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Home My WebLink About1982-08-09 Council Minutess i a AGENDA AUGUST 9th, 1982 COUNCIL MEETING 1 Approval of Minutes - July 26th, 1982 - Requires correction - Page 4 - Garbage pickup Hesketh $37 50 per month 2 Budget Review - 3 J. C. Jeffery report 4 Approval of Accounts paid in July, 1982 5 Appointments Public Hearing 1 00 P M - See Item # 6 AAMD & C 1982 Fall Convention Delegate Sheet etc Notice of Motion of Resolution to come to Convention 7. Letter from Mrs Barnes - tax cancellation for 1982 8 Request from ICED funding an economic development council ® 9 Request to cancel taxes C N R 1982 and Refund overlevy of taxes for 1981 10 Request from Almer Weisenburger re. Torrington Pit 11 Report from Bruce Hastie - re E S Howard complaint re, d:. :.r.r ad trees 12. Report re. Seed Plant Application for funds 13 Road Commmittee Report - July 27th 1982 14. Motion to install yield signs on Ginther Road 15 Review M D road building standards 16 Letter from Alta Transportation Bridge Branch bridge inspections 17 Letter from Alberta Transportation Bridge Branch - maintenance bridge policy 18 Request from Cohos & Co re road approaches to hospital 19 Letter from Environment re Drumheller & District Solid Waste Association I 20. Charging for Highway vehicle fires 21 Subdivision - NW 28- 30 -25 -4 22 Subdivision - Lot 1 Blk 4 Grantville - M Reed Report from Alex Cunningham 23 Correspondence from Rockyview re C R P C & Reg Plan 24 Public Hearing Amendment to Land Use By -law 913 25. Miscellaneous Letter from Alta. Transportation - signs for Dinosaur Trail i 1 r a \J COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 9th, 1982 A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill #48 was held in the M D Office in Three Hills, on Monday, August 9th, 1982 commencing at 9 00 A.M Those t were G A Berdahl Division 1 (Reeve) PRESENT Otto Hoff Division 2 Robert E Boake Division 3 yA Richard A Maerz Division 4 T A Ferguson Division 5 Bruce Hastie Division 6 R G Campbell Division 7 J C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator was present and recorded the minutes APPROVAL MINUTES The following corrections to the minutes were noted- Page 6 Paragraph 7 re- Three Hills Seed Plant - new government program cost sharing should be 407 plant 40% government and 20% M.D - not 40 20 and 20 as recorded Page 4 - Garbage Pickups - 8th paragraph - Hesketh pickup charge is $37 50 per month - not $37 50 per week Mr Ferguson moved approval of the minutes subject to these corrections being made Carried Mr Boake reported that the washout on the land by the Reimer Coulee is not M D responsibility BUDGET RUN Mr Jeffery reviewed the budget run to the end of June 1982, and the statement was reviewed After discussion Mr Campbell moved approval of the budget report Carried J C JEFFERY REPORT Mr Jeffery reviewed his report covering the period July 26th to August 9th and various items were discussed WIt1BORNE GAS 1 Wimborne Plant Road - cracking - after discussion Mr Ferguson moved PLANT ROAD that the Road Committee have another look at the road and if necessary the Road Committee be given the authority to have the road sealed with a chip coat, following completion of the other road paving projects. Carried M WILLIAMS 2 M Williams hired to push buggies with his F A crawler at$75 00 per hour PUSHING Mr Jeffery reported that after one day's work with the F A crawler Mr BUGGIES Williams' contract with the 14 D was terminated as the crawler could not F A CRAWLER push the buggies as well as the M D D7 cat A cat from McRae Construction of Didsbury was hired at government rates Mr Hastie reported the cat is pushing and the buggies are being filled in about 30 seconds It was agreed that the cat from McRae Construction be kept on the job pushing the buggies and the matter be discussed again at the next meeting of Council. ROAD There was discussion about the operation of the main crew as well as the operation STANDARD of the __ .._..:or 's crew Road standards on the Ginther road was also reviewed It appears the road top is surveyed at 9 meters and the top varies from 30 feet to 33 feet in width The standards for this road would appear to be too high HIGHWAY VEHICLE', Alta Transportation will pay for highway vehicle fires but require particulars FIRES i of the name of the owner, and insurance policy number 'v \ I At the last meeting of Council it was agreed that there would be no charge for any highway fire After lengthy discussion of this matter no change was made to the motion passed at the last meeting and therefore no charges will be made for highway vehicle fires There was discussion about the seal coat put on the Acme East Road as well as the need to surface the entire Orkney Road It was again noted that the new grades should be gravelled as soon as construction is finished GhC� SEAL COATS FOR ACME EAST & ORKNEY RD Mr Ferguson expressed thanks to the Division 1 and 2 councillors for allowing ja,6' i t E C C COUNCIL MEETING -2- AUGUST 9th, 1982 their motor grader operators to work on roads in division 5 as his motor grader operator was away on holidays The Condition of 4575 was discussed and it was noted further information SR. 575 will be forthcoming from the government soon as to correction of the slide on the road �ecfc � The possible exemption of summer temporary employees from sick day benefits e 10 f- COO was discussed and agreed this matter be discussed during wage negotiations �\C V1\ for 1983 RENTAL Mr Jeffery reported he had rented the M D S P smooth drum packer to Leduc Construction to work on the Three Hills Access Road for 2 or 3 days with 0 <tT\ an M D operator After discussion Mr Hastie moved approval for the �� ✓� rental at :.. rates Carried After discussion of the request from Linden Contractors to crush extra yards at the Garson pit to clean out the corner it was agreed that Mr Ferguson and the Road Committee inspect the area to see if 30,000 yards would in fact clean out that corner Road Committee agreed to meet Wednesday, August 11th, 1982 The correspondence was reviewed. Mr. Campbell noted he and Mr Jeffery had reviewed the location of the Huxley reservoir and the reservoir is within 10 feet of the undeveloped road allowance on the east However all the digging had been completed and cement was to be poured the next day so no change could be made Mr Hoff reported briefly on a recent Alberta Agr'icu'lture Development Loan Corporation meeting he attended recently Mr Campbell moved approval of the report given by Mr Jeffery Carried Mr. Boake moved approval for the accounts paid in the month of July, 1982 Carried AAMD & C request delegate sheets to be filed fo r the up- coming Fall Convention - November 15th to 19th After discussion Mr Hastie moved that all councillors be named as delegates to the convention with Mr Jeffery as alternate should any of the councillors not attend Carried It was also agreed that if Mr Berdahl does not attend the Convention Mr Ferguson should attend the Reeve's meeting scheduled for November 15th at 3.00 P M The Association will bring forward a resolution to the convention concerning establishment of Jubilee Insurance Agencies as a Risk Bearing Entity This requires an amendment to the association by -laws and the required notice of motion has been sent out to all members of the association This resolution was discussed and noted it will be more fully discussed at the convention GARSON GRAVEL CRUSHING HUXLEY RESERVOIR SITE APPROVAL ,iCOUNTS DELEGATES FALL CONVENTION RESOLUTION TO FALL CONVENTION RE JUBILEE 4� CANCELLATION OF TAXES Mrs Margaret Barnes of Calgary has written advising she is no longer SW 36- 31 -23 -4 renting out the house on her land SW 36- 31 -23 -4 and requests reduction BARNES of the 1982 taxes for 7 months and cancellation of the assessment on the house for 1983. The house is now being used by one of the people renting her land Mr Ferguson moved that he be excused from discussions and voting on this request as he along with his sons are renting the land from Mrs Barnes Carried After discussion of the request and noting the request had been reviewed by the assessor, Mr Dunay, Mr Campbell moved that the sum of $201 74 `r 1 of the 1982 taxes on the SW 36- 31 -23 -4 be cancelled (1630 x 212 2 = $345 87 divided by 12 = $28 82 x 7 months = $201 74) Carried It was noted that the assessment on the house will be cancelled in the 1982 annual assessment H ai S r L P 1� COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 9th 1982 P.3 Mr Jeffery read a letter from Interim Committee for Economic REQUEST FOR FUNDS Development in Southeast Central Alberta The interim committee FROM ICED. requests that all areas make a financial committment towards the establishment of an Economic Development Council The M D. of Kneehill 's share would be $2814 00 for the first year v`� After discussion and noting that Council had previously agreed not to participate in this project, Mr Ferguson moved that the letter from ICED be accepted and filed, and a letter be sent to the Interim Committee advising that the M D will not participate in this program Carried C N R have written requesting refund of overpayment of taxes from C N R OVERPAYMENT j 1981 and cancellation of a portion of the 1982 taxes 0 53 of a mile TAXES of C N R line was annexed to the Town of Trochu in the 1981 annexation & and the M D records were not amended to show this deletion C N R CANCELLATION have therefore paid double taxes on that portion of the mile of track After discussion Mr Ferguson moved that C N R be refunded the sum SEED PLANT of $94 60 for overpaid 1981 taxes and the sum of $97 31 levied for 1982 PROGRAM taxes be cancelled. Carried A WEISENBURGER Mr Jeffery read a letter from Mr Almer Weisenburger of Torrington OLD TORRINGTON concerning his lease of the old Torrington Gravel Pit for pasture purposes GRAVEL PIT Mr Weisenburger requests the M.D. to supply him with sufficient old grader blades and wire to construct an additional 50 rods of fence and allow him to pasture this area which is located in the SW of 16- 32 -26 -4 as part of the original lease He would also like the M.D to supply him with 300 pounds of sweet clover seed in order to improve the forage After discussion of this request Mr Boake moved that the Road Committee review the situation and report back to Council at the next meeting. DINNER Carried i E S HOWARD lMr Hastie noted he had not yet been able to see Mr E S Howard regarding TREE COMPLAINT possible loss of trees on his property, and requests the Road Committee to inspect the matter and report back to Council It was agreed this could be done SEED PLANT Mr Jeffery reviewed information he had received from Murray McLellan PROGRAM of Alberta Agriculture regarding the new Seed Plant improvement program 'Project must be completed prior to application being made to Alta !Agriculture for funds, Seed Plant should have approval of the M.D. ;prior to starting on any capital project with a value of under $65,000 00, land for capital projects over $65,000 00 from both the government and the M D !Contribution from the M D is voluntary but M.D. must make a statement approving the project even through it may not make a contribution towards the costs Mr Hoff moved to accept the report from Mr Jeffery Carried The meeting then adjourned for dinner between 12 00 Noon and 1.00 P.M DINNER f Following completion of the public hearing scheduled for 1 00 P M , the Council meeting reconvened Larry Martin from C R P C entered the meeting as well as Alex Cunningham, development officer BY -LAW 981 By -law number 981 to amend land use by -land 913 was then reviewed Mr Martin noted that an amendment to by -law 981 is required as follows Paragraph 1 -1th line - should read "the local area" not "the Regional area" VA This is merely a technical amendment Mr Campbell moved second reading to by -law 981, as amended Carried Mr. Boake moved third reading to by -law 981 as amended. Carried ., .i.. A subdivision application from Z Adby of Edmonton for a 2 , .. acre parcel ,:,-.ON Z ADBY PT. NW 28 out of Pt NW 28- 30 -25 -4 was then reviewed and discussed. The parcel 30 -25 -4 is below minimum parcel size for the M.D and the density for that r� quarter has been exceeded Mr. Maerz moved that Council recommend refusal for this subdivision application as it is contrary to the existing M D land use by -law 913, Carried SUBDIVISION MARC Mr Cunningham reported to council regarding discussions he held with REED P B I regarding possible development on P B I to the north of Grantville. Lot 1 Blk 1 Grantville�� i0.''" COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 9th, 1982 P 4 P B I indicated they would likely develop this area at some time but have no idea when the development might occur They would also wish to keep the area within the P B I hamlet area rather than adding the area on to the hamlet of Grantville It therefore appears that Mr Marc Reed's only options to service the lot he proposes to create from his existing Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 7611141 would be- Install a line from the north manhole to the sewer line at the Prairie Grade School or Install a commercial lift station at his own expense, and any developer's agreement would have to be entered into on that basis Mr Ferguson moved to accept and file the report Carried Mr. Martin discussed with Council the decision to the proposed Three Hills annexation He no Boardtearing will likely not be until February if the M D transfers to Palliser prior to the still wish him to make the presentation to the After discussion it was agreed this would have council made with regard Led that the Local Authorities of 1983 Mr Martin asked hearing would the M D Board on behalf of the M D to be decided at a later time THREE HILLS ANNEXATION V) It was agreed that the engineers are designing roads of too high a standard and the design should be more in line with existing M D Policy, and should be more flexible Mr Jeffery reported that Mr Sam Kahler will not sign any agreements on the Riep Project and so the engineer has been asked to design a road on the two miles south of that project. However to date the profiles are not available and no agreements have been signed The contractor will likely wish to move so Tito that job in the very near future Mr Hastie noted that he felt compensation being paid for crop damage was not high enough for crops such as rape and the policy should be more flexible to allow for these types of crops The return on a good crop of rape would be in exceSS of $200 00 per acre After discussion no change was made in the existing compensation for crop damage Mr Campbell moved to accept the report from the Road Committee, and the report from Mr. Hastie Carried The proposed road approaches into the new hospital site were then reviewed They wish to have two approaches off 583, one for public access and one for + service entrance After discussion Mr Ferguson moved approval for the i 'location of the two approaches as per plans submitted Carried i ROAD APPROACHES NEW HOSPITAL SITE Mr Jeffery read letters received from the M.D Rocky -View as follows CORRESPONDENCE 1 Expressing thanks to M.D. for its assistance given to the other rural ROCKYVIEW areas in connection with various amendments to the Regional Plan RE PLANNING and acknowleding the reasons why the M D feel it would be better 9e be part MATTERS of the Palliser Commission MEETING AUG 2 Letter enclosing copy of the Alberta Planning Board's order allowing the 20/82 Industrial Amendment to the 1971 Regional Plan and inviting the M D Councillors to attend a meeting at the County of Wheatland Office on August 20th regarding the industrial amendment. After discussion of this correspondence, Mr Campbell moved that all councillors who can, attend this meeting Carried NEW SIGNS FOR a Alberta Transportation has forwarded three sketches of proposed signs DINOSAUR TRAIL for marking the Dinosaur Trail and requests the Council decide which sign they would prefer. AFter discussion Mr Ferguson moved that the M D recommend the use of the "Tyrannosaurus Rex" in black and whit/ • Carried ROAD COMMITTEE Ir Jeffery reviewed the minutes from the recent Road Tour of July 27th, 1982 MINUTES Ginther Road - okay to write off except for yield signs Wimborne Plant Road - discussed previously re chipping required Walker Project - too high a standard and iS being reduced It was agreed that the engineers are designing roads of too high a standard and the design should be more in line with existing M D Policy, and should be more flexible Mr Jeffery reported that Mr Sam Kahler will not sign any agreements on the Riep Project and so the engineer has been asked to design a road on the two miles south of that project. However to date the profiles are not available and no agreements have been signed The contractor will likely wish to move so Tito that job in the very near future Mr Hastie noted that he felt compensation being paid for crop damage was not high enough for crops such as rape and the policy should be more flexible to allow for these types of crops The return on a good crop of rape would be in exceSS of $200 00 per acre After discussion no change was made in the existing compensation for crop damage Mr Campbell moved to accept the report from the Road Committee, and the report from Mr. Hastie Carried The proposed road approaches into the new hospital site were then reviewed They wish to have two approaches off 583, one for public access and one for + service entrance After discussion Mr Ferguson moved approval for the i 'location of the two approaches as per plans submitted Carried i ROAD APPROACHES NEW HOSPITAL SITE E 11 COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 9th, 1982 P 5 Yield signs are required on the Ginther Road Project, and after discussion Mr Boake moved that the M D install yield signs at the SW corner of the SW of 1- 35 -25 -4 and at the north east corner of the NE of 34- 34 -25 -4, so that the east -west traffic will yield to the traffic travelling north and south Carried Mr Jeffery then read a letter from Alberta Environment concerning the apparent financial success of the Drumheller & District Regional Sold Waste Management Association. After discussion of the letter Mr Maerz moved to accept and file Carried Mr Jeffery then reviewed correspondence received from Alberta Bridge Branch concerning recent bridge inspections as follows, and Council made decisions regarding same as indicated- 1 File 1974 SSW 16- 33 -23 -4 on #585 Good condition - will plane approaches - Council accepted recommendation 2 File 1704 SSW 14- 33 -23 -4 - on 4585 Good condition - will complete minor repairs to north east wing wall Council accepted recommendation GINTHER ROAD YIELD SIGNS DRUM SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION 3 File 72467 - INE 14- 33 -22 -4 - Tolman Bridge Good condition - recommend M D forces remove the build up of gravel from the curbs and they clean and wash the bridge deck Bridge Branch will galvanzie the bridge rail, and complete minor repairs to the deck drains Work is scheduled for the summer of 1983 Council accepted the recommendations 5. File 79726 ISW 11- 33 -23 -4 - (J. Smyth Low Level Crossing) --------------------------------------------------------- Propose to install a low level crossing - - Grant available is $2500.00 . M.D. forces would have to undertake the work After discussion it was agreed that the M D could undertake this project during the 1982 -83 season BRIDGE BRANCH INSPECTIONS 6 File 78996 WSW 7- 33 -24 -4 (Albrecht Low Level Crossing) ------------------------------------------------------- Recommend cut back approaches to improve sight distance Put up delineator signs at the four corners of the structure Put up large warning signs back 30 meters to the north and south of the crossing. Council agreed to accept as a small crew project to be done in late fall and the signs to be put up immediately 7 File 6991 WSW 30- 32 -22 -4 ------------------ - - - - -- Good condition - recommend M D remove gravel from the bridge deck f and clean and paint the bridge rail Councill accepted this recommendation 8 No file SSW 39- 32 -24 -4 / Not inspected - will be done at a later date `�1 9 File 79728 WSW 26- 32 -23 -4 E N Smyth Low Level Crossing ----------------------------------------------------------- Recommend installation of a larger culvert with cost sharing on a 75% 25% basis. M.D. would install the culvert and Bridge Branch would supply the culvert. V1 Council agreed this was a large project and could not be undertaken in 1982 File 79729 WSW 25- 32 -23 -4 Schimke Low Level Crossing Bridge Branch will supply large culvert and M D would install Vi Council agreed this was a large project and could not be undertaken in 1982 11 File 1082 SSE 1- 33 -23 -4 good condition Bridge Branch will do some improvements - Would ask the M D for assistance in digging out the it ✓ l Council agreed this could be done with the traxscavator when Bridge Branch require the work done. sue" 1k COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 9th, 1982 P 6 12. File 71940 WSW 6- 32 -24 -4 Ron Toews Culvert ---------------------------------------------- Project approved and grant being processed for payment • 13 File - 9774 -- WNW - 35_29_26_4 Bridge in good condition - will check loading and advise Council of weight restrictions 14 File 70976 - WSW 17- 29 -22 -4 - 15 File 8856 - INE 12- 22 -22 -4 Bridge Branch .e____________ ch quest written request for inspection of these low level crossings Council agreedthi.s would be done 16 File 7361 INW 21- 34 -25 -4 ------------------------ IN good condition, Bridge Branch will check the design loading and advise council in a separate letter. Council accepted this recommendation ® Mr. Jeffery then reviewed a letter from Alberta Bridge Branch concerning M D and Bridge Branch responsibilities for bridge maintenance and after discussion it was agreed that each councillor be given a copy of this letter Mr Hoff moved to accept and file the correspondence from the Bridge ✓` Branch and advise them of Councils decisions Carried Mr Ferguson noted that Mr Peter Johnson from the Orkney area wishes some backsloping work done after harvest and it was agreed the motor grader operator for Division 5 be advised of this request Mr Hoff moved that this meeting do now adjourn ADJOURNMENT Carried Time 3,15 P M -exizzc—�L -- - - - - -- - - - -- - ------ - - - - -- - - - Reeve Munic al dmini rator • • L ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AUGUST 9, 1982 39921 Daves Backhoe Service 9,723 00 Trenching Huxley Water Project 39922 Burroughs Inc 66,473 00 B94 System 39923 Karen Boese 596 50 Computer Course Calgary 39924 Herman Martens 544 80 Computer Course Calgary 39925 A A M & C 133,770 54 Repairs Inventory, Huxley Water, etc. 5rt9Q50 M D Khee1 ,)J '75,44y 19 10a r011 39926 A G T 143 01 Moveing Telephone Lines 39927 A.G T 608 07 Phone Account 39928 Action Automotive 257 53 Inventory Repairs 39929 Ken Adams 344 17 800 Versatile Rental 39930 Air Vac Brake Ltd. 70 70 Inventory 39931 Alberta Health Care 798 00 Employee Benefits 39932 Alberta Rural Mun Admin Ass 105 00 Registration Fees 39933 Alberta Power 1,222 52 Accounts 39934 Alberta Wheat Pool 206 47 Grass Seed, etc 39935 Allied Chemicals 1,004 14 Road Material 39936 E A Bauer 2 596 36 Equipment Rental 39937 Beaver Lumber 245 47 Materials, Wimborne Water 39938 Berg Industries 18 00 A S B Repairs 39939 Big 4 Motors 54 95 Inventory 39940 John Binet 650 37 Radio Repairs 39941 Blott's Farm Service 34 70 Shop Supplies 39942 Border Paving 1,543 01 Road Surfacing 39943 Brenda Auto 90 87 Tools, Repairs Inventory 39944 Burroughs Inc 1,490 00 Printing & Stationary 39945 Alberta Report 49 00 A S B Extension 39946 C & F Tool & Auto Ltd 72 60 Tools 39947 C W Farmland REclamation Ltd 350 00 Special Projects 39948 Caltronics Communication 133 20 Carbon R F P Radio Repairs 39949 Canadian National Railways 94 60 REfund Overpayment 1981 Taxes 39950 Canadian Pacific Ltd 1,029 26 Equipment Rental 39951 Canadian Western Natural Gas 206 98 Gas 39952 Capital Printers 25 20 ASB Advertisements 39953 Carbon Valley Hardware 61 94 Shop SuADlies 39954 Carbon Valley Motors 52 85 Carbon R F P 39955 Consolidated Western 7 00 A S.B Belt Guard 39956 Cranston Construction 767 68 Equipment Rentals 39957 Crown Mart 366 25 Parks, etc 39958 Alex Cunningham 14 00 Meals 39959 Joan Cunningham 67 79 Extension 39960 Day n Nite 75 00 Answering Service 39961 Dominion Life 4,386 23 Employee Benefits' 39962 Double Diamond 95 24 Inventory, Repairs 39963 Downey Supplies Ltd 260 67 Inventory 39964 Raymond Ehrmann 69 60 Mileage 39965 Eskimo Refrigeration Ltd 78 60 Inventory 39966 Farm Electric Services Ltd 327 18 Moving Power Poles 39967 G W Truck & Tank Service 2,519 20 Equipment Rental 39968 Garrett Motors Ltd 46 95 Inventory 39969 Garson, Victor 4,400 00 Royalties 39970 Gehrings Transport Ltd 139 21 Freight 39971 Gibbs Ford Mercury 334 40 39972 Ginther, Keith 1,428 06 39973 Gundlach, Karl 36 80 39974 Hargreaves, Russell 162 50 39975 Haskell,, Vernon 21 00 39976 Huttons Ltd 82 08 39977 Iricanada Holdings Ltd 16 00 39978 J C Jeffery, Petty Cash 29 88 39979 Kneehill Ambulance Service 3,176 50 39980 kimmel, Albert 71 60 Inventory, Shop Supplies Borrow Pit Mileage Borrow Pit Meals Inventory Repairs A S B Extension Repairs Licence, Meals July Revenue Mileage [A • • L ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AUGUST 9 Page 2 Cont 39981 Lammles Electric & Refrig - 87 50 Inventory, Office Maintenance 39982 Larrys Office Equip 28 70 Office Equipment Mainteneance 39983 Linden Contractors 443 76 Equipment Rentals 39984 Linden Motors Ltd 28 25 R F P Linden 39985 Macleods 185 51 Repairs, Inventory 39986 Modern Packaging 216 30 39987 Mainline Farm Sales Ltd 90 55 39988 Mery & Rons Service Ltd 15 00 39989 Moran, Victor M 1,063 84 39990 McGregor Filtering Equip. 135 06 139991 Oliver Agricultural Supply 326 24 139992 Alberta Pension Board 8,196 01 139993 T J Phillips 900 00 !39994 Pounder Emulsions Ltd 126,685 48 39995 Purolator Courier Ltd 30 38 39996 Rector, Marvin 3 097 60 39997 Red Deer Welding 7 20 39998 Reid, Allison 247 00 39999 Reliable Rug Care 31 95 X40000 Rollies Motor Products 285 89 40001 Russelsteel 271 63 40002 Safety Supply Canada 245 40 40003 Sailer, John R 491 75 40004 Skin Scuba 70 00 40005 Smith Keith 7 00 40006 Snap -On 171 30 40007 Stanley Assoc Engineering 6,473 50 40008 Tainsh, Norman 233 42 40009 Taylor, Pearson, Carson 134 07 140010 Tetz, Walter 1,092 30 40011 Three Hills Bakery 18 15 40012 Three Hills Dairy King 142 50 40013 Three Hills Fooderama 70.99 40014 Three Hills Gas Co -op 2 964 00 40015 T H. Light Oilfield Sery 52 08 40016 Three Hills School 30 00 40017 Three Hills School Division 82 50 40018 Three Hills Tire Ltd 431 20 40019 3M Canada Inc 40036 143 77 40020 Torrington Fuel & Service 54,15 1,198 40021 Transmission Supplies 25 44 40022 Trentham Transport 322 76 40023 Triple Seven Fuels 42 50 40024 Trochu Tire & Battery Ltd 8 00 40025 United Auto Electric 148 42 Parks Inventory, Repairs Repairs Borrow Pit Inventory Inventory Employee Pension Equipment Rentals Road Surfaces Freight Equipment Rental Special Projects Mileage Janitor Supplies Inventory, Repairs Repair Shop Supplies Mileage Repairs Meal Tools Huxley Water Ed Kober Land Agreement Repair, Inventory Shop Suuply Borrow Pits Extension Extension Extension Telephone Line Damage at Krusky's Inventory Donations Print & Stationary Repairs Inventory R F P Torrington Inventory Freight Machine Repairs Repairs Inventory 40026 Universal Sales Ltd 76 65 Inventory 40027 Vaughns 14,61 Parks, Shop 40028 Vulcan Machinery 50 42 Inventory 40029 Waterous Power 11 08 Seal 40030 Weich Industries 47 33 Repairs 40031 Westside Trucking 1,977 90 Equipment Rentals 40032 Wimborne Service Centre 76 65 Fuel 40033 Victor Garson 2,400 00 Royalties 40034 Linden Contractors Ltd 10 080 00 Gravel Crushing 40035 T H Mayfair Foods Store 17 94 Parks 40036 Gilbert Berdahl 750 20 Council 40037 R E. Boake 1,198 82 Council 40038 Reg Campbell 1,036 11 Council 40039 Reg Campbell 614 07 Council 40040 T A Ferguson 263 20 Council 40041 Bruce Hastie 1,512 50 Council 40042 Otto Hoff 240 67 Council 40043 Richard Maerz 1 079 03 Council 40044 Receiver General 36 755 61 C PP, U I C Income Tax 40045 Ken Adams 1,577.60 Equipment Rental TOTAL 459,255 67 �l o