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AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 14th, 1982
1 Approval of Minutes - November 23rd 1982
2 Bank Reconciliation Statement - month ending November 30th, 1982
3 Accounts for payment December 14th, 1982
4 Appointments
1 00 P M Public Hearing - Klassen See Item 18
1 15 P M Public Hearing - Amendment to Land Use By -law 913 See Item 19
2 00 P M Meeting with Town of Three Hills re Garbage
2 30 P M Meeting with Town of Trochu re. Trochu Rural Fire Protection
5 J C Jeffery report - Nov 23 to Dec 14/82
Correspondence and Building Permits
6 Huxley Water Project - Agreement with Alta Environment - Motion to approve
7 Grantville & Ruarkville Water Debentures - need by -laws to amend by -law 949 and 950
8 Set date for 1983 tax sale -
9 Invitation from Mainline Farm Sales - Steiger Demo - Thursday Dec 16/82
2 00 P M - and supper at Coffee Break - All councillors
10 Request review of penalty imposed (Stan Young Property) $39 74
11 Report from Ed Dunay - review of assessment of M Reed House in Grantville
12 Recreation figures received from census - review report of population breakdown
13 Review final summary of cost comparison for road projects
14 Review 1983 culvert requirements
15 Review gravel leases - Garson, Poffenroth & Maruzs
16 Review 1983 capital requirements
17 Minutes from Employee Committee Meeting - November 30th, 1982
18 Public Hearing - W Klassen - SE 20 -30 -25-4 1 00 P M
19 Amendment to Land Use By -law 913 - Public Hearing 1 15 P M
20 Subidivions
NE 25- 31 -25 -4 - Robert Robertson
NW 12- 30 -25 -4 - John Regehr
SE 20- 30 -25 -4 - Klassen
21 REview Council policy - what are normal conditions for subdivisions
22 Meeting with Town of Three Hills - garbage disposal
23 Meeting with Town of Trochu - new rural fire truck
24 Minutes of meeting with Carbon re rural fire protection and letter from Village
re changes to new agreement
25 Review cost sharing on waste transfer sites -
establish rate for Linden Site - and review cost sharing for Acme site
26 Ag Service Board Meeting Minutes- Dec 6/82
27 Uncompleted road projects for 1982
28 Road Committee Reports - November 29th and December 1st, 1982
29 Letter from Jubilee Insurance re replacement cost on fire trucks and ambulances
30 Request from Almer Weisenburger - Pasture Lease SZ of NE 16- 32 -26 -4 etc
31 Review road situation S2 of 9 and NZ 4- in 34 -22 -4 - Art Tetz - Texas Gate
32 Letter from Ferguson Supply re Champion front axle kits
33 Review road building standards - and report from Alberta Transportation - Greg
Sheppard
34 Request from P B I - 1982 grant and 1981 grant
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COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 14th, 1982
A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill #48 was held in the
Municipal Office, Three Hills, on Tuesday, December 14th, 1982, commencing at
9 00 A M
Those present were
G A BERDAHL
OTTO HOFF
ROBERT E BOAKE
RICHARD A MAERZ
THOMAS A FERGUSON
BRUCE HASTIE
R G CAMPBELL
J C JEFFERY
Division 1 (Reeve)
Division 2
Division 3
Division 4
Division 5
Division 6
Division 7
Municipal Administrator
PRESENT
Mr Hoff moved approval of the minutes of the council meeting held APPROVAL
November 23rd, 1982
Carried
3 The minutes from the meeting held by the Ruarkville residents with Mr Maerz
recently were discussed as well as the possibility of a split mill rate
It was generally agreed the M D should attempt to cut costs in 1983
No decision was made regarding split mill rates
Mr Boake moved to accept the report given by Mr Maerz concerning the
meeting with Ruarkville residents
Carried
Mr Maerz moved to accept the report from Mr Jeffery covering November
23rd to December 14th, 1982
Carried
iMr Jeffery reviewed by -laws 995 and 996 which were drafted to correct
;errors in by -laws 949 and 950 concerning the Ruarkville and Grantville
participation in the Three Hills Red Deer River Project
BY -LAWS 995 & 996.
THREE HILLS WATER:
PROJECT
After discussion of same, Mr Ferguson moved first reading to by -law 996,
this being a by -law to amend by -law 950, that being correction of the section
of the Municipal Government Act the by -law was passed under, Section 353 not 338
Carried
Mr Hastie moved second reading to this by -law
Carried
Mr Maerz moved that third reading be given to this by -law at this time
Carried Unanimously
Mr Boake moved third reading to this by -law
Carried
Mr Campbell moved first reading to by -law 995, this being a by -law to correct
by -law 949, changing the section of the Municipal Government Act the by -law
;was passed under, as well as amending the amount of the debenture in Paragraph 3
Hof the enactment portion of the by -law to $58,083 00
Carried
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BANK STATEMENT
Mr Jeffery reviewed the bank reconciliation statement for the month ending
November 30th, 1982 The balance on hand is $2,208,139 76
After brief discussion Mr Campbell moved acceptance of the statement
Carried
Mr Jeffery reviewed a second agreement which is required with Alberta
HUXLEY WATER
Environment in connection with the Huxley Water Project This agreement
DEBENTURE
will allow for payment of a further 10% of the grant with the balance
of the grant to be held until the street work is completed in 1983
After discussion Mr Boake moved that the Reeve and Municipal Administrator
be authorized to sign the agreement with Alberta Environment on behalf of
the M D
CArried
J C JEFFERY
Mr Jeffery's report covering the period November 23rd to December 14th
REPORT
was then reviewed as follows
1 Agreed to have Pardee Equipment give a presentation on the operation of
motor graders for employN s in the spring - this would be for present grader
operators and those will / train as a grader operator
Mr Keith Smith is to arrange date for same
2 Combined fire meeting - date was set for January 11th, 1983 at 7.30 P M
3 The minutes from the meeting held by the Ruarkville residents with Mr Maerz
recently were discussed as well as the possibility of a split mill rate
It was generally agreed the M D should attempt to cut costs in 1983
No decision was made regarding split mill rates
Mr Boake moved to accept the report given by Mr Maerz concerning the
meeting with Ruarkville residents
Carried
Mr Maerz moved to accept the report from Mr Jeffery covering November
23rd to December 14th, 1982
Carried
iMr Jeffery reviewed by -laws 995 and 996 which were drafted to correct
;errors in by -laws 949 and 950 concerning the Ruarkville and Grantville
participation in the Three Hills Red Deer River Project
BY -LAWS 995 & 996.
THREE HILLS WATER:
PROJECT
After discussion of same, Mr Ferguson moved first reading to by -law 996,
this being a by -law to amend by -law 950, that being correction of the section
of the Municipal Government Act the by -law was passed under, Section 353 not 338
Carried
Mr Hastie moved second reading to this by -law
Carried
Mr Maerz moved that third reading be given to this by -law at this time
Carried Unanimously
Mr Boake moved third reading to this by -law
Carried
Mr Campbell moved first reading to by -law 995, this being a by -law to correct
by -law 949, changing the section of the Municipal Government Act the by -law
;was passed under, as well as amending the amount of the debenture in Paragraph 3
Hof the enactment portion of the by -law to $58,083 00
Carried
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Mr Hoff moved second reading to by -law 995
Carried
Mr Maerz moved that third reading be given to this by -law at this time
Carried Unanimously
Mr Ferguson moved third reading to this by -law
Carried
Mr Campbell moved that the 1983 tax sale be held on April 12th 1983
commencing at 1 00 P M
Carried
B Y LAW
995
DATE FOR 1983
TAX SALE
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Mainline Farm Sales of Three Hills have extended an invitation to all /` STEIGER TRACTOR
councillors to attend a demonstration of Steiger Tractors on December DEMO
commencing at 2.00 P M , with supper to follow at the Coffee Break
After discussion Mr Hoff moved to accept and file as information
Carried
Mr Jeffery oted that Mr Stan Young of Swalwell did not REQUEST FOR
y g pay his taxes
until the middle of November, and advised the office that he was not CANCELLATION OF
PENALTY
aware that the penalty date was changed from December 1st to October 1st STAN YOUNG
for the _3 His notices did not have a sticker affixed to them indicating
the change in the date After discussion of this matter and his request
for a refund of the penalty charged to him, Mr Hoff moved that in view
of the fact no sticker was affixed to his tax notices, Mr Young be
refunded the 3% penalty he paid - in the sum of $39 74
Carried
Mr E Dunay reported to council that he had re- inspected the home of
Mr M Reed in Grantville - Lot 1 Block 4 Grantville 7810669
The assessment for 1982 was in error and should have only been $11 540
instead of $13,040 The house is not a two storey home, but in fact is
la bi -level The assessment was $1500 too high The taxes for 1982
lwere $259 05 too high as a result After discussion Mr Boake moved
that Mr Reed be refunded the sum of $259 05 being the overpayment
on his 1982 taxes
Carried
RE- ASSESSMENT
M REED HOUSE
GRANTVILLE
RECREATION FIGURrC
Mr Jeffery then reviewed the %population breakdown between the various
recreation areas, as follows Drumheller 345, Carbon 471, Acme 417 BREAKDOWN
FOR GRANT
Three Hills 1844, Linden 981 , Trochu 1074 and Torringtcn629 - total
PURPOSES
(population 5761
He also reviewed with council possible alternatives regarding population
breakdowns for the operating grants and mayor capital grants from the
province to make use of the rural population from the Drumheller Recreation .n
,area This is necessary as there is no regional agreement between the
M D and the City of Drumheller and the city cannot make use of any of the
M D rural population figures when applying for operating and capital grants
,from the province
After discussion of this matter, Mr Maerz moved as follows for recreation purposes
Figures to be used for calculation of payment of M D grant funds /to the City of
Drumheller, Town of Three Hills, Town of Trochu Villages of Acme, Carbon, Linden and
Torrington will be
Population Percentage Share of Funds
Drumheller 345 5 99%
Carbon 471 8 18%
Acme 417 7 24%
Three Hills 1844 32 01%
'Linden 981 17 03%
Trochu 1074 18 64%
Torrington 629 10 91%
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5761 100 00%
2 Figures to be used by the Various Recreation Boards when applying for
Operating Grants from the Province of Alberta in order to make use of
the rural population in their area and a percentage share of the rural population in the
Drumheller Recreation Area
Drumheller -0- -0-
Carbon 501 8 70%
,Acme 444 7 70%
Three Hills 1962 34 05%
Linden 1o44 18 12%,
Trochu 1142 19 83%
Torrington 668 11 60%
571 100 00%
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3 Figures to be used
by the Various
Recreation Boards when applying
for
contracted road projects - 4 miles by contract
and 4 miles by M D
Major Capital Recreation
Grants (MCR
Grants) from the Province of
Alberta
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in order to make use
of the rural
population in their area, a percentage
with Greg Sheppard of Alberta Transportation in
which Mr Sheppard
share of the rural
population in
the Drumheller Recreation Area,and
a
except that
percentage share of
the 196 people
allowed to bring the population
figures
grade width - GOVERNMENT standard is 11 meter
grade
back to the highest
figure in the
10 year period in which the MCR grants
moved to accept and
file as information ^
will be paid by the
province
Population
Percentage Share of 196
—
Total
Percentage
Drumheller
-O-
+ - -0-
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Carbon
501
+ 8 7% of 196
518
8
7%
Acme
444
+ 7 7% of 196
459
7
7%
Three Hills
1962
+ 34 05% of 196
2029
34
05%
Linden
1044
+ 18 12% of 196
1080
18
12%
Trochu
1142
+ 19 83% of 196
1181
19
83%
Torrington
668
+ 11 60% of 196
_620_
_11.60%_ -_
5761
5957
100
00%
on condition that there is no possible way the Drumheller Recreation Board
can make use of the M D rural population in the Drumheller Recreation area,
ge nk
Mr Berdahl requested a recorded vote
V.
In favour Mr Hoff, Mr Campbell Mr Boake, Mr Maerz, and Mr Ferguson
Opposed Mr Hastie and Mr Berdahl
MOTION CARRIED
Mr Jeffery reviewed the final cost comparison
figures arrived at
for the
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contracted road projects - 4 miles by contract
and 4 miles by M D
crews
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He also reviewed a report from a meeting held by
himself and Rick
Vickery
with Greg Sheppard of Alberta Transportation in
which Mr Sheppard
indicated
the proposed road standards drafted by the M D
appear to be good
except that
Type 1 road is medium secondary standards - and
the passing width
is 2 meters less
than
grade width - GOVERNMENT standard is 11 meter
grade
After discussion of these matters Mr Ferguson
moved to accept and
file as information ^
Carried
The meeting then adjourned for dinner between 12 00 Noon and 1 00 P M
Mr Campbell moved that the Council meeting do now adjourn in order to
hold the public hearingsscheduled for 1 00 P M today and 1 15 P M
Time 1.00 P M Carried
Mr Ferguson moved that the council meeting do now reconvene, the public hearings
have been completed
Time 1 45 P M Carried
The application submitted by Mr and Mrs Klassen for redesignation of
SE 20- 30 -25 -4 was then reviewed and discussed in detail Mr Martin
indicated that by -law 993 was drafted to redesignate the quarter and also
to relax the density of 2 parcels per quarter for that particular quarter section
It was noted there was a residential parcel which would virtually be surrounded on three sides
by the intensive use proposed for the subdivision The environmental impact on the
creek was also discussed as well as the impact of an intensive use so close to the
village of Linden Mr Houghton indicated that Alberta Environment have reviewed
the subdivision application and they would have no objection to the proposed subdivision
as long as the boundaries of the parcel do not cross the Kneehill Creek f
The Drumheller Health Unit would have no objection to the proposed subdivision
as long as the run off from the intensive operation is controlled and does not
pollute the creek
Mr Ferguson moved second reading to by -law number 993 to redesignate the land and
relax the density requirements MOTION���
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The proposed subdivision application submitted by Mr and Mrs Kl;
was then reviewed and Mr Hastie moved that the counvel recommend
refusal for the subdivision as the land has not been redesignated
By -Law number 994 was then reviewed and it was noted that there w(
no objections raised to the by -law at the public hearing held tod<
Mr Hastie moved second reading to by -law 994
Mr Maerz moved third reading to by -law 994
Mr Martin gave each councillor a copy of a brief he has prepared
in connection with the Three Hills annexation and it was agreed
that the contents of the brief would be kept confidential until
such time as the date for the Local Authorities Board hearing has
been set
It was agreed that the brief would be reviewed by the councillors
and discussed again with Mr Martin at a later date
Mr Houghton then reviewed with council certain standard or normal conditions
for subdivisions and the meeting also reviewed council's existing
policy regarding normal conditions for subdivisions
Mr Hastie moved that the M D adopt the following as normal conditions
for subdivisions.
1 Access to be located and culverts and approaches installed at the owner's
expense to the satisfaction of the Municipality
2 The owner to negotiate and come to an agreement with the Municipality with
regard to its road right of way requirements
3 The owner to enter into a Developer's agreement pursuant to Section 92 of
the Planning Act
4 The owner to negotiate with the Municipality with regard to construction of
roads to provide access to the proposed subdivision and if required by the
municipality,roads must be constructed at his own expense to Municipal
standards
5 All outstanding taxes current from the date of the application are to be
paid to the Municipality - Planning Act, Section 91 (1) (d)
Carried
The following subdivisions were then reviewed
1 NE 25- 31 -25 -4 - Robert B Robertson Isolation of Existing Farmstead
2 1 acre parcel - Applicant has requested a parcel of only 2 1 acres rather
than the 4 acres presently allowed under the M D by -law and regional plan
to avoid taking more farm land out of production It was noted that there
is a residence under construction on this land, but the house is not habitable
After discussion of this matter, Mr Hastie moved the council recommend refusal
for this subdivision as it does not comply with Section 10 (6) (0) of the M D
land use by -law - does not have a habitable house
Carried
2 John Regehr - NW 12- 30 -25 -4 - Application for a boundary adjustment
The applicant obtained a subdivision in 1978 for an intensive use
Parcel was to be 20 acres However when the measurements were taken
the parcel was only 17 9 acres The land was sold to Murray Regehr f
and trees and shelter belt were planted on the balance of the quarter
rather than on the 17 9 acres Mr Murray Regehr wishes to acquire
additional land in order to bring his parcel size to 20 acres so his
trees and shrubs would be on his own land
Mr Houghton indicated this could be handled as a boundary adjustment,
but after discussion and noting the owner of the acreage had not proceeded
with his proposed intensive use for the acreage, and there did not appear to
be a need to increase the size of the residential parcel, Mr Maerz moved that
the M D recommend refusal for the boundary adjustment as the owner ;# the acreage
has not proceed with his proposed intensive use for the subdivision as indicate
on the original subdivision application Carried
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G A Berdahl moved approval for the accounts ps per list dated
December 14th, 1982, subject to review by the Finance Committee Carried
A delegation from the Trochu Fire Department and the Town of Trochu
entered the meeting at this time - 2.30 P M
Roy Enzie, Lawrence Hogg, Ed Adolph, and Ross Dean
They discussed with Council the need for replacement of the Town of
Trochu fire truck in 1983 They had obtained costs from Superior
Equipment at Red Deer for a new truck - 27,000 G V W ,& 840 gallon
front mount pump to give underwriter coverage
Cost $65,875 00 Equipment $27,845 42 Total cost $93 720 42
Truck would be purchased from Garrett Motors at Carbon with a 1000 gallon
tank
Under the new agreement the cost for this truck would be shared 50 -50
by the Town and the M D
The Trochu fire area has a $24,014 98 book credit to the end of 1981
Mr Jack Benedict, Chairman of the Three Hills School Division entered the
meeting at this time - 2 55 P M
It was noted that the Town of Trochu has given approval in principle to the
purchase of a new truck
The delegation left the meeting at 3 15 P M
Mr Benedict reviewed with council what portion of employee benefits are
presently paid for by the School Division and various other matters
were reviewed with him
Mr Benedict then left the meeting
The employee committee meeting minutes from November 30th were then reviewed
and after lengthy discussion Mr Hastie moved that the M D shop
personal and the A S B personnal work up to 9 hours per day in 1983
Carried
It was noted that the remainder of the Public Works employees will
go to an eight hour day during the winter season effective January 1st, 1983
It was agreed coffee breaks will remain the same,
Mr Campbell moved approval of the minutes from the employee committee meeting
Carried �
Mr Boake moved that the M D approve in principal the purchase of a new }er
fire truck for the Trochu Fire Protection Area and the Town of Trochu
with costs to be shared as per the terms of the new fire agreement
Carried
Mr Hastie moved that the balance of the agenda be tabled until the next meeting
of Council
Carried
Mr Maerz moved that this meeting do now adjourn
Carried
Time- 450 PM
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J C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING NOVEMBER 23rd to DECEMBER 14th, 1982
1 Advised by Ivan Parrish , Alberta Transportation - they will look after gravelling
Orkney Hill and Orkney Road
2 Bridge at West of 30- 32 -22 -4 - Louis Lemay was altered by persons unknown
in order to cross bridge with machinery - damaged guard rail will have to
be repaired
3 Two shifts of gravel crew are now operating 7 to 4 and 3 to Midnight
4 Purchased flow meter $500 00 for checking hydraulic flow for most of our
equipment - Regular $1500 00 - was used only once by Massey dealer in Sask
who lost dealership - require motion approving expenditure
5 Orly Pederson of Pardee Equipment willing to give presentation on operation
of motor graders - possibly on employee day?
6 Set date for next annual fire meeting ?
7 Men taking 27 and 28 off in lieu of Christmas and Boxing Day and January 3rd
in lieu of New Years
8 General Assessment - Council kept delaying doing a general assessment as they
felt assessor was keeping assessment current and were not aware of depreciation
factor (Information obtained from G G King) Depreciation on a residence is
only allowed in the year of a general assessment Therefore a house built in
1962 (last date of general assessment) and based on a 60 year life is 33 1/3�
over assessed due to no depreciation being allowed over the past 20 years
A house built in 1972 is 16 6% over assessed due to same depreciation factor
Feel a split mill rate is very complicated but could be done Easiest solution
is to bring general on stream in 1983 which would require hiring 2 more
stenographers and two more assessors - Cost about $90,000 00 Residence over
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CORRESPONDENCE NOVEMBER 23rd to DECEMBER 14th, 1982
1 Gale Resources Ltd , doing seimic work in area now - Township 34 to 38 , Range 19 to 21
2 Pardee Equipment has equipment for sale at good savings
3 Drumheller & District Solid Waste Management Association minutes - Meeting Nov 25/32
4 Recreation Smorgasbord scheduled for January 14th, and 15th , 1983 at Drumheller
5 Information received re East Central Alberta Summer Games Association - Logo Contest
6 Permission given C W N G for farm tap & associated equipment to be located
on fence line - SW 29-33-23-4
7 Information about machinery and truck auction sales
6 Newsletter - Art of Negotiating -
9 Request from Burnco to tender on gravel crushing for M D in 1983
10 Information received about termination of employment of country administrator - Athabasc
County'
11 Letter from Association of Alta Utilities Officers - thanks for allowing Alex
to be on executive
12 Alta Disaster Services - rescue kits available for 1983
13 Entek Engineering Ltd - looking for work
14 Letter from M D Provost re- any personnel policy and grid system used in our
area
15 Copy of resolutions passed at 1982 Fall Convention
16 AAMD & C asking for picture of council for publishing in 1983 convention handbook
17 Courses offered at U Of A - urban design and comprehensive planning
18 Ken Adams forwarded list of equipment available for rent
19 C R P C advise public hearings scheduled for Dec 10/82 Town Black Diamond & M D
Rocky View
20 Copy of Terravue - a new national surveying magazine
I21 AAMD & C have attache cases etc for sale
!� 22 Letter from Alberta Transportation - SR 575 - surface is uneven & contractor will
have to fix it next spring
i 23 Alta Transportation will do seeding on slide area
24 Minutes from Acme Recreation Board - meeting November 24th, 1982
25 Brochure from R Angus re total cost bidding
26 Copy of Alberta Women - Bureau Newsletter
27 Dominion Life has accepted Jack Tutt on Long Term Disability - firm for 2 years
after two years subject to total disability and may have to take re- training etc
28 Minutes from Three Hills School Division - Nov 17 82
29 Associated Engineering Services Ltd - looking for work
30 Notice from Prov Planning Board - Appeal of Z Adby - refused re Subdivision on
NW 28- 30 -25 -4
31 Brochure from Cummins Alberta - new diesel engines available
32 Correspondence from C R P C - applications to amend regional plan
Village of Acme and City of Calgary - any comments?
33 Brochure from Kenworth re fuel trucks available
34 A G T burying cable at West of 20 - 30-25-4 - no problem with M D road program
BUILDING PERMITS
1 Doug Borwick NE 7- 30 -22 -4 - addition to house
2 Bruce Perry - NE 33-34 -22 -4 - residence
3 Russell Smith - SE 1- 34 -26 -4 - residence
4 Ben Bauer - Se 36- 32 -26 -4 - pole shed - machinery storage
5 Orville Anderson - NW 29- 34 -23 -4- addition to house
6 Crist Unruh - SW 22- 29 -26 -4 - poultry barns and mobile home
7 Douglas Doerksen - SW 33-30 -25 -4 - 2nd residence
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ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
40633
Mike Peterson Photo
169
00
40634
Local Authorities Board
100
00
40635
M D of Kneehill # 48
33,882
98
40636
M D of Kneehill # 48
39,453
46
40637
Acklands
312
71
40638
Accurate Auto Body
757
20
40639
Action Automotive Ltd
243
08
40640
Alberta Energy & Natural
Res 33
25
40641
Alberta Gov't Telephones
315
50
40642
Alberta Power Ltd
1,068
24
40643
Alberta Wheat Pool
132
90
40644
R G B Arthurs
45.00
40645
Assoc, Alberta Utility Officers170
00
December 14,
Council Pictures
Tariff fees Huxley Wal
Office Payroll
Men's Payroll
Inventory, REpairs, Tc
Repairs
Inventory
Printing, Stationary
Telephones
Lights
Grass Seed
Engineering & Surveys
In- Service
40646
Brian Bauman
35
00
First Aid Certificate
40647
Beaver Lumber Ltd
14
40
Sign Shop
40648
Allan Becker
16
00
Mileage
40649
John Binet
446
05
Radio Repairs
40650
Vernon Bitz
49
20
Mileage
40651 Blott's Farm Servie
40652 Brenda Auto Supply Ltd.
40653 Brains Service Centre
95 00
237 34
140.50
40655 C & F tools Automotive 108 65
40656
Rod Calhoun
12.00
40657
C N R
1,439
17
40658
Can West Natural Gas
352
21
40659
Capital Printers
161
28
40660
Village of Carbon
2,600
00
40661
Village of Carbon
26
00
40662
Carbon Plumbing & Heating
31
40
40663
Civic Spring & Steering Ltd
37
85
40664
Corvis Publishing Group
4
00
40665
Courtney Berg Industries
13
43
Repairs
Inventory, Repairs, Ti
Repair Supplies
M
Tools
Advisor, Committee Mt,
Equipment Rental
Gas
A S B Extension
1982 Honorarium (Storage costs)
Water
Bldg. Repairs
Repair Supplies
1 yr Subscription
Repairs
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40666 Cranston Construction 160 00 Equipment Rentals �J
40668 Crown Mart 219 48 Fencing, Repairs a► °�,}
40669 Alex Cunningham 35 00 First Aid Certificate
40670 Alex Cunningham 226 00 Utility Officers Course
40671 Danco Equipment 124 54 Inventory
40672 Day 'n''Nite Answering 75 00 Telephone
40673 Dominion Life 4 435 03 Employee Benefits
40674 Double Diamond 158 46 Inventory
40675 Downey Supplies Ltd 480 59 Inventory
40676 Edward M Dunay 9 00 Subsistance
40677 Ray Ehrmann 303 80 Mileage, Employee Meeting
40678 Gary Ensminger 15 00 #1 Licence
40679 Eskimo Refrigeration Ltd 100 95 Inventory
40680 J E Frere & Sons Garage 278 25 Inventory
40681
Victor Gascon
7,200
00
Royalties
40682
Gehring Transport
537
58
Grass Seed, Freight
40683
Lyle Gelinas
35
00
First Aid Certificate
40684
Lyle Gelinas
15
00
#1 Drivers Licence
40685
Gibbs Ford Mercury
549
76
Inventory, Shop Supplies
40686
Gulf Canada Ltd
756
93
Fuel
40687
Robert Gundlach
35
00
First Aid Certificate
40688
Lynn Gustafson
8
00
Adviory Committee, A S B
40689
Fi T Howe & Sons Farms Equip
354
09
Inventory, Repairs
40690
Jan Hagel
4
00
Advisory Committee, A S B
40691
Vernon Haskell
15
00
X61 Licence
40692
Bud Haskell
7
00
Dinner
40693
Alan Hazel
61
00
Employee Meeting
40694
Mr E Heinrich
71
00
Surface Reclamation
40695
Huttons Ltd
66
24
Inventory 61
0
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December 14/82 Page 2
40696
Hutterian Brethern
78
00
Borrow Pits
40697
I C G Utilities
2,189
10
Gas
40698
Irricanada Holdings
58
60
A S B Extension
40699
J C Jeffery
78
00
Phone rebate
40700
Harvey Jesske
132
00
Repair Supplies
40701
Harvey Jesske
35
00
First Aid Certificate
40702
Jubilee Insurance Agency
665
00
Acc Ins Volunteers Ambulance
40703
KIBA Seed Cleaning Plant
7,000
00
Grant Non Gov't Organization
40704
Keller Equipment Supply
127
00
Shop Supplies
40705
Robert Kennedy
15
00
#1 Drivers Licence
40706
Meryle Kester
14
40
A S B Advisory Committee
40707
Albert Kimmel
49
60
Mileage
40708
Kirk's Sheet Metal
64
20
Repair Supply
40709
Kneehill Ambulance
6,218
40
November Revenue
40710
LFP Construction
452
20
Wimborne Water, Huxley Water
40711
Land Titles South
15
80
Land Titles
40712
Dianne Leuf
17.60
Advisory Committee, A S B
40713
Linden Agri Center
29
74
Inventory
40714
Village of Linden
600
00
Fire Dept Honorarium 1982
40715
Linden Contractors
28,680
00
Gravel Crushing
40716
Local Authorities
8 052.86
Employee Pension
40717
Loomis Courier Service
6
09
Freight
40718
Macleods
30
61
Repairs, Shop Supplies, Huxley Water
40719
Myles Maerz
15
00
#1 Licence
40720
Myles Maerz
35.00
First Aid Certificate
40721
Mainline Farm Sales
442
75
Inventory, Capital Machinery
40722
Mascot Truck Parts
19
15
Inventory
40723
Allen Meding
15
00
#1 Licence
40724
Brian Meding
15
00
#1 Licence
40725
Brian Meding
35
00
First Aid Certificate
40726
Brian Meding
63
00
Employee Meeting
40727
Mery & Ron's Service
15
85
Inventory
40728
Len McCook
15,:00
#1 Licence
40729
Jim McMurtry
15
00
ill Licence
40730
James McMurtry
35
00
First Aid Certificate
10731
Oliver Industrial Supply
289
40
Inventory, Freight
0732
Page Farm Fuel Ltd
33
90
Repairs
110733
G L Parks
117
00
Surface Reclamation
#0734
Peacock Inc.
251
25
Repair Supplies
Q'0735
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Edith Penner
16
00
AS B. Advisory Committee
Robert Penner
51
20
A S B Advisory Committee
0737
Pat Peters
30
40
A S B Advisory Committee
0738
Reinhold J Peterson
244
50
Borrow Pits
0739
Purolater Courier Ltd
7
46
Freight
00736
740
Wallace Rassmussen
15
00
#1 Licence
40741
Red Deer Welding Supply
198
00
Repairs, Supplies
40742
Alison J Reid
283
75
Mileage
40743
George Rempel
15
00
#1 Licence
40744
George Rempel
78.00
Phone rebate
40745
Oris Rodger
15
00
#1 Licence
40746
Rollie's Motor Products
826
15
Inventory, Supplies
40747
John Sailer
172
00
Mileage
40748
Select Printing Ltd
994
16
Printing, Stationary
40749
Richard & Jeanne Skytt
108
50
Borrow Pits
40750
Snap -On -Tools
174
10
Tools
40751
Norman Soder
78,00
Phone Rebate
40752
Norman Soder
498
00
A S B Training
40753
Brian Sowerby
79
00
Employee Meeting
40754
Cancelled
40755
SunAlta Appraisals Ltd
755
93
Building Appraisals
40756
Solden Fence & Metals
1,009
37
Materials - Fencing
40757
Superior Disposal
764
50
Kneehill Sanitary
40758
Taylor, Pearson & Carson
277
85
Inventory, Supplies
40759
Dave Tetz
63
00
Employee Meeting
40760
David Tetz
35
00
First Aid Certificate
40761
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40764
40765
40766
40767
40768
40769
1 40770
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40771
40772
40773
40774
40775
40776
40777
40778
40779
1 40780
I
40781
40782
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40784
40785
40786
40787
40788
40789
40790
I
40791
40792
40793
40794
40795
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40799
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Art Thomas 173 00
Art Thomas 35 00
Ken Thompson 15 00
T H School Division #60 11,368 64
Three Hills Tire Ltd 755 20
T H Mun. Airport Comm. 650 00
Village of Torrington 2,600 00
Torrington Fuel & Service 69 00
Town of Three Hills 2,150 75
Trans Canada Glass Ltd 98 65
Trentham Transport 230 40
Trochu Community Centre 40 00
John Tupper 35 00
U.F A Trochu 169 98
Vaughns 86 80
Rick Vickery 15 00
John & Linda Voytechek 535 00
Sandy Weir 15 00
Henry Wiens 35 00
Wilmac Equipment Ltd 121 61
Jean Wilkinson 78 00
Jean Wilkinson 10 40
Lynda Zeigler 67 20
Howard Marshall Constructionll,440 00
Stanley Assoc Engin 17,000 00
A A M D & C 12,791 67
Murray Steinbach 1,41-4 00
Gilbert Berdahl 398 40
Reg Campbell 622 50
Reg Campbell 1,449 15
Otto Hoff 597 25
Otto Hoff 1,524 30
Richard Maerz 1,446 90
Bruce Hastie 1,481 20
T A Ferguson 1,878 20
R E Boake 1 755 30
Receiver General 25,464 18
A G T 811 52
591,399 07
December 14 1982 Page 3
A S B Training
First Aid Certificate
#1 Licence 1l
Fuel
1'
Inventory, Repairs
Airport Maintenance
Honorarium (Storage Costs) 1982
R F P Torrington
Water & Sewer
I. � 'Y
Freight
A S B Extension
First Aid Certificate
A S B Shop Supplies
Repairs, Huxley Water
ill Licence
Janitor
#1 Licence
First Aid Certificate
Inventory
Phone rebate
Mileage, Ambulance meeting
A S B Advisory Committee
Equipment Rental
Engineering
Inventory, Repairs
CMHC -RRAP Grant
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Employee CPP etc
Telephone
ti
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0
PAYROLL MONTH OF NOVEMBER 1982
6599
Walter Corry
676
05
6600
Anthony Greke
700
82
6601
Maurice Tourneur
562
89
6602
Leon Walesky
897
29
6603
Dennis Bramley
894
46
6604
Joe Csakany
1123
95
6605
Gary Schneider
1132
66
6606
David Keim
841
28
6607
Fred Slootweg
1024
82
6608
Brian Smith
1080
88
6609
Linda Smyth
691
79
6610
Dan Thomas
1189
51
6611
John Tupper
1168
44
6612
Shane Pickering
622
98
6613
Ron Wik
906
00
6614
Alex Cunningham
1970
88
6615
Karen Boese
898
91
6616
Carol Ducs
976
06
6617
Edward Dunay
2084
90
6618
John Jeffery
2228
53
6619
Herman Martens
2036
84
6620
John Sailer
1198
47
6621
Cancelled
6622
Jean Wilkinson
1987
69
6623
Norman Soder
1589/79
6624
Art Thomas
1198
91
6625
Vern Bitz
1699
33
6626
Ray Ehrmann
1735
37
6627
Karl Gundlach
1920
94
6628
Alan Hazel
1606
47
6629
Harvey Jesske
1752
68
6630
Albert Kimmel
1961
31
6631
George Rempel
1906
15
6632
Oris Rodger
1977
54
6633
Keith Smith
1682
32
6634
Cancelled
6635
Henry Wiens
1469
89
6636
Brian Bauman
1550
55
6637
Gary Ensminger
1581
42
6638
David Flanagan
1611
68
6639
Joe Friederich
1625
39
6640
Lyle Gelinas
1652
46
6641
Robert Gundlach
1585
81
6642
Vernon Haskel
1739
00
6643
Robert Kennedy
1684
04
6644
Doug Knapp
1790
03
6645
Dennis Kober
1627
45
6646
Miles Maerz
1642
92
6647
Alan Meding
1585
95
6648
Brian Meding
1592
38
6649
Len McCook
1552
57
6650
James McMurtry
990
87
6651
Earl McRae
1791
88
6652
Brian Plant
1825
29
6653
Wallace Rasmussen
1656
87
6654
Alison Reid
1032
67
6655
Brian Sowerby
1660
94
6656
David Tetz
1599
88
6657
Ken Thompson
1718
92
6658
Rick Vickery
1662
84
6659
Glen Wagstaff
1129
05
6660
Sandra Weir
1562
51
Labourer
Ut Officer
XI?