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Home My WebLink About1972-02-28 Council MinutesC 14 Lj I t FORM 149-P SPECIAL ADENDA COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 28, 1972 1. ApprovaL of Minutes of Council Meeting of Feb. 14/72. 2 J. A. B rrie & Co. re 1971 audit 3. Rick La gshaw, University of Calgary - Opportunities for Youth. 4. Wage Ag eement contracts. 5 Appeals to Court of Revision - Date to be set. 6. Mrs Ro ie Williams - Assessment Appeal received late. 7. Recreation & Parks Association - Request for membership - fee of $25. DO 8 Calgary Regional Planning Commission - Proposed amendment to Preli7iinary Regi m al Plan. 9. Building Permit - Fred Penner 10 Planning Seminars, University of Calgary 11 Zoning regulations - Grantville 12 A G T - Buried Cable Beiseker area 13. Review of Grantville Water & Sewer reserve, consideration of neior rates. 14 Churchill area - Subsidy for Winter's Ambulance 15. Department of the Environment - Wimborne Water Works 16. Three Hills School Div - Minutes of Feb.. 9/72 17 Three Hills School Div. - Regional Library Meeting, Mar. 1/72 Three Hills 18. St. Mary's Hospital - Hospital Agreement 19 St Mary's Hospital - Financial Statement 20. Three Hills Hospital - 1971 Financial Statement 21. Report - Trochu Swimming Pool 22 Report re Tax Sale to be held March 27th 23. Mackenzie & Feimann - Prices re dust control 24. Applications for Work - Ronald Headrict, Leo Gommerud, Norman Demers, Miltow Rempfer, William McRae 25. District Engineer - Road designs, etc. 26 District Engineer - Profiles, etc re W/SW- 9- 31 -22 -4 - Nottals 27 Department of Highways - Requirements for A G T cable 2$. Fergus n Supply - Report re Machinery 29 Wionze Construction - Enquiry re T -S 14 Motor Scraper 30 Steve Varga - Old cars at Trochu East Mine 31. Fuel Bids or Continuation of Present Deals 32. Report re Proposed Recreation Area 33. Assess rs' Convention 34 Farm P rchase Board Applications j�� E14 Ll FORM 149-P SPECIAL U ICI L UPPLI S A re lar meeting of Kneehill R8 was held in Hills on Monday, February A M. COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 28, 1972 Page 1 the Council of the M. D. of the Municipal Office, Three 2$, 1972, commencing at 9 00 Councilllors present for this meeting were Mr A H Church Div. 1 Mr. C. W Poole 2 Mr R. W. Brown Y' 3 (Reeve) Mr A W Bauer 4P 4 Mr. T A Ferguson °f 5 Mr. R. I G. Campbell qt 7 Mr. G G King, Sec - Treasurer, was present and recorded the Minutes. Mr. J C Jeffery sat in during a portion cf the meeting. Mr. D n Dau of the Three Hills School Division was D. C DAU present throughout most of this meeting. The Minutes of the Meeting of February 14/72 were MINUTES discussed Mr Brown noted an error on Page 4 under the APPROVED quote from Ferguson Supply,item 1 should read cash pay- SUBJECT TO ment of $3 11000. instead of $30,000 as given Mr. Poole CORRECTION moved appr vat of the Minutes of the Meeting of February 14/72 subs ct to the correction on Page 4 as noted above Carried. Letter- of January 29J72 from J. A Barrie & Co., Auditors, was read expressing thanks for co- operation J. A BARRIE throughout the audit and reporting on the records as being well maintained, etc Mr Bauer moved that this information be accepted and filed Carried , Mr T A Ferguson moved that J. A Barrie & Co be AUDITORS appointed as Auditors of this Municipal Distzict for the year 1972 at the fee of $950 00 Carried Letter of February 21st from Mr. Rick Langshaw of the R LANGSHAW University of Calgary was read outlining his proposal for RE O.F Y. a program imder the Opportunity for Youth Program Mr. G. King also advised Council that Mr. Rick and Gary Langshaw had personally contacted him on Saturday last for further discussion of the matter They ask that Council send a letter to Opportunitlesfor Youth supporting their proposal for a clea -up of the Red Deer River Badlands in the Tol- man Bridge area and the setting up of a guided nature trail in that area. They also asked that Council consider supply- ing a smal quantity of gravel and some building material. Considerab e discussion followed as to the value of the project an related matters. Mr. Campbell moved that Council authorize ending a letter to Opportunities for Youth sup- porting th proposal as outlined by Mr Rick and Gary Langshaw b t without any financial obligation at this time. Carried Mr. G G King gave each Councillor a report showing G. KING the 1972 s laries of the Sec. - Treasurers of all adjoining WAGES rural Muni ipalities and also of the Three Hills School Division. ie asked that Council consider the figures which average $1 ,1$3.00 and he requested a wage rate of $12,500 for the ye r 1972 Mr G. G. King and Mr. J C Jeffery left the m eting and Council privately discussed this and See Page 2 �0 V 14, 0 FORM 149-P SPECIAL U 1ci rru COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 28, 1972 Page 2 perhaps some other matters at considerable length. Mr. G King was then invited back into the meeting and was advised that Council had tabled decision until the meet- ing of March 13th next Some discussion took place in regard to the procedure AGENDA,ETC being follcwed in regard to the preparation of the Agenda and the ke ping of two sets of Minutes for each Councillor. No decisior was made asking for any change. The E ployment Agreements for 1972 were then reviewed EMPLOYMENT as drafted The contract for the permanent employees hired AGREEMENTS on the yearly basis were first reviewed and the following noted Page 1 - Following 4 Group E this should be added And others who may be added during the year , Under Item No. 2 on Page 1 the following were noted 1. Mr Fer uson moved that office hours for group A OFFICE (Office be 8 30 A.M. to 12 noon and 1.00 P.M to HOURS 5 00 P.M the year round. Carried 2. Under Group D the hours are to be clarified to show ` that Mr Joe Dobler is expected to work the same winter hours as the gravel crew 3 After Group E the paragraph should read Time may be OVERTIME taken o f by any employee covered by this agreement to compensate to an equal extent for any overtime hours required There is no extra pay involved. Overtime hours shall not build up to more than 50 hours except under unusual circumstances approved by Council " Under item 3 Annual Holidays it is to be shown that ANNUAL those empl yees in Group D are allowed one extra week of �" HOLIDAYS holidays i taken between December 1st of any year and March 31st of the following year The Wage Continuance Plan affects both the permanent WAGE employees and the hourly employees Mr R. W. Brown and CONTINUANCE Mr J C. Jeffery reported on the discussions with em- ployees co cerning this. Consideration is being given to revising the policy for a 15 week waiting period so that the Wage Continuance would be effective when Unemployment Insurance leaves off. Three quotes have been invited and should be here by next meeting or the following one This item is tabled in the meantime. The contract for the hourly Public Wo s employees was then reviewed and the following agreed Clause 2 HOURS OF WORK should show that the total hours HOURS OF per day may be reduced between April 1st and November 30th WORK if road c nstructlon is not in progress. Clause 3 NOON MEAD, - Should show deduction for the time NOON MEAL taken wit a minimum of one -half hour except when snow- plowing It w before an thus the on some e guarantee manent em s noted that there is a two -week waiting period GUARANTEED one can qualify for Unemployment Insurance and MIN. SALARY emoval of the guaranteed wage worked a hardship ployees Mr Poole moved that Council give a minimum salary of $ 00 00 per month to any per - loyee who is available for work but that this See Page 3 C: .7 a n �J COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 28, 1972 Page 3 only be effective where no other benefits apply. Carried. Clause 9 - PENSION PLAN - Third line should readwand at PENSION least an equal amount by the Municipal District." Clause 11 - SAFE DRIVING AWARD - This should show that SAFE the safe driving award is $100 00 per year for each DRIVING year after the 4th year, subject to a clear record. AWARD Mr. Campbell moved that Council approve of the changes in regard to the Wage Agreement as noted in these Minutes and that the Agreement be re- drafted to include all changes. Carried Mr Bauer moved that this Municipal District do MEMBERSHIP not take out membership in the Alberta Recreation and v RE- REC Parks Association as the local Recreation Boards attend to this matter. Carried Mr. Ferguson moved that the Calgary Regional Planning PRELIMINARY Commission be advised that this Municipal District has no REG. PLAN objection to the Preliminary Regional Plan as per its ` letter of February 23rd, 1972 Carried Mr Bauer moved that Council approve of the build- F. PENNER ing permit as issued to Mr. Fred Penner for a poultry BLDG PERMIT barn in the NE- 12- 32 -24 -4 Carried. Mr. Ferguson moved that the Sec - Treasurer gain in- PLANNING formation as to whether or not it is possible to attend SEMINARS two of the Planning Seminars at the University of Calgary at a reduced fee as compared to the total fee of $65 00 for the ten sessions. Carried. Mr. G. King advised Council he had a verbal inquiry GRANTVILLE asking what development Council will allow on Lot 4, Block 3 in the Northeast corner of Grantville Mr Poole moved that this area of Grantville be reserved for residential purposes only at least until zoning is con- sidered in detail. Carried Mr Church moved that Mr. C W Poole be a committee A.G.T to study the A.G.T map in regard to the buried cable in CABLE the Belseker area and that Mr. Poole have authority to grant approval if it appears satisfactory Carried. Mr Ted Paquette, Public Works Superintendent, and T PA:�UETTE Mr. Joe Dobler, Gravel Foreman then met with Council J. DOBLER Various items were discussed with them Mr Paquette advised that all snowplows are out working today. Mr Ferguson and Mr Church reported on the meeting they had recently attended at Red Deer sponsored by MacKen & Feimann in regard to dust control. They stated3w9dure is not recommended on sandy soil or loose aggregate and that the cost is approximately $1500 00 per mile and it may only last for one year. Some work has been done in the Town of Innisfail and this could be inspected later if the Council is inter- ested Mr. Poole moved that the report be accepted and filed Carried. Ig See Page 4 DUST CONTROL z ik-1 FORM 149-P SPECIAL it MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES Mr D Council an crushing i imately to more grave and he als ing gravel crushed at 20,000 cu. the meetir. COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 28, 1972 Page 4 ug Hazelton of Linden Contractors met with advised they will be ready to start gravel the Municipal Pit near Torrington in approx- days Mr Dobler stated we may need some from the Ginther area during the summer, stated there was some possibility of locat- three miles east of Elnora The amount to be Torrington was left at the previous amount of yds. Mr Hazelton thanked council and left Mr. loole moved the applications for work as per item 24 o the Agenda be referred to Mr Ted Paquette. Carried D. HAZELTON GR CRUSHING V EP,'iPLOYMENT APPLICATIONS Circ lar of February 21st from the District Engineer DISTRICT advised t at this M. D should not employ consulting ENGINEER engineers g firms to carry out location or design work without t e Department4s Mr Ferguson moved that this info mation be accepted and filed Carried. Mr. Een Hammer of Ferguson Jupply met with Council K HAMMER and submitted a written quotation of which the following FERGUSON is a brief summary SUPPLY QUOTE 1 new Cha pion D -600 Motor Grader with options including RE MOTOR snowplow nd wing - $41,495.00 GRADER Trade -in I Cham ion Model D -600 with snowplow and wing Serial #1462 - 17,495 00 and 2 Terex T -14 Scrapers - $44,000 00 Price dif erence payable to this Municipal District $20,000 It was noted that Council had made an offer on February 14 with the emount payable to this District to be $25,000 but Mr. Hammer stated that his Company could not do better than the offer of $20,000 as noted above Mr. Hammer left the meeting while Council discussed this privately, Mr Poole moved that the machinery deal with Ferguson Supply be approved by Council as per quote from that Company with the $20,000 to be paid to this Municipal District Carried. Mr 11ammer again met with Council and was advised of the deal He asked about the snowplow wing and was ad- vised that Council wishes a left -hand wing. He also ad- vised that delivery can be made in approximately four weeks He thanked Council and left the meeting Mr Ferguson moved that Council approve of the CULVERT profiles and road design for the Government culvert WSW- 9- 31 -22 -4 WSW -9 -31 22 -4 (Nottals) as per details received from (NOTTALS) the District Engineer. Carried Info mation from the Department of Highways was DEPARTMENT read outl ning their requirements for A.G.T. cable on OF HIGHWAYS numbered ighways and on secondary roads Mr Bauer V RE AGT CABLE moved that this information be accepted. Carried Wion motor scr guson Sup ;ek Construction had inquired about a TS -14 iper but these have now been traded to Fer- >ly so that inquiry was just filed. See Page 5 �y J� WIONZEK CONST 4. Mr John Stickel has resigned and will be leaving J. STICKEL about mid March. Mr joe Dobler reported that air - dryers have been AIR - DRYERS ordered f r each of the trucks to cure the trouble with v brakes fr ezing Approximate price is $200 00 per truck. a Mr en Hammer again briefly met with Council and some disc ssion took place in regard to the best type CABS of cabs f r the TS -14 and the Cat 627 Motor Graders Mr Church mo ed that these be ordered with roll bars or of an alt rnate approved safety type Carried Mr Ken Hammer then again left the meeting Mr Paquette advised that the price quoted to him for a new post pounder was $1500. or $1200. difference POST if ours is traded -in He had not specifically asked for j POUNDER a cash price. It was agreed that the Shop Committee pro- ceed with either a trade -in or a cash deal. Mr. Bauer moved the Shop Committee meet and draw SHOP COMM up specifications for a new one -ton truck and that they invite bids for same Carried. Mr Church moved that Mr Robert Cranston be named R CRANSTON to the Slop Committee in place of Mr A. R (Sandy) Sommerville Carried Considerable discussion again took place in regard to wage rates of any present employee who accepts work WAGE RATES as operator of a motor grader Mr Brown moved that any RE MOTOR operator of heavy dirt moving equipment who transfers t ,� GR OPERATORS to work as a motor grader operator be rated on the pay scale according to his total years' experience on heavy j dirt moving equipment in this Municipal District Carried 1 See Page 6 J FORM 149-P SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 2$, 1972 Page 5 Council was advised that Mr Steve Varga has re- OLD CARS quested th t the old cars be removed from the roadway TROCHU EAST • near the T ochu East mine The old cars apparently Eric Reissig who died recently Mr.Church MINE belong to moved that r. the Public Trustee be contacted for informa- tion regarding ownership and disposal of the old cars and car bodies as referred to Mr. Ferguson moved that Council continue with the FUEL present arrangements in regard to purchase of fuel and v PURCHASES that no bi s be invited this year if service remains good. Carried. Mr Ted Paquette brought the following to Council for discussion 1. What is the future regarding John Esau? It was agreed . J ESAU that this be tabled 2. How ma y gravel trucks are needed9 Would four be GR. TRUCKS sufficient at work at one time with the fifth to be kept V as a reserve unit? No definite decision was made. 3. Mr. Lyle Davidson resigned effective February 26th L. DAVIDSON as he wi.s ed to accept other employment 4. Mr John Stickel has resigned and will be leaving J. STICKEL about mid March. Mr joe Dobler reported that air - dryers have been AIR - DRYERS ordered f r each of the trucks to cure the trouble with v brakes fr ezing Approximate price is $200 00 per truck. a Mr en Hammer again briefly met with Council and some disc ssion took place in regard to the best type CABS of cabs f r the TS -14 and the Cat 627 Motor Graders Mr Church mo ed that these be ordered with roll bars or of an alt rnate approved safety type Carried Mr Ken Hammer then again left the meeting Mr Paquette advised that the price quoted to him for a new post pounder was $1500. or $1200. difference POST if ours is traded -in He had not specifically asked for j POUNDER a cash price. It was agreed that the Shop Committee pro- ceed with either a trade -in or a cash deal. Mr. Bauer moved the Shop Committee meet and draw SHOP COMM up specifications for a new one -ton truck and that they invite bids for same Carried. Mr Church moved that Mr Robert Cranston be named R CRANSTON to the Slop Committee in place of Mr A. R (Sandy) Sommerville Carried Considerable discussion again took place in regard to wage rates of any present employee who accepts work WAGE RATES as operator of a motor grader Mr Brown moved that any RE MOTOR operator of heavy dirt moving equipment who transfers t ,� GR OPERATORS to work as a motor grader operator be rated on the pay scale according to his total years' experience on heavy j dirt moving equipment in this Municipal District Carried 1 See Page 6 J FORM 149-P SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES C A '>r 11 FORM 149-P SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES ri COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 28, 1972 Page 6 It wal agreed that Mr. Dobler arrange for lay -offs ✓ LAY -OFFS of truck d avers if conditions are such that there is TR DRIVERS not availa le work for them Mr. Ted Paquette suggested to Council that he should be changed from Class D in the Wage Agreement to Class E and T PAQUETTE he particularly referred to the hours of work in Class D / HOURS OF and E. No definite decision was made in regard to this WORK matter Mr. T r d Paquette and Mr. Joe Dobler then left the meeting Mr. George Park, Assessor, met with Council. Mr COURT OF Bauer moved that the Court of Revision for Assessment REVISION appeals be held at our office on Monday, April 1772 APRIL 17 commencing at 1 00 P M. and also that Council meet 1 00 P.M that forenoon commencing at 9 00 A M Carried Mr Foole moved that Mrs Rosie Williams be advised ROSIE that her assessment appeal was received too late for con- WILLIAMS sideratior in 1972 but that it will be kept on file for APPEAL 1973 unle s she otherwise directs. Carried. Mr. George Park advised that the Assessors' Con- ASSESSORS' vention will be held in Edmonton on April 5th, 6th and CONVENTION 7th. Mr Ferguson moved that Mr George Park and Mr Roy Kinsey as Assessors be authori e ttend the Assessors Convention and be paid /byis�unicipal District Carried Mr. Park asked if retirement is to be effective G. PARK on June 1 t or June 30th Mr. Church moved that Mr Park RETIREMENT be given the option of deciding on the date of retire- ment as either the lst of June or the end of June, 1972 Carried. Farm Purchase Board applications and the appraisals FARM made by Mr Park were then reviewed and dealt with as BOARD U CHASE follows APPLICATIONS 1. Mr. Richard Maerzfor purchase from Theophiel Maerz of NW-34-31-25-4 and SW- 15- 32 -25 -4 for a total price R MAERZ of $25,000-00 Mr Ferguson moved that Council recom- mend approval of this by the Alberta Farm Purchase Board Carried. 2 Mr. D nald E. Metzger for purchase from Archie D METZGER Metzg r of SW- 16- 30 -23 -4 at a price of $22,000 00. Mr Pole moved that this be recommended for approval. Carried 3. Mr R 1ph Empey for purchase from Mr. R R Tricker R EMPEY of SW.-2-30-24-4 at a price of $20,000.00 Mr Poole moved that this be recommended for approval Carried 4 Mr G ant C Paget for purchase from Paul Fuller of G PAGET the - 14- 30 -24 -4 at a price of $20,000 00. Mr Poole moved that this be recommended for approval Carried Counc Board ap some rea money av then lef .1 was advised that some further Farm Purchase )lications may be completed shortly and there is Son to believe that the Government will make iilable for loans this year Mr. George Park the meeting See Page 7 El C E a I FORM 149-P SPECIAL U ICI L SUPPLI S Mr G had revs. ei and sewer; which wil: been disc to Counci: be reduce( moved 1st to amend and sewer Mar. 1/72 Water Sewer New To Mr. Fe unan Mr Ba Brief c subsidy fl and perhal District. quested h tabled. COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 2$, 1972 Page 7 King and J C Jeffery advised Council that they ed the financial picture of the Grantville water ystem There is now a reserve of over $6,000 cover any major repairs to this system. This has ssed with the auditors Mr. G. King recommended that the water and sewer monthly minimum rates and this was discussed by Council Mr. Brown reading to By -Law No 693, this being a by -law he previous By -Law No 504 setting out the water rates to make the following changes effective ate minimum monthly reduced from $7 50 to $6.00 ate reduced from $4 $0 to $4 00 al Minimum - $10 00 per month Carried Unan. guson moved 2nd reading to this By -Law Carried er moved 3rd reading to this By -Law. Carried unan iscussion took place r Winter's Ambulance s all of the area in Exact details were 1 d been $1600 00 Mr. arri ed GRANTVILLE WATER 8c SEWER BY -LAW NO. 693 in regard to a requested WINTER'S to serve the Churchill area AMBULANCE the Drumheller Hospital RE SUBSIDY acking but the subsidy re- Poole moved that this be Approval has been received from the Provincial Depart- WATER ment of tae Environment In respect to the proposed water WORKS WIMBORNE works system at Wimborne Mr. Bauer moved that this be ✓ accepted and that the people at Wimborne be advised in this connection Carried Mr. Church moved that the Minutes of the Three Hills SCHOOL DIV MINUTES School Division Meeting of February 9/72 be accepted APPROVED and filed. Carried Mr. Ferguson moved that Mr A. W Bauer be named as MEETING RE REGIONAL Committee member to attend the meeting called by the LIBRARY Three Hills School Division in respect to a regional t/ library for the area, said meeting to be held in Three Hills the evening of March 1st Carried. Mr Campbell moved that the Reeve and Sec.- Treasurer AGREEMENT ST MARY'S be authorized to sign the Agreement with the St Mary's HOSPITAL Hospital as previously negotiated Carried Mr C urch moved Council accept and file the Financial FINANCIAL Statement from the St. Mary's Hospital. Carried STATEMENT Mr. F rguson moved that Council accept and file the Carried FIN STATE 3 HILLS HOS. Financial Statement from the Three Hills Hospital Mr. G King and Mr. R G Campbell reported further in regard to the proposed Trochu swimming pool and the TROCHU meeting which they had attended at Trochu recently SWIMMING Some dis ussion followed There is no definite indication POOL as to wh ther or not petitions will be received requesting a vote. TIr Ferguson moved that this information be ac- cepted Carried Mr. G King read to Council a report of the properties TAX SALE to be offered at Tax Sale on March 27th next unless some further Dayments are received in the meantime Mr. Church moved that this be accepted and filed. Carried See Page 8 t , 0 • Ll FORM 149-0 SPECIAL ici ru Mr a Counci: ti on or r paid by 1 motion pi that he District Mr Carried. NEXT REG Ferguson inquired regarding per diem pay for for who attended a Seed Cleaning Plant conven- eeting outside of the area. The expenses were he Seed Cleaning Plant It was agreed that the eviously made on February 14th was clear in L ould claim the per diem from this Municipal Campbell moved that this meeting do now adjourn. Time of Adjournment 6 15 P M Leo _V"N_ eeve I R MEETING OF COUNCIL Secretary- Trelasur Monday, March 13, 1 MEETING RE SEED CLEANING PLANTS ADJOURNMENT J COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 28, 1972 Page 8 Discussion took place in regard to the proposed 3 HILLS RURAL REC Three Hills Rural Recreation Area and whether or not AREA Council should take any action on this matter at this meeting It was noted that the request for the one mill levy was received by Council at its meeting on February 14th but there is no correspondence on file in that �. regard Mr Poole moved that this matter be tabled until there is a specific written request for a Rural Recreation Area with definite boundaries and with a definite tax pro- posal Carried. Mr Roole reported that the spring meeting of the CENTRAL A A M D Central Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and MEETING Counties will be held at Three Hills on Friday, April 00 A M It was agreed APRIL 21 X 21st commencing at approximately 11 that arrangements be made for catering for the dinner at 12 30 Noozi and for rental of the hall, etc Mr Trown reported that he had heard that some FURNITURE SEIZED furniture previously in the house occupied by Mr. Tom Beagrie a Swalwell had been seized and is now at the Acme Auction Mart for sale A rumor was going around that the eizure had been made by the Municipal District of KneehiiLl. Mr Brown was advised by the Sec - Treasurer that seiz re had not been made by the Municipal District in any war It was tended thB agreed that those Councillors that had at- Agricultural Service Board Convention,namely A S B CONVENTION Mr C W Poole and Mr A W. Bauer, be paid $150 00 plus one-half regular mileage rate as expenses for that Conventio Carried NOTE The mileage rate is one - half the re1gular as each had taken a car Mr a Counci: ti on or r paid by 1 motion pi that he District Mr Carried. NEXT REG Ferguson inquired regarding per diem pay for for who attended a Seed Cleaning Plant conven- eeting outside of the area. The expenses were he Seed Cleaning Plant It was agreed that the eviously made on February 14th was clear in L ould claim the per diem from this Municipal Campbell moved that this meeting do now adjourn. Time of Adjournment 6 15 P M Leo _V"N_ eeve I R MEETING OF COUNCIL Secretary- Trelasur Monday, March 13, 1 MEETING RE SEED CLEANING PLANTS ADJOURNMENT J