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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-03-04 Council MinutesAGENDA SPECIAL OINT COUNCIL AND AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD MEETING MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1974 in 1 4inutes of previous A.S.B. meeting 2 leport on A S B Provincial Conference, Edmonton 3 orrespondence r•e Wild Oat Control Program 4 Delegation from Three Hills and District Seed Cleaning Plant at1100AM 5 1974 Wild Oat Control Program 6 Horticulture Courses 7 Parks $ rass Seed bids 9 Mick Waisman letter .E. Frere account 10. ree orders from Indian Head. 0 PA FORM T1 149-P SPECIAL El 1� 11 FORM 149-P SPECIAL A special jl Service Boa: Monday, Mar Those pres Councillor: C.W. Poole S.C. Schmel R.G. Campbe T A Fergus A.H. Church R.W. Brown A Irl Bauer, Ratepayer M Harold Howe JOINT COUNCIL AND AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD MEETING MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1974 P.1 int meeting of Council and the Agricultural d was held in the Council chambers, h 4, 1974; commencing at 9.00 A.M. t were as follows ers e 1 Chairman mbers and Findlay Code School Board Member Donald .Dau Glenn Siryth Assistant Ag. Fieldman Norman Soder, Ag Fieldman Russ Horvey. District Agriculturalist J C Jeffery Secretary to the Board Mr. RX Br wn moved the adoption of the Minutes of January 149 1974 combined meeting and Service Board Carried PRESENT MINUTES ADOPTED Mr Norm Soder, Ag. Field;nan, read his Ag Fieldman's N.SODER. REPORT Report and also reported on the Provincial Service Board Conference in Edmonton Mr A.H. Church moved the a ceptance of his report Carried Discussions were then held on Mr Soder's report DISCUSSION OF as follows SODER REPORT Re Gasoline Tank for half -ton truck Nir T.A. Feguson reported that he thought he could GAS TANK FOR get extra r ad tanks from a Calgary business for z TON approximate y $100 00 Mr T.A Ferguson moved to go ahead anget the tanks installed in Calgary Carried Mr Soder of the tot seed clean Program. Cleaning P enable the This was o: decided la the Three Mr A.W. B in Edmonto Municipal resolution pros and c setting a rther explained that a grant of one-third amount in regard to extra equipment for the g plant is available through the Wild Oat R W Brown suggested that the Seed nt should be raising their prices as to to take care of their own equipment needs. y for information purposes and would be r in the meeting when the delegation from lls Seed Cleaning Plant met with the meeting .er read the resolutions that were presented at the Regional A S.B. Conference by the strict of Kneehill, explaining that these were carried. The Provincial Conference .s were then discussed. Also discussed was .te for the members attending the Provincial SEED CLEANING PLANT GRANT A.S.B. CONFERENCE Con M M x""J-' - " 0 FORM 149-P SPECIAL O Conference be $ 20 00 for meals JOINT COUNCIL AND AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD MEETING MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1974 P 2 Mr T A Ferguson moved that the expenses r evening for rooms and $10.00 per day Carried Mr Gary Miller, the Field Service Supervisor from Edmonton, e tered the meeting at this time. Mr Miller initially d available, further sta would be th Program may situation a looking at Cleaning Pl would provi equipment i Brown state of Kneehill share of Pr eported that the Wild Oat Program which was scussed at Two Million Dollars, being as now been cut down to $750,000 00 He ed that he was not positive that that final figure He said the Wild Oat no longer be in effect due to the economic d further stated th'.v- they are possibly ubsidizing of sprayers or up -grading Seed nts Mr Miller stated that the government e a grant of one-third of the cost of cluding installation and labor. Mr. R.W. that he thought that the Municipal District should make sure that we get our maximum vincial grants available A.S.B.CONFERENCE CONT ENTER G.MILLER WILD OAT CONTROL PROGRAM The delegat on from the Three Hills Seed Cleaning plant 3HILLS SEED CLEAN entered the meeting9 being Mr Harvey Olsen, Mr Bruce ENTER OLSEN, RUBY Ruby and Mr Bill Irving IRVING Mr Ruby reported that the Th:-ee Hills Seed Cleaning Plant would like to install new industrial width INDUSTRIAL graders H explained that the cost of the graders WIDTH GRADERS themselves o b Winnipeg ar approximately $4265 00 3HILLS SEED with the e ra leg being $950 00, the motor $100 00, CLEANING PLANT freight app oximately $250 OG, installation being $$00 00 to $1200 00, with complete installation, labor, and everything involved being; between $6400 00 and $6$00 00, Mr Ruby further Mated that he would like the Municipal District to consider as much as possible the granting of a further grant to them above and beyond the one-third share that thc, Department will provide �n~� The delegat'on was thanked and then left the meeting Brief discu sion followed. Mr R.W. Brown moved that we apply fo a $3500 00 grant for all Municipal Seed Cleaning PI is Carried Further dis Program and �O% of the limit of on Potion was motion Mr the bill an District to Mr R.G. Ca dinners and carried M towards the Seed Cleani ussions were held concerning the Wild Oat Mr T A Ferguson moved that we give ost of new nozzles on all sprayers with a SPRAYER NOZZLES set per farmer with a $25 00 maximum grant. arried. Mr. C W. Poole was opposed to the Ferguson stated that the farmer will pay bring in the receipt to the Municipal be eligible for the grant 1pbell moved that we budget $1,000 00 for meetings for Wild Oat Control Motion was T.A. Ferguson moved that we give $1,000 cost of new equipment for the Three Hills ig Plant. Motion was defeated Further ...3 $1,000 00 WILD OAT CONTROL 00 L�� E. Ll 11 FORM 149-P SPECIAL O ■ JOINT COUNCIL AND AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD MEETING MONDAY, MARCH 49 1974 P 3 discussion took place regarding the Wild Oat Program, different horticultural courses, etc and the meeting in general'' elt that we had enough in the budget to cover the c st for four or five Horticultural Meetings Mr Gary Mi ler left the meeting at this time and thanked us or hearing him out and reported just as he was leaving that th Program of last year was cancelled orage Municipal P rks were discussed to some great length, reflecting what other Municipal Districts and Counties had done with their Municipal Parks to date Mr R.W. Brown moved that we advertise for a Park Superintendent for summer mployment. Carried. Grass Seed as follows* Maple Leaf 1 200 lbs 2, They sta Red Fescue 2000 lbs 3, 2200 lbs 4 500 lbs National—NK They stated or Creeping; They stated 1 2000 lbE 100 lbs 2 2200 lbI- 100 lbs. 3 500 lbs Hannas See 1 200 lbs $147 00 2 2000 lb $59 00 3 2200 lb $42 00 4 500 lbs per 100 s for 1974 requirements were then discussed HORTICULTURAL MEETINGS Y EXIT G MILLER MUNICIPAL PARKS e PARK SUPT. GRASS SEED BIDS Mills Limited, Edmonton MAPLE LEAF Ladak Alfalfa Certified — $160 00 per 100 lbs. MILLS LTD ;ed they were unable to quote on Olds Creeping )ut quoted on Boreal Fescue as follows - Boreal Fescue Certified — $70 00 per 100 lbs Nordan Crested Wheatgrass — $49 00 per 100 lbs. Carlton Bromegrass Certified — $76 00 per 100 lbs Seeds Ltd , Edmonton that they could not supply Ladak Alfalfa NATIONALSEEDS LTD. Red Fescue(Olds). they would like to quote us on. Creeping Red Fescue Boreal at $6$ 00 per Crested Wheatgrass Nordan at $46.75 per of Bromegrass Carlton at $71 50 per 100 lbs s Limited, Lacombe Alfalfa Ladak, Canada Certified No 1 — HANNAS SEEDS per 100 lbs. LTD Creeping Red Fescue, Olds, Canada Certified No 1 er 100 lbs Crested Wheat Grass Nordan, Canada Certified No 1 er 100 lbs Brome Carlton, Canada Certified No 1 — $67 00 lbs Mr T.A F.rguson moved that we purchase our seed require— ments for 974 from Hannas Seeds Limited. Carried The Secretary read a letter from Mr. Nick Wai.sman of Wimborne, Alberta advising us that he is not satisfied with the spraying fob done on Bertha Army Worms that he had done in the summer and would like Council to refund his money paid out Mr C.W. Poole moved to advise Mr Waisman that we are only a collection agency for Highwod Air Services and do not in any way guarantee their work The Municipal District has only brought 4 NICK WAISMAN COMPLAINT JOINT COUNCIL AND AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD NizziiAG MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1974 P�4 In this airservice to provide a service to the rate— payers Ca ried N .WAISMAN CONT. Discussions were held co,_.._._..ing the account of Mr J.E Frere for spraying trees at his son's, Mr Marc MARC FRERE ACCOUNT Frere Mr T A Ferguson moved that Mr. Frere be given one free operation next year Carried lj °` Mir Soder explained that several of our tree orders from Oliver had been cancelled and that he had gone ahead and ordered the cancellations from Indian Head, Saskatchewan Mr R.W. Brown moved that the Municipal District pay the freight express on the trees from Indian Head, SaskatchewaLl Carried. Mr S.C. Scelke moved that the combined portion of this meetin do now adjourn Carried Secretary to the Boa 11 [A FORM 149-P SPECT L O TREE ORDERS ADJOURNMENT OF COMBINED PORTION C FORM T1 149 SPECIA! On Tuesday evening, February 19, a meeting was held upstairs in the arena with Culture, Youth and Recreation, the 4-H people and our A-;ricu--+_tural Department Dale Cameron, Glenn Smyth and I attended this meeting It was a reasonably good meeting where we were able to express our views along with those of the 4-H people and the Department of Culture, jouth and Recreation We hope that there is a better under- standing of rocedures now. CONFERENCE REPORT AND AGRICULTURAL FIELDMANIS REPORT PECIAL COMBINED MEETING WITH MUNICIPAL uoui4uj_L MARCH 1� , 1974, 9 00 A M It has not b en'.: ,,� since our last meeting and it seems that we have not accompli hed ary much since then We have been busy, however, and things have been gong reasonably well. Ralph Brown, Art Bauer, Reg Campbell, John Jeffery, Harold Howe, Russ Horvey, Glenn Smyth and myself attended the Regional Conference in High Rivet on Wednesday, January 23. It was a good Conference, with some good in ormation brought out We presented the two resolutions that had beer agreed upon by the Council here and added two more resolutions that we made up in High River. I will mention these later The Agricult ral Advisory Committee held their first meeting in the United Churcl basement on Thursday evening, February 7, 1974 There was a good atten ance to this meeting „ although all who had been invited did not atte d Morley Douglas, Regional Director, was one of the guest speake s and presented considerable information Ron Moore was also invited as a guest speaker and spoke on a form of co-operative farm for thiE area on which experiments could be carried out on �,, farming practices that could pertain to this area The next meeting of the Advisory Committee is slated for March 7. I attended a meeting of the Three hills and District Seed Cleaning Plant on Wed esday evening, February 13, 1974. I was very impressed with the Plant Board and fount' the meeting very interesting They discussed th possibility of replacing one of their cleaning machines with a larger machine They decided to have a delegation meet with our Agricultural Service Board today to discuss the possibi- lity of some assistance on she purchase of this machir.e from the Municipal District of Kneehilul and the Privincial Government I feel that we can feel very proud of the work that this plant is doing for our area I is considered one of the top plants in Alberta. Russel, Glenn and myself atte-ided a meeting of the Drumheller and District Agricultural Society in the Municipal `'ouncil chambers on the afternoon of Thursday, January 17 One interesting point that came up was the disatisfaction of the people in this area in the service that the Department of Culture, Youth and Recreation have given to the 4-H Clubs in the area This has resulted, partially, from the rel ctance of the people in the area who are involved in 4-H to accept this new Department in taking over 4-H and a general lack of commi ications Also, the people in 4-H had been receiving tremendous s rvice from our office from Dan Peters and Gordon Park. It is also e Bier to deal with an office in the area rather than having to wo k through Calgary. C FORM T1 149 SPECIA! On Tuesday evening, February 19, a meeting was held upstairs in the arena with Culture, Youth and Recreation, the 4-H people and our A-;ricu--+_tural Department Dale Cameron, Glenn Smyth and I attended this meeting It was a reasonably good meeting where we were able to express our views along with those of the 4-H people and the Department of Culture, jouth and Recreation We hope that there is a better under- standing of rocedures now. Iq N FORM T1 149-P SPECIAL SPECIAL CONFERENCE REPORT AND AGRICULTURAL FIELDMANtS REPORT COMBINED MEETING WITH MUNICIPAL COUNCIL MARCH 4, 1974, 9 00 A M P.2 We attended the Wild Oat Meeting which was held at Olds on Wednesday, February 6 This was a very good meeting with some good speakers with a lot of inf rmation presented There was approximately 750 people in attendanCE she one problem that was mentioned w�_, that there was no time for uestions Russ, Glenn and I attendee this meeting and were all imp essed with the large crowd and the speakers The Barley S minar that was to be held here on Friday, March 8 will be held in Olds now. I am not sure of the reasons why or when this meeting will be held It is unfortunate that we lost it On Friday, F bruary 22, Russ, Glenn and I attended the Farm Management Course at Tr chu and showed slides and gave talks on weeds, warbles and erosion We would be interested in attending meetings of any kind to do t e same. Should any of you know of a meeting in your areas that w uld be interested in this information, we would be pleased to atitend Russ and I c 21 and 24 The number o certainly be the 1080 bai this winter. and sent out confirmed th We have not We had hoped rates will n this and jus be as close a guide ecked four of the 1080 baits on Monday and Friday, January would estimate that one third of the baits had been eaten. calls that we have had for cyanide and strichnine have n reduced this winter This would partly be due to s and the extremely good prices paid for coyote pelts The coyote head that Glenn picked up at Lynn Gustafsonts to Lethbridge for tests has been reported on and it was t there was no evidence of rabies one anything about revamping the custom rates for 1974 to obtain the Pr,,.incial rates as a guide but these t be out until April. Possibly, we should go ahead on increase each rate by an agreed percentage This could s we could come even by using the Provincial rates as We have had the pollution equipment taken off the I H C 2 -ton truck and on some tests that we have made, we have estimated the increase in mileage to be from 11 miles per gallon to anywhere from 15 miles to 17 miles per gallon There is only a 12 gallon gas tank on this truck We p an on putting on an auxiliary tank if this is permissable The performance has also been somewhat better I have been assisting in instructing a Drapery Course which has been held every Tuesday, on a weekly basis since `�anuary 15 We have one afternoon left to complete this course This appears to be somewhat away from Agriculture but it has been presented to farm ladies. We have been having a bit of a problem with picture frames for the certificates that are given out on anniversaries and birthdays The workmanship is good but we are always running out of these frames When we get a rush call for a certificate to be framed, we sometimes have a problem meeting the date that is is required I would appreciate a different s stem that we could work with. Vw We have been boys at the start puttin we will be a have the Epo fibre glass CONFERENCE REPORT AND AGRICULTURAL FIELDMAN'S REPORT CTAL COMBINED MEi STING WITH MUNICIPAL COUNCIL MARCrl 1;., 1974, 9 00 A M P 3 making some progress with the roadside sprayer The l_ds Co:L., ege a --e working cn the boom Kirks are ready to -the tank together and as soon as the tank is mounted le to get the Cyd _ aulic s in and the boom mounted We y pa,_nt for the. :i_njlc?e of the tank It is somewhat like nd it- sho,--f d ...Land up real. good. Glenn and T are pla-Zr -!.ng on a T4---ticulture Course at Brooks tomorrow and Wednesday) MArc.A 5 aid � I understand that this is a pretty good course and T hope that, the information will be of value to us and thea area We have nad requc3tj for Horticultural Courses W41 -thin the a- ca and we ars °�o_. ing on arrangements for some of these We are also working on plans for some meetings on Wild Oats We have requested an informat.i_on kit from Edmonton These are not ready at present but they will mail us one as soon as possible We are interested =_n hearing your comments and suggestions on these meetings as well as the hor tti cut ural meet3.ns The Pesticid Applicators Course will be held in Olds this year, the weelc of. -4arch 18 to the 23 1 would not think it is necessary for me to attend th_s but 1 would like to see Glenn attend it and obtain his _ii. -case T ere are to be some special days held on the next week. I 1,701.1d ?_i iM to attend the days that would pertain to our areas of work. 1 am not sure that we can cormlete our A S B Budget for 1974 This should be considered for the n.Qar. future A;. Bauer, Reg Campbe _1, Haro'' ( Howe and I attended the Provincial Conference last wee' We i,�;ere pleased. that Russ was able to make it up fora portion of .t is -,T cne of the best A.S B Conferences that I have attended but for some eason, I always come home with the feeling thal it ct=.dn't neco^:Urily ge the information across that I felt was im_ ortant The first e en,ng started our w-ith registration and a wine and cheese party. The cost of reg1..stra*�, .on aaused considerable dissension as the cost of a social eve-ni.rig and buffet luncheon was included in the cost. he cost was $1.5 1%C and t his included everything along with a tick t for your wife or girlfriend The dissension resulted f=^om those who had. not brow -it their wives or who did not plan on ai,tend-ing t. is social function suppose that it cost a specific amount to p t on such a soc-i_al and it didn't really matter to arrange- ments whether or not you brought your partner or even attended The wine an cheese party wa3 good and ended up with a film which was produced in the Hanna and Carbon areas on urban development. The f lm ZTas ve y interesting as it had a number of good points and included pe ple that we kne-v sen both areas The first d ?_ng of re -so a Tti e' come b Agriculture point Dr. talk and ga Ly of the Conference was made up of talks and the present- _utions We heard some very informing talks starting with r Deputy Mayor of Edmonton Doctor Horner, Minister of gave a short 6aj_k which was quite informative and to the Purnell, Deputy M�_nzster of Agriculture, gave quite a long re answer- to a number of questions also 4 CONFERENCE REPORT AND AGRICULTURAL FIELDMANTS REPORT S ECIAL COMBINED MEETING WITH MUNICIPAL COUNCIL MARCH 4, 1974, 9 00 A M P 4 The afternoon was spent mostly on resolutions There were over sixty resolutions pLresented with a good number of them being carried. The resolutions ware on many factors, such as warbles, acts and regula- tions, etc All pertaining to agriculture and A S B work I feel that a good resolu ion can too easily be defeated by people who are not aware of the ituations The resolution that we presented on a Specialist Re der to condense information being sent out to the various fields was de eated I felt that this was a direct result of one man stating t at he felt that all of this information should be read. I felt that Uie resolution was clear enough and was sure that it would have passed o I would have talked again on it I feel that this same thing ha pened on the majority of the resolutions that were defeated. These resolutions are actually only recommendations but they are treaed as though they are going to be a hard and fast rule once they are accepted I had the opportunity of talking with a panel on Wednesday morning. These talks presented some quest ons that were presented to workshop groups for discussion and recommendations I felt that this was good but the presentations from these groups were so rushed that there was not time to ask questions on them I had suggested in my talk that we should have a Regional man to work with Fieldmen and Service Boards It was recommended by the workshop that this was not necessary as the D A and Assistant D A could do this. This would be good but these people are getting so busy with other work that some of their work is now being done by Fieldmen As I stated before, our resolution for a Specialist Reader was defeated I do not know how much people expect of our D A.'s and Assistants. It would appear to me that there is not enough time allowed for all that is presented We held a Fieldman's Association meeting starting at 3 20 P M which was to be over at 5 00 P M It lasted until 7 00 P M and it had to be rushed to get it finished I feel that this meeting coul be part of the Conference and any Council of Farmer Members coul attend to listen to the problems that are presented. Possibly the Conference could be held for one additional day This would give time to include the Fieldmants Association Meeting and the presenting of more questions to panels and workshop personnel I would like to thank the Municipal Council of Kneehill and the Agricultural Service Board for the opportunity of attending the Conference I am sure that much good will come out of it even though I felt that it was not complete. I take Pleasure in respectfully presenting this report for your consideration N.Soder Ag.Fieldman `r FORM T1 149-P SPE CIA! COUNCIL MEETING MARCH 4 1974 P 5 The meeting Df Council continued following the combined meeting with the Agricultural Service Board on this date, with the Council meeting itself starting at approximately 10 minutes to 4 OOP Iii All Councill rs and Mr D.C. Dau were present Mr G G King, Secret ry-treasurer, was present and recorded the minutes. Council was that a new of Calgary- $2800 algary$2$00 00 $3600 00 an cost about Paquette be Campbell -Ma Municipal w .rn Mr Tom Fer to act as m representln Norman King Hospital Bo Mr Douglas :1 0 FORM T1 149-P SPECIAL Mr G G K ii 7111ITark ent in r letter from from the Mu discussed a Warkentin b without the the Municip sub-divisia Mr G King Thompson re, permit to p. Grantville the matter separate to required at possible su come up lat advised that Ted Paquette had sent word inch is available from Campbell -Mack ith 65,000 pound capacity at a price of neer winch with 72,000 pound capacity costs with the extras that would be needed would 5000 00 Mr Church moved that Mr. Ted authorized to buy the used winch from k, if he considers it suitable for our rk Carried son reported that lorman King had agreed ,ber of the Three Hills Hospital Board Ranges 21 and 22 Mr Poole moved that e named as a member of the Three Hills -d to complete the unexpired term of Ivster Carried g reported that he had talked to Mr P.C. garding the property at Sunnyslope The Mr. Warkentin requesting $200 00 payment icipal District was read to Council and some length Mr Bauer moved that Mr requested to sign the required transfers $200 00 as requested due to the high cost 1 District will have in finalizing the Carried reported that he had talked to Mr Ken arding the latter°s request for a building ace a house on his odd -shaped lot in Mr Thompson is giving further thought to ncluding the possibility of buying a of regular size and thus no action is this time Council briefly discussed -division plans for the area which may PRESENT WINCH INFORMATION N.KING-SHILLS HOSP BOARD MEMBER P . C .WARKENTIN TRANSFERS l K.THOMPSON BUILDING PERMIT Mr Bauer moved that Council approve of the Secretary- BUILDING PERMITS treasurer's action in approving a building permit for each of the following - 1 W A. Doime for a hog barn in W.4-6-29-23-4 W A.DOWNE 2 Morley uyer for house, shop and trailer in 5E-21-29-23-4 N: BUYER 3 Ronald Gorr for a residence and garage in 5E-35-32-25-4 R GORR 4 Jim Bri tike for a residence In SIAI-3-32-25-4 , J BRIETZKE Motion carried Mr G G K is met with Mr the error is south of Ca been clearl who may be been issued been given Mr Schmelk Fin4:tial S f rc -'the Gh d6p, ,gun ity H expects to this year accepted, Mr G King his investi 1974 exempt appeared th Corporation Further det Those who h Hills Schoo report cont tions may i will be req increased a stated this budget and us later COUNCIL MEETING MARCH 4, 1974 P 6 and A.H. Church reported that they had Hammel at Carbon and had explained to her MRS HAMMEL issuing her the recent cheque for land REPORT on The acre:a gein her M;1-11-29-23-4 had outlined to her and to Mr Frank Sherring rchasing the land A Stop Payment had gainst the cheque and an explanation had the Bank of Montreal manager at Carbon moved that this report be accepted. Carried. tements and reports were read as receivedCROSSROADS t Pine Athletic Association and the Crossroads PCOM.HALL 1 Association Both had been active Crossroads GHOST PINE stall natural gas and make other improvements ,/ ATH ASSOC. .r Schmelke moved that these reports be rri.ed eported in regard to correspondence and tions about Government proposals for a n from the School ''oundation Tax It all farm land except that owned by may be exempted, but this is not definite is are being awaited 1 attended the Budget Meeting of the Three Division on February 27 gave a brief ruing same It was noted that the requisi- crease about 72% but that some $110,000 00 fired from reserves Teachers' salaries proximately 9% on the grid but Mr Dau would be about 11% actual The final equisitions, etc. will be forwarded to GOV°T PROPOSALS RE. SCHOOL FOUND. TAX SHILLS SCHOOL DIV BUDGET MEETING,REPORT 1,ir Church oved that Council accept and file the 3HILLS SCHOOL f minutes of he Three Hills School Division meeting oDIV.MINUTES February 27, 197' Carried Requests fr m Alberta Power Ltd for approval for power line Extensions were read & dealt with as follows. 1 Mr Bau r moved approval for the extension to LSD 5 of 10-32-24--4 Carried 2 Mr Poo4e moved approval for the extension to LSD 3 of 33-30-2444 Carried ALTA POWER LINE EXTENSIONS Mr, Bauer m ved approval of high pressure gas and oil PIPELINE CROSSINGS pipeline cr ssings from 13-10 to 5-12 -34-26-4 as per plan submitted subject to it being checked by Alex Cunningham Carried Letter from the County of Red Deer expressed thanks for assessment ork done by Mr Roy Kinsey with our Council's co-operation last year lir Bauer moved that this be accepted and filed Carried ruby FORM T1 149 P SPECIAL THANKS FROM RED DEER RE R.KINSEY COUNCIL MEETING j MARCH 4., 1974 P 7 Mr Poole moved that this meeting do now adjourn ADJOURNMENT Carried Ti,ie of ad=journment 5010 P.M. Reeve Secretary -treasurer Regular meet ng of Council Monday, March 119 1974 iir 'r FORM TI 149-P PECIAL