HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-11-10 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING
NOVEMBER 10th,1980
1 Approval of Minutes October 27th, 1980
Organizational Meeting and Regular Meeting
2 Bank Statement for the month ending 0ctober3lst, 1980
3 Accounts
4 Appointments,
C R P C Linda 9.30 A M See Item # 16
Barb Helton, Credit Union - 3.00 P M See Item 38
Delegation re Red Deer River Water Project - See Item 24
5 Report on CAAMD & C meeting in Stettler
6 Circular from AAMD & C
7 Report re Assessor Appointment Required for Annual Assessment Work
8 Report re Recreation Meeting in Linden
9 Letter from U of A re Information -- Education Workshops
10 Letter from CJDV
11 Letter from Trochu Ag Society - re Alta 75 Grant
12 Letter from Gulf Canada re Sour Gas Emergency Procedure
13 Letter from D W Root - re residence construction in Sunnyslope
14 Letter from Mun Affairs re Land Use By -laws
15 Letter from C R P C amendment to Reg Plan Cochrane& Calgary
16 Subdivisions
17 Letter from Alta Transportation re Subdivision for Hospital Site'
18 C R P C. Meeting - Nov 26/80
19 Consider report from Committee and 2nd and 3rd Reading to Land Use by -law 913
20 Building Permits
21 Minutes from Drum Solid Waste Management Association
22 Report re increased rate for water from Town of Three Hills
23 Requests for donations, etc Torrington Ag. Society,
Three Hills Elks
Three Hills Community Center
24 Report re Three Hills Red Deer River Water Project
25 Review 1981 Bridge Priorities
26 Request from Alta Power line extension
Letter re Power Lines on Road Allowance
27 Report from W C B re shop - tire safety
28 Request fromC D C re road construction on M D road - ESE - 26- 28 -24 -4
29 Road Committee Report -
30 Complaint from A Keim re. condition of road south of Sections 1 to 6 in 29 -26-
31 Report re Road West of 25- 33 -25 -4 -
32 Backsloping Agreemetn - NW 26- 33 -26 -4
33 Consider need for transit
34 Public Works Superintendent Position
35 Application for work -
36 Miscellaneous
37 Pass by -laws for Debt Reduction of debentures Swalwell
38. Meeting with Credit Union - 3.00 P M
39 Report on meeting with M D Starland
40 Shop & Foreman Committee Meeting
41 Consider Bid for Diesel Fuel (and bulk gas for main crew tanks)
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SUBMITTED TO COUNCIL THIS 10th DAY OF October A, D
19 80
7. - -- Reeve
Municipal Administrator
COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 10th, 1980
A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill #48 was held in the Municipal
Office, Three Hills, on Monday, November 10th, 1980 commencing at 9 00 A M
Those present were.
G A Berdahl Division 1 Reeve
Otto Hoff Division 2 PRESENT
Richard Maerz Division 4
T A Ferguson Division 5
Bruce Hastie Division 6
R G Campbell Division 7
J C Jeffery Municipal Administrator
and Mrs Jean Wilkinson Assistant Administrator was present and recorded the minutes w
Mr Berdahl introduced the office staff to the new councillors and outlined briefly A
their position in the office APPROVAL OF
Mr Ferguson moved approval of the minutes of the Organizational meeting of MINUTES
Council and the Regular Meeting of Council held on October 27th, 1980
Carried
BANK
The bank reconciliation for the month ending October 31st, 1980 was reviewed STATEMENT
and after discussion Mr. Campbell moved approval of same v
Carried
ACCOUNTS
It was agreed that the committee of Mr Berdahl and Mr Hoff would review
the accounts later today and authorize payment of same
CAAMD & C
There was brief discussion about the recent CAAMD & C meeting held in f Meeting
Stettler and Mr Maerz moved to accept the report as information
Carried
Doug Hazelton of Linden Contractors entered the meeting at this time - 9 30 A M/
He noted he is now working at the Garson Pit for the Government - crushing
gravel to replace gravel taken by the Government from the M D stock pile
He had crushed a total of 41,890 yards for the M D at this pit
He will move to the Megli Pit next There was discussion about Mr Hazelton
crushing a supply of chips for road surfacing next year, and the size of
the chips Mr Hazelton noted that the dust must be removed from the chips
if the chips are to be stockpiled over the winter Council indicated they
would like 10,000 yards stockpiled at the Megli Pit and if possible 10,000
yards stock piled at the Schmautz Pit Mr Hazelton indicated that 5/8 inch
chips will be suitable rather than going to half inch
It was generally agreed that Mr Hazelton would crush 10,000 yards of chips
at the Megli Pit first and then do the 30,000 yards of 3/4 inch crush
Mr Hazelton also mentioned that he has an agreement with the Hutterian
Brethren of Valley view to obtain gravel from their land and would be willing
to sell some of this gravel to the M D at any time
Mr Hazelton then left the meeting - 10 00 A M
There was discussion about the old Torrington Gravel Pit and generally agreed
that the possibility of removing a few thousand yards from below water level
in this pit should be discussed with the foremen at the next Shop & Foremen
meeting
GRAVEL
CRUSHING
SUBDIVISIONS
Linda Yakimishyn from C R P C entered the meeting at this time and the following
subdivisions were reviewed
NW 11- 28 -22 -4 - in County of Wheatland - land adjoining the M D of Kneehill
Isolation of existing farmstead - Mr Hoff moved that the M D voice no objections
to this subdivision
Carried
SE 24- 33 -26 -4 - J W Dickinson - Isolation of Existing Building Site - 8 acres 0
After brief discussion Mr Hastie moved that Council recommend approval for this
subdivision subject to normal conditions
Carried
Lots 1 and 2 in Block 4 Plan 7810669 Grantville - Marc Reed - Boundary Adjustment
Mr Reed wishes to move the east boundary of Lot 1 to the east in allow for
access to the lot without disturbing the existing shelter belt
A -fter brief discussion Mr Maerz moved that Council recommend approval for this
boundary adjustment, subject to normal conditions
Carried
COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 10th, 1980
P 2
Lots 15 to 20 in Block 4 Plan Huxley 6680 A P Annie Gelinas
Mrs Gelinas wishes to atln a separate title to Lots 15 to 18
and is willing to consolidate Lots 19 and 20 into title with her
other lots 21 to 24
After brief discussion, Mr Campbell moved that Council recommend
approval for the subdivision on condition that Lots 19 and 20 be
consolidated into title with Lots 21 to 24, that the proposal to locate
a mobile home on the Lots 15 to 18 comply with all municipal development
control regulations, that the mobile home must be hooked up to the
existing sewer system prior to completion of the subdivision and
further that the subdivision comply with all other normal conditions
Carried
SW 17- 32-24 -4 - G Park - 13 5 acres for intensive hog operation
After lengthy discussion of this proposal Mr Maerz moved that
Council recommend approval for a subdivision of 13 5 acres (approximately)
in the south east corner of the quarter section, subject to normal
subdivision conditions
Carried
A copy of a letter from Alberta Transportation addressed to C R P C
regarding the proposed hospital site subdivision in SE 6- 32 -23 -4
was read Transportation suggest that the service road be continued
along the front of the proposed hospital site Linda explained the
reasons why the commission did not feel a service road was necessary
for the site
Mr Fer uson moved to accept and file the letter as information
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Carried CIRCULAR AAMD &
AAMD & C advise that attache cases are out of stock, but will be available C
soon approximate price $60 00 to $65 00 a set
Mr Campbell moved to accept and file as information
Carried
Mr Jeffery noted that under Section 77 of the Municipal Government Act,
the M D must appoint an assessor to complete the 1980 annual assessment
work There was discussion about the possible appointment of John
Sailer on a temporary basis, and it was agreed Mr Jeffery should contact
Edmonton and then the matter be discussed again later in the meeting
There was brief discussion about the recent joint recretion board meeting
held in Linden Linden submitted a proposed by -law and agreement to
up -date the previous by -laws and agreements between the M D and the
urban municipalities
Mr Jeffery reviewed the proposed by -law and agreement with Council and
it was agreed that each councillor be given a copy of the old agreement
and a copy of the proposed agreement and proposed by- law,and this matter
be discussed again at a later date
Mr Hastie moved to accept the report given as information
Carried
The University of Alberta Extension Department are arranging a
information education series of workshops to be held in Drumheller
November 27th and 28th The topic of the workshops will be Southeast -
Central Alberta, Perspectives and Prospects After brief discussion
Mr Campbell moved to accept and file as information..
Carried
Radion 910 CJDV have sent a letter outlining names of people councillors
may contact for radio coverage of M D news It was agreed that a
copy of the letter be given to Mr Soder Mr Maerz moved to accept and
file as information
Carried
The Trochu & District Ag Society have requested Council grant them an
extension to allow them to claim their Alta 75 Grant After discussion
Mr Ferguson moved the Society be given an extension until December
31st, 1980 to claim their Alta 75 Grant money
Carried
It was agreed that the office should contact those organizations who have
not claimed their grant monies to determine if they stillwish to apply for
their allotted monies
ASSESSOR
APPOINTMENT
JOINT REC
BOARD
MEETING
4rR
U OF A
WORKSHOP
CJDV
�A LETTER
ALTA 75 GRANT
TIME EXTENSION
TROCHU AG
SOCIETY
V.
GULF CANADA
Gulf Canada Resources Ltd of Stettler have written advising they will be SOUR GAS
holding a meeting on NOvember 26th to review their emergency plans and procedures MEETING
should a sour gas release occur After discussion of this matter
Mr Ferguson moved that Alex Cunningham attend this meeting
Carried ROOT PROPERTY
IN
Mr and Mrs Donald Root of Calgary advise that they are working on plans SUNNYSLOPE
COUNCIL MEETING
NOVEMBER 101
for a residence on their property in Sunnyslope and thf
have it completed prior to July 24th, 1981 in complian�
terms of their agreement with the M D Under the terr
they were required to commence construction of a resid(
1980 and complete by July 24th 1981 After brief dis,
moved to accept the report as information
Carrieu
Alberta Municipal Affairs have allowed a time extension to March 31st EXTENSION
1981 for municipalities to finalize their new land use by -laws TO FINALIZE
Mr Campbell moved to accept and file as information LAND USE BY -LAW
Carried
The Town of Cochrane and the City of Calgary have filed for amendments AMENDMENTS
to the existing Preliminary Regional Plan and after brief discussion Mr A TO PREL REG
Ferguson moved that the M D voice no objections to these amendments PLAN
Carried
C R P C are holding their annual general meeting on November 26th, 1980
and invite new and old councillors to attend After discussion of this
letter Mr Maerz moved that Mr Hoff, Mr Berdahl, and as many other
councillors as can, attend this meeting with Mr Cunningham and Mrs
Wilkinson
Carried
Building permits issued were reviewed as follows.
C Doerksen NW 23- 34 -23 -4 machinery workshop .,
G Park - SW 17- 32 -24 -4 - quonset
Gulf Canada - 6- 33-29-24-4 - office and storage
Ron Toews - SW 6- 32 -24 -4 - quonset
Maureen Malaka - NE 23-29 -25 -4 - residence
John Ross - SE 22- 33 -24 -4 - 2 car garage
Paul Strohschein - NE 26- 33 -23 -4 - machinery storage quonset `
Mr Campbell moved approval of the permits so issued
CRPC ANNUAL
MEETING
�snr�S ko
BUILDING
PERMITS
n
Carried DRUM SOLID
Mr Jeffery reviewedthe minutes from the Drumheller & District Solid �� WASTE ASSOC
Waste Management meeting held October 16th, and various items from the MINUTES
minutes were discussed
Mr Hastie moved to accept and file the minutes as information
Carried
Mr Hoff noted he had checked out the set -backs indicated by Mr Wes McMann
on a building permit for a quonset, and although the measurements given /
on the permit were incorrect, the setbacks did comply with M D regulations
There was then lengthy discussion concerning the Land Use By -law 913
and Mr Campbell moved second reading to by -law 913 with amendments as
outlined by Mr Karl Nemeth in his submission to the Public Hearing held
on November 3rd, 1980
Carried
Mr Ferguson moved third reading to by -law 913 as amended
Carried
The matter of 220 wiring for the Acme Shop was then discussed, and
Lammle Electric had advised the job could cost from $50 00 up to
$500 00 depending on what work was required After discussion Mr
Ferguson moved that bids for wiring the shop in Acme be obtained,
and the work he undertaken by the lowest bidder at a price not to exceed
$500 00
MCMANN
SET BACKS FOR
BUILDING
LAND USE BY
LAW 913
WIRING ACME
SHOP FOR 220
LOm�
CHARGE FOR
Carried
WATER FOR
Mrs Wilkinson
reported to Council that the Town of Three
Hills
is now
GRANTVILLE &
charging the M
D $1 22 per thousand gallons of water and
the M
D is
RUARKVILLE
charging the water
to the residents of the two hamlets at
$1 50
per
�
thousand, and
this price includes purchase of water power
and
any maintenance
This is merely
a brief report to Council for their information
DONATION
The following
requests for donations were then reviewed
REQUESTS
1 Three Hills
Elks Rodeo - reduced rate for use of M D
machinery
to clean
the arena
- (operator donated time) from $321 26 to
$160
63 (half rate)
2 Torrington
& District Ag Society - blading arena -
$87 50
total cost
reduction to half rate of $43 75
3 Three Hills
Community Center - donation of a load of
gravel
for back of center
COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 10th, 1980
P 4
After lengthy discussion Mr Ferguson moved that the requests from
the Three Hills Elks and the Torrington & District Ag Society be granted,
and the request from the Three Hills Community Center be referred to the
Town of Three Hills for their consideration
Carried
Alberta Power have requested a line extension to LSD 11- 10- 33 -25 -4
and after review of the plans, Mr Hastie moved approval for the
line extension as per plans submitted on condition that the company
be responsible for moving the lines at their own expense should this
be required by the M D for any reason
Carried
A letter from Alberta Power Ltd , regarding power line approvals
for lines to be located on road allowance was then read
Alta Power guarantee to save harmless the M D because of the
location of any of their lines on M D road allowance and also agree
to remove the lines at its own expense should this be required by the M D
Mr Hoff moved to accept and file the letter as information
Carried
The Workers Compensation Board made an inspection of the M D shop
recently and noted the use of the tire cage was discussed with the
shop employees
Mr Hoff moved to accept and file as information
Carried
CDC Oil & Gas Ltd , request permission from the M D to construct a
road on M D road allowance east of SE - 26- 28 -24 -4, and also request
that the M D supply gravel for the surface of the road once the
grading and earthwork has been completed
Mr Hoff reported that he had inspected the road work which was already
underway and the road had not been compacted and the dirt was very
powdery It was felt that if gravel was put on the road without proper
compaction the gravel would dust disappear and be wasted
After discussion of this matter, Mr Campbell moved that Mr Hoff be
authorized to supply gravel for this road at such time as he is
satisfied with the road construction and compaction of the road
Carried
ALTA POWER
LINE
EXTENSION
ALTA POWER
SAVE HARMLESS FOR
LINES ON
RD ALLOW
SHOP
INSPECTION BY WCB
CDC OIL & GAS
ROAD CONSTRUCTION
ESE 26- 28 -24 -4
V1
ROAD COMM
The report from the Road Committee - dated October 24th was then reviewed REPORT
The stop -sign erected recently at Swalwell apparently is not in the
right location as far as the residents are concerned
After lengthy discussion of this matter, Mr Hoff moved that a second
stop sign be erected on the road west of the curling rink to stop the
traffic from the north
Carried
Mr Campbell moved approval of the report from the Road Committee
Carried ASSESSOR APPOINT
Mr Jeffery reported that Mr Gagne of Alber
Branch will accept the temporary appointment
in order to facilitate completion of the 1980
After discussion Mr Ferguson moved that John
for the M D on a temporary basis in order to
assessment work
to Municipal Affairs, Assessment TEMP BASIS
of John Sailer as M D assessor
year end assessment work
Sailer be appointed Assessor
complete the 1980 annual
Carried WATER PROJECT
Mr Jeffery noted that the costs for the Town of Three Hills Red Deer FOR THREE
River water project have risen to an estimate of $8 75 million dollars HILLS COSTS
It was agreed this matter will be discussed with the engineers from UMA
this afternoon
1981 BRIDGE
The 1981 bridge priorities were again reviewed and Mr Hastie moved that PRIORITIES
the following bridges be added as Items 9 and 10 to the bridge priority list
File 7361 N /NW 21- 34 -25 -4 `4
File 6591 W /NW 3- 30 -25 -4
Carried
Mr A Keim of Acme had filed a complaint about the condition of the road
south of Sections 1 to 6 in 29 -26 -4 and wished to know when the M D will
be up- grading the road
Mr Maerz moved to accept the complaint as information and to refer the
COMPLAINT RE
ROAD SOUTH OF
1 to 6 in
29 -26 -4
COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 10th 1980
P5
request to the 1981 Road Program
Carried MEETING WITH
CREDIT UNION
Representatives from the Mid Central Credit Union entered the meeting at this time
Mrs Barbara Helton, Three Hills Office Manager
Mr Floyd Weis Director
and Mr.Tulsi Bharadwa , Manager of the Mid Central Credit Union
Mr Bharadwa spoke to Council about the credit union movement and
set up of the various credit unions and also about the stability of
them He noted that there is a reserve set up to guarantee investments
and also a head office which extends a guarantee to people who have money
invested in the credit unions
After lengthy discussion, the representatives were thanked and they left the
meeting
Mr Paquette reported that there did not appear to be much damage to the
road west of 25- 33-25 -4 and after brief discussion it was agreed this be
checked again in the spring
Mr Hastie moved to accept the report as information
Carried
A backsloping agreement for NW 26- 33-26 -4 -Frank Krause has been arranged
$62 50 for crop damage and $25 00 for general land damages
Mr Campbell moved to approve the agreement as arranged
Carried
ROAD DAMAGE
W 25- 33 -25 -4
BACKSLOPING AG
NW 26- 33 -26 -5
r.Y
TRANSIT
The need to purchase a transit for the public works crew was discussed
and Mr Maerz moved that Mr Jeffery obtained prices for suitable transits
and report back to a later meeting of Council
Carried
WORK APPLICATION
Application for work from David Swanson was reviewed and Mr Ferguson moved
same be referred to Mr Paquette
Carried
OPPOSITION TO
Operation Humbug ;rom Winnipeg Manitoba have forwarded a form letter requesting METRIC
donations to assist in stopping conversion to the metric system ✓\
After discussion of the request, and noting perhaps a donation to some local opposition
group might be considered,Mr Hoff moved to accept and file the letter as
information
Carried
Mr Ron Wilson, Mr Lyle Birch from P B I Mr Dave Stewart and Mr Verner
Fifner from UMA entered the meeting at this time - 4 15 P M Mr Fifner anc
Mr Stewart reviewed in considerable detail the proposed Red Deer River
Project, explaining how the treatment and storage of the water would be
accomplished and also reviewed the increase in estimated costs from around
six million dollars to over eight million in 1981 dollars UMA now require
approval from the Town of Three Hills and the M D to proceed with more
detailed plans for this project P B I representatives indicated the
school has not made its final decision about participating in the project
and wonder if they could not better spend a million dollars for drilling
new water wells for the school supply Mr Stewart indicated any delay
in starting the project will increase costs by $80,000 00 per month
Mr Campbell moved that this matter be tabled until the November 24th
meeting of Council
THREE HILLS
WATER PROJECT
TC,6Ic8
Carried SWALWELL SEWER
Mr Jeffery reported that Alberta Local Authorities Board have approved BY -LAWS
M D by -laws 915 and 917 By -law 915 authorized reduction of the front 915, 917
footage charge for the sewer project, and 917 authorized a reduction & 922
of the front footage of Lots 11 to 26 in Block 7
Mr Ferguson moved third reading to by -law 915
Carried
Mr Campbell moved third reading to by -law 917, with amendments in Paragraph 1 & 2 J`
- reference to by -law 916 should read by -law 915 Carried
MR Jeffery then noted that by -law 916 must now be amended to reduce the
frontage of Lots 11 to let in Block 7 against which the annual maintenance
charge is to be levied
Mr Campbell moved first reading to by -law 922 to amend by -law 916 as noted above
Carried
Mr Maerz moved second reading to by -law 922
Carried
COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 10th 1980
Mr Ferguson moved that third reading be given to by -law 922 at this time
Y
Carried Unanimously
Mr Hoff moved third reading to by -law 922
Carried Joint Meeting with
There was brief discussion concerning the recent point meeting with the
Starland
M D of Starland, and Mr Maerz moved to accept and file the report
Carried
BEISEKER
Mr Hoff gave a report concerning the Beiseker Seed Cleaning Plant
SEED PLANT
The plant has cleaned 442,800 bushels, the new plant is paid off, and
the Board hope to sell the old plant soon
Mr Hastie moved to accept the report as information
Carried
SHOP & FOREMEN
Mr Jeffery reviewed the minutes from the Shop & Foremen Meeting
MINUTES
The accident reports were briefly discussed and Mr Maerz moved this
item be tabled until the next meeting of Council
Carried
There was discussion concerning where the main crew should move next,
and Mr Campbell moved the main crew do the Marshall Williams Project
and then move to the Anderson Bridge Project
Carried
The accident concerning T -14 was briefly discussed and Mr
Maerz moved that a used door be purchased and the unit repaired
Carried
MR Hastie moved to table the balance of the Shop & Foremen minutes
until the next meeting of Council
Carried
Water trucks for the fire departments were discussed and Mr Hoff
moved that any single axle water truck and the A S B spray truck
be made available to the fire departments for the winter months
Carried
FUEL TENDERS
The matter of tendering out diesel fuel supply for the M D and bulk
gas for the main crew was briefly discussed and Mr Ferguson moved this
matter be tabled until the next meeting of Council
Carried
SIGNS ON GORR
There was brief discussion about the Gorr Road, which was surfaced this
ROAD
x
year with light coat surfacing Mr Maerz moved that the road be posted
¢ <<�
with a 90% axle weight restriction, on a permanent basis, and further
ob
that stops signs be erected on the north and south ends of this road,
which will force traffic on this road to stop before entering or crossing
SR 583 or Highway 27, and further that stops signs on the east -west roads
be erected, to make traffic on the east-west roads stop before entering
the Gorr Road
Carried THREE
HILLS SEED
Mr Ferguson gave a brief report about the Three Hills Seed Plant and noted
PLANT
he had a copy of their last financial statement if anyone wished to review
it
Mr Maerz moved that this meeting do now adjourn
ADJOURNMENT
Carried
Time - 6 25 P M
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Reeve Murxicipal Admi strator
Next Regular Meeting of Council - November 24th, 1980 9 00 A M
-PAYPOLL --OCTOBFR,1980
--------------- - - - - --
4844
Alex Cunningham
1,418
45
Utili'tu Officer
4845
John C Jefferu
1,897
56
Municipal Administrator
4846
Herman P Martens
1,197
89
Accountant
4847
John R Sailer
830
4.9
Asst Assessor
4848
Linda B Shearlaw
981
31
Stenographer
4849
June E Thomson
819
52
Computer Operator
4850
Jean Wilkinson
1,446
41
Asst Administrator
4851
Plorman Soder
1,431
45
Agricultural Fieldman
4852
Arthur G Thomas
81.3
35
Asst A.g Fieldman
4853
John Dorn
1,315
60
Road Foreman
4854
Ted Paquette
1,607
37
Public Works Super.indentan
4855
George Rempel
1,440
42
Gravel Foreman
4856
Oris Podcter
1 468
99
Utility Foreman
4857
Keith Smith
1 382
46
Shop Foreman
4858
Walter Corru
1,119
71
ASB Crew
4859
Anthonu J Greke
1,307
91
4860
Maurice Tourneur
1 206
60
4861
Leon Walesk_y
1,195
66
4862
Ken L Ehrmann
207
77
Wimborne Sewer Project
4863
Robert D Kennedu
517
48
IF
4864
Kevin J Short
8
40
1 '
4865
William R Short
470
56
4866
Sandy E Weir
285
16
IF
4867
Brian Bauman
1 260
04
Labor
4868
Vernon Bitz
1,430
17
4869
Dave A. Burden
369
6.3
4870
David S Collins
1,305
12
4871
Dan C Davidson
1 396
66
4872
Ken L Ehrmann
1,030
99
4873
Raumond Ehrmann
1,295
17
4874
Garu B F,nsminger
1,339
80
i
4875
Glen Enzie
1,429
88
4876
David Lee Flanagan
1 398
09
4877
Joe Friederich
1,.328
65
4878
Dan Cascon
1,326
09
4879
Lute Gelinas
1,317
22
4880
Cameron J Grant
1,257
33
4881
Karl Cundlach
1 389
2.5
4882
Robert C'undlach
1,231
45
I
4883
Vernon if Haskell
1,563
45
4884
Alan Hazel
1,076
46
i
4885
Clinton B Henry
1 577
80
4886
Oroville Holt
1,536
09
4887
Harveu Jesske
1,394
42
It ° 4888
Robert D Kennedy
1,299
13
4889
Albert Kimmel
1,626
52
4890
Douglas Knapp
1 581
51
4891
Otto Kurta
1 314
19
4892
Michael Laceq
77
54
4893
Harold A. Lunn
1,251
03
4894
Miles Maerz
1,374
28
4895
Alan G Medinq
1 350
42
4896
Brian F, Meding
1 264
00
4897
Leonard J McCook
1 281
58
4898
James R McMurtru
1,380
15
4899
Earl McRae
1, ,l82
56
4900
Jerry Painter
1,095
40
4901
Brian Plant
1,341
90
4902
Daniel H Platt
1,2.88
94
4903
Wallace .Rasmussen
1,342
25
4904
Milton P.empfer
1,587
00
4905
John Ruby
365
79
4906
Lawrence Samson
1,152
04
4907
Wilfred Schmidt
1,179
23
490.8
William Short
325
79
4909
Frederick H Slootweq
1,223
98
4910
Brian Sowerbu
1,355
48
4911
David B Tetz
1,272
71
4912
Danny Thomas
1 213
19
4913
Ken Thompson
1 474
05
4914
Robert W Tindal
1,287
83
4915
John Tupper
1,349
40
Page 2 --�
Page 2
4916
Jack Tutt
1 410
55 Laborer
4.917
R Michael Vickery
1,223
56
4918
Glenn Wagstaff
1,183
0.5
4919
Lorne Wiech
1,308
84
4920
Henry l4 Wiens
707
08
4921
Sandy F, Weir
1 051
26
4922
Lil Wei aum
448
92 Janitor
WA In
ACCOUNTS AS PRESENTED TO COUNCIL
NOVEMBER 10 1980
36405 Postmaster General
36406 A A M D & C
36407 Accurate Auto Body Ltd
.36408 M D of Kneehill#48
36409 MD of Kneehill #48
36410
36411
36412
36413
36414
36415
A A M D & C
Acklands Limited
Ken Adams
Aqrigas gervices Ltd
A G T
Alberta government Telephones
210 00
43 00
8,056 10
18,060 27
74,743 76
8 207 65
84 16
1,881 36
6.8 00
750 00
800 72
1
ASB Postage - Bulletin I
Rooms - Convention
Repairs T39
Payroll- October
Payroll -mens
Inventory Wimborne repair
Repairs
equipment rental
Shop supplies
replace buried cable
October accounts
36416
Alberta Health Care Insurance
1,380
00
October billing
36442
36417
Alberta Local Authorities Board
25
00
Swalwell Sewer
Dow Chemical of Canada
36418
Alberta Power Limited
1 029
20
October accounts
28
36419
Alberta Power Limited
336
24
re -set power poles
60
36420
Alberta Wheat Pool
154
50
ASB Material -seed
Mileage
36421
Allinqham Community Center
20
00
Rent hall -Div 4- election
36422
Allied Tools Itd
152
15
tools
36423
Art Bauer
25
00
nomination deposit refund
36424
Bearinq Supply & Service
6
96
shop supplies
36425
Allan Becker
150
00
Damage claim
36426
Brenda Auto Supply
451
74
Inventory repairs etc
36427
Ralph Brown
131
17
Council fees -Oct
36428
Burroughs Business Machines
3,300
48
Maintenance agreement
36429
Byron Communications
11
84
Radio repair supplies
36430
Calgary Power Ltd
45
43
Street lights
36431
Caltronics Communications Ltd
10
30
radio repair supplies
36432
Canadian Electronics (1980) Ltd
268
77
radio repair supplies
36433
Canadian Forestry Equipment Ltd
65
00
Repairs to magnetic locate
36434
Canadian Western Natural_ Gas
60
93
October account
36435
Capital Printers Ltd
11
40
ASB advertising
36436
Carbon Valley Motors Ltd
31
56
Carbon Rural Fire
36437
Chevron Asphalt Ltd
496
10
Radio Repair Supplies
36438
Chinook Auto Flectric
35
19
Inventory
i
36439
Courtney Baerg Ltd
52
50
Repairs
36440
Crown Mart
298
10
Repairs,shop supplies,etc
36441
D & D Safety Services Ltd
223
60
Torrington RFP Shop suppl
36442
Dominion Life Assurance Co
3,372
54
Dental LTD Group Ins
36443
Dow Chemical of Canada
3,445
00
ASB Herbicide
36444
Drumheller Radiator & Battery Shop
28
50
Repair supplies
36445
F O Parry Farm Machinery Ltd
6
60
Repairs
36446
Raymond F,hrmann
48
00
Mileage
36447
Mr Robert Empey
175
00
Borrow pits & Crop damage
36448
Enwod Developments
36
98
Shale for office
36449
Evans Brothers
511
70
Equipment rental
36450
Festival Ford Sales Ltd
16
40
Inventory ,
36451
F1exi -Coil Ltd
9
24
repairs
36452
Gehrings Transport
116
54
freight
36453
Anthony J Greke
25
28
mileage -ASB
36454
Guards Implements Ltd
18
95
inventory
36455
Gulf Canada Limited
15,988
08
Road surfaces
36456
Karl Gundlach
14
72
Mileage
36457
H T Howe & Son Farm F,cruipment
198
11
inventory ASB machinery
36458
Mrs Jean Hansen
75
00
DRO Election
3645.9
Hannas Seeds Ltd
1,066
62
ASB Grass seed
36460
Mrs Gladys Howe
300
00
Fences
36461
Mr L C Howe
600
00
Borrow pits
36462
Huttons Ltd
106
32
Inventory
36463
Imperial Oil Ltd
1 561
54
fuel
36464
J C Jeffery
110
40
Mileage
36465
J C Jeffery Petty Cash
41
94
Postage wreath misc
Pa ge 2
36466
Bob Kennedy
142
50
Wimborne Sewer
36467
Kimberly's Flowers Ltd
20 14
Misc,Flowers,Gifts
36468
Albert Kimmel
82
24
mileage
36469
Kneehill Ambulance Services
2,528
96
October revenue
36470
Lammle Electric
36
00
Florescent tubes - office
36471
Land Titles Office
20
00
fees
36472
Linden Trading Co -op
2.2,662
76
fuel propane ASB repairs
36473
Leonard Litz
436
14
Council .fees- Auq,Sept,Oct
- 36474
Loomis Courier Service Ltd
6
48
freight
36475
Macleods
172
83
Repairs,shop supplies,etc
36476
Richard Maerz
25
00
return nomination fee
36477
Emil Mazer
75
60
197.9 School Tax Rebate
36478
Marv's Upholstery
31
62
repairs
36479
Matus TV Service
58
90
Radio supplies
364.80
Moores Machine Shop
53
50
inventory repairs
36481
Len McCook
14
00
meals
36482
Les McCune Excavating Ltd
80
00
Equipment rental -B Hannah
36483
McGregor Filtering Equipment (1974) Ltd
133
52
inventory
36484
Mrs Margaret Neilson
75
00
Poll Clerk - Election
36485
O K Tire Store
172
70
inventory repairs etc
36486
Mr Jerry Penner
275
00
Borrow Pits
36487
J C Permann Buildina Supplies
4
00
repairs
36488
Pounder Emulsions
45,095
76
Material road surfacing
36489
Princess Auto
75
80
inventory
36490
Provincial Treasurer
100
00
Alberta Assessment manual
36491
Public Service Penision Admin
8,211
28
L/A - October
36492
Purolator Courier Ltd
6
80
freight
36493
George Rem ,pel
14
00
meals
36494
Rollies Motor Products
31.7
02
inventory
36495
Schumacher, Madden
257
01
leqal fees -11 Milan
36496
.Select Printing
125
73
Shop supplies
36497
Simson - Maxwell
7 059
42
power plant inventory
36498
Snap -on -tools
54
55
Tools
36499
Norman Soder
146
00
Postage meals a-,- „.:,. tio2
36500
Reuben Spady
517
50
sanitary landfill
36501
Peter Spilchen
696
45
in- service training
36502
SunA.lta Apprasials
366
46
Office insurance
36503
Superior Disposal Ltd
3,993
98
Sept & Oct Pick -ups
36504
Taylor,Pearson,Carson
386
50
inventory,shop supplies
36505
Art Thomas
165
72
Meals,mileage
36506
Three Hills Airport Commission
2,000
00
Requisition
36507
Three Hills Bakery
15
40
misc,flowers & Gifts
36508
Three Hills Foodarama
36
11
Parks,misc
36509
Three Hils 2DA. Pharmacy
4
24
Printing & Stationery
36510
Three Hills Pop Shop
6
98
Shop supplies
36511
Three Hills School Divsion
5 825
15
P &S, Fuel
36512
Town of Three Hills
2 626
46
Utilties
36513
Triple Seven Fuels (Trochu) Ltd
9
00
Fuel repairs
36514
Trochu Motors Ltd
58
60
ASB Machinery repairs
36515
Trochu Ready -Mix
284
50
Wimborne sewer
36516
United Auto Electric Ltd
495
84
inventory
36517
Union Tractor Ltd
966
36
Inventory
36518
Vaughns
112
10
tools,repairs,shop suppli,
36519
Waterous Power Products Ltd
420
64
inventory,machinery rep
36520
Mr Dick Webb
225
00
Borrow pits
36521
Weich Industries
13
00
repair supplies
36522
Welcome Ford
244
11
Inventory
36523
Westburne
926
17
Wimborne sewer
36524
Western Wheel & Parts
126
00
inventory
36525
Jean Wilkinson
8
32
mileage - Ambulance meeti.
36526
Marshall Williams Construction Ltd
4 643
50
equipment rental
36527
Wimborne Motors Ltd
2
42
shop supplies
36528
G A Berdahl
778
97
Council fees
36529
A W Bauer
384
40
F, '
36530
T A Ferguson
651
65
"��
Pa ge 3
36531
Otto Hoff
319
72
36532
Richard Maerz
279
76
36533
C W Poole
455
14
36534
R C Campbell
528
33
36535
Receiver General of Canada
28,598
1A
^
TOTAL OF ACCOUNTS
295,224
^
52
36536
Linden Contractors
37,002
8,187
90
36537
Victor Garson -
--
-52
*
* FIND OF ACCOUNTS * * *
340,484
94
LM
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Council fees
CPP, UIC Income Tax
Crushing & loading
Gravel Royalties