STARLAND Wage Agreeme t of the M D of Starland Mr. Poole moved WAGE that a copy e made for each Councillor. Carried AGREEMENT Mr R w Brown and G. King gave a brief verbal report E M 0 of the Emergency Measures meeting held in Calgary on Feb 18th 11r,L,111v�i and 19th whi h they had attended The main local advantage appears to b0 in being ready to meet any local emergency in peacetime but, the Government stress is still on preparedness in case of w r Mr Petei}s moved that this meeting do now adjourn. Carried. Time of edjournment 5 35 p•m Reeve I Sec -Treas NEXT MEETINGIOF COUNCIL - Monday, March 3rd/69 - 9 00 A M JD 1 T�rO Q 1 BI AR1E 1r