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Home My WebLink About1978-06-12 Council Minutesi FJ H AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING 1 Appointments Terry Reed - 11 00 re. Carbon Rural Fire Area 10.15 A M Development Appeal Hearing - B Hastie 2 Accounts 3 Letter of Thanks from Clark Swanby & Company 4 Bids for Electric typewriter 5 Dev Appeal Board Hearing - 10.15 A M 6 Report - Carbon & District Recreation Board Financial Statement 7 Request from Ambulance Society (Henry Dick) for contribution towards costs of washer 8 Report - Beaver Problems - A S B - Request for items for A S B - Problem with closure by fencing - Road Allowance 9 Subdivision applications - SW 26- 30 -24 -4 - SW 6- 33 -22 -4 10 Review of policies and by -laws 11 Alta Power Ltd - extension commercial service to NE 25- 33 -25 -4 12 Request - Max Beam - gravel on road - stop or yield signs on north -south road Grantville 13 Report - L Litz - Road West of 11- 33 -25 -4 14 Report - Quest Exploration - damage to roads, etc 15 Report - Price from T Hopkins for gravel crushing 16 Bids for gas from pumps 17 Terms of sale for public auction - reserve bids, etc 18 Report - R W Brown - re. Gieck & Brost access problems s , i 1 4 3 r [7 E 17!j COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 12th, 1978 A regular meeting of the Council of the Municipal District of Kneel beld in the Municipal Office, Three Hills, on Monday,June 12th, 191 at 9 00 A M Those present were G A Berdahl C W Poole R W Brown A W Bauer T A Ferguson L Litz R G Campbell Division 1 PRESENT Division 2 Division 3 (Reeve) Division 4 Division 5 Division 6 Division 7 J C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Municipal Admini— __)r was present also and recorded the minutes A letter of thanks from Clark Swanby & Company Ltd , was read to the meeting CLARK SWANBY THANKS Mr Ferguson moved to accept and file Carried `/I The bids for purchase of the electric typewriter were opened and considered, as follows Peter Spilchen $80 00 ELECTRIC G G King $25 00 TYPEWRITER BIDS Mr Poole moved that the typewriter be sold to Peter Spilchen for the V11 high bid of $80 00 Carried Mr Jeffery reviewed the 1977 financial statement for the Carbon and CARBON REC BD District Recreation Board, as it appeared on the Village of Carbon FINANCIAL 1977 financial statement V% STATEMENT After discussion, Mr Berdahl moved to accept and file the statement Carried Mr Henry Dick of the Kneehill Ambulance Service has advised that LINDEN RURAI FIRE the Ambulance Committee have authorized the purchase of a washer CONTRIBUTION TO for use in washing the ambulance He wondered if the Linden Rural Fire Department would be interested in contributing $100 00 WASHER_ towards the purchase so it could be used for washing the fire truck as well Hfter discussion, Mr Campbell moved that the M D of Kneehill X648 contribute the sum of $100 00 towards the cost of purchasing the washer, and this sum be charged against the Linden Rural Fire Protection Area Carried Alberta Parks & Wildlife have contacted the A S B and advised that A S B BEAVER: there is a good possibility of a beaver problem in this area this year CONTROL PROGRAM The Province has established a beaver control program in co- operation I with the Parks and Wildlife Department and Alberta Agriculture i and will enter into a cost sharing program for beaver control up to a maximum of $6000 00 per municipality They will share costs on a 60 -40% basis The province wish to know if this M D would be interested in participating The A S B had discussed the program and felt possibly should wait to see if a problem did develop in this area However it was noted that the government wish to know now if an area will participate !° in order to set aside funds for the program After lengthy discussion, 0 Mr Campbell moved that the province be notified that the M D of Kneehill will consider entering into the program if the government will agree to the following conditions. (a) Fish and Wildlife office agree to contact our office prior to doing any work in this area (b) The M D will inspect each complaint As it arises to determine if there is really a problem (c) That the Fish and Wildlife agree to use local trappers from our area if the need arises to trap and remove the beaver I Carried ji { L 19 COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 12th, 1978 Mr Soder had requested authorizat a new weed eater for the A S B After discussion, it was generally out the old chain saw to see if it Mr Ferguson moved that the A S B weed eater Lon to purchase a new chain saw and agreed that the shop should check could be repaired be authorized to purchase a new Carried P 2 The matter of fencing off the unused road allowance leading into re 'O r Keiver Lake Park was discussed It appears that Mr Peter Tainsh f had used this road allowance to gain access to some of his land It was agreed that Mr Jeffery check into this matter with Mr Soder and arrange to have a gate installed for Mr Tainsh WEED EATER ETC FOR A S B v1<11 FENCING UNUSED ROAD ALLOWANCE AREA OF KEIVER LAKE PARK An application for subdivision of a 7 acre parcel from SW 26- 30 -24 -4 was SUBDIVISION then discussed There are no existing buildings on the parcel and SW 26- 30 -24 -4 it is not an isolation of existing farmstead V1 After discussion of the subdivision Mr Bauer moved that Council recommend refusal of the subdivision Carried A subdivision of SW 6- 33 -22 -4 to create a 4 13 acre parcel as isolation SUBDIVISION of existing farmstead was then reviewed SW 6- 33 -22 -4 It was noted that the son of the owner of the land lives on the property and wishes to obtain title to the building site as he is making improvements to the residence Mr Campbell moved that Council recommend approval of the subdivision as an isolation of existing farmstead, with other normal conditions of subdivision to apply Carried Mr Max Beam of Grantville had requested a load of gravel on the road in PROBLEMS IN front of his driveway He noted that when the water and sewer line to ,A GRANTVILLE Mr Nick Bobecel's house to the north of his house had been installed MAX BEAM the road was dug up and now he cannot get to his driveway off the road It was agreed that this matter and the matter of signs requested by Mr Beam on a road in Grantville be looked at on road tour tomorrow Mr Poole moved that the Council meeting do now adjourn and sit as a ADJOURN TO Development Appeal Board HEAR DEV Carried APPEAL Time - 10 15 A M Mr Bauer moved that Council do now reconvene, the development appeal RECONVENE having been heard Carried Alberta Power Ltd have submitted plans for line extension to NE 25- 33 -25 -4 EXTENSION for a commercial service After reviewing the plans, Mr Ferguson moved VA POWER LINES approval of the line extension as per plans submitted NE 25- 33 -25 -4 Carried The matter of the request from Czar Resources for gravel on a road !' west of 11- 33 -25 -4 was briefly reviewed, and Mr Campbell moved that the request be tabled pending receipt of more information Carried I The problems being created by ?? Quest,lO ation Ltd during their seismic operations in Townships 29, 30 and .4,]in Ranges 21 to 26 were then discussed Mr Berdahl noted that they were drilling shot holes right on the top of the shoulder of the road and were parking their vehicles right across the roads, creating traffic hazards They are also stringing out cable and the same was left over the weekend There is no report yet from the R C M P regarding the traffic hazards and it was agreed that the R C M P be contacted again, that Alberta Energy and Natural Resources be contacted and also the company if necessary to stop the damage to our I roads GRAVEL ROAD WEST OF 11- 33 -25 -4 PROBLEMS WITP QUEST EXPLORATION �Q ix Gh i� q H 1E Eir COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 12th, 1978 P 3 Mr Jeffery then reviewed the accounts and after discussion, Mr Poole moved that the accounts be approved for payment with the exception of cheque 32 040 for $500 00 for the city of Drumheller This account is not our responsibility as the fire was not in the rural fire protection area Carried Mr George Bertram and Mr Terry Reed both of Carbon entered the meeting at this time to discuss the proposed rural fire protection area for the area around the village of Carbon Time - 11.10 A M Mr Reed noted that the petition requesting the M D to establish a rural fire protection area around the Village of Carbon had been circulated by the Carbon Lions Club Mr Jeffery reviewed the procedures which Council could follow if they were in favour of establishment of the fire area Mr Poole and Mr Berdahl noted that some people have asked to have a plebiscite on the matter The petition was circulated throughout the area not now covered by the Drumheller or Linden Rural Fire Departments, with the exception of the Orkney area, and there are 133 signatures on the petition The signatures are all resident land owners of the area, as far as they were aware Mr Bertram noted that the Village of Carbon must make a decision soon about purchasing a fire truck for the village and would like an answer as soon as possible from the M D regarding the establishment of the area and purchase of the truck by the rural area Mr Reed noted they have a quote of $50,790 00 from Superior Fire Equipment in Red Deer for a suitable truck and equipment Mr Bertram noted that the Village would have to have a back- up unit to look after the village during times the rural truck was out of the village There was discussion regarding the ACCOUNTS CARBON RURAL FIRE AREA need for holding a plebiscite, and also the need for an agreement with the Village of Carbon Mr Reed read a letter from the tillage which outlined certain items which would be covered by any agreement, and also reviewed for council some of the specifications of the truck quoted on After further discussion, Mr Poole moved that the matter of establishment of a Carbon Rural Fire Protection Area and purchase of a rural fire truck be referred to the people of the area by way of a plebiscite vote, Carried It was noted that the figures for the money by -law would not exceed the sum of $55,000 00 Mr Brown noted that a child had been bitten by a dog at the Swalwell Dam this past weekend and it was agreed and Mr Poole moved that signs be erected at all municipal parks stating that dogs must be kept on a leash while in the park areas Carried Mr Jeffery noted that Mr B Ardrian of the Three Hills School Division had contacted him regarding the puggestion put forth by Council about sharing building facilities in Three Hills with the School Division Mr Ardian noted that the Board feel they must construct a new shop in Trochu and wonder if the M D would be interested in contributing funds for construction of an extra bay on the shop to provide storage for their motor grader in Trochu After discussion Mr Ferguson moved that the M D. approve in principle making a contribution towards construction of an extra bay for storage of the M D motor grader, should the School Division proceed with construction of a new shop building in Trochu Carried Mr Berdahl requested he be recorded as opposed to the motion All other coucillors were in favour -(eUle G or DOGS ON LEASH IN PARK AREA 3 HILLS SCH DIVISION NEW SHOP BUILDING TROCHU VI L Iqp E ■ COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 12th, 1978 P 4 Mr Jeffery noted that Mr Tony Hopkins of Hopkins Construction had quoted prices for gravel crushing as follows Lowen Pit $2 00 per yard DeBeaudrap stock pile $2 50 per yard PRICE FOR GRAVEL CRUSHING HOPKINS CONSTRUCTION There was discussion about the problem of the crusher kicking off so many of the rocks over 6 inches Mr Dobler noted that the gravel at the Lowen pit is nearly all large rocks and if the crusher kicks these off there will not be much gravel, and the rocks must be crushed or the gravel will not be suitable as it would be too sandy Mr Dobler noted that if the gravel crew continues to work two shifts all summer gravel will be required by September There was discussion about hiring gravel trucks to assist with the gravelling the possibility of discontinuing construction of new roads until the existing roads are put back into shape the possibility of calling for tenders for gravel crushing at all pits now, and various other items Mr Dobler noted that Rockyview has a maximum 59,000 pound load limit on its gravel roads and the center dump trailers cannot be used to haul gravel from McNairs pit without overload permits Mr Jeffery was instructed to contact Rockyvi.ew and attempt to get overload permits for the roads from the McNair pit into the M D Mr Jeffery contacted Hopkins Construction and they advised that the smallest cone crusher they have will crush 8" rocks and they could see no reason why they could not crush the large rocks at the Lowen pit Mr Ferguson moved that Hopkins Construction be authorized to crush the pit run gravel at the DeBeaudrap stock pile and the Lowen pit on condition that all rocks regardless of size are to be crushed Carried Council discussed the many complaints being received about the condition of the M D roads, but no definite decision regarding same was made ` "' ✓1 COMPLAINTS RE M D ROADS Mr Jeffery noted that all the bids for gas from the pumps hay e not GAS FROM PUMPS been received as yet, and this matter is to be left for the time being �� BIDS Mr Brown reported on his recent meeting with Mr Art Becker and Mr Allan Becker regarding access problems to SE 29- 29 -24 -4, and SW 28- 29 -24- BECKER BROST The Beckers have now agreed to exchange a 66 foot strip along the railway ACCESS tracks - about 200 feet long - in exchange for a portion of the PROBLEM original road allowance to the north of the 'A 1- 29 -24 -4, if the M D j is successful in having the road allowance clo ed by the provincial government After discussion of the matter, Mr Bauer moved to accept the report given by Mr Brown Carried Various public work items were discussed with Mr Dorn and Mr Dobler including.gravel for a road approach for Mr Penner west of Swalwell, PUBLIC replacement of an old wooden culvert in the approach to Des Carney's land, �� WORK the request for a load of gravel on the road south of the railway tracks ITEMS at Carbon - nebLr Albert Bramley's location & a few loads of gravel required at the top of t1-5 Orkney Hill There was discussion about hiring 6 or 7 gravel trucks to work with the crew on the light coat surfaced roads this summer, rather than using our own trucks Mr Dobler advised that 4 divisions have each received over 5000 yards of gravel and the crew is working in Division 3 now He also noted that the bridges on the Kneehill Creek are creating a problem because of the load limits imposed on them by the province, and the gravel trucks are having to travel around the bridges or will have to carry smaller loads to get gravel from the Megli Pit and the I Thiessen Pit Mr Berdahl reported that a vehicle had damaged the guard rails on the hill going from the Carbon Cemetery south into the village It was agreed that the name of the driver and insurance company be obtained ✓� from the R C M P so a claim could be put in for costs of repairing the guard rails Mr Jeffery read a letter from the City of Red Deer The city has 100 pieces of guard rail available for sale It was agreed to file this as information VA ACCIDENT HILL NEAR CARBON DAMAGE TO GUARD RAILS CITY RED DEER GUARD RAILS FOR SALE J e in .J COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 12th, 1978 P 5 It was noted that Mr Duncan may be back to work by Thursday but no one is replacing signs during his absence There are quite a number of signs down Mr Dobler was instructed to obtain information for comparison purposes regarding mileage obtained from the diesel trucks as compared to the gas trucks The terms of sale for M D property being advertised for sale were then discussed and it was agreed as follows 1 Block 12, Sunnyslope 771096 - Mr Brown moved terms of sale be Building committment for residence Construction commenced within 12 months Completion within 24 months Reserve Bid $1250 00 Agreement to be entered into by the purchasedr arrie 2 The lots in Huxley were not considered at this time, but will be look( at during the road tour tomorrow 3 Ruarkville - Lot 15 Block 3 Plan 7810405 Mr Ferguson moved terms of sale be Building committment for construction of a new house Construction commenced within 12 months Completion within 24 months Reserve Bid $7000 00 Agreement to be entered into by purchaser Carried 4 Swalwell - Lots 11 to 26 in Block 7 Plan 5050 A K Mr Poole moved terms of sale be. Lots sold as one unit Building committment for residence Construction commenced within 12 months Completion within 24 months Reserve Bid $1000 00 Agreement to be entered into by the purchaser 5 Swalwell - Lots 41 & 42 in Block 3 Plan 5050 A K Mr Campbell moved terms of sale be Lots sold as one building site Building committment for residence Construction commenced within 12 months Completion within 24 months VA Reserve Bid $500 00 Agreement to be entered into by the purchaser 6 Swalwell - Lots 2, 3, 4 & 5 in Block 10 Plan Swalwell Replot After discussion about these lots and noting there is a coulee running through at least 2 lots, it was agreed that all the lots should be staked out by the surveyors so people would be aware of what they are purchasing Mr Campbell moved that Mr Poole and Mr Jeffery be authorized after locating the boundaries of the lots, to establish the reserve bits on these lots and the terms of sale for same Carried It was generally agreed that the surveyor should stake all the lots which are to be sold PON n • Ll COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 12th, 1978 P 6 Council then continued with a review of M D policies REVIEW OF Y.. D POLICIES Page 56 - Regulations regarding Land Purchases. After discussion of these regulations, Mr Bauer moved that the land purchase regulations be established as follows No land or fence deals be made except by the committee as authorized Payment for land taken for road adjacent to the existing road be at 15 times the assessment, with a minimum of $250 00 per acre Compensation to a farmer for moving his fence be at a maximum of $700 00 per mile depending on the condition of the fence If the fence must be built by the M D the general policy be to use 3" treated posts 13 febt apart to use larger posts for the corners the M D will supply sufficient wire where necessary to return the fence to the condition it was in at the commencement of the project, and if the farmer wishes to improve the fence standard by replacing the existing wires or by the addition of more wires, he must supply the wire AND further Moved that Council set a policy of allowance of $120 00 per acre on the estimated acreage which is damaged during road construction AND Further Moved that the normal rate of compensation for a borrow pit be $125 00, but this may be more or less under special conditions Carried Page 56A Policy regarding building committments on lots owned by the M D in Hamlets or land owned by the M D elsewhere This matter was briefly discussed and tabled until Mr Jeffery has an opportunity to see Mr Tainsh regarding the matter Page 61 - Machinery , Culvert Markers, etc After discussion of these policies, lJr Campbell moved That old grader blades be used to mark culvert locations where there are fences, with the blades to be put at the fence, and painted The policy regarding flares for each motor grader is to be retained The policy regarding machinery rental be as follows* 1 Municipal equipment may be used to do private jobs for anyone outside of the towns and villages of the area, if the machinery is close and there II is no private equipment readily available 2 Government rates to be charged including moving time except that motor grader rates shall be set by Council and special snow plowing rates may also be set by Council 3 Minimum charge to be $5 00 4 Maximum time for any one person not to exceed an estimated time of three hours 5 [Mork is subject to the approval of the foreman and /or councillor 6 All motorized machinery must be operated by a regular M D employee being paid by the M D 7 Reduction in the rate may be given by the amount of the employee's wages, if the employee certifies that he is donating his time Carried It was generally agreed that all the motor graders and trucks must have a set of flares and the foremen are to insure that this is done Z,U) 6 7 VN 0 7 COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 12th, 1978 P Page 62 - After discussion of this page, Mr Ferguson moved that the policy established July 14th, 1975 that no credit for miscellanec accounts over $250 00 be given without Council's consent be deleted and that M D policy regarding miscellaneous accounts be amended to read 1 Any person who owes the M D a miscellaneous account more than si months old shall not be given any more municipal services for items E as snowplowing, service board work etc Page 63 Motor Grader Rates Carried July 8th, 1977 After discussion of this policy, Mr Ferguson moved that no change bE this policy Carried Mr Dorn and Mr Dobler left the meeting at this time - 5 20 P M After discussion of pages 66 and 76, Mr Campbell moved that the policy regarding nuisance grounds be deleted completely and the policy regarding pounds be deleted completely Carried Page 77 - Policies regarding buffer zone, municipal set back and public reserve strip along creeks - After discussion Mr Poole moved that these policies be deleted as these stems are covered in Development Control by -law Carried Page 77A Policy regarding advertisement of development permits etc. After discussion, Mr Ferguson moved That the Development Officer must. 1 Advertise permits for developments in hamlet areas for one week in the Three Hills Capital 2 May advertise permits for developments in the rural area for one week in the Three Hills Capital OR May circulate the permit within &5 mile radius of the quarter section OR May in his discretion circulate within 1 mile radius of the quarter section for permits which are of an intensive nature Carried Page 77B It was agreed no change in this policy is necessary Pages 83 and 83A Roads - Improvements requested by oil companies IIApril 27th, 1970 - page 6 It was agreed no change was necessary in Roads built by private companies, etc Moved by Mr Poole that the policy be Road must have minimum 24 foot top Minimum 2 1 slope from road grade to ditch and 3 1 backslope culvert across a road must be at least 15 diameter culverts and approaches where required goodworkmanship gravel if required must be 3/4 inch Carried Road Crossing Policy After discussion Mr Campbell moved the policy be 1 We should first have a definite map showing the proposed road c 2 Secondary roads must be bored and cased unless specially approv Council M 0 n In COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 12th, 1978 3 Boring must be done for all surfaced and gravelled roads 4 Any line parallel to a road must be set back at least 125 feet from the center line of the road 5 Depth not less than 6' below the center of the road or 3'6" below bottom of the ditch, whichever is the greater 6 All backfill must be well tamped - but Council has not demanded u an actual tamping machine 7 Gravel must be replaced over the affected area on any open cut cY 8 Traffic must be safely accommodated at all times during the work The contractor must be responsible for adequate warning signs, etc f public safety 9 All provincial regulations must be followed 10 When the line is staked and before any work commences the crossing locations should be inspected by one of -- a councillor, sup foreman, Utility Officer or Municipal Administrator - together with a company representative They have the right to require a deeper der if the crossing is at a location where a "cut" will be required for road improvements, in some cases the location is relocated to get awe this situation 11 Immediately after completion of the work the Municipal District must be notified and an inspection of the crossing will be made 12 Ditches to be cleaned up,levelled and re- grassed where necessary 13 If a crossing location is not inspected by the Municipal District prior to installation the company is to be responsible for location and exposing and moving the pipe line at its own expense if it is found to be necessary by the M D during road construction Carried DUST CONTROL It was agreed that no change is necessary in this policy SPEED LIMIT - July 24th, 1972 - age 8 It was agreed no change is necessary in this policy Page 83B PRIVATE APPROACHES FROM ROADS After discussion, Mr Campbell moved the policy be. 1 Minimum width of the approach on the road - 32 feet and narrowing to 24 feet 2 Minimum 600 foot sight distance in either direction 3 Suitable culverts for drainage must be installed , and minimum size is 15" diameter 4 Prior approval for the approach to be obtained from the councillor for the area, the office or the public works superintendent Carried Policy regarding elevator road work - Page 83B - April 2nd, 1974 page 5 It was agreed no change was necessary in this policy The balance of the policies will be reviewed again at some later date Mr Ferguson left the meeting at this time - 5.50 P M Mr Campbell noted that Dick Sommerville of the Town of Trochu will be forwarding a letter to the M D requesting the Municipal District pave a road near the Town of Trochu Mr Berdahl noted that the stucco on part of the Carbon shop will require some work before painting is undertaken and one of the persons who may submit a tender for the painting will quote for the repair job also Mr Berdahl also mentioned two locations which require culverts installed in the approaches - one at NE 22- 29 -22 -4 and one at ENE 23- 28 -21 -4 west side of road - Pan Canadian oil well site Pan Canadian should also be requested to clean up the ditches along the pipeline Mr Bauer moved that the meeting do now adjourn Carried Time of Adjournment- 6.00 P M - - - =s�� ° P ------------ - - - - - -- - �-L�" > - - -- Reeve Munici 1 A inlstratbr It was agreed to set the 1978 road program at the regular meeting of Council on June 26/78 p t ,/I ✓,, V 1W 784 785 2786 2787 2788 2789 2790 2792 2793 2794 795 796 797 2798 2799 2800 2801 2802 2803 2804 2805 2806 2807 2808 -ACCOUNTS-PRESENTED- TO-COUNCIL--June- 12,1978 -------------------------------- - - - - -- Alex Cunningham 1,542 75 1,139 28 Joseph Dobler 1 575 00 1,099 16 John Dorn 1 575 00 1 074 16 Violet Hart 1 183 66 869 83 John Jeffer 1,737 08 1 193 54 Herman Martens 1,333 33 1,052 51 Ted Paquette 1,694 66 1,045 35 Keith Smith 1,534 83 1,075 09 Glenn Smyth 1 166 67 850 64 Norman Soder 1,497 25 1 086 14 Peter Spilchen 1,498 16 1,159 22 Jean Wilkinson 1,413 33 1,062 38 Utilities Officer Foreman Grade Foreman Stenographer Administrator Accountant Foreman Partsman Asst Ag Fieldman Agriculture Fieldman Assessor Asst Mun Administrator Mae Eileen Horley 923 00 748 29 Parks Supervisor Linda Shearlaw 900 00 725 90 Stenographer Dennis Berreth 1,182 76 867 15 Laborer Vernon Bitz 1,616 90 1,184 67 Laborer Darrel Boese 1,111 73 876 78 Laborer Gary A Collard 1 164 62 912 37 Laborer Robert Cranston 1,630 95 1,107 78 Laborer Robert Dau 1,241 72 979 65 Laborer Glenn Dorn 1,117 16 880 53 Laborer Edward Duncan 1,212,27 852 45 Laborer Raymond Ehrmann 1 616 90 1 000 23 Laborer Ruben Ehrmann 1,521 45 1 077 53 Laborer 2809 Gary B Ensminger 1,395 62 997 16 Laborer 2810 Len Ensminger 1,023 75 767 46 Laborer 2811 Glen Enzie 1,197 13 967 35 Laborer 2812 Danny Frere 1,352 55 1,039 19 Laborer 2813 Joe Friederich 1,386 00 1,069 03 Laborer 2814 Trev Friesen 1,300 81 1,017 10 Laborer 2815 Lyle Gelinas 1 245 05 896 57 Laborer 2816 Anthony J Greke 1,004 90 803 59 Laborer- ASB 2817 Karl Gundlach 1,557 70 1,167 28 Laborer 2818 Robert K Gundlach 1,162 32 850 79 Laborer 2819 Laurie E Hanson 614 80 532 44 Laborer 2820 Johnston B Hart 1,092 02 900 15 Laborer ASB 2821 Vernon M Haskell 1,299 26 1,014 97 Laborer 2822 Alan Hazel 1,433 57 989 24 Laborer 2823 Ken Hazelton 1,120 90 829 83 Laborer 2824 Harvey Jesske 1 651 86 1,122 77 Mechanic 2825 Gary B Klassen 226 10 220 14 Laborer 2826 Albert Kimmel 1,616 90 1,134 44 Laborer 2827 Douglas Knapp 1,697 15 1,293 78 Laborer 2828 Dennis Kober 1,487 40 1,023 69 Laborer 2829 Otto Kurta 1 216 95 982 14 Laborer -ASB 2830 Bill Little 1,139 99 913 62 Laborer 2831 Myles Maerz 1,274 35 920 26 Laborer 2832 Earl McRae 1,245 96 871 77 Laborer 2833 Brian Plant 1 433 25 1,014 02 Laborer 2834 Ken Quinlan 1,513 30 1 063 74 Laborer 2835 Wallace Rasmussen 1,206 00 879 44 Laborer 2836 George Rempel 1,694 39 1,144 85 Laborer 2837 Milton Rempfer 1,266 82 991 09 Laborer 2838 Oris Rodger 1,942 50 1,386 58 Laborer 2839 Ernie Scheunert 1,183 35 867 94 Laborer 2840 Brian Sowerby 1 465 20 1,106 32 Laborer 2841 Ken Thompson 1 291 88 1 029 26 Laborer 2842 Robert W Tindal 835 28 688 01 Laborer 2843 Maurice F Tourneur 1,090 16 861 90 Laborer -ASB 2844 Wayne Tourneur 1,164 62 912 37 Laborer 2845 John Trentham 1,318 19 1,043 73 Laborer 2846 Robert Tullikopf 355 44 343 87 Laborer -ASB 2847 Jack Tutt 1,565 10 977 58 Laborer 2848 R Michael Vickery 1,440 00 1,105 19 Laborer 2849 Keith Weigum 1 398 70 1 070 16 Laborer 2850 Lil Weigum 418 70 406 10 Janitor 2851 Alexander Williams 1,546 60 787 35 Laborer i 1� v Blow ACCOUNTS PRESENTED TO COUNCIL JUNE 12 1978 31 991 Faculty Extension 180 00 Refresher course 31 992 Banff Centre 52 00 Refresher course -A Bauer 31,993 Manulife 815 12 Insurance 31,994 Public Service Administration 30 30 D Weigum & D Leslie 31,995 M D Kneehill #48 Payroll 14 181 49 payroll 31,996 J C Jeffery Petty Cash 119 12 Petty cash 31,997 M D Kneehill #48 Payroll 49,743 40 Payroll -Men's 31 998 Alta Assoc of M D & Counties 33,682 97 repairs, etc 31,999 Asbestonos Corporation Ltd 193 30 repairs 32,000 Leonard Litz 250 21 council 32 001 R W Brown 703 35 Council 32 002 T A Ferguson 328 89 Council 32,003 Gilbert Berdahl 437 77 Council 32,004 C W Poole 312 27 Council 32 005 A W Bauer 163 66 Council 32 006 Acklands 130 97 Shop supplies tools repair: 32,007 Alberta Health Care 662 70 medicare 32,008 Allied Tools Limited 45 14 Tools 32,009 Alberta Assoc M D & Counties 1,125 00 Membership fees 32,010 R Angus 33 105 00 Capital 32,011 Alberta Power 679 57 power 32,012 Alberta Government Telephones 629 14 phones 32 013 Albatross Radiator Ltd 1 562 65 repairs 32 014 Alberta Blue Cross 201 60 medicare 32,015 B C Bearing Ltd 290 02 shop supplies 32,016 Brenda Auto Supply 406 73 ASB,inv ,repairs, etc 32,017 Beaver Lumber 527 89 Ut offzcer,shop supplies 32 018 Big Country News 11 40 ads 32,019 Blue Crest Service 87 00 Fuel, repairs 32,020 Vern Bitz 35 75 mileage 32,021 Cdn Western Natural Gas Co Ltd 304 66 heating 32 022 Crown Mart 126 63 office door 32,023 Calgary Power Ltd 69 60 power 32,024 Central Dispose -all Ltd 1,353 76 nuisance ground 32,025 CA Looker Office Equipment 489 00 Printing & Stationery 32 026 C P Ltd 380 80 Maintenance highway 32,027 Village of Carbon 25 00 utilities 32,028 Canadian Johns Manville Co 2,905 00 Ruarkville 32,029 Courtney Berg Industries 13 00 Inventory 32 030 Capital Printers 12 88 Sanitary Landfill 32,031 Canadian Electronics Ltd 433 01 Utilities 32,032 Alex Cunningham 45 00 Meals,mileage, etc 32,033 Crown Mart 977 74 parks,repairs,tools,etc 32,034 Carbon Valley General Store 1 56 repairs 32 035 Chevron Asphalt Limited 1 042 20 material 32,036 Consolidated Western Industries 80 50 air cleaners 32,037 Carbon Valley General Store 113 60 fuel, repairs 32,038 Dow Chemical Ltd 450 00 ASB chemical 1132 039 Dominion Life 367 36 insurance 32 040 City of Drumheller 500 00 fire call 32,041 Joseph Dobler 12 00 meals 32,042 Decap Trailer Ltd 25,000 00 2 gravel trailers 11i 32,043 Darrel Davidson 25 00 rent power trowel 32 044 Raymond Ehrmann 52 50 miles 32 045 Ruben Ehrmann 75 50 miles 32 046 WD Fessler 193 40 shop repairs 32,047 J E Frere 59 06 RFP 32,048 Festival Ford 70 08 Inv repairs 32,049 Trev Friesen 4 00 meal 32,050 Flexi -Coil 1 43 Inv 32,051 Gem Air Spray 364 00 spraying 32 052 Gehrings Transport 69 15 freight 32,053 Gestetner 37 78 P & S 32,054 Karl Gundlach 24 00 mileage 1132 055 Tony Greke 201 50 mileage 2 L01 r ACCOUNTS PRESENTED TO COUNCIL June 12 1978 2 32 056 Gulf Oil 17 45 fuel 32 057 Russ Horley 10 59 parks 32,058 H T Howe & Son 413 84 A S B Inv 32,059 Hauser Tractor 1763 00 Inv 32,060 Hutton s Ltd 1431 76 shop, Inv 32,061 Imperial Oil 8 35 fuel 32,062 Imperial Oil 13,784 51 fuel 32,063 IBM 1846 00 capital- office 32 064 J C Jeffery 191 00 convent , ion,etc / 32 065 Jubilee Insurance 361 00 ins 32,066 Jack's Service 163 35 fuel 32,067 Harvey Jesske 12 00 meals 32 068 J C Jeffery 180 50 meals,mileage 32,069 Kneehill Ambulance 738 85 amb revenue 32,070 Albert Kimmel 46 75 mileage 32,071 Kirk's Sheet Metal 959 00 fan 32,072 Kem San 173 76 chemicals, parks 32,073 Kneehi.11 Ambulance 859 10 requis Linden 32 074 Leslie Kinch 48 34 min benefit 32,075 K I B A 7500 00 seed plant 32,076 Lammle s Electric 908 90 A S B & Pub wks 32 077 Lousana Water Wells 114 49 Wimb water 32,078 Linden Trading Co =op 1532 85 A S B 32,079 Manulife 991 12 gr ins 32,080 Mainline Farm Sales 1636 08 A S B etc 32 081 Marv's Upholstery 18 00 repairs 32,082 Mery & Ron's 458 06 fuel, repairs 32,083 Mathison's Cleaning Sery 153 00 parks 32,084 0 K Tire Store 17 95 repairs 32,085 Oliver Supply 28 20 repairs 32,086 Pardee Equip 198 27 inv 32,087 P B I 3 00 repairs 32,088 Pye Electonics 333 70 radios 32 089 Plains Western Gas 435 15 A S B office shops 32,090 Pitney Bowes 39 75 postage 32,091 Public Service Pension 7429 23 pensions 32 092 T C Paquette 16 00 meals 32,093 Rollie's Motor Products 5598 30 capital 32,094 Rollie's Motor Products 318 24 fuel,inv 32,095 Red Deer Advocate 34 41 advert 32 096 32,097 32,098 32,099 32 100 32 101 32 102 32,103 32,104 I� 32,105 George Rempel Red Deer Welding Revelstoke Henry Rice Orzs Rodger Regional Resources The Sandman SnapOn Tools Standens Glenn Smyth 32,106 Peter Spilchen 32,107 Norman Soder 32 108 Reuben Spady 32,109 Select Printing 32,110 Superior Emergency Equip 32 111 Trochu Electric 32,112 Thornhill Ranching Products 32,113 John Trentham 32,114 Three Hills Cubs 32 115 3 Hills Community Centre 32 116 Texaco 32,117 Taylor, Pearson & Carson 94 00 meals,hotel 168 60 discs 2310 95 tools,material 252 00 trees 94 00 meals,hotel 532 36 membership 1110 38 garbage bay 79 95 tools 127 53 inventory 98 32 mileage, parks 30 25 mileage 28 00 meals,subscription 520 00 nuisance ground 448 45 P & S 133 34 R F P 151 60 shop supplies 27 20 repairs 8 00 meals 50 00 nuisance ground 200 00 A S B 1485 77 fuel 287 86 shop supp repairs _6L //, 3 i ii `I ■ i J J 9 1 �!t I 4 3 Accounts Presented to Council June 12, 1978 32 118 Norman Tainsh 430 24 legal fees 32,119 Trentham Transport 148 43 freight 32,120 Triple Seven 36 76 R F P fuel 32 121 3 Hills S D 112 00 P& S 32,122 3 Hills Mayfair 32 03 parks 32,123 Underwood McLellan 5234 56 surveys,etc 32,124 Union Tractor 933 24 inv tools 32 125 U G G 752 60 A S B 32,126 Universal Sales 545 80 inv 32,127 Vaughn's 314 74 parks,repairs,etc 32,128 Weich Ind 288 00 repairs 32,129 Wilkinson Co Ltd 581 25 repairs 32,130 Wheat Belt 2 98 A S B 32,131 Wilmac Equip 385 96 inv 32 132 Jean Wilkinson 63 00 mileage 32,133 Walburn Ind 395 00 power plant 32,134 Lloyd Workentine 30 75 min benefit 32,135 Dr Ying 14 50 medical 32 136 Prov Treasurer 111,636 00 part requis S found 32,137 Red Campbell 219 66 council fees,etc 32,138 Receiver General 20,811 58 Inc Tax CPP,UIC 32,139 Chinook Auto Electric 641 03 inventory 32 140 Three Hills Drugs 19 70 nuis gr parks 32,141 Accurate Autobody 278 52 repairs 32,142 Shaw GMC 1338 00 inventory 32,143 Reliable Engine Service 48 00 repairs 32 144 Three Hills Pop Shop 85 05 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