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Home My WebLink About1972-09-25 Council Minutes0 L] 0 16 44 AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 25, 1972 1. Approval of Minutes of Meeting of Sept. 11/72. 2. Central Alta Association - Minutes of July 271 - Meeting at Didsbury Oct 19/72 Secretary- evoB Richard Maerz ehb 4 approved. 4 Agricultur al Development Corp. 5 Ruarkville petition - water & sewer 6. C.R.P.C. - Minutes 7. C R P.C. - Subdivision Wi- 13- 29 -25 -4 - Sherring 8 Ferguson & Ferguson - Subdivision NW- 11- 31 -26 -4 - Reddekopp 9. Provincial Planning Board - Swalwell Subdivision approved. 10. Ferguson & Ferguson - Sub. SE -28 -32 -23-4 - Hannah 11. Building Permits - SW- 28- 31 -26 -4 - Klassen, SE -4- 31-25 -4 - Lo.wwea 12. C.R.P.0 - Subdivision approved NW- 6- 31 -23 -4 - Rosgen- Loosmore 13 Three Hills School Division Minutes of Sept. 13. 14. Department of Extension - Results of Survey 15 Reports re- Lannate Spraying of rape crops 16 R. W. Brown - Report re Regional Resources Project 17. Task Committee Reports - Urbanization and the Future 18. Insurance reports and correspondence. 19 Jubilee Insurance - Maintenance of surfaced roads 20 A.A.M.D & C - The Litter Act 21. Roads & Transportation Association of Canada - Conference at - Winnipeg Oct. 2 - 5 22 Alberta Safety Council - Conference Edmonton Oct 5 & 6. 23 Workmen's Compensation Board - Alex Williams. 24 Disposal of Old Nuisance Ground. 25 Fence & Borrow Pit Agreements 26. Report of Gravel Stockpiles & Recommendations 27. 1973 Bridge requests 2$. Bridge Branch Repats 29 Applications for work - Ken Buchart, Glen Enzie. 30 Appraisals of Caterpillar Tractor - C. Showers i p E 11 e MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHI LL NO 4$ COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 25 1972 Page 1 A regular reeti n of the Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill W4$ was held at the Municipal Office Three Hills on Monday, September 25 1972, commencing at 900 AM Councillors present for this meeting were Mr A. H Church Div 1 Mr. C W Poole it 2 it 3 (Reeve) Mr. R W Brown Mr A. W Bq*ner 4 Mr T. A Ferguson " 5 Mr S. C Schr°elke " 6 Mr R G. Campbell it 7 Mr G G King Sec.- Treasvrer was present and G KING recorded the minutes Mr Don Dau of the Three Hills School Division was D. DAU present only for a few minutes near the close of the meeting Mr. Church woved approval of the Minutes of the MINUTES Meeting of September 11772 as per copy mailed to each APPROVED Councillor Carri-ed Mr Bauer moved that the Minutes of the July 27/72 CENTRAL ALTA. ASSOC MINUTES meeting of the Central Alberta Association be accepted and filed Carried Council w ^s advised that the next meeting of the NEXT MEETING Central Alberta Association of M D.4s & Counties will CENTRAL ASSOC be held at Did.sbury on October 19 It appeared that OCT 19 - about eight from this District may attend but this will DIDSBURY be decided more definitely later Mr Schr.,elke moved that Mr G King, J. Jeffery and SEC -TREAS Roy Kinsey be autbori.zed to attend the Secretary - Treasurer's MEETING V OCT 20/72 meeting at L -comhe on October 20/72. Carried Mr Bauer moved that a letter from the Agricultural Development Corpor ,,tion advising that the Richard Maerz „ LOAN APPLICATI application for a loan has been approved be accepted and APPROVED filed. Carried. A letter from four residents of Ruarkville was read RUARKVILLE asking for information about w.a.ter -nd sewer installation WATER, ETC an-3 about possible annexation to Three Hills Mr. Ferguson moved that a letter be written to the Town of Three Hills asking about its intention in respect to annexation and including information about the request from Ruarkville Carried Mr Campbell moved that the Minutes as received C R P C from the Calgary Regional Planning Commission and reports of subdivisions Ptc be accepted and. filed Carried Mr Poole moved that Council approve of the proposed SUB APPROVED subdivision in W�- 13- 29 -25 -4 - Sherring - as per details , $HERRING received from the Calgary Regional Planning Commission Wi- 13- 29 -25 -4 Carried 2 F- n E 0 COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 25 1972 Page 2 Mr Brown moved. that Council - pprove the proposed SUB APPROVED subdivision in MT- 11- 31 -26 -4 - Reddekopp - as per details ✓ NW- 11- 31 -26 -4 received from Ferguson & Ferguson Carried Mr Poole moved that the Provincial Planning Board APPROVAL RE order giving approval of the Swalwell subdivision as , SWALWELL SUB requested by the Three Hills School Division be accepted and filed Carried Mr C ^mpbPll-r-oved approval of the proposed sub- HANNA SUB division in SF 28 3 ?-23 -4 - Hanna as per details APPROVED rece ;_ve,' from Ferguson & Ferguson Carried SE- 28- 32 -23 -4 Mr Brown moved that Council approve the building BUILDING rLi�ul,► permits as issue' to Jake Klassen for a cattle shelter APPROVED in SW -28 31-2(,.4 and to Ronald- B Loewen for an addition KLASSEN LOEU'JEN to a. chicken barn in Pt SE- 4 -31 -25 4 Carried Correspondence from the Calgaij Regional Planning Commission w ^s red giving approval of the proposed subdivision in NW- 6- 31 -23 -4 for transfer of a small parcel to Ralph Loosmore and it gave details of the requirements Mr G King advised Council that the required legal survey is being proceeded with and the matter is beinT _followed up Mr. Ferguson moved that this information be accepted and filed. Carried Mr Schmelke moved the Minutes of the Three Hills School Div meeting of September 13/72 be accepted and filed. Carried Vf R. LOOSMORE SUB. APPROVED MINUTES -3 HILLS SCHOOL APPROVED Mr Church moved that the results of the survey SURVEY -DEPT regarding adm nistr^tion training etc as received v OF EXTENSION fron the Departrent of Extension be accepted and filed Carried Mr Gordon Park Agricultural Fieldman, and Mr REPORTS RE John Jeffery as Asst Sec -- Treasurer and Secretary to LANNATE the Agricultvral Service Board met with Council Mr SPRAYING Gordon Park read his report regarding spraying of rape crops in 1'172 anr' gave some ?dded comments concerning same Mr G King and Mr Jeffery presented and explained a a stat e°ent of revenue and expenditure in connection with the Lannate sprayinT of the rape crops Further explanations were given in reply to questions Copies of these reports are included with the Minutes Mr Ferguson moved that Council accept the report of w SP ACCOUNTS Mr Gordon Park and pay the balance of the spraying accounts TO BE PAID Carried Mr Church moved that the statement of revenue and STATEMENT OF expenditure be adopted Carried R & E ADOPTED Mr Ferguson moved that letters of thanks be sent to those mentioned in Mr Gordon Park's report regarding ✓ LETTERS OF use of airstrips etc. Carried THANKS RE SPRAYING Some discussion followed in regard to a policy for POLICY RE charging for rapeseed spraying and other matters Mr Campbell roved that this be tabled and that all Agricultural SPRAYING Service Board charges be reviewed at the combined meeting v TABLED - with the Agricultural Service Board on October 23 next OCT 23 Carried 3 i C� COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 25 1972 Page 3 Mr Gordon P -rk answered ouestions in regard to his G PARK rrileage and expense account for a Service Board trip in fAr' AoE the Stettler area. His charges were in keeping with ACCOUNT Council policy Some discussion also took place in regard to toadflax spraying done this year and also about roadside seeding. Mr Gordon Park then left the meeting Mr Schmelke moved that Council authorize payment of PAIk,1LA.L Gordon Park's expense account as previously submitted AUTHORIZED Carried Mr R W. Brown read his report of the meeting held REPORT OF in Rockyford on September 19 in regard to the Regional R BROWN RE Resources Project No 1 He also read the course outline REG RESOURCES and synopsis of a business development course to be held PROJECT #1 in 10 sessions one week apart The fee for this is $20 00 MEETING per person Mr Brown moved that Mr T A Ferguson and V A W Bauer be named as committee members to attend the course as referred to above with expenses paid by the Municipal District Carried Mr Church moved that the report of Mr Brown be $300 PAYMENT adopted and thnt payment of $300 00 be made to the AUTHORIZED Regional Resources Project #1 Carried A copy o-' the Task Committee Report on Urbanization TASK COMM and the Future was given to Mr Ferguson and Mr. Bauer REPORT Mr Bauer moved that no other action be taken on this report at this time Carried The Council Meeting adjourned for dinner from 12 00 ✓ DINNER Noon until 1 00 P M Mr G King; -a.ve Council a brief report of a minor MINOR VAN accident involving our mechanic's van driven by Jack ACCIDENT Tutt who backed irto a truck owned by Albert Kimmel. Cost of repairs is $43 50 to Kimmel's vehicle and there ✓ was no damage to the van Mr Ferguson moved that the repairs be paid by the Municipal District and no claim made for the insurance Carried A letter of August 2972 fror Jubilee Insurance was INSURANCE read and discussed in detail in regard to certain insur- � REPORT ante policies Mr. Church moved that the policies be renewed throilgh Board companies Carried Mr Poole moved. that the liability insurance be EXTEND extended to provide for occurence basis at an additional LIABILITY annual cost of $40 60 Carried. Mr Ferguson moved that additional coverage be obtained ADD- L,,ONAL under the crime policy to cover loss of money by fire or v COVERAGE other means and unexplained disappearance excluding employee LOSS OF MONE4 dishonesty Total additional cost - $15 00 per year Carried Letter from Jubilee Insurance was read giving Solicitor Mi111�.LL,�ANCE T 3rownlee's opinion in regard to required maintenance of OF SURFACED surfaced roads Mr Bauer roved that this information be '� ROADS accepted anq filed Carried Mr Church moved that the copy of the Litter Act as ✓ LITTER ACT received from the A A M D. 3c C. be filed Carried Mr Poole moved that no delegate be sent to the Road ROAD & & Transportation Association Conference at Winnipeg Oct TRANS. ASSOC 2 - 5 Carried 4 y C� COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 25, 1972 Page 4 Mr Ted Paquette, Public Works Superintendent, T PAQUETTE and Mr Joe Dobler, Gravel Foreman, then met with J DOBLER Council. Mr Ferguson ^moved that no delegate be sent COUNCILAFETY to the Alberta Safety Council Conference in Edmonton CONFER October 5 & 6. Carried Letter from the Workmen?s Compensation Board ALEX WILLIAMS advised that Mr Alexander Williams is asked to RE W C B report for an examination by the Board tomorrow at 2 00 P M in Calgary. Mr Paquette gave some further information in regard to back injury suffered by Alex Williams and stated he had been off work for a considerable period of time and it ippearstdohbtful that he will be able to return to work during this season Mr Schmel"-e moved that this information be accepted and filed Carried Mr Schmelke moved that the old nuisance ground NU SANCE GR in the northwest corner of the SE- 4- 33 -26 -4 be S4- 33 -26 -4 offered to Mrs H M. Arndt, subject to the following (MRS H M ARNDT) conditions 1 That she fir: t pay this Municipal District $20 00 in cash 2 That this Municipal D.Lstrict pay transfer and -registration costa 3 That the said area be added to the title with the v balance of the auarter section 4 That the Municipal District will then be left free from any claims in regard to the nuisance ground in the future Motion Carried Mr Poole moved that Council approve of the fence FENCE & BORROW and borrow pit-- agreements as presented to this meet- �; PIT AGREEMENTS ing for Public works projects Carried APPROVED Mr A H Church agreed to investigate a report LARGE HOLE that there is a large ho:L-e washed out at the end of NE- 25- 27 -21 -4 the culvert at the north side of NE- 25- 27 -21 -4 - Floyd Clark Mr. Schmelke moved that Council approve of the issuing of overload permits on the forms as drafted by the Sec - Treasurer and that each Councillor and Secretary - Treasurer or the Public Works Superintendent have authority to sign same on behalf of the Municipal District Carried Each Councillor was given a copy of a report in regard to gravel as drafted by Mr Joe Dobler and Mr G King This outlined the gravel on hand, the amounts to be used the balance of the year, further amounts to be crushed and the amounts to be hauled to various stockpiles Considerable discussion followed Nir. Ferguson moved that this be accepted as a pre imin ry report subject to later amendments as may be /�88W90ary by Council Carried OVERLOAD PERMITS V GRAVEL REPORT V e �401 C E COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 25, 1972 Page 5 Requests for 1973 bridges or large culverts were discussed at length. Mr Bauer then moved thatAthe following be requested in the order as shown 1. W/NW- 29- 29 -24 -4 - Ralston North 2 In NW- 10- 30 -25 -4 - Megli Pit N W. 3 N/NW- 20- 29 -24 -4 - Grainger N W 4 W/NW- 26- 31 -26 -4 - Allingham South 5 S/SW- 1- 31 -24 -4 - Corr Line 6 W/NW- 21- 31 -22 -4 - McLean South 7 In NW- 14- 29 -23 -4 - Carbon S E 8. In 21, 28, or 33- 30 -22 -4 - Ghost Pine Creek 9 Two locations W- 33- 29 -25 -4 - Reg Bates north 10 W- 21- 34 -25 -4 (Inspection) Vickery north 11. W/NW- 3- 32 -25 -4 - Sunnyridge north 12 In 12- 30 -22 -4 or vicinity - Orkney - Hesketh Motion Carried BRIDGES CULVERTS Report from the Bridge Branch outlined repairs BRIDGE BRANCH to be made to the bridge at W/NW- 2- 30 -25 -4 - Norman ✓ RE BRIDGE Klassen north. Mr Poole moved that this be accepted W/NW- 2- 30 -25 -4 and filed Carried Mr Joe Dobler reported that Mr Lucien Dion TREVOR FRIESEN is no longer employed as a truck driver Mr. Dobler REPLACES LUCIEiv has hired Mr Trevor Friesen of Three Hills on a DION temporary basis Applications for work were read as received from EMPLOYMENT Ken Buchart and Glen Enzie Mr. Poole moved that these APPLICATIONS be referred to Ted Paquette Carried Letter of September 21 from Mr Cliff Showers C SHOWERS RE was read giving his appraisals of ouOunicipal D -8 APPRAISALS Caterpillar with attachments and of the Linden Con- tractors 1968 Caterpillar D -7E Mr Church moved that Linden Contractors be asked to submit a written quotation stating the amount they require as difference if our machine is traded to them and that their reply be referred to our Shop Committee Carried It was agreed that the Shop Committee meet at ✓ SHOP COW our office next Monday at 9 00 A M MEETING OCT 2 Mr Poole moved that Mr Cliff Showers be paid ACCOUNT RE $90.00 as his account for the appraisals and that he v C SHOWERS be given thanks for the prompt attention to the request Carried Mr Brown suggested there is need--for further traffic control at the road intersection at the west side of Linden due to poor vision Discussion followed in regard to a four -way stop or speed limit Mr Brown moved that 30 m p h speed zone be established for the N/S traffic and that Mr Paquette put up appropriate signs Carried Various miscellaneous jobs were discussed with Mr. Paquette and Joe Dobler Mr Brown moved that Mr Poole be delegated to attend the meeting of the Linden Chamber of Commerce in Linden this evening Carried 6 30 m.p h SPEED LIMIT WEST SIDE LINDEN LINDEN C OF C MEETING 7 r-q C7 n 0 C COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 25, 1972 Page 6 Mr Poole reported briefly on the Community Planning COMM PLANNING Association Convention which he had attended recently ASSOCIATION in Calgary He stated little information had been CONVENTION obtained of value to rural areas Mr Ferguson moved '° REPORT that the report be accepted Carried Motion Carried. PROFILES & ROAD DESIGNS RE THE FOLLOWING M Application of George Andrews for a building permit BUILDING for a machine shed in SW- 7- 31 -22 -4 was considered He PERMIT - requested relaxation of the set -back requirements Mr � GEO ANDREWS Schmelke moved that Mr. Ferguson and Mr Church inspect this with power to act Carried Nor Ferguson reported that he had talked to Mr HOWE ACCOUNT L. G Howe in regard to the account of $50.00 charged to Howe & Son Equipment for parts for an International motor Mr Howe claimed that the parts had been put back on Ted and Joe did not agree with this This is to be referred to the Shop Committee for further consideration Mr Bauer reported that the Hutterite Colony BACKSLOPING northwest of Allingham have requested about 8 miles HUT1L1i-LiL of backsloping along areas that they wish to fence COLONY - this year Some brushing would be required on at ALLINGHAM least one mile It was agreed that Mr Paquette and Mr Bauer consider this further Mr Paquette reported in regard to the following PAQUETTE REPORT 1 The main crew are now working on the 3 miles of road at the Nottal Mine and south, in Div. 5 and following in Div 1 2. Mr Paquette suggested that that the branch road in to Allen Huxleyvs be graded when the machinery is close - estimated 1 day with 2= -scrapers This was agreed without motion 3 Jim Everett has placed or allowed someone to place 8 to 10 old cars near the road in NE- 22- 31 -23 -4 The cars are on private property but create an eyesore. It was agreed that an excerpt from the Litter Act be put in the Three Hills Capital covering such matters 7 i 1 i Mr Bauer moved that the District Engineer be requested to provide profiles and road designs for the following projects if time permits 1. South of 1 & 2- 31 -24 -4 - Correction Line ,2 From SW- 16- 28 -23 -4 - north 52 miles - Carbon SW te- # 9 3 From 5E- 5- 29 -24 -4 - west 3 miles - Gordon Ward W 4. West Pt 31- 2$ -24 -4 - Jacob Pippus. `5 From SW corner 3- 30 -23 -4 west 3 miles - Ivan Berreth # 21 -6 From SW- 1- 32 -24 -4 north 4 miles - Cullum - G. Boles ,7. From SW- 1- 32 -25 -4 north 4 miles - Leonard Sanderman ,8 From SW- 26- 28 -23 -4 east 3 miles - Carbon Cemetery - Dressers Motion Carried. PROFILES & ROAD DESIGNS RE THE FOLLOWING M Application of George Andrews for a building permit BUILDING for a machine shed in SW- 7- 31 -22 -4 was considered He PERMIT - requested relaxation of the set -back requirements Mr � GEO ANDREWS Schmelke moved that Mr. Ferguson and Mr Church inspect this with power to act Carried Nor Ferguson reported that he had talked to Mr HOWE ACCOUNT L. G Howe in regard to the account of $50.00 charged to Howe & Son Equipment for parts for an International motor Mr Howe claimed that the parts had been put back on Ted and Joe did not agree with this This is to be referred to the Shop Committee for further consideration Mr Bauer reported that the Hutterite Colony BACKSLOPING northwest of Allingham have requested about 8 miles HUT1L1i-LiL of backsloping along areas that they wish to fence COLONY - this year Some brushing would be required on at ALLINGHAM least one mile It was agreed that Mr Paquette and Mr Bauer consider this further Mr Paquette reported in regard to the following PAQUETTE REPORT 1 The main crew are now working on the 3 miles of road at the Nottal Mine and south, in Div. 5 and following in Div 1 2. Mr Paquette suggested that that the branch road in to Allen Huxleyvs be graded when the machinery is close - estimated 1 day with 2= -scrapers This was agreed without motion 3 Jim Everett has placed or allowed someone to place 8 to 10 old cars near the road in NE- 22- 31 -23 -4 The cars are on private property but create an eyesore. It was agreed that an excerpt from the Litter Act be put in the Three Hills Capital covering such matters 7 i 1 i D� C A �41* COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 25, 1972 Page 7 4 Suggested rebuilding west of 28 and W/SW- 33- 30 -26 -4 with two motor graders Mr Brown moved that this be approved. Carried Mr. Don Dau arrived at the meeting at 4 38 P M and i..D DAU remained until the close of the meeting Mr. Schmelke reported that Alberta Government Tele- A G T. RE phones have had some holes dug with a backhole on the HOLES edges of certain roads in the Wimborne- Trochu area They have left round piles of dirt which create a hazard V The Sec - Treasurer was directed to contact Mr Jim Wright of Three Hills in connection with this Mr Campbell reported regarding a bump at the A.A BUMP - Wik bridge just southwest of Huxley. Mr Paquette will A.A. WIK check this Mr Campbell reported that Mr. Danny Kober had D KOBER inquired regarding his holiday periods and amounts paid RE HOLIDAYS to him Mr. G G King agreed to check the records and contact Danny Kober Mr Ferguson moved that this meeting do now adjourn ADJOURNMENT Carried. Time of adjournment 4 45 P.M 112 Reeve NEXT REULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL Sec .retary- Trea- 6-firer l Tuesday, October 10/72, 9 BO A M. r 1] FORM 149-P SPECIAL REPORT RE SPi2AYING OF RAPE CROPS - 1972 The annate spraying of the Bertha Army dorm on Rape- seed cr ps in the area was fairly smooth. We had excellent co -oper tion from 14r. Rodger Blackwood - "Highwood Air Service Ltd.'-' - who did the majority of spraying in the nor h part of the 11 D This was the area which first showed i problem with a count of from 1$ - ¢00 worms per square 7ard Skodopole Bros of Olds whose aircraft were working out of Vegreville, gave us a Saturday of work to help take off some of the pressure then another day or o at the end of the season Red Deer Airservices sprayed somewhere in the neighbor- hood of 1000 acres in the south part of the District. One of the big problems involved was that of commun- ication between us and the farmer, the farmer and us, and between the office and our mixing station,etc As there was no telephone at either the Three Hills Municipal AirstriP or at John Freres strip in Trochu, it meant running; back and forth into Trochu to phone the farmer for every load so that he knew when to send out his markers I would therefore recommend to Council that,if some type of radi coverage is not in use by next season for the iii D , a mobil telephone from A G T be installed in the Service Board ti7uck before a similar emergency situation arises. This is one area where coverage between a number of vehicles could h ve saved a great deal of time and extra driving Very good co- operation was received from the Town of Trochu for a supply of water at no cost and also the Town of Three, kills, Also P >r John Frere, Dr. Pearce, and Mr Jim Smith for the use of their airstrips. Farmers were generally very co- operative in waiting for the plane when necessary when a large number of acres was booked ahead. We were very fortunate in having good weatheriand only lost 2 afternoons flying time due to wind. Hy personal truck was used on a few days when we were short of an I4 D vehicle One trip was made to Edmonton in the ate afternoon to pick up chemical while the A S B truck w s in use in the spraying operation In the early stages, we did not know problem was going to develop and we were would be no return of lannate, therefore keep on hand what could be used. Then a develop d, consequently we had a large ni Edmonto - five in all to what extent tYe- told that there we tried to only shortage of lannate amber of trips to Our aim was to apply four ounces of lannate per acre but, on analysing the total operation, our actual rate of application was 3.3 ounces This has probably been an error in calibration of our own sprayer tank as the original measuring stick has been lost Gordon L. 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