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Home My WebLink About1985-05-28 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING MAY 28TH, 1985 --------------------------------- - - - - -- 1 Approval of Agenda Approval of Minutes - May 6th and May 14th, 1985 2 Approval of Accounts listed for payment today. 3 Give third reading to 1985 mill rate by -law 4. Review mobile home accounts in arrears ?Refer to solicitor for collection -10 5 J C Jeffery's report May 14th to May 28th, 1985 6 Review information obtained re M D jackets and caps 7 Minutes from May 21st Foremen meeting Minutes from May 27th Foremen meeting Letter from Alta Fire Prevention Branch re M D fuel tank at Wimborne 8 Request to purchase microcassette recorder 9 Review information regarding Safety Pack for Assessor 10. Report from Road Committee re Road to 13- 28- 34 -26 -4 11 Report from Edward Dunay re, Assessment Survey 12 Review survey form received re Golden Hills Lodge 11 13. Review policy re. donations for attending prov. finals 14 Letter from Association re- Maintaining and expanding ag land base in Alberta - 15. Letter from Orkney Athletic Association - appeal against refusal of dev. permit for addition to hall - Require date, time and place for hearing set by Development Appeal Board 16 Other items 1 MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL 448 - -- COUNCIL – MEETING MAY 28TH, 1985 r-0 --------------------- A regular meeting of the Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill 448 was held in the M D. Office, Three Hills, on Tuesday, May 28th, 1985 commencing at 9.00 A.M. The following persons were present J. Finlay Code Division 1 Otto Hoff, Reeve Division 2 Robert E Boake Division 3 Richard A Maerz Division 4 Harold Mueller Division 5 Bruce Hastie Division 6 Reginald G Campbell Division 7 J C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator Mrs. Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator was present and — • recorded the minutes Mrs Susan Friesen, representative from the Three Hills Capital Mr Hoff called the meeting to order and council reviewed the agenda for the meeting today The following items were added. 16 Blade Grade – Division 2 – 0. Hoff 17. Lowen Gravel Leases – J C Jeffery 18 Pay Loader Problem – J F Code 19 Culvert Problem – Bruce Hastie 20 Acme Shop – J.F.Code and R.E.Boake 21. Mile of Road West of Trochu – R G Campbell Mr Maerz then moved approval of the agenda subject to the addition of items 16 to 21. The list of accounts presented for payment were reviewed and Mr Boake moved approval of the accounts subject to further review of the finance committee of Otto Hoff, Robert E Boake, R A Maerz, and H. Mueller CARRIED The 1985 mill rate and budget by –law was then reviewed and after discussion of the budget figures including capital reserves, Mr. Campbell moved third reading to by –law number 1070, this being a by –law to establish the 1985 budget and 1985 mill rates Mr Jeffery in arrears, parties who them if the for payment the letter, CARRIED reviewed various mobile home accounts which are and after discussion Mr. Code moved that the are in arrears be forwarded a letter advising accounts are not paid or some arrangements made of the account within 30 days from the date of the account will be referred to the M.D. solicitor for collection CARRIED Mr Jeffery reviewed his report covering the period May 14th to May 28th, and various items were discussed including how much authority the administrator and or public works department have to purchase items for the M D , whether there should be a limit imposed on purchase of items, and it was noted there should not be alot of money spent on equipment which likely would be traded off within a year No motions were forthcoming regarding this matter ....� 4 2 \19 1 1n1ITH CHANGES APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS PASS BY –LAW NO 1070 1985 MILL RATE 4�e '^ MOBILE HOME ACCOUNTS IN ARREARS W .f U -po Mss �� COUNCIL MEETING MAY 28TH, 1985 ® --------------------------------- Mr Jeffery noted Mr. Hazelton had located a bull crusher BU] which might be available for sale - price $85,000 00, and he FO] wondered if the M D might advance him $75,000 00 against the gravel crushing work to be done for the M D , to allow him to purchase the crusher There was lengthy discussion about this matter and it was agreed to call Mr Hazelton into the meeting after dinner and discuss the matter with him Mr Jeffery reviewed the balance of his report and Mr Hastie reviewed the work which is required on the South Huxley Road Project and problems which have been encountered with the new hydraulic scraper He felt the crew would be working on the South Huxley Road at least 3 or 4 days. He noted there are two culverts W NW 8- 34 -25 -4 just south of the South Huxley Road which require some more dirt cover and after discussion Mr Hastie moved that Mr. Thompson, •Small Crew Foreman be given authority to improve the dirt cover over the two culverts WNW 8- 34 -25 -4 while the Small Crew is working is Division 6 and the work may be done on a Saturday if it can be arranged with the men CARRIED There was discussion about whether the M D might authorize some week end work to get some of the less than one day jobs done while a crew is working in a particular division, - perhaps one man and one piece of equipment, and after discussion it was agreed these kinds of jobs - which would require less than one day to complete, might be approved for week end work, but the projects must be reviewed and approved by Council before same is undertaken. Mr Code note he still requires gravel for the Hesketh back road, but it is not a priority item and the gravel crew does not need to make a special trip into his division to do this road, it can be done some time when the crew is in his area Mr Boake moved acceptance of the report given by Mr Jeffery CARRIED Mr Jeffery noted Mr. Soder would like to purchase a micro casette recorder price range from $200 to $500 00 as he felt it would be handy to use while out in the field After discussion and noting a recorder might be useful for road tours, Mr Mueller moved that the office be authorized to purchase a micro casette recorder at a price not to exceed $250 00, and the unit be available for use by any department CARRIED Mr. Hastie noted there is a meeting planned by Alberta Fish and Wildlife with regard to establishment of hunting zones and regulations for this fall, and the department have requested imput from the local municipalities After discussion Mr Mueller moved that Mr. Hastie attend this meeting - in Red Deer on May 29th - on behalf of the M D CARRIED There was discussion about purchase of an M D jacket and Mr Jeffery reviewed omments made by the employees The employees suggest a navy blue with grey (or off white inserts) and with the words M D of Kneehill printed on the jacket no crest After lengthy discussion of this matter, Mr Maerz moved that the M D packet colors be navy with grey inserts and the name M D of Kneehill 448 be printed on the jacket, and the jackets be sold to the employees at cost, with the employee to pay for the said jacket at the time the order is placed CARRIED We] AUTHORITY FOR WEEKEND WORK FOR SMALL PROJECT' MICRO CASETTE RERCORDER PURCHASE MEETING RE. HUNTING REGLIATIONS e +� M D JACKETS & CAPS COUNCIL MEETING MAY 28TH, 1985 After further discussion about the M D hat moved that the M D order 200 summer caps, 2 and 50 ladies caps, same to be ordered in colors - black, navy and grey to match the and blue - with gold leaves and M D crests, employee or wife purchases an M.D. jacket th M.D. cap at no cost C Mr Hoff moved that the M D caps be sold public at a price of $5 00 each CARRIED The minutes from the May 21st and May 27th foremens' meeting with Mr Jeffery were reviewed and various items reviewed Alta. Fire Prevention Branch has inspected the M.D. fuel M D FUEL storage in Wimborne and have requested the M D install a STORAGE dyke around the tank, and comply with Fire regulations with regard to its fuel storage Any overhead tank must have a KEY LOCKS dyke around it or the tanks must be buried Mr. Boake noted BURIED TANKS that there is a key lock system in Acme and perhaps his ETC grader operator could make use of that instead of having fuel storage at the shop It was noted there is a key lock L system available in Carbon also After further discussion 0 of this matter, Mr Code moved that Mr Jeffery get prices -Po for use of the key lock systems for the divisional motor graders only, where possible in Acme, Carbon and Trochu, obtain prices for burying the fuel tanks in other areas (1000 gallon size) and determine if the School Division would have an extra tank available for diesel storage and report back to the next meeting of Council CARRIED GAS TANKS There was brief discussion about the need for the M.D. to ON ROAD IN dig out the tanks which are located on M D road allowance WIMBORNE in front of the Dube garage in Wimborne There was also discussion about the council establishing a 1986 ROAD firm 1986 Road Program at this time in order to have the PROGRAM fobs surveyed and line moves organized over the winter No decision was made There was also discussion about the last 1 1/2 miles on SR KING 585 Three Hills East - King Hill section After discussion and HILL noting it would be a major project to improve the hill and 01\1 SR 583 the 4 way intersection, and noting the road will be chipped this year to Joe Nakaska's driveway, and the remainder of the road will be part gravel and part light coat surfacing, it was felt the rest of the road should be left until next year so that the hill and intersection can be improved before it is paved Mr Hastie moved to accept the reports from the foremens' ACCEPT meetings of May 21 and May 27th, 1985 FOREME[9S MINUTES CARRIED The meeting then adjourned for dinner between 12.00 Noon and DINNER 49 1.00 P.M. Ross Rawlusyk entered the meeting at this time. F�l COUNCIL MEETING MAY 28TH, 1985 of Doug Hazelton also entered the meeting and discussed wiLn council the possible purchase of a bull crusher It is a medium sized crusher would handle up to 17 inch rock and is in fairly good shape After lengthy discusion about whether Mr Hazelton should purchase the crusher or the M.D. should purchase it as it is required in the Garson and Megli pit to crush the large rocks left there, the extra cost which would be charged to the M D. by Linden Contractors for using a bull crusher — likely $1.00 per yard — and the amount of gravel still to be crushed by Linden Contractors for the M D in 1985, — about 81,000 yards, it was agreed the matter would be considered further by everyone and discussed again at a later date Mr. Hazelton left the meeting After further discussion Mr. Hastie moved that Mr. Hazelton be requested to contact his bank and see if he could borrow sufficient money to purchase the bull crusher if the M.D. would guarantee him 50,000 yards of gravel crushing using the bull crusher at the Garson Pit during the year 1985 - 1986, and a further guarantee of 35,000 yards at the Megli and Garson Pit in the year 1986 -1987, with this guarantee to be conditional on the M D having the appropriate gravel leases in place with the land owners involved. CARRIED DOUG HAZELTON RE BULL CRUSHER, s '( �� , P WV Se U...O . � Mr Maerz moved approval of the council minutes of May 6th ., 14INUTES and May 14th, 1985 Time 1.35 P.M APPEAL REFUSED Ross CARRIED proposals to review with council Mr Boake moved that council meeting do now adjourn in order ADJOURN FOR to hold a development appeal board meeting DEV Apps Thursday, June 20th, 1985 to ROSS CARRIED I+IEETING Time 1.30 P M Mr Mueller moved that council meeting do now reconvene the RECONVENE development appeal board meeting having been completed had refused the Tom Tutt subdivision appeal �� CARRIED Time 1.35 P.M APPEAL REFUSED Ross Ross noted he will have two proposals to review with council KEIVER LAKE with regard to the Keiver's Lake Park improvement in a short for while and after discussion it was agreed that council would =ING WITH meet with Ross at 11.00 A M Thursday, June 20th, 1985 to ROSS review these proposals. POLICY RE is accompanied by personnal from the company owning the well, CARRIED and It was agreed that the June 11th council meeting would be that adjourned to Thursday, June 20th, 1985 in order to hold this meeting with Ross and also to meet with the foremen that day Ross also advised council that the Provincial Planning Board TOM TUTT had refused the Tom Tutt subdivision appeal �� SUBDIVISION APPEAL REFUSED Ross left the meeting at this time The informatioan obtained with regard to the H2S safety pack H2S SAFETY for assessors was reviewed and after discussion Mr Campbell PACK moved that the M.D. establish a policy that no assessor is to inspect any H2S (sour gas) wells in the M.D., unless he POLICY RE is accompanied by personnal from the company owning the well, SOUR GAS WELL and safety packs to be supplied by the company, and further INSPECTION( that the M.D. not purchase a H2S safety pack at this time Vd \Nc1 CARRIED rJ \F- FA N =00�0 9 COUNCIL MEETING MAY 28TH, 1985 ------------------------ - - - - -- Mr Jeffery reported the Road Committee and Councillor Hastie met with representatives from Mobil Oil with regard to the road west of 28- 34 -26 -4. It is not possible for Mobil to comply with M D standards for a type 3 road at this location without expending alot of money due to the hilly terrain, and after lengthy discussion of this matter, and noting there would be poor site distance on the road if the sight distance is relaxed, and noting it would cost the M.D. between $30,000 and $40,000 in addition to the money Mobil was willing to spend on the road, Mr Boake moved that the M D relax its standards for a type 3 road at this location and allow Mobil Oil to construct a road with a 28 foot top, with the road to be constructed entirely within the foot road allowance and the site distance and backsloping requirements of the road construction policy also be relaxed sufficiently to allow the road to stay within the road allowance, and further moved that the M.D. supply culverts . required for the road up to 24 inches in diameter and the gravel required for the road surface, and upon completion of the road it is to be inspected by the Road Committee CARRIED It was noted it may be necessary to sign the road for a lessor speed limit Mr Mueller moved to Mr. Dunay with regard undertaken in several Alberta Assessment undertaken by the municipalities, to assessment base if used. accept the report given to council by to the recent assessment survey he had different townships in the M.D. Branch had requested this work be assessors in several different see how much it would affect the a different method of assessment was CARRIED Mr Jeffery advised council that he had received a copy of the survey form being circulated to see if people feel there ®is a need for another Senior Citizens Lodge. After discussion of this matter Mr Mueller moved to accept and file as information CARRIED Mr Art Thomas entered the meeting and discussed briefly with council the establishment of a temporary pesticide container site at the Linden Transfer Site which would enable the temporary site at Acme to be cleaned up and closed. He then left the meeting The policy with regard to the M D contributing money to a person team or band attending a provincial final was reviewed and Mr Maerz moved that the policy be amended to read as follows Any team, bank or individual person, age 18 years of age or under, living within the M D of Kneehill or urban center located therein, who has won a zone final in sports or any other competition, and has the right to attend a provincial final competition, may apply to the M.D. of Kneehill and the appropriate urban center for financial assistance to help defray the costs of attendance at such provincial finals The M D of Kneehill will, on receipt of proof that the urban center has made a contribution, match such contribution up to the following limits, $15.00 per person up to a maximum contribution of $250 00 Teams and or individuals will be provided with sufficient M.D. of Kneehill pins for exchange purposes CARRIED S • MOI Kf;LAANZIUN Ut'' POLICY G'S:7 ekk�� Seri ED DUNAY REPORT RE* ASSESSMENT SURVEY VA • IiM' • W01 PESTICIDE CONTA--IR SITE AT LINDEN PROV FINAL DONATION POLICY Ov '01 -� COUNCIL MEETING MAY 28TH, 1985 ------------------------- - - - - -- AW Mr Hoff noted there is a road west of SW 11- 30 -24 -4 which he would like permission to up -grade using his divisional motor grader After discussion Mr Hoff moved that Patrol 2 be given permission to construct a blade grade on the road allowance west of SW 11- 30 -24 -4 - one half mile - and first time gravel for the blade grade be authorized. CARRIED Mr Jeffery reviewed the situation with regard to the Andrews Lowen gravel pit and the Jack Lowen Estate gravel pit The Jan Blackie family members will not accept less than 80 cents per cubic yard for gravel royalties with the M D. doing all the stripping and reclamation, and the other two owners of the pit - Jack Lowen and Alex Lowen may accept 70 cents with the M D to do the stripping and reclamation After lengthy discussion of this matter, Mr Campbell moved that the M D write to the owners of the Andrews Lowen Pit and the Jack Lowen Estate Pit and advise them the M.D.'s final offer is 40 cents per cubic yard for gravel royalties and if it is necessary to close and reclaim the pits, the M D will no longer maintain the access routes into the pits, the access route agreements will be terminated and access routes reclaimed CARRIED There was discussion about the problem encountered when the two loaders broke down the same day It was suggested perhaps the M D should consider purchase of a new loader and retain both the old loaders, so there would be a spare available No decision was made. Mr. Campbell asked about the haul road west of Trochu which Alberta Transportation used to haul sand to Highway #21 The first mile of road has been flattened out and is now lower than the surrounding areas and there is no ditch left The other mile west and 3/4 mile north requires some work also. After discussion Mr Boake moved that Alberta Transportation be requested to survey this road allowance and re -build the first mile and undertake the necessary repairs to the remaining 1 3/4 miles in order to bring the haul road back to M D standards CARRIED Mr Hoff noted there is a culvert 3/4 mile west of Swalwell on the north side of the road in front of the Peter Baerg residence which is plugged and should be cleaned out. Mr Hastie noted there is some ditch cleaning required on the south side of the SE 25- 33 -25 -4 - the culvert was covered with dirt when the road was rebuilt and the culvert should be cleaned out and extended There is another culvert SE 30- 33 -24 -4 (B Christensen) which also requires some work. Mr Jeffery read a letter from the AAMD & C with regard to maintaining and expanding the agricultural land base in Alberta -and the association are asking for some imput about this report and recommendations made After discussion of this matter, Mr Code moved each councillor be given a copy of the recommendations and the matter be reviewed at the next meeting of council. CARRIED 6 �+ T BLADE GRAI '(WSW 11-30 - 6� e Ved,3 ANDREW LOWEN & JACK LOWEN ESTATE GRAVEL PITS �e e 1}�QPa the M D LOADERS HAUL ROAD WEST OF TROC HU CONDITION k�c r \R k� PLUGGED CULVERTS MAINTAIN AG LA10 BASE b\e� COUNCIL MEETING MAY 28TH, 1985 ------------------------- - - - - -- Mr Cunningham entered the meeting at this time 3 50 P M He reviewed for council the plans drafted for construction of a new shop at Acme, and after lengthy discussion of the various items , Mr Campbell moved that the M.D call for tenders for construction of a shop in Acme as per plans prepared, with tenders to close June 17th, 1985 at 12 00 Noon, and tenders to be referred to council for consideration at the June 25th meeting of council CARRIED Mr Maerz asked about the M D road standards for secondary roads and wondered if the M D should not up —grade its standards to meet those set by Alberta Transportation After discussion Mr Maerz moved this matter be tabled pending receipt of more information from Alberta Transportation as to their secondary road standards and designation of secondary roads CARRIED Mr Code asked about the low level crossing at Sharples and if it is necessary to get agreements for installation of the crossing on private property this should be done soon It was agreed Mr Code and Mr. Thompson should inspect the location and determine if agreements would be necessary Mr Hastie asked that council for stock pile sites as well as at the next meeting of council. review the rental rate paid the M D approach standards Mr Campbell asked if the Road bans would be changed at this time and after discussion Mr. Mueller moved that when conditions of the roads warrant the road bans be removed or up— graded, as per information received from Alberta Transportation CARRIED Mr Code moved that this meeting do now adjourn. CARRIED TIME 5.00 P.M Y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- - - - - --------- Reeve Mun ipa Admi strator 7 P e� ACME SHOP PLANS b �Gb�e M D ROAD STANDARDS SHOULD BE UP GRADED LOW LEVEL CROSSING SHARPIES STOCK PILE RENTAL RATES & ROAD APPROA POLICY ROAD BANNS ADJOURN H J C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING PERIOD MAY 14th, TO MAY 28th, 1985 1 Gave Rick authority to purchase telescoping survey rod they require for grade fills - $250 - $300 Present one does not extend enough (policy ?) 2 Doug Hazelton found crusher $85,000 - would like cash advance $75,000 and take off of our crushing Garson 26 000 and started 10 000 plus 2,200 chips plus crush rocks Crushing price with jaw $1 81 plus haw 3 Gave Oris aurhority to pull Ken for 1 - 2 days for south Huxley - digging out soft spots - trying to co- ordinate moves - (policy ?) 4 Back road from Hesketh approved for first time gravel - Finlay told George No - correct ?? CORRESPONDENCE MAY 14th TO MAT 28th, 1985 1 Newsletter - The Art of Negotiating Summer/ Fall, 1985 2 Alberta Municipal Affairs - general assessment re- imbursement claim 3 Government of Alberta - 1985 municipal grants 4 County of Athabasca - copy of advertisement for administrator 5 Palliser Regional Planning Commission - re meeting re hunting permits • 6 Alberta Transportation - letter re school bus insurance 7 Brownlee Fryett - letter re off - highway vehicle by -law 8 Saskatchewan Urban Affairs - letter re Western Canada Conference 9 Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties - 1984 Fall Convention resolutions 10 Building Standards Branch - seminar schedule 11 East Central Alberta Summer Games - schedule of events 12 Alberta Hospitals and Medical Care - premium subsidy waiver information 13 Alberta Power Limited - 1985/86 general rate application notice of hearing 14 Palliser Regional Planning Commission - letter re building decoration donation 15 Elizabeth Thompson - thankyou letter for work experience opportunity 16 Jubilee Insurance Agencies Ltd - letter re personal insurance company 17 Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation - letter re application to sell debenture 18 Larron Construction Services Inc - list of services provided by company 19 Alberta Labour - letter stating standards for Orkney Hall addition 20 Three Hills & District Recreation and Parks Advisory Board - May 6, 1985 minutes 21 Town of Three" Hills- swimming pool 1985 policy rates and admissions 22 Town of Three Hills - arena policy, admissions and rentals 23 Big Country Tourist Association - notice of dirsector's meeting May 22,1985 24 A A M D & C letter enquiry if we publish a municipal newsletter 24 Alberta Aqriculture - copy of the right to farm legislation • 25 Newsletter - Chemistry and Environmental Science 26 Letter to Alberta Power re power pole moves BUILDING PERMITS 1 International Atlantis Resources 7- 6- 35- 25 -W4M - gas processing facility 2 John Stickel Jr - SE 18- 32 -23 -W4 - auction building 3 315373 Alberta Ltd (Clint Moar previous) PT SW 15- 30 -21 -W4 Bleriot Ferry - dwelling and porch 8x8 4 Three Hills Golf Club SE 27- 31 -24 -W4 - temporary club house and shop D LJ ACCOUNTS PAYABLE - May 28th, 1985 Handwrittens 576 Palliser Regional Planning $ 20 00 Legal and subdivision fee 577 M D of Kneehill Payroll 31,247 92 May salary payroll 578 A G T Repairs 1,283 54 Phone and pipeline moves 579 Action Automotive 698 32 Inventory, machine repair 580 Air Vac Brake Equipment 329 18 Inventory 581 A G T 94 24 Accounts 582 Alberta Health Care 1,176 00 Alta health, May remittance 583 Alberta Power Ltd 503 69 Accounts 584 Alberta Wheat Pool 37 50 ASB roadside grass 585 Atomic Press Ltd 23 00 Printing and stationery 586 Burroughs Canada 175 00 Office equipment repairs 587 Canadian National Railways 370 72 R/W and Borrow Pits 588 Canadian Western Natural Gas 154 37 P/W Util shop heat 589 Carbon Plumbing and Heating 833 92 Machine repairs, Carbon R F P 590 Chevron Asphalt Ltd 4,157 40 P/W road material 591 Corona Supplies 62 83 Inventory 592 Drumheller Radiator 25 00 Machine repairs 593 East Central Economic Dev Assoc 1,869 00 Reg Res Membership 594 Eskimo Refridgeration 453 63 Inventory machine reair 595 Ferguson Supply 112,850 00 M & E Capital - Grader 596 Fort Garry Industries 255 77 Inventory 597 Garrett Motors (1977) Ltd 48 40 Inventory 598 Guard's Implements 18 66 Inventory 599 Gulf Canada 26,842 45 P/W Fuel 600 H & A Caretaker Supplies 212 90 Shop Supplies 601 Helmut Schulz Sales and Service 60 00 Machine Repair 602 Imperial Oil 3,395 59 Fuel 603 J C Jeffery - Petty Cash 34 52 Admin postage, subs 604 J C Jeffery 140 20 Admin mileage and sub 605 Kirks Heating 351 36 Machine repairs 606 Kutchen's 65 61 Inventory 607 Lesmith Ltd 365 50 Radio supplies 608 Loomis Courier Service 12 95 P/W Freight 609 Mery & Ron's Service 78 32 P/W Fuel 610 Northwest Motors 63 26 Inventory 611 Page Farm Fuels 6 00 Machine repair 612 P B 1 30 00 Machine repair 613 Radio Shack 19 94 M & E radio capital 614 Rainbow Courier Service 242 00 P/W & Admin freight 615 Red Deer Welding Supplies 124 80 Machine repair 616 Roszel Mfg & Dist 334 50 Machine repair, shop supplies 617 Snap on Tools 28 50 P/W tools 618 Norman Soder 18 31 L A P pension refund 619 Three Hills Glass 354 74 Ut Off materials 620 Three Hills Seed Cleaning Plant 13 50 Cemeteries gen supply 621 Three Hills Tire 1,573 55 Inventory, machine repairs 622 Torrington Fuel and Service Centre 61 80 Wim - Tor R F P 623 Town of Three Hills 227 87 Water accounts - March & April 624 Twin Tractor Ltd 378 89 Inventory 625 Village of Carbon 287 00 Share of Sen Cit Assist Grant 626 John & Linda Voytechek 535 00 Janitorial Services for May 627 Jean Wilkinson 10 40 Office mileage 628 Workers Compensation Board 9,187 50 Workers compensation installment TOTAL $ 201,745 05 V