HomeMy WebLinkAbout1985-06-11 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 11TH, 1985
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1 Approval of Agenda
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2. Approval of Minutes -May 28th meeting
3 Approval of Accounts presented for payment
4 Appointments
Marvin Keim - re cattle pass 10 00 A M See Item No. 15
Norman Tainsh - re. R. Penner Subdivision NW 5- 31 -25 -4 10.30
A M See Item NO 16
Appeal Board Hearing 1.30 P M Orkney Athletic Assoc
See Item 418
Monty McGregor - Alberta Transportation See Item 19 cc
5 J C Jeffery report - May 28th to June 11th, 1985
6. Review gravel leasese with Toews, Garson and Esau
7 Review road construction agreement - V C Garson
8 Bank reconciliation Statement month ending May /85
9. Review letter from AAMD & C re Maintaining Ag Land Base in
Alberta - tabled from last meeting
10 Notice from Alta Energy & Natural Resources - land posted
(Former Rockville Stock Farm Lease Land)
11. Request from Orkney Gas Co -Op - line within 10 feet of
M D road allowance
12 Review road situation in NE 30- 30 -23 -4 - L Edwards
13. Request from Cliff Johnson (and Joan MacDougall) for
sidewalk improvements in Huxley
14 Letter from Alta Transportation re- SR road funding
15. Meeting with M Keim re cattle pass between 5 & 8 in
29 -26 -4
16 Meeting with Norman Tainsh re R Penner Subdivision
`� NW 5- 31 -25 -4
17 Review information re- use of key locks, buried fuel tanks
18 Dev Appeal Board Hearing - 1 30 P M Orkney Athletic Assoc
19. Meeting with Monty McGregor , Alta Transportation
20 Review M D road standards on SR roads
21 Review Stock Pile rental rates
22 Review M D road approach policy
23. Letter from Town of Three Hills re. fire department budget
24. Request from Alta. Power re: Michichi to Sharples power line
j� 25 A S B minutes
Review Grasshopper chemical rebate policy
26 Other Items•
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NOTE TABLE THIS MEETING TO 9.00 A M., MAY, JUNE lei, 1985
IN ORDER TO MEET WITH FOREMEN
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COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 11TH, 1985
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A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill 448
was held in the M D Office, Three Hills, on Tuesday, June
11th 1985, commencing at 9.00 A.M., with the following
persons present.
PRESENT
Otto Hoff Division 2 Reeve
Robert E Boake Division 3
Richard A. Maerz Division 4
Harold Mueller Division 5
Bruce Hastie (after 10.50 A.M) Division 6
Reginald G Campbell Division 7
J C. Jeffery, Municipal Administrator
Mrs Jean Wilkinson Assistant Administrator was present and
recorded the minutes.
Reeve Hoff called the meeting to order at 9.05 A M
APPROVAL
Mr Mueller requested that council review the minutes from AGENDA
the recent A S B meeting as soon as possible so Mr Soder
could come in to the meeting and discuss several items with
council.
Mr Maerz asked to have a request from the Torrington
Hutterite Colonoy for some clay dirt from the Old Torrington
Pit added as an item to the agenda.
Mr Campbell asked that the situation with the detour road
west and north of Trochu be discussed today with Mr. Monty
McGregor, District Engineer for Alberta Transportation
Mr. Boake moved approval of the agenda with the above noted
additions.
CARRIED
APPROVAL
Mr. Meuller moved approval of the May 28th council meeting MINUTES
minutes.
CARRIED
Mr Campbell moved approval of the accounts listed for
payment today, subject to further review by the finance APPROVAL
committee of R. A. Maerz and Harold Mueller ACCOUNTS
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery's report was reviewed and various items
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discussed as follows
JEFFERY
1 Approval given to Linden Contractors to continue
REPORT
crushing gravel in the Megli Pit in order to complete the
clean out of the corner Once the corner is completely
GRAVEL
cleaned out the stripping from the other area of the pit can
CRUSHING
be deposited there and the area reclaimed
AT MEGLI
After discussion Mr. Campbell moved approval for the
15,400
authorization given to Linden Contractors to carry on
yards
crushing at the Megli Pit in order to clean out the corner
area, and crush an additional 15,400 yards of 3/4 inch
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gravel, at the same price paid for 1984 gravel crushing.
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CARRIED
MORE
Mr Jeffery noted the chips at the Manor Church stock pile
CHIPS
site are frozen and will not go through the distributor.
REQUIRED
It was necessary to get chips for the Three Hills East road
from the Old Torrington Pit and it will now be necessary to
crush some more chips right away in order to carry on with
the paving program. After discussion of this matter, Mr.
Maerz moved that Linden Contractors be authorized to move
APPROVAL
from the Garson Pit to the Old Torrington Pit immediately
FOR 10,000
and crush up to 10,000 yards of 5 /8th inch chips for the
yard
1985 paving program.
CARRIED
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Mr Jeffery noted that Mr. Hazelton will not proceed with
the purchase of the bull crusher as it is not in as good
shape as he first thought
The foremen have requested council allow the main crew to
undertake the two culvert installation jobs in Division 3.
Both are quite large projects - one being the Johnson
culvert between 17 and 18 in 29 -26 -4 and the other one
being E /NE 4- 30 -25 -4
After discussion of this matter, Mr Mueller moved that the
main crew be given permission to install the culvert between
17 and 18 in 29 -26 -4 after completion of the Acme Cemetery
North Project and the Klassen culvert (E /NE 4- 30 -25 -4) be
done by the Small Crew with equipment assistance from the
main crew if possible.
CARRIED
Mr. Jeffery reviewed the minutes of the meeting he had with
the foremen on June 10th, 1985, and various items were
'-t- previewed and discussed.
Mr Mueller moved approval of the reports given by Mr
Jeffery
CARRIED
Mr Mueller noted with regard to the comments from the
A S B foremen that the sprayers are not in really bad
shape, only require some seals, and a new box for Truck A -7
may not be necessary Art Thomas has been instructed to get
prices for a new box and prices for repairs to the existing
one.
Mr Soder entered the meeting at this time 9.50 A M - to
review the A S B minutes with council.
There was discussion about the toad flax test plot which has
been established in the County of Mountain View and which
Mr Soder is involved with. Mr. Soder advised council the
M D will not be putting any money into the plot, he will
only spend time working there The chemicals have been
-_� paid for by the province There was lengthy discussion as
to whether the M.D. should be involved with a test plot in
another area, when there are many toad flax problems within
the boundaries of the M D , and it was noted the A.S.B.
board had passed a motion that Norman be allowed to spend
time on the project, but no money be contributed
Mr Maerz noted there has been a toad flax problem on the Walter
Schafer land east of Three Hills for over two years and
nothing yet as been done about it Mr Soder noted he has
ordered some chemical to spray this toad flax and it should
be done within the next little while
Mr. Boake moved that Norman Soder and Art Thomas be given
permission to spend time on the Toad Flax Test Plot in the
County of Mountain View, but no money is to be contributed
CARRIED
There was discussion regarding
tree planting policy and Mr
following changes.
possible changes to the M D
Soder has recommended the
1 $20 00 fee is to be charged f
trees
2 The M D not plant less tha
individual.
2
CULVERT
PROJECT
JOHNSON
IN DIV #
TO BE
DONE BY
MAIN CREW
FOREMEN
MEETING
A S B
MINUTES
REVIEW
TOAD FLAX
TEST PLOT
TREE
DT ATTTTTdC
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3 Trees must be setback from the road allowances in
compliance with the existing M D land use by -law
4. Maximum of two miles of field or roadside hedge may
be ordered in any one year
Mr Maerz moved this matter be tabled until later today
CARRIED
Mr. Soder left the meeting at this time.
Mr Marvin Keim entered the meeting at this time to discuss
with council his need for a cattle pass on the road which is
being re- constructed east of 5 & 8 in 29 -26 -4.
After lengthy discussion with Mr Keim and noting it would
require a very large fill over a six foot culvert and
digging the culvert down would only create a very large
slough problem, and noting that if the M.D. had need for
dirt for the road project it may be possible to create a
dugout for Mr Keim, he was advised the M D could not
�Lnstall a cattle pass for him He was further advised that
only if the M D required dirt for the road a dugout would
be created on his land.
Mr. Keim then noted he wished to have the land use by -law
amended to allow schools in a rural area He was advised to
submit his application to Mr Cunningham and council would
deal with the application in due course.
Mr. Keim left the meeting at this time 10 35 A M
Mr Norman Tainsh, Mr Robert Penner and Mr Edgar Penner
entered the meeting at this time and discussed their
problem with regard to a proposed subdivision on the NW 5-
31-25-4
Mr. Jeffery reviewed the decision from Palliser Regional
Planning Commission with regard to creation of an intensive
20 acre subdivision and outlined the conditions imposed for
completion of the subdivision
Mr Tainsh noted there was no problem complying with the
® first three conditions, but they could not comply with part
of condition number 4 - obtaining a development permit for
the intensive use on the proposed 20 acre subdivision
Mr Penner had sold his dairy cows and quota in May of 1984,
and he no longer has an intensive use on the said property
Mr Tainsh noted there are two sales pending the completion
of the subdivision He noted it was a misunderstanding
between Mr Penner, Palliser Regional and the M D , and
basically what is being created if the subdivision was
completed is a 20 acre country residential parcel of
land with two residences. Mr. Penner has arranged a sale of
the balance of the quarter section but ther is no pending
sale for the proposed 20 acre subdivision
Mr. Penner noted the proposed subdivision would likely be
sold for a dairy operation as the buildings for such an
operation are there He appealed to council to allow
completion of the subdivision without delay as he is
planning on moving his business into the Village of Linden
and requires the funds from the sale of the balance of the
quarter in order to purchase the building in Linden.
Mr Tainsh suggested the M.D. could file a caveat against
the proposed subdivision advising that if the parcel is not
used for an intensive operation, one of the residences would
have to be removed
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MARV I N
KEIM
REQUEST FOR
CATTLE
PASS
E 8
29 -26 -4
APPLICATION
TO AMEND
LAND
USE BY—LAW
PENNER
SUBDIVISION
NW 5-
31 -25 -4
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Mr Hastie entered the meeting at this time 10.50 A M
There was discussion about a possible penalty clause in an
agreement with Mr Penner to ensure the subdivision was sold
for an intensive use It was agreed the legaility of such
an agreement would have to be checked with the M D 's
solicitor
Mr. Tainsh asked for council to consider a waiver of
condition number 4 of the subdivision approval in return for
Mr Penner entering into an agreement with the M D whereby
the property would be sold only for an intensive use
and failing that one of the residences would be removed,
and the agreement to include a penalty clause if the terms
of the agreement were not complied with
He also requested some indication from council as to their
decision by Friday
Mr Tainsh,and Messrs Penner left the meeting at this time
11:05 A.M.
Council discussed this matter further and then
Mr Maerz moved this matter be tabled until after dinner
CARRIED
Mr Hoff moved that Mr Keim be advised the M.D. will not
install a cattle pass on the road east of 5 and 8 in 29 -26-
4.
CARRIED
Mr Soder re— entered the meeting at this time 11.20 P M
There was further discussion about the change in the tree
planting policy and Mr. Mueller moved that the Council
accept the policy with regard to tree ordering and planting
as drafted by the A S B
CARRIED
It was noted that Mr. Thomas is reviewing the rest of the /
A S B policies and comparing same to the existing M D
policy book
There was discussion about the subsidy authorized by the
M.D. for purchase of grasshopper chemical and the fact that
the provincial government is also offering a subsidy for
chemicals Mr Soder noted the M.D. has subsidized to date
about $2800 00 worth of chemical After further discussion
there was no motion forthcoming to make any change in the
existing M.D. policy regarding subsidization of chemical for ./
grasshopper control.
The A S B had suggested that the M.D. should pack borrow
pit areas before seeding same,,if requested by the land
owner After discussion of this matter, Mr Maerz moved
there be no action taken on this request and no change made i
in the existing M D policy
CARRIED
It was suggested that the M D grader operators be requested
rto complete a wind erosion alert sheet if they see any areas
`°'which may be drifting badly After discussion of this
matter, Mr Maerz moved that the wind erosion alert sheets
not be given to the M D divisional motor grader operators
and each councillor provide imput to the Ag Fieldman with
regard to ditches in their divisions which are filling up i
with blow dirt.
CARRIED
4
KEIM
REQUEST
REFUSED
SODER IN
TREE
PLANTING
POLICY
CHANGED
GRASSHOPPER
CHEMICAL
SUBSIDY
WIND EROSION
ALERT SHEET
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Mr. Mueller advised Mr Soder that
obtained for repair of the box on A -7
about the brillion grass seeder, Mr
grass seeder be repaired, a suitable
and the unit not be advertised for sal
a quote should be
and after discussion
Maerz moved that the
transport be acquired
e.
CARRIED
Mr Boake moved approval of the balance of the June 3rd
A S B. meeting minutes
CARRIED
The meeting then adjourned for dinner between 12 00 Noon and
1 00 P M
Ross Rawlusyk entered the meeting at this time
Mr Campbell moved acceptance of the bank reconciliation
statement for the month ending May 31st, 1985 /
CARRIED
r Hoff moved that the application submitted by Mr M Keim
or a change in the land use by -law be reviewed at the next
meeting of council. l
CARRIED
Council then reviewed the proposed Penner subdivision with
Ross
Ross noted that if Mr Penner sold the proposed subdivision
to anyone for use as a non - intensive operation the M D
would be required to have the second residence removed
He also suggested that the M.D should file a caveat against
the property in order to warn any prospective purchaser that
one house might have to be removed if the parcel is not used
for an intensive farming purpose.
After lengthy discussion Mr Campbell moved that the M.D.
agree to allow completion of the proposed subdivision on the
following conditions
1. Mr. and Mrs Penner enter into an
!agreement with the M D. in which they agree to sell the 20
acre subdivision for an intensive use only, and failing
locating such a purchaser, they agree to remove the
second residence from the said subdivision prior to the sale
of the parcel, and such agreement contain a penalty
clause which would provide for payment of the sum of
$25,000 00 as liquidated damages, if conditions of the
agreement are not complied with
2 Conditions 1 to 3 of the conditional approval be
complied with
3. A caveat be filed against the 20 acre subdivision
in order to advise potential purchasers of the agreement.
4 The M.D. solicitor be consulted with regard to this
proposal to ensure it is a legal and satisfactory solution
to the problem
CARRIED
Or Boake moved that the council meeting do now adjourn in
order to hold the Development Appeal Board hearing scheduled
for 1.30 P M today
CARRIED
Mr Campbell moved that the council meeting do now
reconvene, the development appeal board having been
completed
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CARRIED
GRASS SEEDER
NOT TO BE
SOLD
APPROVAL
OF BAL
A S B MINU
DINNER
BANK
STATEMENT
MARVIN KEIM
APPLICATION
TABLED
PENNER
SUBDIVISION
DEV
r APPEAL BD
HEARING
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Mr Jeffery noted that Mr Victor Garson has agreed
into a gravel lease with the M D for a three year
-w--,,'with royalty payment of 40 cents per yard.
After review of the proposed lease Mr Boake moved
Reeve and Municipal Administrator be authorized to
lease with Mr Garson
CARRIED
to enter
period,
that the
sign the
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GARSON
GRAVEL
LEASE
Mr. Jeffery noted that Mr and Mrs Fred Esau have entered Iptk-r
into a new lease with the M D for a further three year see ESAU
term, and after discussion Mr Meuller moved that the Reeve GRAVEL
and Municipal Adminitrator be authorized to sign the gravel LEASE
lease with Mr and Mrs Esau
He reviewed various items with council as follows
1. Road work and bridge work on SR 575 at Grainger is
scheduled to start soon Bridge likely will be replaced
this winter
He noted they will require some borrow pit agreements and
requested the M D obtain the necessary agreements and pay
for same if necessary He felt they may require about 2000
yards of dirt
ovw2 Haul road from the Schmautz Pit north He noted putting
screenings on the road would likely not improve the road
very much, asked for some imput from council to determine
possible costs and noted he would review same with Mr
Kathol, but was not hopeful they would assist with
improvement of the road
He was advised it would be about 4 miles of road, would
require about 6 inches of screenings the screenings
would have to be watered down and packed, and the road top
would be about 26 feet wide.
3 Discussed existing provincial secondary road standards
and noted they prefer a 12 meter sub grade with a 9 meter
paved surface There was discussion about roads previously
constructed by the M D to meet the then existing secondary
road standards set by the province and Mr. McGregor noted
these roads would have to be up— graded before the province
would pave them
There was discussion about the width of the sub —grade for the
cRegehr Hill — it was recommended to be 11 meters wide
4r. McGregor noted there are two standards -
1 8 meters paved surface
2 9 meters paved surface.
Mr. McGregor noted that SR 575 from Acme to Highway 21 would
have to be widened to 11 or 12 meters before it is paved
2
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e -k GRAVEL
LEASE
1
GARSON ACCES!
ROAD
AGREEMENT
MEETING
WITH MONTY
MCGREGOR
ALTA
TRANS
GRAINGER
BRIDGE
PROJECT
SCHMAUTZ
PIT HAUL
ROAD
SECONDARY
ROAD
STANDARDS
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CARRIED
Mr Jeffery noted
that Mr. Harvey K Toews has signed a
lease with the
M D for a further thre year term, and after
discussion Mr
Hastie moved that the Reeve and Municipal
Administrator
be authorized to sign the gravel lease with
Mr Toews
tw-
CARRIED
Mr. Jeffery reviewed
the agreement prepared with regard to
construction of
the access road into the Garson Gravel Pit,
and noted Mr
Garson had signed same. Mr. Campbell moved
that the Reeve
and Municipal Administrator be authorized to
sign the access
road construction agreement with Mr Garson
CARRIED
Mr Monty McGregor,
District Engineer from Alberta
Transportation
entered the meeting at this time — 2.00 P M
He reviewed various items with council as follows
1. Road work and bridge work on SR 575 at Grainger is
scheduled to start soon Bridge likely will be replaced
this winter
He noted they will require some borrow pit agreements and
requested the M D obtain the necessary agreements and pay
for same if necessary He felt they may require about 2000
yards of dirt
ovw2 Haul road from the Schmautz Pit north He noted putting
screenings on the road would likely not improve the road
very much, asked for some imput from council to determine
possible costs and noted he would review same with Mr
Kathol, but was not hopeful they would assist with
improvement of the road
He was advised it would be about 4 miles of road, would
require about 6 inches of screenings the screenings
would have to be watered down and packed, and the road top
would be about 26 feet wide.
3 Discussed existing provincial secondary road standards
and noted they prefer a 12 meter sub grade with a 9 meter
paved surface There was discussion about roads previously
constructed by the M D to meet the then existing secondary
road standards set by the province and Mr. McGregor noted
these roads would have to be up— graded before the province
would pave them
There was discussion about the width of the sub —grade for the
cRegehr Hill — it was recommended to be 11 meters wide
4r. McGregor noted there are two standards -
1 8 meters paved surface
2 9 meters paved surface.
Mr. McGregor noted that SR 575 from Acme to Highway 21 would
have to be widened to 11 or 12 meters before it is paved
2
►e} �e j TOEWS
e -k GRAVEL
LEASE
1
GARSON ACCES!
ROAD
AGREEMENT
MEETING
WITH MONTY
MCGREGOR
ALTA
TRANS
GRAINGER
BRIDGE
PROJECT
SCHMAUTZ
PIT HAUL
ROAD
SECONDARY
ROAD
STANDARDS
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4 The Buffalo Jump Park road will be rebult to Alta.
Transportation standards
There was discussion about the intersection by the Hutterite
Colony and Mr McGregor suggested it would be the M D 's
responsibility to make the necessary improvements to this
intersection but the work should be co— ordinated with the
work being done by Alberta Transportation
Mr Jeffery advised
which was used by
requires some gravel
done now
Mr McGregor that the Fisher Davis road
the contractor working on Highway 21
and Mr. McGregor noted this is being
There was discussion with Mr McGregor regarding the sand
haul road used by the contractor for Highway #21 and Mr.
Campbell noted the road has been pounded out, is now too
flat and too low and should be shaped up and back brought to
to about a 28 foot top. There are no ditches left on
portions of the road
He noted that the rest of the road requires some work,
and also noted that the detour road north of Trochu is in bad
shape and very very dusty.
Mr. McGregor agreed to review these situations, and discuss
same further with the M D
Mr McGregor was advised the M D is planning on
constructing the access road into the Garson Pit in order to
stop vehicular traffic from going all over Mr Garson's land
and wondered if Alberta Transportation would share the costs
of construction of this road, and also if Transportation
would share costs for reclamation work which is now being
done at this pit He was also advised the M D is planning
on bringing in a bull crusher to crush all the rocks left in
the pit area.
Mr. McGregor suggested Mr Jeffery forward a statement of
costs incurred by the M D for the road construction and pit
reclamation and they would review the matter
Mr. McGregor noted that Mr Ken Ferguson will not
Alberta Transportation a gravel lease so it wil.
•necessary for them to move to the crown quarter for
gravel supply. It was noted that Mr Ferguson makes
the Garson Pit access road in order to get to his pit.
Various other items were discussed with Mr Mc
including the Tolman Hill slide and Mr McGregor note
had inspected this area and did not feel there
problem. With regard to the Tolman River Hill Bridge,
Mr Campbell noted that water which was re— routed some
ago when the bridge was installed has washed out unde
culvert and has created a 10 to 15 foot cut which has
off access to some of Mr. Tom Lynch's pasture This
be looked at and it was agreed Mr Campbell should cl
Mr Roy Herman of Alberta Transportation and reviei
situation with him.
Mr. McGregor noted there likely would not be any
funds available for additional projects this year.
Mr. McGregor again urged the M D. to provide the
width of base for any SR roads which might be up —grad(
owo-.the future, and he then left the meeting
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ROAD
INTERSECTION
HIGHWAY
#21
HAUL ROADS
GARSON
PIT ACCESS
ROAD
RECLAMATION
COSTS
& CRUSHING
ROCKS
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Mr Jeffery reviewed the existing Alberta Transportation
standards for secondary roads which are:
#209 - minimum 11 or 12 meter sub grade
208 - 10 meter sub -grade but would not be paved
t was noted in order for the M D. to meet provincial
standards it would require purchase of land or a cut back
in backsloping standards.
There was discussion about having two standards for
secondary roads one for those which the M D would like
paved and one for those which would not be paved.
It was suggested that the Regehr Road Project would be
adequate with an 11 meter wide base
After further discussion Mr Campbell moved to table this
matter, councillors review the secondary road system and
possible road standards and the matter be discussed again
at a meeting of council this fall
CARRIED
Mr. Hoff left the meeting at this time - 3 25 P M , and
Deputy Reeve Maerz took charge of the meeting.
The letter from AAMD & C regarding maintaining and expanding
the agricultural land base in Alberta was noted and Mr
astie moved to table this matter until the next meeting of fri'�c
ouncil
CARRIED
A notice has been received from Alberta Energy & Natural
Resources advising that the former Rockville Stock Farm
crown leases are posted and after discussion Mr Mueller
moved to accept and file as information
CARRIED
The Orkney Gas Co -Op has requested permission to install a
gas line within 10 feet of the M D road allowance east of
NE 22- 31 -22 -4, and after discussion of this request, Mr.
Campbell moved the Gas Co -Op be given permission to install
the gas line at a distance less than the required 100 foot
setback from road allowance on condition the Co -Op agree to
move the said line at their own expense should such removal
be rquired by the M D for any reason
CARRIED
it Larry Edwards has asked council to review the road
east of Section 30- 30 -23 -4 and Mr Boake moved
this matter be tabled until Reeve Hoff is present.
CARRIED
Mr Cliff Johnson of Huxley has requested council consider
improvements to the sidewalk in front of his property and
that of Mrs Joan McDougall After discussion of this
request Mr Hastie moved the matter be referred to the
Divisional councillor.
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery read a letter from Mr B
Director, Alberta Transportation in
Alberta Transportation will not have
for secondary road improvements this
Mr Boake moved to accept and file as
W
Kathol, Regional
which he advises
any excess funds
year.
information
CARRIED
2 S
<G�`e�
PROV
SEC ROAD
STANDARDS
& M D SEC
ROAD
STANDARDS
AAMD & C
QUESTIONNAIRE
RE AG LAND
BASE
ROCKVILLE
STOCK FARM
LEASE LAND
POSTED
ORKNEY GAS
LINE
CLOSE TO
M D ROAD
ROAD EAST
OF 30- 30 -23 -4
L EDWARDS
SIDEWALKS
IN HUXLEY
NO EXTRA FUNE
FOR SR
ROAD PROJECTS
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COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 11TH, 1985
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The need for the
M D. to improve its fuel storage
system was
FUEL
discussed and Mr.
41000
Jeffery reviewed the following
prices,
STORAGE
gallon tank
i
,pump and cathodic protection $4140
TOUR
SYSTEM
The possibility
of getting a fibre glass tank or
poly tank
FORM D
was discussed and
it was noted the cost of
dyking an
department over the past three
overhead tank would
be about $1 00 per gallon.
Prices for
KEY LOCKS
use of a keylock
system was also reviewed as follows
BURIED
from the M D that they
wish to
TANKS
Turbo Resources
Carbon .315 per liter
ETC
Bruce Hannah Truck
Lines, Acme 314 per liter
U F A Trochu
364 per liter
It was noted the school division has an extra tank and pump
available in Trochu
After discussion Mr Mueller moved that the M.D get prices
for poly diesel fuel storage tanks — sizes 1000 to 3000
gallon capacity and the matter be reviewed again at the next
meeting of council
CARRIED
These tanks likely would be used at Wimborne and Three
- Hills.
Mr Campbell moved that the M D negotiate key lock
facility agreements for use by divisional motor grader
operators— in Acme with Bruce Hannah Truck Lines at a price
of 314 cents per liter, and in Carbon with Turbo Resources
at a price of .315 cents per liter, and further that an
agreement be negotiated with the Three Hills School Division
for use of their spare tank and pump in Trochu by Division 7
grader operator
CARRIED
The request to review the rental for stock pile sites was
then discussed and Mr Jeffery noted the annual rental is RENTAL
now $125 00 per site, with two exceptions FOR STOCK
After discusson of this matter, Mr Boake moved this matter PILE SITES
be tabled, Mr. Rempel be requested to measure several
sites and come up with an average size for stock pile
sites, and the matter be discused again at another meeting
of council
CARRIED
The existing road approach policy was then reviewed and it ROAD
was noted most of the appraoches are too narrow for large APPROACH
machinery and tractor trailer units POLICY
Mr Campbell moved this matter be tabled until further
information is obtained with regard to what width of road
approach would be appropriate, and the situation reviewed-'
again at another meeting of council
CARRIED
Following discussion it was
agreed the Road Committee would
ROAD
go on road tour June 12th,
1985
TOUR
Mr Jeffery read a letter
from the Town of Three
Hills in
which they outline the amount
of honorarium paid to
the fire
FIRE DEPT
department over the past three
years They noted
they do
HONORARIUM
eof propose to change their
share of the budgeted honorarium
nd request confirmation
from the M D that they
wish to
reduce their contribution.
D�/
V1
COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 11TH, 1985
-------------------------- - - - - --
(.After discussion of this matter, Mr. Boake moved that the
M D confirm its previous motion that the 1985 honorarium be
rset at $1600.00 for the Three Hills Fire Department and the
sum of $300 00 be allotted for extra compensation for the
fire chiefs if requested and there be no compensation for
mileage for the fire chiefs. CARRIED
Alberta Power Ltd , has requested the M.D sign a consent
ALTA POWER
form agreeing to the route for the Sharples — Michichi power
LINE
line. The line will cross the river just below the Pope
TO SHARPLES
Lease Hill, go west on the north side of SR 575 and south
into Sharples one mile east of SR 836. The consent forms
CONSENT
are required as the M.D. owns environmental reserve and the
FORMS
Beveridge Lake stock pile site
After discussion Mr Mueller moved that the M.D of Kneehill
sign the consent forms required by Alberta Power Ltd
CARRIED
'1r. Maerz noted the Hutterian Brethren of Valleyview would
CLAY FOR
` `like to acquire about 20 loads of clay from the Old
HUTTERIAN
Torrington Pit, and after discussion of this matter and
BRETHREN
noting that there is a stock pile of sandy clay at the pit
OF VALLEYVIEW
which will be waste material Mr Campbell moved that the
M D allow the Hutterian Brethren of Valleyview to obtain up
to 300 yards of waste clay overburden from the Old
Torrington Gravel Pit at no charge
CARRIED
**PUN"
Mr Maerz noted his grader operator has requested gravel
for the Allingham West Road and after lengthy discussion of
GRAVEL
this matter and noting that portions of the road may be re—
FOR ALLING
built later this year, Mr Maerz moved that the gravel crew
WEST ROAD
be instructed to put some gravel on the Allingham West Road
f
as soon as possible.
CARRIED
Mr. Maerz noted Brian Plant has been getting about 3 1/2
GRADER
times more use from the new type of grader blades and is
BLADE
quite pleased with them.
TEST
*Mr
Maerz read a copy of a letter from the Town of Three
Hills to the Alberta Hospitals and Medical Care in Edmonton
THREE HILLS
in which they agree they would accept four members on the
HOSPITAL
hospital board from outside the town of Three Hills and
r5 WARD
three members from the Town This matter was discussed and
BOUNDARIES
it was noted this was the same suggestion as made by the
fnGPs ETC
M.D. previously and the ward boundaries proposed by the M D
_ >e^
would accomodate their concerns.
Mr Maerz moved that the M D forward a copy of the proposed
ward boundary map to the Villages of Acme, Linden and the
,
Town of Three Hills for their information
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery read a letter from Alta. Energy & Natural
Resources addressed to Mr Hastie thanking him for attending
their recent big game permit numbers meeting
Mr Hastie advised council of concerns raised at the meeting
and noted they also discussed the number of deer population
*his area — zone number 158
Mr Hastie also reported he had authorized the gravel crew
to work on a Saturday in order to fill the holes excavated
on the South Huxley Road
After discussion of this matter, Mr Mueller moved to accept
the report given by Mr Hastie /
CARRIED
10
in
WILDLIFE
HUNTING
REGULATIONS
GRAVEL
CREW AUTH
WORK ON
SAT
/'
COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 11TH, 1985
---------------------------- - - - - --
r Jeffery noted the M.D. has been served with an
riginating notice of motion by Mr. Barry Brodie in which he
is asking for the money left over from the sale of his tax
recovery property— $935 66 and costs
Mr Jeffery noted it may be necessary for someone to attend
the court hearing in order to assure he is not awarded
costs .
Mr Boake moved to accept the report as information
CARRIED
Alberta Environment has forwarded information about the
mosquito abatement program available and Mr. Hastie moved to
accept and file as information /
CARRIED
Mr Mueller noted he received a request from the Ghost Pine
Athletic Association for the M.D. to pave a parking area on
their grounds, but he had advised them the M D could not do
this type of work
Mr Mueller also indicated the Health Unit has obtained
about 70 yards of gravel from the Garson Pit to date, but
will likely require more
Mr. Boake moved to accept the report given by Mr. Mueller
CARRIED
Mr Campbell noted a culvert has been left at the Pigeon
Bridge location for quite some time now and it was agreed
the road committee should if possible determine who the
culvert belongs to.
Mr. Hastie moved this meeting do now adjourn until 9 00
A M., June 20th, 1985, to meet with the M D
foremen, to meet Ross Rawlusyk in order to review the Keiver
Lake park plans and deal with any other business which may
arise
CARRIED
Time 5 15 P.M
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Reeve Mun" ip min trator
11
B BRODIE
TAX SALE
PROPERTY
MOSQUITO
ABATEMENT
PROGRAM
MIS
ITEMS
H MUELLER
MIS ITEMS
R CAMPBELL
ADJOURN
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Ll
Accounts Payable June 11 1985
629 Hoover, Karen 104 06 Postage paid for Agrivultural Bulletin
630 M D Of Kneehill 448- Payroll 90,990 33 Hourly Payroll
631
A A M D & C
15,711
25
May Statement
632
Action Automotive
124
04
Inventory
633
Ken Adams
4,163
05
Tractor Rental
634
Air Electric Services
368
85
Machine Repair
635
A G T
1,164
32
Regular Accounts
636
Alberta Power Ltd
932
49
Regular Accounts
637
Arthurville Comm Assoc
125
00
1985 Stock pile site
638
Bearden Engineering
2,681
25
Acme Shop
639
Becker, Allen
197
00
April & June Timesheets
640
Blackwood Hodge Equipment Ltd
53
23
Inventory
641
Brenda Auto Supply
445
78
May Statement
642
C T A Courier
9
00
Frieght
643
Calgary Hose Headquarters
41
50
Inventory
644
Canadian Pacific Ltd
772
20
Crossing maintenance
645
C W N G
83
61
Carbon shop
646
Carbon Valley Motors
60
00
Carbon Fire Dept
647
Chevron Asphalt Ltd
3,357
90
Road Material
648
Corona Supplies
82
03
Inventory
649
Cranston Construction
7,040
51
Rental less fuel
650
Crown Mart
879
73
Materials Tools Radio Capital, Parks
651
Cunningham, Alex
7
00
Meal
652
Danco Equipment
347
60
Inventory
653
Data Terminal Mart
397
00
M & E Office Capital
654
Dawonik, Ken q
577
36
Machine Repair, Fuel
655
Dole, Danny
121
20
June Timesheet
656
Dominion LIfe
5,842
96
Employee Benefits
657
Dunay, Edward
164
05
Assessors Seminar
658
E & A One Stop
26
00
Wimborne /Torrington fire
659
Esau Auto Service
70
92
Linden Fire
660
Esau Fred
11,003
20
Gravel royalties
661
Eskimo Refrigeration
44
55
Inventory
662
Joe Freidrich
107
25
Mileage
663
Garrett Motors Ltd
40
90
Inventory
664
Gehrings Transport
227
04
June Statement
665
Gibbs Ford Mercury
546
52
Inventory
666
Gundlach, Karl
36
80
Mileage
667
H T Howe & Son
165
26
Inventory, Machine Repair
668
Harrisons & Crosfield
91
26
Wimborne & Huxley Water
669
Haskell, Vernon
21
00
Dinners
670
Heinrich, Emil
77
50
Well Sites
671
Huttons Limited (South Branch)
57
60
Inventory
672
Huttons
253
17
Inventory
673
I C G Utilities
733
06
Accounts
674
Jabro Batteries
80
33
Radio Repairs
675
John C Jeffery
435
50
Expenses - Banff
676
Ken Adams Petroleum Services
10
00
Machine Repair
677
Kimmel, Albert
29
20
Mileage
678
Kneehill Ambulance Service
6,651
30
Revenue & June's rent
679
L- Tronic Ind
82
60
Linden Fire Dept
680
Lammle's Electric
30
00
Office Building repair
681
Land Titles Office
19
00
May 31/85 statement - service requests
682
Linden Contractos Ltd
43,939 00
Gravel crushing
683
Local Authorities Pension
0Ghrejled 8j-558f"
Employee contributions
684
Loomis Courier
y-W 15 15
Carbon Rural Fire Protection
685
Macleods
89.13
Supplies
686
Mainline Farm Sales
51 70
Inventory
1�
a
a
iVf
Accounts Payable - June 11, 1985 Con't
687
Martens, Herman P
115
00
Course in Red Deer
688
Martins Market
14
36
Machine Repair
689
Master Woodcraft
424
00
Machine Repair
690
McGregor Filtering Equip
81
10
Inventory
691
McMurtry, James R
100
80
Mileage
692
Oliver Industrial
407
16
Inventory
693
Park, Gordon L
117
00
Well Sites
694
Patron Equipment
582
00
Inventory
695
Ray's Hardware
165
96
May Statement
696
Rema Tip-Top Distributors
55
00
Shop Supplies
697
Repco Surfacing Equipment
298
00
Invetory
698
Rolli.es Motor Products
680
44
Materials, Inventory
699
Rons Excavating & Trucking
9,900
20
Hauling
700
Russelsteel
89
89
Machine repairs
701
Select Printing
1 223
68
Stationary
702
Shanahan's
195
00
Boot racks
703
Superior Emergency Ltd
1,067
00
Carbon R F P
704
Tele -Radio Systems Ltd.
190
75
Radio Capital
705
Arthur Thomas
17
00
Mileage, Meals
706
Three Hills Building Specialists
34
25
Lime
707
Three Hills Collision & Paint
300
00
Machine Repair
708
Three Hills Floral Centre
26
00
Flowers
709
Three Hills Glass
112
00
Machine Repair
710
Three Hills I D A Pharmacy
11
88
Supplies
711
Three Hills I G A Store
20
82
Parks - pine sol
712
Three Hills Tire Ltd
160
13
Repairs
713
Torrington Fuel & Service
57
40
Wim Fire Prot
714
TransAlta Utilities
11
10
Street Lights in Bircham
715
Trochu Home All Building Centre
70
28
Huxley Repairs - water
716
Twin Tractor
225
44
Inventory
717
U F A Trochu
952
30
Supplies
718
Union tracto Ltd
102
50
Inventory
719
village of Carbon
26
50
Water bill
720
WAterous Power Products
636
64
Repair supplies
721
Welsh & Company
541
65
Gravel lease
722 West Gate Sanitation
723 Wheelco Holdings
724 Jean Wilkinson
691 48 Garbage pick -up for May
36 47 Filter
436 50 Expenses
TOTAL 230 515 01
725
Acklands Ltd
816
07
May statement
726
R E Boake
959
71
Councillor
727
Reg Campblel
482
88
Councillor
728
Courtney -Berg Industries
130
00
Linden Fire Dept
729
Bruce Hasti.e
867
16
Councillor
730
Otto Hoff
789
43
Councillor
731
Loomis Courier Service
9
00
Freight
732
Richard Maerz
464
07
Councillor
733
Harold Mueller
488
85
Councillor
734
Receiver General
47,375
89
May remittance
735
Three Hills School Div
444,879
50
Part of Requisition
736 Western Star Trucks 664 36 Inventory
TOTAL 497,926 92
r
J C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING PERIOD MAY 28TH, 1985 TO JUNE
11TH 1985
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y
1 George Rempel and Robert E Boake gave Linden Contractors
permission to crush out balance of corner at the Megli Pit
Will beapproximately 15,000 yards Council authorized up to
10,000 Will clean up corner - Otto agreed
2 Need more chips crushed as soon as possible Crusher moving t
Old Torrington Pit today - will cost M D money for move
3 Consider main crew doing two culvert projects in Division #3
CORRESPONDENCE
-------- - - - - --
1 Brochure re Data Communication Seminar in Vancouver
2 Letter from Town of Three Hills re rezoning of Grantville
3. Annual report - Marigold Library System
4 Invitation to Golden Hills Lodge 25th Anniversary -
June 26th, 1985 (Wednesday) 2.00 P M
Y 5 Received cheque from Alta Government interest stabilization
for Wimborne Sewer $779 49
6. Letter of thanks from Kneehill Historical Society
for gravel supplied and hauled
7 Workers Compensation Board paid merit rebate for 1984
$12,024 04
8. Decision from Alta. Planning Board re Tutt Subdivision
appeal - refused
9 Used IBM computer for sale by County of Newell
10. Minutes Three Hills School Division meeting May 15/85
11 Letter from HHC Team Consultants Inc. re* East Central
Economic Development Association
12 Report from Arthurville Community Association for 1984
13. Minutes from Drumheller & District Solid Waste Management
Meeting May 17th, 1985
14 Refund from CNR re railway maintenance payments $2144 59
BUILDING PERMITS
--------- - - - - --
1 Elmer Wik Lots 8 to 11 in Block 5 Huxley addition to house
$10,000
2 Ken Ferguson NE 24- 30 -22 -4 - second residence moved in
$30,000.00
3 W J Schmidt - NE 25- 31 -24 -4 - residence $80,000 00
4 Geroge Lowe SW 14- 29 -21 -4 - porch $10,000 00
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608
12 95
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611
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370-72
154
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COMPUTER CHEQUES
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WEIR, SANDRA E --
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7,076 66�
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TAYlOk, DAVID F°
t.5 /05 /0 3
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1,361.93
1,138_05
EN7IE, GLEN
7105/t,'
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1,501_63
1,942_18
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HUNTEk, AkT -
85 /f 5 /03
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1,4'39.36
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F5 /(5/03
32
859.09
704
BURDEN, DAVID P_
85/05/U3
33
857.93
999.18 .
705
CHRISTON,. FAITH ANNE
85/05/03`"
34
; 27.57
806 69
706
MAMMEL, GARRY
85/05/03
35
736 91
820.44
7L,7
MCPHERSON, SCOTT
F5/05/03
6
643.90
694 66
708
SLOCTWFC, FRED
p5 /05 /03
37
739_58
824 :51
709
THIESSEN, RObblN
R5/05/U3
38
386.18'
401 36
710
TUPPER, JOHN
85/05M
39
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590_64
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VORGS, ROBERT
85/05/03
777_24
677_4P~
712
ALBRECHT, DALE
87/05/0'
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715 66
743 G4
713
TETZ, JCHNNY
85/05/U
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11245_19
714
ZLOT, ZOE ANNE
9 51Vs /03
J 43
93_94
93.94
431
SIEMENS, h ALLEN
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44
66
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432
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45
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46
871 47
68? 36
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GREKE. F041HONY J_
85/05/U3
47
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95/05/63
48
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COMPUTER CHEQUES
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621 THOMAS ARTHUR G- E u5/95/Z4 66 1,254-58 117119-92
**TOTALS** 31,247.92 45,336 11
TYPED CHEQUES
COMPUTER CHEQUE S
TOTAL PROCESSED
ALAN W
85/05/24
61
1 701 -gu
2,473-80
—0HAZEL,
26
JESSKE, HARVEY G.
85/05/24
62
1,792.351
2,634-66
327
GUNDLACH, KARL P.
BATE
85105/24
1,75U-3U
2,440-78
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DISTRICT OF KNELHILL 1348
85/05/Z4
64
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JEFFEkY JOHN C
5 /
50
217-57.28
4,335-46
121
WILKINSON-, M JEAN
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51
2,172 60
3,267 12
02
MARTENS, HERMAN
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F5 /05 /LL
52
2,671 fe
3,71F-03
124
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F ) W-
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1,033 78
1, 87 15
125
bLNAY, EDWARD M-
F 5
4
5
3,377.64
1 2 6
DEAK, JENNIFER
k5/05/24
155
1,057-62
11298.U7
260
CUNNINCHAM ALEY
H
8.,/05/24
S(•
1,739 76
7,537.50
3 i 1
kEMPEL, GLORCE
85/05/14
'7
1,914 ('1
21823.5-7
322
RODr-.Ek, Uklr L
85/05/24
58
1,887_84
? , 700- 17
323
SMITH, KEITH J
A5105/14
59
1,725 52
2 :) 1 ( - 3 5
324
WIENS, HENRY M
F5/05/24
1
7,655 11
21419-56
620 SODER, NGRMAN F °x/05/24 665 1,911 47 2,622 75
621 THOMAS ARTHUR G- E u5/95/Z4 66 1,254-58 117119-92
**TOTALS** 31,247.92 45,336 11
TYPED CHEQUES
COMPUTER CHEQUE S
TOTAL PROCESSED
ALAN W
85/05/24
61
1 701 -gu
2,473-80
—0HAZEL,
26
JESSKE, HARVEY G.
85/05/24
62
1,792.351
2,634-66
327
GUNDLACH, KARL P.
85/05/24
63
1,75U-3U
2,440-78
32R
KIMMEL, ALPERT
85/05/Z4
64
2,x:40 89
2,86?.72
620 SODER, NGRMAN F °x/05/24 665 1,911 47 2,622 75
621 THOMAS ARTHUR G- E u5/95/Z4 66 1,254-58 117119-92
**TOTALS** 31,247.92 45,336 11
TYPED CHEQUES
COMPUTER CHEQUE S
TOTAL PROCESSED