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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-09-14 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 14,1981 1 @,y., l of Council Minutes - August 24,1981 2 Approval of Bank Reconciliation - July,1981 Approval of Bank Reconciliation - August,1981 3 J C Jeffery - report to Council and budget hi -lites 4 Ruarkville - Grantville water rates - By -laws 5 Bumper Development - change in assessment 6 Approval of August,1981 accounts paid 7 Set date for organizational meeting in October Review dates for Christmas holidays and Council meetings 8 Barry Denis re; S12 - 20- 32- 26 -W4th 9 Road plans to be cancelled 10 Small crew projects - Schmelke and Linderman and Smith 11 Victor Garson Gravel lease 12 Road project - E -31, 30, 19 & 18 in 31 -22 -4 13 Alberta Transportation - Bridge requests 14 CRPC - Application to ammend Regional Plan - Fertilizer Blending plant - Subdivision application - Beverley Cote NW 26- 32 -26 -4 - Application for re- designation - NW 3- 30 -24 -4 15 Recreation - Gamble community association and agreement with Towns & Villages 16 Parks Committe minutes 17 M D pins 18 Solide Waste and Pesiticide Container sites 19. Rural Fire Protection - Three Hills 20 Huxley Community Centre 21 Village of Linden - lights 22 Public Works projects - report 23 Building Permits 24 Complaint - Acadia W I 25 Misc 0,6' 10 COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 14th, 1981 is A regular meeting of the Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill #48 was held in the Municipal Office, Three Hills on Monday, September 14th 1981, commencing at 9 00 A M Those present were. PRESENT �iG A Berdahl Division 1 (Reeve) Robert E Boake Division 3 Richard A Maerz Division 4 T A. Ferguson Division 5 Bruce Hastie Division 6 R G Campbell Division 7 J C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator r Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator was present and recorded the minutes APPROVAL OF MINUTES After brief discussion of the minutes of the council meetings of August 10th and August 24th, and noting a correction for August 24th minutes as follows Page 4 - 3rd paragraph - Establishment of new Secondary Roads :Correct legal description of Item #2 to read as follows. 2 Road West of Sections 17, 20, 29 & 32 in 33 -22 -4 and West of Sections 5, 6, 17 & 20 in 34 -22 -4 from SR 585 to the Buffalo Jump Park Road, I'Mr Hastie moved approval of the minutes of the August 24th meeting with the above noted .4 correction Carried Mr Boake moved approval of the minutes of the August 10th meeting Carried SOD TURNING CEREMONY i Mr Jeffery noted that a sod turning ceremony is scheduled for today at 10.00 A M at the Red Deer River in connection with the Three Hills Red Deer River Water Project The town has requested that the Reeve and the Water Committee Members attend the %A ceremony After discussion Mr Maerz moved that the entire council attend this ceremony, at 10.00 A M Carried BANK STATEMENTS 1`The bank reconciliation statements for the months of July and August were then reviewed After discussion Mr Ferguson moved approval for the two statements BUDGET HI -LITES Carried Mr Jeffery reviewed a draft of budget hi -lites to date and after discussion i of the statement and the need to change the penalty dates, Mr Boake moved that the meeting do now adjourn to attend the Sod Turning Ceremony, at the Red Deer River Carried The meeting reconvened at 12.30 P M BUDGET & PENALTY DAVE There was further discussion concerning change in the penalty dates, and CHANGES Mr Ferguson moved that a by -law be drafted for considL..,i __,._ at the next meeting to change the penalty amounts as follows November 1st 3% February 1st, 10% MOTION DEFEATED Mr Hastie moved that a by -law be drafted for consideration at the next meeting to change the penalty dates as follows September 1st 2% February 1st 10% CARRIED CHANGE IN SHIFT HOURS FOR There was further discussion about the budget figures and continuation of the CREWS 11 hour shifts for the crews, and Mr Maerz moved that the Public Work crews work a 10 hour shift effective September 15th, 1981, and effective October 1st, 1981 a 9 hour shift, and quitting time for the crews to be 5.00 P M CARRIED �a a COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 14th, 1981 P 2 Mr. Campbell moved that the budget report be accepted Carried J C JEFFERY REPORT ® Mr Jeffery reviewed his report covering the period August 24th to September 14th, 1981 N and various items were discussed as follows '1 Mr Ferguson moved that the M D purchase a school bus from the Three Hills NEW SCH School Division at a price not to exceed $1100,00 and if possible trading BUS the old school bus back to the Board, but if not possible the M D arrange for the disposal of the old bus. Carried ANSWERING 2 After discussion of the cost for installation of an answering service for SERVICE overload permits, Mr Boake moved that the answering service be installated effective February 1st, 1982 Carried FIRST TIME GRAVEL 3 First time gravel is required for a road ESE 25- 32 -24 -4 and after discussion Mr Maerz moved that Mr Rempel be given authority to gravel this 2 mile of road Carried RECLAMATION OF GRAVEL 4 The reclamation of gravel pits and stripping required was then discussed PITS Work is required at the Megli Pit, Vetter Pit, Hesketh Pit, Lowen Pit and WITH ECON the Garson Pit as well as the Andrews -Lowen Pit (to provide access road) STAB GRANT Mr Campbell moved that two cats and two scrapers, if necessary, be taken off the road projects and reclamation work and stripping be started immediately '^ commencing with the Megli Pit Carried 5 After discussion by telephone with Mr B Kathol, Regional Director of Alberta Transportation, who advised that the M D could hire a cat and or scraper under the Economic Stablization Grant Program to undertake the work in the H gravel pits, as long as the gravel was being used on M D Roads, Mr Hastie moved that Articles of Agreement with Alberta Transportation be prepared under the Economic Stablization Grant Program for reclamation work and stripping in the Megli Pit, Vetter Pit, Garson Pit, and for the access route to the Andrews -Lowen Pit, and further that the M D hire a cat (minimum size of a new D -8E) to assist with the reclamation and stripping work Carried FUEL TRUCK Mr Jeffery reviewed information and prices obtained for sandblasting the tank on the fuel truck (Mack) or purchase of a new tank or a new truck and noted that the company who quoted on sandblasting would give no guarantee the tank would not leak after sandblasting. Mr Hastie moved that nothing be done about replacement or repairs to the Mack Fuel Truck until next year Carried WATER TRUCK WITH The need for a policy about having a water truck on with the gravel trucks, GRAVEL spraying the haul roads in front of people's residences,was then discussed CREW and Mr Maerz moved that no water be sprayed on M D or other roads during gravel hauls Carried FIRST TIME GRAVEL 7 A motion is now required to first time gravel two blade grade roads constructed this year - 1 S /SW 15- 28 -20 -4 2 W /SW 31- 28 -21 -4 After discussion Mr Campbell moved approval for first time gravel for IIthe Blade Grade Roads as follows- 1 S /SW 15- 28 -20 -4 2 W /SW 31- 28 -21 -4 3 W /Sec 33- 29 -23 -4 4 W /SW 28- 33 -22 -4 Carried 8 ANR Productions was given permission to construct 12 miles of road to reach two wells at 16- 31 -32 -22 and 7- 34- 29 -22 -4 Ij a q 67,- CJ r COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 14th, 1981 !sand a motion is required to authorize first time gravel for these roads Mr Boake noted he had a road between Sections 5 & 6 in 29 -26 -4 which I'should also be gravelled Mr Ferguson moved approval P 3 It for first time gravel for the above noted roads Carried AIR CONDITIONER REPAIR I!Mr Jeffery further reported there is an air conditioning repair course "available at Sait commencing October 27th, 1981 Fee is $73 00 each Four mechanics would like to take the course and ask that the M D pay the registration fee, provide them with an M D vehicle to go to the course (course is Tuesday and Thursday Evenings for 5 weeks) allow them to leave COURSE SAIT work at 4.30 P M on the Tuesdays and Thursdays, but not lose any pay for the ,,rfc(L z hour between 4.30 and 5.00 P M j Pd °� After discussion of this request, Mr Ferguson moved that the 4 mechanics , r be authorized to attend the course on the terms as outlined above, but after 5.00 P.M., the employees are considered to be on their own time CARRIED ROADS BUILT NOT TO M D Mr Jeffery then reviewed the problems which have arisen with the roads STANDARDS constructed by various oil companies for the M D, one of which is of poor quality work and the others which are too narrow to meet M D standards Three the roads have been re- measured and still do not meet M D standard width of 26 feet The road constructed by Hudson Bay was built too narrow, but because of poor construction has pounded out and is now over 26 feet wide After discussion of the matter, Mr Boake moved that the companies concerned be written advising the M D will accept the roads as constructed on condition that if complaints are received about the roads being too narrow, the M D may request the companies to re -do the roads and widen them to meet M D standards Carried It was agreed that the companies must adhere to M D standards in future Mr Hastie moved to accept the report given by Mr Jeffery Carried of A S There was discussion about the A S B spraying trees and weeds along the roadsides as it appears damage may have been caused to crops by the spray and people are concerned about the possible hazards to wildlife Mr Jeffery read a letter from the Secretary of the Acadia W I , concerning i.problem After discussion of the problem and what other steps could be undertaken to weeds in the ditches and to kill unwanted brush or trees on the roadsides, I`Mr Campbell moved that this matter be tabled and discussed at the next A S and a recommendation from that meeting be brought back to the next meeting iCouncil Carried this control B SPRAYING ROADSIDES & TREES B meeting of vA OLD SHOP DOORS 'The new doors have been installed on the shops in Three Hills and the old doors ';must now be disposed of The old shop doors from the Carbon Shop are still not disposed of either After discussion Mr Campbell moved that the doors Ibe advertised for sale in two issues of the Capital, with tenders to be opened fat the October 12th meeting of Council Carried THREE HILLS Mr Jeffery then reviewed the required by -laws for debentures for the Ruarkville WATER PROJECT and Grantville participation in the Three Hills Water Project The by -laws will be passed under Section 338 of the Municipal Government Act and after first reading BY- LAWS is given to the by -laws, they must be sent to Alberta Local Authorities Board for 949 & 950 its approval After discussion Mr Ferguson moved first reading to by -law 949 being a by -law to authorize the M D to borrow the sum of $53,083 13 by way of debenture for improvements to the Grantville water supply system Carried Unanimously kA Mr Boake moved first reading to by -law 950, this being a by -law to authorize the M D to borrow the sum of $101,670 10, by way of debenture for improvements to the Ruarkville Water Supply System Carried Unanimously ';ai I 0 COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 14th, 1981 P 4 REDUCTION OF The government have revised the 1981 assessments for power and pipelines 1981 POWER & as a result of appeals by the various companies and as our 1981 taxes PIPELINE have now been levied and in some cases paid, this will require either ASSESSMENT cancellation or refunds for the overpayment of taxes The total assessment reduction is $25,290, and affects quite a few companies After discussion Mr Campbell moved that the power and pipeline assessment figures be corrected for 1981 and the appropriate cancellations or refunds be made to the companies concerned Carried APPROVAL OF Mr Boake moved approval for the accounts paid in the month of August, 1981 August ACCOUNTS Carried DATE FOR 1981 ORGAN The date for the 1981 organizational meeting of Council was discussed and MEETING Mr Ferguson moved that the organizational meeting be held on October 26th, 1981 commencing at 9.00 A M , in the M D Office in Three Hills Carried All councillors will receive a notice to this effect by mail OFFER RE- S2 20 -32- 26-4 Mr Barry Dennis has submitted an offer of $5000 00 per year for a three year lease of the S2 of 20- 32 -26 -4, payable $2500 00 in the spring and $2500 00 in the fall, and with some requirements regarding fencing After discussion of his offer, Mr Ferguson moved that the M D accept the offer / of Mr Dennis as outlined in his letter of September 7th, 1981, for a three year lease of the S2 20- 32 -26 -4 Carried ACCESS TO LOOK OUT POINT ORKNEY There was brief discussion about an access route rom SR 837 south of Section HILL AREA 9 in 30 -21 -4, out to what is commonly called Look Out Point in the Orkney Hill area It appears from information on hand in the office that this is not a public road and therefore the M D does not have any responsibility to maintain or gravel it Mr Boake moved approval of the agreements arranged Carried GARSON GRAVEL Mr Jeffery requested a committee meet with Mr Victor Garson soon about a gravel lease for next year and it was agreed that the Road Committee and Mr Ferguson arrange a meeting with Mr Garson as soon as possible INSPECTION OF PAVING Mr Hastie requested the Road Committee inspect the West Huxley Paving JOB Project when next out on tour as the paving job is not holding up AGREEMENT RE. The Golden Hills Lodge have re oeived authorization from the Provincial NEW UNITS ON Government for an additional 20 units for the lodge and now requires GOLDEN HILLS an agreement by the M D and the towns and villages agreeing to pay the LODGE d extra operating costs involved in the operation of the new units �/1 pa-" AFter discussion Mr Campbell moved that the Reeve and Municipal Administrator G v n be authorized to sign the agreement with the Lodge and the Provincial Government Carried BACKSLOPING A/G Backsloping and borrow pit agreements were reviewed as follows. 1 2 3 4 5 6 NW 29- 31 -22 -4 - Witral Holdings Ltd NE 30- 31 -22 -4 - Witral Holdings Ltd Pt NE 30- 31 -22 -4 David F Wolf et ux Pt NW 32- & NE 31 in 31 -22 -4 Alice Devereux SE 31 & SW 32 in 31 -22 -4 - Margaret Leyden SE 30- 31 -22 -4 - Margaret M Barnes ,W 29- 31 -22 -4 - Greg J Frolek ,2 19- 31 -22 -4 - Donald W Davies BACKSLOPING A/G Backsloping and Borrow Pit agreements were reviewed as follows 1 NE 36- 33 -26 -4 Ronald K Smith 2 NE 21- 33 -26 -4 Kenneth Allan Linderman 3 SW 15- 33 -26 -4 Kenneth Stanley Schmelke 4 SE 16- 33 -26 -4 David Ernest Schmelke Mr Boake moved approval of the agreements arranged Carried GARSON GRAVEL Mr Jeffery requested a committee meet with Mr Victor Garson soon about a gravel lease for next year and it was agreed that the Road Committee and Mr Ferguson arrange a meeting with Mr Garson as soon as possible INSPECTION OF PAVING Mr Hastie requested the Road Committee inspect the West Huxley Paving JOB Project when next out on tour as the paving job is not holding up AGREEMENT RE. The Golden Hills Lodge have re oeived authorization from the Provincial NEW UNITS ON Government for an additional 20 units for the lodge and now requires GOLDEN HILLS an agreement by the M D and the towns and villages agreeing to pay the LODGE d extra operating costs involved in the operation of the new units �/1 pa-" AFter discussion Mr Campbell moved that the Reeve and Municipal Administrator G v n be authorized to sign the agreement with the Lodge and the Provincial Government Carried BACKSLOPING A/G Backsloping and borrow pit agreements were reviewed as follows. 1 2 3 4 5 6 NW 29- 31 -22 -4 - Witral Holdings Ltd NE 30- 31 -22 -4 - Witral Holdings Ltd Pt NE 30- 31 -22 -4 David F Wolf et ux Pt NW 32- & NE 31 in 31 -22 -4 Alice Devereux SE 31 & SW 32 in 31 -22 -4 - Margaret Leyden SE 30- 31 -22 -4 - Margaret M Barnes ,W 29- 31 -22 -4 - Greg J Frolek ,2 19- 31 -22 -4 - Donald W Davies COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 14th, 1981 P 5 9 W2 20- 31 -22 -4 - George Leonard Davies 10 NE 18- 31 -22 -4 - Vernal G Cunningham 11 NW 17- 31 -22 -4 - Vernal G Cunningham V' 12 SE 18- 31 -22 -4 - John Elmer Price 13 SW 17- 31 -22 -4 - Hugh F Morrish et ux After discussion Mr Campbell moved approval of the agreements as arranged, with the exception of the agreement with Gregory J Frolek, SW 29- 31 -22 -4, as he had requested the M D backslope an old road diversion as part of the agreement and it was felt this should be checked out by Mr Ferguson and the Road Committee'° { prior to approval of the agreement rvf� Carried GELINAS Mr Hastie noted that Lyle Gelinas, an M D employee had been given permission to SCRAPER rent an M D scraper to remove dirt from an M D road allowance and use the RENTAL dirt around his house He did the work on a weekend and Mr Paul Gelinas .v has requested the M D consider a reduction in the rent for the scraper as the removal of the dirt was a benefit to the M D as well as to Lyle After discussion of this matter it was agreed that no reduction could be granted In to a question about quitting time on Friday because of the QUITTING TIME FRIDAYS change in the length of the shifts for the crews, Mr Maerz moved that quitting time will be 5.00 P.M Monday to Friday effective immediately Carried The 1982 Bridge Priorities were then reviewed and Mr Ferguson moved 1982 BRIDGE LIST that the 1982 bridge priorities be those bridges as listed on the 1981 list, with the following additions S /SE 16- 30 -25 -4 - Division 3 IN SW 17- 29 -22 -4 - Division 1 E /NE 2- 32 -25 -4 - Division 4 S /SW 27- 30 -26 -4 - Division 3 Carried LOW LEVEL CROSSINGS There was discussion about up- grading low level crossings and Mr Jeffery was requested to find out if there are still grants available for crossing improvements C R P C AMENDMENT C R P C advise that a public hearing will be held on Friday, October 9th BY ROCKY VIEW to consider the application from the M D of Rocky View for amendments to the 1971 TO PREL PLAN Prel Regional Plan to allow more industrial uses in the rural area After discussion it was agreed that both Mr Hoff and Mr Berdahl should attend this hearing if possible FERTILIZER PLANT C R P C have reviewed the application for development of a fertilizer plant SW 6- 33 -23 -4 on Pt SW 6- 33 -23 -4 and note that storage blending and wholesale dispensing facilities for the fertilizer would be considered an industrial use and would be allowed but a relaxation of the plan must be requested to allow the retail sales as proposed They suggest that Council pass a resolutic-,� requesting the Commission A to relax Part:ll, -, Section 1(1) (h) of the Regional Plan, 1971 AFter discussion Mr Ferguson moved that the M D request the Calgary Regional Planning Commission to relax the 1971 Preliminary Regional Plan Part II, Section 1(1) (h) to allow retail sales from the fertilizer plant to be established on Pt SW 6- 33 -23 -4 Carried It was agreed that this resolution be presented to the commission meeting on October 9th SUBDIVISION An application for isolation of an existing farmstead on NW 26- 32 -26 -4 was NW 26-32 - reviewed and Mr Boake moved that Council recommend approval for this application subject to normal requirements f Carried The problem with unmowed grass on vacant lots in Swalwell and other hamlets VACANT LOTS was then discussed There was a bad fire in Swalwell on September 9th and FIRE HAZARD the residents felt the entire hamlet could have been destroyed as there is so much tall grass on these vacant lots, and most of the owners are non - residents of the hamlet AFter discussion of the matter it was agreed Mr Jeffery should discuss the matter with the M D solicitor to see if there is any quick solution and Mr. Campbell moved that each of the owners of vacant lots in Swalwell be sent a letter requesting them to clean up their property and keep the grass mowed 04 Carried \/1 26 COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 14th 1981 P 6 GAMBLE COMMUNITY Mr Jeffery reported that the Gamble Community Association advertised ASSOCIATION in a local paper on March 10th, 1981 that a meeting of all officers, DISBANDED directors, members and past members of the Community Association would be held on Wednesday, March 18th, 1981, at 8.00 P M to discuss disbanding the association Since that time the land and building have been sold by auction and the Association have decided to donate the money left over after payment of any debts of the association to the Kneehill Ambulance Service However to date no copy of any minutes from that meeting have been received from the directors of the assocation After discussion of the matter and noting that the dissolution of the association had been well advertised and discussed and people were made aware of the intention to donate the funds left over to the Ambulance Service, Mr Berdahl moved that Council approve of the dissolution of the Gamble Community Association and the duplicate title number 105 0 73 covering Pt NE 10- 30 -23 -4 in the name of the Gamble Community Association be sent to the solicitor, Stan Schumacher, so that the sale of the property may now be completed Carried RECREATION AGREEMENTS The proposed recreation agreements with the towns and villages was again reviewed and it was noted that Three Hllls, Trochu and Carbon have expressed concerns about the new agreement No reply has been received from Acme or Linden, and Torrington is the only village which has signed and returned the agreement After discussion of the matter, and noting that a change has been agreed upon as far as composition of the board (minutes of July 27th meeting of Council) Mr Ferguson moved that no further changes will be made in the proposed recreation agreements with the Towns and Villages Carried The minutes from the Parks Committee meeting of September 3rd were then reviewed and after discussion of various items, Mr Ferguson moved approval of the minutes Carried' VA PARK COMM MINUTES POLICY RE- M D PINS The need for a policy about donation of M D pins was then reviewed and Mr Boake moved that M D pins may be donated by a councillor or the Municipal Administrator,in their discretion,to visiting individuals or groups Carried PESTICIDE Mr Jeffery read a letter sent by the Minister of Alberta Environment to CONTAINER SITE the Association about establishment of pesticide container sites throughtout the province This is for information only Mrs Wilkinson left the meeting at this time. GARBAGE COLLECTION IN Mr Jeffery reported that as the contract with Superior Disposal will HAMLETS expire soon, he had contacted the Towns and Villages as well as Mountain View Disposal regarding possible arrangements for pick up of garbage in our hamlets A further report on this matter will be made when more information is available a MISC ITEMS Mr Campbell gave a report on /hazardous waste meeting he attended recently in Trochu and Mr Maerz moved to accept the report Carried A G T have submitted quotes for a communication system for fire departments and after discussion Mr Ferguson moved to accept and file Carried HUXLEY COMMUNITY Norman Tainsh, Solicitor for the Huxley Community Club has been successful CLUB PROBLEM TITLE TO LOT in obtaining a court order and title to Lots 7, 8 & 9 in Block 9 Huxley 6 is now registered in the name of the community club However he was not able to obtain title to Lot 6 After lengthy discussion of this problem, Mr Boake moved that this matter be tabled and discussed again when more information is available Carried Item Number 21 was on the agenda in error emd this matter is to be discussed at the 2nd meeting of October COSTING REPORT MR Jeffery reviewed a report on public work projects completed to date and after discussion Mr Campbell moved to accept and file Carried n ,o6' I COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 14th, 1981 P 7 Mr Maerz left the meeting at 6.40 P M Item Number 23 was on the agenda in error The R C M P at Beisker wrote suggesting the M D erect signs on R C M P an intersection north and east of Linden After discussion of SUGGESTION RE ROAD this request Mr Boake moved to accept and file as information SIGNS Carried Mr Campbell moved that the joint meeting with Starland for 1981 be JOINT bi,Li.LA6 held on October 27th, 1981, commencing with a noon luch and meeting WITH STARLAND after Mr Boake moved that the letter received fromarPremiere Alta T V Ltd be filed Carried Mr Chris Helm of Wimborne has submitted a bill for $419 66 CHRIS HELM ACCOUNT in connection with installation of plumbing %Eris residence to hook on the M D sewer After brief discussion of the matter Mr Ferguson moved that no payment be made to Mr Helm for this account and further information be obtained about this matter Carried as a committee COMMITTEE MEETINC Mr Berdahl moved that Council meet /on Tuesday, September 22nd, 1981 RE- GRAVEL PIT at 1 00 P M , with Mr Doug Hazelton to review the Andrews Loewen Pit situation Carried Mr Ferguson moved that this meeting do now adjourn ADJOURNMENT Carried Time - 7.00 P M _z - A_--- - - - - -- - - - -- _ -_ ---- -___ -- - - - Reeve Municipal Administr or P k ! ! 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O C 0 Ln t— N OUTSANDING CHEQUES PAYROLL ----5564 00 I 38048 I GENERAL I 38082 [----767-73 I 5565 790 69 I) 37992 I 1, 5568 I 1,374 25 �I 37993 -- -- ---744 -If 5574 I 978 95 I) 37996 38025 I3,910 95 II 38002 8, lI) 75 38003 1, IGENERAL I 37.00 �I 38004 I 6977 I 50 00 JI 38005 II 38061 7009 I 125 00 II 38006 90 +I 7744 I 142 80 II 38007 l �cd f. 762 I 811 I 833 I 37865 37867 37886 37892 37927 37950 37951 37957 37958 37973 37988 75.00 37 79 95 00 90 67 330 15 87 50 2,473 50 1,126 59 1,364 33 50 00 50 00 100 00 800.00 80 00 II 38008 I( 38009 I38010 I38012 38014 38015 1 38016 38017 I 1 38018 I 38019 I I38020 I I38021 I38023 I 38024 Outstanding Loans 275,000 00_ Cash on Hand Deposited 44 00 I 38048 I 3,350 30 I I 38082 535 00 7 72 �I ALTA 75TH 38083 OTHER 31 - -- --- - -- - -- -- ---744 -If -38059--T-1,937-26 I 5,814 62 II 38025 339 98 48 73 II 277 75 II 38026 I 35.00 1138060 I 37.00 884 16 II 38027 I 63 32 II 38061 I 656 8 2-7 150,645 90 +I 38058 ` c l �cd f. 417 73 I I 38028 I 3,623 77 I 1 38'63 5% - 139 60 38090 399 44 II 38029 I 137 80 II 38064 68 29 039 00 �) 38030 I 21 70 II 38065 l 5.7;k 344 62 II 38031 I 3,378 04 II 38067 I 326 46' 20 20 �I 38035 I 697 65 II 38070 I 1,920.6a 810 92 I 38037 10 77 38071 I 196 6a 786 80 II 38038 I 1,032 17 +I 38072 I 51 41 49 23 I I 38039 I 2,289 87 I 1 38073 I 269 00 17 05 II 38040 I 1,005.99 II 38074 I 14 00 37 00 �I 38041 2,299 10 �I 38075 I 14 59 111 16 I I 38042 I 2,720 35 I 1 38076 I 40 96' 50 00 ll 38043 I 1,338 00 �) 38077 2,502 20 767 86 �I 38044 ( 892 52 II 38078 33,975 13 915 20 II 38045 I 65 30 II 38079 I 3.4$ 100 00 I 38047 19,893 00 I 38080 I 9 90 44 00 I 38048 I 3,350 30 I I 38082 535 00 7 72 �I 38049 I 1,008 49 �I 38083 56 31 127 18 �I 38050 I 5,814 62 II 38084 I 339 00 48 73 II 38055 I 1,125.12 II 38086 I 261 9J4 26 55 �I 38057 327 94 II 38087 5,315 2-7 150,645 90 +I 38058 ` 140.65 1� 38088 532 6d 38089 139 60 38090 6,375 CO 38091 18 74 OPAL- 281,669 4 SUBMITTED TO COUNCIL THIS 14 DAY OF Septembe7R, D � -- - - - - 1961 ` Reeve --------------------- - - - - -- Municipal Administrator 11 ACCOUNTS PRESENTED TO COUNCIL September 14, 1981 38092 M D Of Kneehill - Payroll $ 21,003 97 Office Payroll - Aug 38093 M D Of Kneehill - Payroll $ 81,741 87 Mens Payroll - Aug. 38094 Rockwell Chemical $ 1,511 94 Inventory 38095 A A M.D. & C $ 20,084 84 Inv.,Repairs, Signs 38096 A.A.M D & C $ 5.70 J C J -name tag 38097 Ability Industrial Supply Co $ 228 88 Inventory 38098 Acklands Ltd $ 63 04 Inv , Repairs 38099 Ken Adams $ 1,010 76 Equip. Rental 38100 Air Vac Brake Equipment 518 34 37 38101 Albatross Radiator Services 68 320.00 38102 Alberta Attorney General 38113 10 00 38103 A G T I 289 25 38104 Alberta Health Care Insurance road surfacing 779 00 38105 Alberta Power Ltd 32 1,464 86 38106 Merle Anderson 140 3,806 62 38107 Beaver Lumber Co Courtney Berg Industries Ltd 13 50 38108 Brake Drome Co Ltd -r E 73 80 39109 Cam Guard Industrial Electronics Crl ncr l ed LS N , 38119 Crown Mart - Three Hills 38110 Canadian National Institute parks, repairs 200 00 Inventory I Repairs Comm for Oaths -J C Jeff Carbon shop, RFP Medical Office,shop,park,wells compensation- bridge pr6j repairs,material inventory radio repairs 1981 grant �I 38111 CP Ltd 518 09 maintenance of crossin 38112 Canadian Western Natural Gas 68 07 Utilities r 38113 Carbon Valley Motors 499 30 Carbon RFP I 38114 Chevron Asphalt Ltd 90,078 25 road surfacing 00 38115 Chinook Auto Electric 235 32 inventory,repairs r 38116 Consolidated Western Industries Co Ltd 140 90 ASB machinery repairs ' 38117 Courtney Berg Industries Ltd 52 00 repairs 87 38118 Cranston Construction 10,883 47 machine rental,fuel 85 38119 Crown Mart - Three Hills 71 99 parks, repairs inventory,3 -Hills RFP 38120 Crown Mart - Trochu 17 75 shop supplies 38133 38121 Cystic Fibrosis Assoc 100 00 1981 grant �1. 38122 Danco Equipment Ltd 50 72 inventory 38123 Dominion Life Assurance 4,199 78 Group, Dental, L T D II 38124 Dow Chemical of Canada Ltd 6 780.00 ASB Herbicides 38125 City of Drumheller 490 00 fire call 38126 Raymond Ehrmann 48 00 mileage 38127 Estate Allen Fuller 4,859.60 Borrow pits,etc 38128 Richard Garrett 2,817 76 Compensation - Anderson 38129 Gestetner Inc 87 21 Ink and paper 38130 Gehrings Transport 21 85 freight 38131 Gibbs Ford Motor 182 14 inventory,3 -Hills RFP 38132 Karl Gundlach 76 16 mileage 38133 H T Howe & Son Farm Equipment 260 76 inv,ASB,repairs, 38134 Hannas Seeds Ltd 2,414 85 ASB Grass seed 38135 Vernon Haskell 7 00 Meal 38136 Hauser Tractor & Equipment Ltd 55 36 inventory 38137 Hudson Bay Route Association 100 00 1981 grant 38138 Huttons Ltd 351.48 inventory 38139 ICG Utilities 144 32 office shop,ASB ji 38140 Imperial Oil Ltd 2,527 60 repairs ASB supplies 38141 J C Jeffery, Petty Cash 31 52 postage,typewriter rep 38142 Kens Trucking 2,814 77 machine rental, fuel 38143 Albert Kimmel 7 04 mileage 38144 Kirks Sheet Metal 102 08 repairs 38145 Kneehill Ambulance Service 2,303 12 August revenue C r I i r 38146 Linden Agri- centre 7.20 inventory 38147 Linden Contractors 45,900 00 gravel crushing 38148 Linden Motors 61 15 inventory,Linden RFP 38149 Linden Trading Co -op 28,693 48 fuel 38150 Loomis Courier Services 6.40 freight Page 2 I 1 :7 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE SEPTEMBER 1`1,1981 38151 Lynco Products 38152 Macleods 38153 Mainline Farm Sales (80) Ltd 38154 Malkin & Pinton 38155 Mascot Truck Parts Page 2 60 25 shop supplies 89 57 inv,signs,repairs,suppli 236 95 ASB,repairs,inventory 975 90 tools 286 16 inventory 38156 Mery & Rons Service 36 00 Three Hills RFP 38157 Moore's Machine Shop 124 25 inventory 38158 Motorola 1,028 18 Pagers - 3Hills RFP 38159 Mr & Mrs Ken Nygard 249 70 Borrow pit 38160 Oliver Agricultural Supply 67 19 ASB Machine repairs 38161 T J Philips 722 58 Equipment Rental 38162 Pitney -Bowes 61 35 Postage, Printing & Stat j 38163 Pollack Surveys Ltd 135 00 surveys 38164 Public Service Pension Administration 6,929 67 August pension 38165 Lyle Regehr 66.40 Linden RFP 38166 Rema- Tip -Top Distributors 88 00 Tools j; 38167 Oris Rodger 27 50 medical 38168 Rollies Motor Products 108 82 3 -Hills RFP,ASB,inv 38169 S S & G Construction 13,893 33 Equipment rental,fuel 38170 John R Sailer 607 40 mileage,meals in -servi e I. 38171 Salvation Army 500 00 1981 grant 38172 Select Printing Ltd 434 30 P &S 38173 Keith Smith 14.00 meals 38174 Snap -on -tools 67 55 tools 38175 Norman Soder 85 30 mileage,meals,ASB 38176 Superior Disposals Ltd 1 304 00 July & Aug pick -ups 38177 Taylor Pearson & Carson 550 44 inv,repairs,shop suppl e, 38178 Three Hills Foodarama 232 50 Park,office,shop 38179 Three Hills IDA Pharmacy 21 98 3 -Hills RFP, office 38180 Three Hills Texaco 70.50 3 -Hills RFP 38181 Torrington Fuel & Service Centre 70 25 Torrington RFP 38182 Town of Three Hills 22 50 3 -Hills RFP 38183 Trans Alta Utilities 46 91 Bircham, Acme 38184 Trentham Transport 308 42 freight 38185 Triple Seven Fuels ( Trochu) 27 85 Trochu -RFP 38186 Twin Bow Construction 9,064 96 machine rental,fuel 38187 Unifarm District Kneehill 100 00 1981 grant 38188 Vaughns 135 00 RFP,ASB,repairs,supplies 38189 Waterous Power Products 79 00 inventory 38190 Weich Industries 32 50 repairs 38191 Whitnack's repair centre 15 50 inventory 38192 Wheat -Belt Industries 242 70 ASB repairs 38193 Wimborne Service Centre 47 80 repairs 38194 E A Bauer & Sons 3,390 18 Equipment rental 38195 Linden Contractors 3,783 95 if if 38196 Westside Trucking Ltd 3,659 40 IT it 38197 Linda Shearlaw 11 52 Ambulance meeting 38198 Receiver General for Canada 31,290 72 UIC, Income Tax 38199 R E Boake 519 12 Council fees 38200 R G Campbell 388 65 it 38201 T.A. Ferguson 508 24 " 38202 Bruce Hastie 388.88 " 38203 Richard Maerz 435 01 " TOTAL AMOUNT PAID 424,477 67