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Home My WebLink About1985-08-13 Council Minuteson s� a AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 13TH, 1985 ----------------------------------- - - - - -- 1 Approval of Agenda 2 Approval of Council Minutes July 23rd, 1985 3 Set Date for 1985 -86 Organizational Meeting of Council - Suggested October 8th, 1985 4 Approval of Accounts 4a Apppointments Palliser Regional Dev Appeal Board Hearing 1 30 P M N Wiens See Item 27 5 Bank Reconciliation Statement for Month ending July, 1985 AND budget comparison report 6 J C Jeffery Report covering July 23rd to August 13th, 1985 AND report from Foremen Meeting Aug 12/85 7. Gravel Report 8 Alta. Transportation - possible funding for SR road project 9 Road Committee Tours- July 31st, 1985 and Aug 12/85 10. Request from Ladd Exploration to up -grade road ENE 16- 33 -23 -4 11 Request from Highridge Exploration for M.D to up -grade road E of Section 23- 29 -24 -4 12 Request from Leonard Loewen to up -grade road ENE 14- 31 -25 -4 13. Review grader blade experiement results 14 Report re Possible re- alignment of SR 806 south of Linden 15 Report on costs for McArthur Project and Old Torrington Pit reclamation 16 Review Wilson Road Project in Div 5 - to be used as a costing project by Alta Transportation - Review road width 17 Establish list of ditch cleaning projects for Alta Ag Soil Conservation Grant Program 18 Letter from CP Rail re auto flashing lights at Acme 19 Review M D recreation grant distribution 20. Complaint - Don Reynolds re Newspaper policy 21 A S B. Minutes - Meeting July 22nd, 1985 22 Fall Zone Meeting of CAAMD & C Friday, October 18th, 1985 at Bal zac Hall 23 Parks & Cemetery Meeting July 29th, 1985 24. Proposed annexation by Village of Carbon - Pt Nw 15 -29 -23 25 Review Public Health Act and Regulations 26 Report re Sour Gas Study in area 27 Dev Appeal Board Hearing 1 30 P.M. N C Wiens Permit No 812 -85 28 Review By -Law No 1072 - re schools in M D 29 Sign agreements with Huxley Community Society & Huxley Curling Club 30 Other Items 1 COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 13TH, 1985 ---------------------------- - - - - -- A regular meeting of the Council of the M.D. of Kneehill #48 was held on Tuesday, August 13th, 1985, commencing at 9 00 A M The following were present J. Finlay Code Otto Hoff Robert E Boake Richard A Maerz Harold Mueller Bruce Hastie Reginald G Campbell Division 1 Division 2 (Reeve) Division 3 Division 4 Division 5 Division 6 (Until 12 00) Division 7 J C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator was present and recorded the minutes. Lorne Motley, representative from the Three Hills Capital. Mr Hoff called the meeting to order and advised that he and Deputy Reeve Maerz had attended the official opening of Julian Koziak's leadership office in Calgary He also noted they had purchased the two paintings which are to be donated to the Palliser Regional Planning Commission for the new office building There was then discussion about the need for a painting for the council room and Mr Campbell moved that a committee of Mr Hoff and Mr Maerz be authorized to purchase the Red Deer River painting to be done by Edgar Riep at a price not to exceed $550.00 CARRIED PRESENT RPM a PAINTING FOR COUNCIL ROOM PRICE $550 Mr Maerz moved approval of the agenda as presented with the AGENDA addition of Item #31 - report regarding a PAWM meeting APPROVED CARRIED Mr Boake moved approval of the July 23rd council meeting APPROVAL minutes. MINUTES CARRIED Aw Mr Boake moved approval of the accounts presented for ACCOUNTS payment today, subject to further review by the finance committee of Otto Hoff, R A Maerz, Harold Mueller and R G Campbell CARRIED BANK Mr Jeffery reviewed the bank reconciliation statement for STATEMENT the month ending July 31st, 1985, and after discussion Mr JULY Hastie moved approval of the statement CARRIED Mr Jeffery then reviewed a budget comparison report and BUDGET after discussion Mr Code moved approval of same. COMPARISON CARRIED Mr Mueller noted he has received several complaints that NEWSPAPER ratepayers in his area are not getting the Capital POLICY Mr Jeffery noted that Mr. Don Reynolds is not happy with the M D 's policy regarding provision of a newspaper 1, subscription for M D ratepayers After discussion of this \e�er� matter, Mr Hastie moved that there be no change in the existing newspaper policy CARRIED �J 1 COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 13TH, 1985 ---------------------------- - - - - -- Mr Jeffery reviewed his report and various items were discussed, including the problems with the M D backhoe, and J C what Mr Jeffery was to do with regard to requests received JEFFERY from Mr Marvin Moore during his recent tour of the M D REPORT Mr Jeffery noted Herman Martens wishes to take a Pascal Computer course in Drumheller this winter It would require two evenings and one Saturday per week for the winter months Mr Martens would be willing to put in the time at no cost if the M D would pay his mileage back and forth to 44,jise4 Drumheller After discussion Mr Code moved that the M D pay the tutution fees for the course, and pay mileage for Mr Martens to attend the course, on condition Mr. Martens makes no charge to the M D for the time incurred in taking the course. CARRIED Mr Campbell moved approval of the report given by Mr , Jeffery. 40 CARRIED Mr Jeffery reviewed the minutes of the meeting held with FOREMEN the foremen on August 12th, and various items were MEETING discussed. The pins on the Fiat Allis crawler are worn out and the machine may be down for some time It was agreed a decision FIAT ALLIS about renting a crawler would be made later today DOWN Mr Hastie noted there is alot of Toad Flax blooming now in the north area of the M D and these spots should be sprayed TOAD FLAX right away He also noted there are alot of trees in his area which have been sprayed and killed, even trees on private property It will be necessary to determine who sprayed the trees and have them cleaned up Some of the people are very unhappy as the spray killed trees quite a distance from the road allowance Mr Boake moved approval of the report from the foremen's meeting CARRIED Mr George Rempel entered the meeting at 10 05 A M and reviewed the M D gravel situation with the council Mr Rempel reported on gravel spread to date Division 1 70 yards Division 2 7250 yards Division 3 8882 yards Division 4 8870 yards Division 5 6014 yards Division 6 5948 yards Division 7 10084 yards Total to date 47,118 yards Also hauled 29,111 yards of 1 1/2 crush , 11,482 yards of 3/4 inch for light coat surfacing, 378 yards of screenings, 9993 yards of chips, and 5844 pit run, screenings and rocks Hot mix hauled 156 yards and stock piled 56,888 yards Total this year about 170,000 yards. He reviewed the gravel situation with council and recommended taking the 1 1/2 inch crush from the Garson or Schmautz Pits, and possibly the Mildenstein Pit and get road gravel from the Old Torrington , Megli and McNair pits. 2 TREES KILLED APPROVAL OF REPORT GRAVEL REPORT COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 13TH, 1985 ---------------------------------- Mr Jeffery reviewed some calculations he had made com gravel coming from various pits in relation to other p After lengthy discussion of this matter, it wa suggested some testing should be done at the Megli Pit of the fence line and further north Mr Rempel suggested the M D should pump water from the Old Torr Pit rather than removing the gravel with a dragline Mr Jeffery noted he had been advised by the shop that the rails from the Fiat Allis have to be sent to Calgary for repair and after discussion Mr Boake moved Mr Vickery be given authority to hire a crawler with a ripper, if necessary, to finish the Regehr Hill Project. CARRIED There was discussion about the lease proposed by Mr Jack Lowen's solicitor for SE 16- 29 -21 -4, and Mr. Maerz moved that Mr Jack Lowen be advised the M.D. will not sign the lease prepared by his solicitor, and if he wishes to enter into a gravel lease with the M D , he must be prepared to sign the M D gravel lease contract, and the lease must be sign prior to the 30th day of August, 1985 CARRIED Mr Campbell moved that the M D authorize Linden Contractors to crush up to 20,000 yards of 3/4" gravel at the Torrington Pit and 10,000 yards of gravel at the Jack Lowen Pit (SE 16- 29 -21 -4) if Mr Jack Lowen enters into a new lease with the M D prior to August 30th, 1985, with the gravel crushing price to be the same as paid by the M D for the 1984 -85 gravel crushing. CARRIED There was further discussion about the Mildenstein gravel pit and it was noted it would likely be opened up in the spring of 1986 Mr. Rempel was directed to determine how much gravel the 60 M D likely will require crushed in 1986 He left the meeting at this time Mr Art Thomas entered the meeting at this time 11 35 A M He reviewed with council the toad flax spraying undertaken over the past two years Mr Hastie noted in order to make an impact on control of the toad flax another person should be hired Mr Thomas noted alot of the infestations are in areas which cannot be reached with the truck booms, which covers about 16 to 20 feet. It could be done with a nozzle and pressure to spray out beyond the length of the booms He noted Tordon is being used After discussion of this matter, Mr Boake moved Mr Thomas be given permission to hire another person to assist with spraying Toad Flax in the M D , and he should set up a line and nozzle if possible to operate off the spray truck in order to spray those areas which cannot be reached by the truck booms, and further moved that if necessary the spraying crew be given permission to work longer hours CARRIED Mr Hastie noted the dead trees in his area may have been killed as a result of M D spraying operations last year or two years ago There is about 8 miles of trees which were killed, and it will be difficult to actually determine who did the spraying which killed the trees 3 FIAT ALLIS PROBLEM HIRE CAT & RIPPER JACK LOWEN GRAVEL LEASE SE 16 -29 -21 r it �'J +ook pis, bye. Old GRAVEL CRUSHING LINDEN CONTRACT IeLLer MILDEN STEIN GRAVEL PIT 1986 GRAVEL TOAD FLAX PROBLEM HIRE ANOTHER PERSON & WORK LONGER HOURS DEAD TREES COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 13TH, 1985 ---------------------------- - - - - -- The meeting then adjourned for dinner between 12 00 Noon and 1 00 P M Mr Hastie left the meeting at this time. Mr Thomas left the meeting also Ross Rawlusyk from Palliser Regional Planning Commission entered the meeting at this time. There was discussion about the plans for Keivers Lake and the need to incorporate in the proposed plans the extra land to be purchased from Frank Hansen Mr Jeffery reviewed the minutes from the recent parks and cemetery meeting Mr Campbell noted the committee had suggested the areas in the park which are to be levelled should be worked on this fall and the area seeded to rye Mr Maerz had discussed the park plans with various people and their major concern appeared to be the need to replenished the water in the lake There was also discussion about where the internal park road should be located If it is located on the outside of the park area it will be necessary to destroy some trees Ross indicated he and Art would be reviewing the plans today and should have something ready for the next meeting of council Mr Maerz moved to accept the minutes from the parks and cemtery meeting CARRIED Mr. Boake moved that the council meeting do now adjourn in order to hold a development appeal hearing scheduled for 1 30 P M today CARRIED Mr Code moved that the Council meeting do now reconvene, the development appeal hearing having been completed CARRIED 1 45 P.M Ross reviewed with council information obtained by Frank from Alberta Education and also reviewed a proposed amendment to by -law number 1072 which would allow public schools and a certain category of a private school in the rural areas of the M D After lengthy discussion of this matter, Mr Code moved that by -law number 1072 be amended as follows Section 1 be amended to read "public schools" instead of "schools Section 2 be replaced with the following Section 2 Part VI ( "A Agricultural District) Subsection 20(3) Discretionary Uses, is amended by added the following discretionary uses "Public Schools" "Private Schools" ADD SECTION 3 Part 1 Section 2 Definitions is amended by adding the following definitions (79) "Private School" means an educational facility regulated and approved by the Minister of Education and is classified as a Category 1, 2, or 3 Facility under the Private School Regulations pursuant to the Department of Education Act, (80) "Public School" means an educational facility regulated and administered by the Three Hills School Division No 60 Section 2 in the by -law to be renumbered Section 4. (/ 4 DINNER PARKS MEETING & PLANS FOR KEIVERS LAKE ne N Me e�`Y-1) DEV APPEAL HEARING h BY -LAW NUMBER 1072 SCHOOLS 0 COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 13TH, 1985 ---------------------------- - - - - -- and further moved_ second reading to by -law number 1072 amended CARRIED Mr Maerz moved third reading to by -law number 1072 as amended CARRIED Rick Vickery entered the with council the need to the Regehr Hill Project monthly rental of $13,500 of $5700.00. After discussion Rick was and get prices for hiring meeting at this time and discu! rent a crawler in order to comp' He can get a D8L from R Angus 00, or possibily a weekly rental asked to contact local contractors one of their cats Mr Jeffery noted the Village of Carbon have submitted an application for annexation of Pt NW 15- 29 -23 -4 and after discussion Mr Maerz moved to accept and file as information CARRIED Mr Maerz hearing in four p 1 e x originally located cl It appears noted he had attended the development appeal the Town of Three Hills with regard to allowing a in the hamlet of Grantville The building was constructed as a duplex. The four plex is ose to the M D 's property in Grantville the Town will allow the fourplex development Ross noted the Village of Linden has now negotiated a right of way and access to their proposed industrial park through the Feed Rite property and they will remove the north approach After discussion of this matter, Mr Mueller moved that upon receipt of a letter from the Village of Linden stating they have removed the north approach and will gain access to the industrial park through the Feed Rite property and will not install any further approaches on to SR806, the M D will authorize completion of the subdivision CARRIED Mr. Maerz moved that the 1985 -85 organizational meeting of council be held on Tuesday, October 8th, 1985, commencing at ' 9 00 A M , and the appropriate notices of such meeting be forwarded to all councillors. CARRIED Mr Jeffery noted that Alberta Transportation asked if the M D might have any secondary road project which could be undertaken quickly this fall if there was any money left over and Mr McGregor was advised that 2 miles on SR 836 could be done if the funds become available Mr. Mueller moved to accept the report given by Mr Jeffery CARRIED Mr Jeffery reviewed the road committee minutes of July 31st, and August 12th and various items were discussed. 1 Abuse of the South Huxley Road by water trucks - Mr Campbell moved that the M D install a 90% road ban sign on the South Huxley Road at the intersection of the road with the gravel road leading to the Bigelow Dam approach CARRIED 2 Road committee recommends that the road west of 28 -34- 26-4 constructed by Mobil Oil be accepted, once some minor corrections are made by the contractor 5 ricvnLr,ri & RENTAL D8L CAT CARBON ANNEX NW 29 29 -23 -4 4 DEV HEARING GRANT VILLE FOURPLEX IND PARK VILLAGE LINDEN ACCESS THR FEED RITE Ross To dAne s 85 -86 OR MEETING OF COUNCII POSSIBLE EXTRA FUNDING FROM ALTA TRANSP SR ROAD PROJECT ROAD COMMITTEE MINUTES 90a BAN SIGN SO HUXLEY ROAD ROAD W 28 -34- 0 COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 13TH, 1985 ---------------------------- - - - - -- The road Committee also stated the M D road standards QIG too inflexible and should allow for some relaxations depending on the surrounding roads and or terrain The committee also feel if the M.D requires a private company to construct a 28 foot top road, the M D should get involved and obtain the necessary backsloping, borrow pit or land agreements After further discussion of this matter, Mr. Maerz moved that when an oil company has been given permission to construct a road on M.D road allowance, the Road Committee and the Local Councillor should make an inspection of the road prior to construction commencing, and the Committee is given the authority to relax the M.D road construction standards if they deem it necessary, taking into consideration the surrounding roads and terrain CARRIED A request has been received to ban the heavy paved road leading to the Mobil Oil Plant north of Wimborne, S of 2 and West of 1 and 12 in 34 -26 -4 and after discussion Mr Boake moved that a 90% permanent ban be placed on this road. CARRIED The need to install a low level crossing at the south end of the Bigelow Dam was reviewed and it was noted this project is scheduled for construction in 1986 Mr Code moved to accept the road committee report of July 31 s CARRIED The road committee report of August 12th was reviewed and it was noted that Gulf Oil has installed three texas gates on M D road allowances These installations will require by- laws Other items were discussed and Mr Code moved approval of the road committee report CARRIED Mr. Jeffery read a letter from Sim & Associates on behalf of Ladd Exploration They would like permission to up -grade the M D road allowance ENE 16- 33 -23 -4 and grade and gravel a portion of the road south of the NE 16. After discussion Mr Campbell moved that Ladd Exploration be given permission to up -grade the road east NE 16- 33 -23 -49 as per specifications outlined in their letter dated August 1st, 1985 CARRIED Highridge Exploration Ltd , have requested the M.D to up- grade a road between Section 22 and 23 in 29 -24 -4 and after discussion of this matter, Mr Hoff moved that the M D not construct this road, but will grant Highridge Exploration permission to upgrade the road at its own expense with standards for the road to be negotiated between the company and the road committee and local councillor, and that the M.D will provide the required 3/4 inch gravel for the road surface and will also provide the necessary culverts up to 24 inches in diameter CARRIED Mr. Maerz noted the M D. has been requested to up -grade the road east of NE 14- 31 -25 -4 but on inspecting the road it appears nothing can be done with a motor grader and the road is not a top priority for up- grading. Mr Maerz noted he would review the situation again with his divisional grader operator, and it was agreed Mr Loewen be advised no road construction work can be undertaken at this location at this time 0 KUAD STANDARDS RELAXATI01N i O 01 P l �64 po BAN ON MOBIL PLANT ROAD Po 116J LOW LEVEL CROSSING 11 TEXAS GATES ON GULF ROADS LADD EXPLOR ROAD UPGRADE ENE 16- 33-23-4 HIGHRIDGE REQUEST UP- GRADE ROAD Sec 22 29-24 - Sin UPGRADE ROAD ENE 14- 31-25-4 � e L 6'r Sort I � COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 13TH, 1985 ---------------------------- - - - - -- Mr Jeffery reviewed the results of the recent motor grader blade experiment, and after discussion Mr Maerz moved that another experiment be conducted, using pascal blades in Division 4 and 5 with the two motor graders working together as originally planned. CARRIED Mr Code indicated that perhaps the price of $1 00 for a used grader blade was not sufficient, and after discussion it was agreed the office should determine what happens to the old blades and how many there are on hand Mr Vickery entered the meeting again and advised council he could get a D8L and ripper from R Angus in Red Deer and they would allow the M D 3 days free use as a demonstration, and then charge a weekly rental of $5700 00 for the machine However the M.D would be repsonsible for trucking the machine from Red Deer and back to Red Deer Mr. Vickery was advised to hire a trucking firm to haul the D8 from Red Deer Mr Jeffery noted that Alberta Transportation (Monty McGregor) was advised of the recent fatal accident on SR 806, and the government advise they are still working on plans for a possible re- alignment of this road. Mr Boake moved to accept and file as information CARRIED Mr Jeffery gave the councillors a copy of some of the 1985 costing figures and Mr. Maerz moved to accept and file as information. CARRIED Mr Jeffery noted the Wilson Main Crew Project will be used as a total costing project by Alberta Transportatioan There was discussion about the width of the road and Mr Mueller moved that the Road be constructed with a 29 112 foot top (Type Two Road). CARRIED BLADE EXPERI MENT REVIEW PRICE OF USED BLADES D8L CAT DEMO & RENTAL A/G RE — ALIGNMENT SR 806 V1 COSTING REPORTS WILSON PROJECT MAIN CREW There was discussion about the ditch cleaning projects and Mr. DITCH �Gb CLEANING Boake moved each councillor submit their list for the next meeting of council e PROJECTS CARRIED CP Rail has submitted agreements regarding the changes to the automatic flashing lights at the Acme railway crossing, CP RAIL ' and after discussion Mr. Boake moved that the Reeve and Kkd LIGHT Municipal Adm1nistrator be authorized to sign the agreement AGREEMENT on behalf of the M D CARRIED Mr. Jeffery noted Rick and Lyle ate supper in Linden the REIMBURSE evening they stayed late to supervise the blasting FOR operations on the Regehr Hill, and asked if the M D would MEALS reimburse them for the cost of their meals Mr. Campbell ko (�cc15 moved that the M.D repay Rick for the cost of their meals PGysb}P� Cost $10 00 CARRIED The distribution of the M.D recreation grant money was then reviewed The Hesketh and Orkney Community Associations REC have forwarded letters regarding the proposal made by the GRANT GRANT Three Hills Recreation Board, and they disagree with the FUNDS suggestions made After discussion of this matter, Mr Code moved that this matter be tabled until further information is received from the various recreation boards CARRIED, 7 COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 13TH, 1985 ---------------------------- - - - - -- Mr Jeffery reviewed the minutes of the A S B meeting held July 22nd, and various items were discussed Mr. Code moved to accept and file same as information. CARRIED Mr Mueller reported on the A S B Tour Plot and indicated it was a successful day The Fall Zone Meeting of the CAAMD & C will be held in the Balzac Hall, Friday, October 18th, 1985 commencing at 10 00 A M. Mr Maerz moved to accept and file as information EAST RD CARRIED There was brief discussion about the new Public Health Act proclaimed on August 1st, and Mr Code moved to table this matter until the organizational meeting of council to be held on October 8th, 1985 CARRIED Council was advised there is a portion of the M D involved ML in a comparative study of effects of sour gas on people's health After discussion, Mr Campbell moved to accept and file as information CARRIED Mr Jeffery noted the Huxley Community Center and the Huxley Curling Club are obtaining grants from the Provincial Recreation Grant Program and require the M.D 's agreement to accept responsibility for the project, should the clubs be dissolved Mr Mueller moved that the Reeve and Municipal Administrator be authorized to sign the agreements with the Huxley Community Center and the Huxley Curling Club. CARRIED There was discussion about the recent PAWM meeting and it was reported Mr Finlay Code was elected as a director of the association It appears to be a very important issue as about 90% of the water from the Red Deer River Basin is proposed to be used to make up the deficiency of water which must flow into Saskatchewan Mr Jeffery noted that the M.D must now keep track of all loads of water it removes from sloughs and creeks for road construction projects, and report same to Alberta Environment. It will be necessary to lobby the government in order to retain rights to the water in the Red Deer River Basin It was agreed Mr. Code would attend the School Division meeting tomorrow and a road committee tour be held Mr Hoff noted Oris had enough 1 1/2 inch gravel to completely finish 3 3/4 miles of the Linden East Road and they decided not to rip up any more of the road After discussion, Mr. Campbell moved Council review the Small Crew Program at the next meeting of council CARRIED It was noted hot mix is required for the Appleyard coulee (sunken culvert) the Schramm Coulee and the Tolman Road and this work should be done shortly, while the weather is good Mr. Hoff moved this meeting do now adjourn CARRIED TIME 5 10 M REEVE MU A MI IS TOR A M: & T( Fi MEETING CAAMD &C Gblet�PUBLIC ,n HEALTH ACT SOUR GAS STUDY HUXLEY COMM 40 CENTER GRANT A/G PAWM MEETING HOT MIX REQUIRED ADJOURN SMALL CREW PROGRAM % & C LINDEN J/ EAST RD HOT MIX REQUIRED ADJOURN MINUTES OF THE PARKS AND CEMETERY MEETING ® IIMembers present July 29th 1985 Reg Campbell Richard Maerz Otto Hoff Nick Mamona Arthur Thomas The meeting was called to order at 10 30A M at Keivers Lake Park Minutes of the April 11th, 1985 meeting were read by Arthur Thomas Richard Maerz moved approval of the minutes Carried NEW BUSINESS A Swalwell Park The M D has received two unassembled outhouses from Fish and Wildlife . to be set up at Swalwell Dam Fish and Wildlife has agreed to pay for two 1,225 gallon fiberglass pump out tanks to install under the toilets providing the tanks are installed by someone qualified to do this We must call for three bids on tanks, accept and pay for the lowest bid, and Fish and Wildlife will reimburse the M D for the cost of the tanks only Fish and Wildlife will also be providing a garbage receptacle and a sign indicating Swalwell Dam Richard Maerz moved that we call for bids on two fiberglass tanks and installation as specified in the plans provided by Fish and Wildlife Carried Otto Hoff moved that the old wood pile and piles of wood shavings be cleaned up and hauled to the Torrington Rubble Pit Carried B Ke i vers Lake The members of the committee reviewed the proposed plan for upgrading the park which had been drawn up by Ross Rawlusyk It was noted that the M D was negotiating with Frank Hansen for the purchase of approximately three acres adloininq the west boundary of the park which would square the upper area with the lower launch area The following suggestions for modification or addition to the plan were discussed and will be passed onto Ross for inclusion in a revised plan which would also include the new area, if it can be acquired - Day use on east beach area Camping stalls on north fence area Shower and toilet facilities relocated to fitness area Additional playground in the new area Group camping in the upper new area Camping stalls in the lower new area It was noted that approximately 175 tent, trailer or camping units utilize the park on long week -ends The meeting adjourned at 12 30P M f �.'n 2 • • August 13th, 1985 J C JEFFERY GRAVEL SUMMARY To farthest point Per yard cost McNair To W of 22- 27 -21 -4 McNair crush $1 79 royalty $0 40 stripping $0 50 haul 40 miles @ $9 79 $ 12 48 Mildenstein crush $1 79 royalty $0 40 stripping $0 50 haul 27 miles @ $6 91 $ 9 60 $ 2 88 per yard McNair must be 30% better gravel To W of 32- 34 -21 -4 Brunner crush $1 79 royalty $0 50 stripping $0 14 haul 24 miles @ $ 6 24 $ 8 67 Torrington crush $1 79 royalty $0 00 stripping $0 50 stock pile pit run $1 00 haul 44 mile @ $10 68 $ 13 97 $ 5 30 per yard Torrington must be 61% better gravel To S of 20- 31 -21 -4 (2 way Brunner & J Lowen) J Lowen crush $2 45 royalty $0 40 stripping $0 50 haul 19 miles @ $ 5 13 $ 8 48 Megli Crush $2 56 royalty $0 40 stripping $0 50 haul 29 miles @ $ 7 35 $ 10 81 $ 2 33 per yard Megli must be 27% better gravel To Mildenstein Pit McNair crush $1 79 royalty $0 40 stripping $0 50 $ 9 37 haul 26 miles @ $ 6 68 Mildenstein crush $1 79 royalty $0 40 stripping $0 50 $ 2 69 haul 0 3481 x__6_68 To Brunner Pit Torrington crush $1 79 royalty $0 00 stripping $0 50 stock pile pit run $1 00 haul 33 miles @ $8 24 $ 11 53 Brunner crush $1 79 royalty $0 50 stripping $0 14 haul @ $2 46 $ 4 89 236% �� August 13th, 1985 Con't J C JEFFERY GRAVEL SUMMARY To farthest point Per yard cost 0 II To Lowen Pit • Lowen crush $2 45 royalty $0 40 stripping $0 50 haul 0 $ 3 35 Megli crush $2 56 royalty $0 40 stripping $0 50 haul 29 miles @ $7 35 $ 10 81 $ 7 46 323% SUMMARY McNair compared to Mildenstein At farthest haul McNair gravel must be at least 30% better gravel or 1 1/3 yards of Mildenstein = 1 yard of Megli At mile 0 or Mildenstein pit 1 yard of McNair gravel must be at least 3 48 times as long as Mildenstein gravel Brunner compared to Torrington At farthest haul Torrington gravel must be at least 61% better gravel or 1 2/3 yards of Brunner = 1 yard of Torrington At mile 0 or Frank Road 1 yard of Torrington gravel must last 2 36 times as long as Brunner gravel Lowen compared to Megli At farthest haul Megli gravel must be at least 27% better gravel or • 1 1/3 yards of Lowen gravel = 1 yard of Megli gravel At mile 0 or Lowen pit 1 yard of Megli gravel must last 3 23 times as long as Lowen gravel Other Factors - some sort of serve analysis could be done to determine above factors - George states that better gravel is easier on grader blades - would not have to gravel as often if above theory is correct - is theory holding true now where we are now using Megli, McNair and Torrington gravel d;5�1 • • J C JEFFERY REPORT July 24th - August 13th, 1985 1 Gave Oris permission to hire Denver Eitzen for Acme Shop project as our backhoe not working properly 2 RAM report of M Moore - anything to do from admin ?? 3 Pascal computer program - course runs September to April in Drumheller, first semester $74 00 second semester $64 00 Will require two trips to Drumheller per week Herman will put time in - would we pay mileage May get away from a Burroughs course we would have to pay for in future Herman feels would offset some maintenance costs as well CORRESPONDENCE JULY 24th - AUGUST 13th, 1985 1 STM Corp, advertising 2 Achieving Excellence, brochure of seminars 3 The Alberta Gazette, July 31st, 1985 issues 4 Pioneer Acres of Alberta, invitation to dedication Sunday August 11th 5 Merrill Lynch Canada advertising 6 Brownlee Fryett, copy of legal case re auditors 7 Brownlee Fryett, letter re- Section 137 Municipal Government Act 8 Invoice to M D of Starland for Gravel re gravel exchange agreement 9 Alberta Manpower letter re journeymen examinations 10 Phamphlet, Alberta Health Study in this area 11 Newsletter, Equalization Assessment review 12 Letter from M D to Robin Arthire requesting re- setting of Acme cemetery stakes 13 Sask -Pec 85, invitation to Saskatchewan Petroleum Exhibition 14 Recreation News, Regional Report 15 Minutes of the Parks and Cemetery Meeting July 29th, 1985 16 Minutes of the Torrington & District Recreation Board June 26th, 1985 17 Alberta Arbitration & Mediation Society schedule of courses 18 The Alberta Gazette July 15th, 1985 issue 19 Mustang Engineering and Construction Ltd , advertising 20 Business Week,schedule of courses 21 Alberta Transportation, letter acknowledging request for inspection of Three Hills Creek near Trochu ( WSW 25-33 -25 -4) 22 Q91 Radio, letter on update of new transmitter 23 Olds General Hospital, copy of March 31, 1985 financial statement 24 Alberta Municipal Affairs, information Bulletin 25 Beaver Baseball, provincial finals in St Albert M D donated pins and cheque for $250 00 26 Local Government Studies schedule on Citation Program 27 Public Administration Studies calendar of Public Management Seminars 28 Carbon & District Recreation Board Minutes of the July 8th, 1985 meeting BUILDING PERMITS 1 Matilda Baerg, pt N E 13- 30 -26 -W4 addition to dwelling 2 Earl Balderson S E 7- 29 -24 -4 mobile home and attached porch for farm help 3 Top Crop Fertilizer Ltd BkA Pt S W 35- 33 -26 -4 office for fertilizer sales G'sp/ I I M I I U7 I I a I 1 1 M a b y I I l� ►.•.C.� 1 j 1 l I11 1 :r l I I b I I I ql I I Q on b I 1 Q 1 Q I I� ;J y I I b I H I M In t Od I rt I 1 1 2 n l n r l 1 x l I b I I y M l x I y (D I Q 1 n 11 1 1 1 t0 I 1 Q. 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Reginald G Campbell, Robert E Boake, Rick Vickery, Bruce Ha and Jean Wilkinson The committee reviewed an approach which was constructed off South Huxley Road by the Bigelow Dam This approach allows people to get close to the water and many of the local farmer use it to pump water from the dams for their gardens, etc However commercial water trucks are also using it and then tr on the light coat surfaced road There is a drilling rig close to the Wimborne Plant area and water trucker is using the light coat surfaced road and damag the pavement The provincial police were called and requeste patrol the area Mr Hastie suggested as long as the approach is there, road d will occur There are two alternatives 1 Remove the approach 2 Fence the approach off with a the local farmers gate, padlock it and give keys to It was noted water can be obtained at the south end of the dam and the Bigelow Bridge creek crossing should be installed to allow them to get water at this location. This would help stop the heavy trucks using the light coat surface road The road committee then met with Mr Al Tink, Mr Ken Landers and Mr Keith Baxter of Mobil Oil, at the Mobil Plant not Mr Tink noted due to budget contraints Mobil OilAhaid:advised they could construct a road which would meet M D type 3 road standards due to the hilly terrain, and asked the M D to construct the road and Mobil would contribute funds towards the project It was noted the back slopes are not too bad, but the road top is only 18 to 19 feet wide in some places It was also noted there are one or two problems with culvert installations The road was then inspected and various items discussed as follows- 1 First culvert at the south end of the road is toc high and will wash out the ditch 2 Second culvert is also too high It was noted there was no pressure from the local farmers to build the road and Mr Tink noted the road as constructed is sufficient to provide them access to their wells It is possible that the Red Deer County will have to open the road to the north some time in the future Lloyd Johnson is the contractor for the road project Mr Tink noted this road provides access to two wells, there are two wells further north and other wells likely will be drilled in this area in future When this occurs the road to the north will likely be developed It was agreed the backslopes were not a big concern but the width of the road is not sufficient It was suggested that the fences were actually built on road allowance in some areas and even with 66 foot road allowance, it would not be possible to construct a 28 foot top road Various measurements were taken and there is 22 feet at the top of the second knoll, and from fence to fence it measured 66 feet The width at the top of the first knoll is also 22 feet Mr Tink noted they had cut off one of Mr Whatley's approaches and provided him with a different approach at the top of the first hill He also agreed they could correct the problem with the culverts by installation of down comers and cement pads He noted there are two pipelines under the road at the top of the first hill The committee returned to the Mobil Oil Plant and the road committee met alone and it was suggested that as it was impossible to construct ROAD COMMITTEE JULY 31st, 1985 a 28 foot top without going on to private property due to the terrain, if Mobil would agree to lower the two hills by at least six inches, and widen the top of the road to at least 24 feet at these two locations, and fix the two culverts which are too high, the M D would accept the rest of the road as it is constructed Mr Tink and Mr Baxter agreed this would be satisfactory Mr Baxter asked if the M.D would consider placing a ban on the Mobil Plant Road (900) in order to stop Degra Sol Fertilizer Company hauling heavy loads on this road The fertilizer company has adequate access to the north without using the heavy pavement The Road Committee then left the Mobil Oil Plant Office The intersection immediately south of the Mobil Plantwas reviewed and it was suggested that the trees on the north side of the road at this intersection should be removed from the M D ditch as they obstruct vision to the west Trees which are in the M D ditch at this location on the south side of the road should also be removed in order to improve the vision It was noted there is a yi.eldsign on the road coming from the north (from the Plant) and a stop sign on the road coming from the south Perhaps this should be reviewed once the trees have been cleared out Mr Hastie asked that the trees on the south east corner of the intersection two miles south of the Mobil Plant intersection (Wimborne Road) be brushed out also The Trees are located on the south side of the road, and obstruct the vision The road committee inspected the creek crossing at the Bigelow Dam S S12 23- 34 -25 - -4 and it was suggested Bud Haskell should be able to install the crossing with some assistance from a motor grader Mr Hastie asked the Road Committee to inspect the creek channel dust to the north of the flowing well on the Hastie Bridge Project He noted the bank is caving in and will require some rip rap, particularly on the west side of the channel on the Paul Gelinas land The committee also noted the mud below the Hastie Bridge which is filling in the creek channel It appears the mud is washing down because of the flowing well under the bridge and it may eventually affect the bridge pilings It was suggested Bridge Branch should inspect the area if they have not yet done so Mr Hastie was dropped off at home and the road committee then went to the Equity Plant Road recently constructed by Robert Cranston The top of the road was measured at the north end and it is about 27 feet wide and likely will widen out further in time It was noted the clean up on the east side of the road is not satisfactory and the clean up on the west side is better but still not good There are - pipelines in the way on the east side The road further south was measured and it is 28 feet wide A• It was agreed that the Road Committee would release the road once the contractor has gone over the road slopes with a motor grader to improve the slopes by feathering the dirt down to the bottom of the ditch, and smoothing the area out The Road Committee met with Robert Cranston in Trochu and he was advised of this decision and noted he would also have to clean out the ends of the culverts, which are filled with dirt A type of filter cloth was installed by the company on the internal plant road at the Equity Gas Plant and this material is supposed to stop the pit run from sinking into the clay Jean Wilkinson, i i r C7 n 982 983 984 985 986 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AUGUST 13TH 1985 Three Hills Minor Baseball M D of Kneehill Local AuthoritiesPension Plan A A M D & C A RMAA. Accurate Auto Body Action Automotive Ken Adams Aari -Fab Lumber Ind Alberta Publ c Affairs Bureau $ 250 00 Donation 96,604 06 Hourly payroll 7,846 31 June pension plan 14 724 69 Inventory road materials, supplies 85 00 Mem & reg fee 383 70 Machine repairs 99 63 Inventory 2 575 70 Equipment rental 298 31 Keivers Lake supplies 60 00 Revised statures of Alta 992 A G T 420 56 Telephone 993 Alberta Power 916 57 Utilities 994 Allied Chemical 12,457 03 Road Materials 995 Alpine Radio Systems 45 50 Radio repair supplies 996 Artec Alloys Ltd 108 21 Machine repairs 997 R G B Arthur 333 00 P W Eng 4 Survey 998 Border Paving 3,348 15 Road materials 999 Brenda Auto Supply 481 11 Inventory, shop supplies, tools 1000 Brodie, Barry 165 00 Tax sale trust 1001 Bruce Hannah Truck Lines 634 10 P W Fuel 1002 Burroughs Inc 11,945 16 Office equipment repairs 1003 C & F Tool & Automotive 42 10 Inventory, shop supplies 1004 Canada Post Corporation 1 000 00 Postage 1005 Canadian National Railway 2o2 30 Railway crossing 1006 Canadian Pacific Ltd 775 15 Railway crossing 1007 Carbon Valley Motors 71 00 Carbon Fire Dep't 1008 Cartel Electronic Distributors 687 65 Radio repairs 1009 Chevron Asphalt Ltd 44 514 47 P W Road Material 1010 City of Drumheller 1,500 00 Transportation Grant 1011 Corona Supplies 39 72 Inventory 1 1012 Courtney Berg Industries 70 63 A S B Machine repairs inventory 1013 Cranston Construction Ltd 8,523 64 Equipment rental, fuel 1014 Cunningham, Alex 7 00 Ut Off Meals 1015 D Butters Holdings 132 55 Tools 1016 Dawonik, Ken 10 50 A S B & P W supplies 1017 Dixie Trophies & Engraving 7 40 Misc flowers & gifts 1018 Dole, Danny 1,092 80 A S B conference, tour, mileage 1019 Dominion Life 5,887 29 A H C & Dom Life 1020 Dow Chemical Canada Inc 31 215 60 A S B herbicides 1021 Dunay, Ed 206 90 Admin mileage & subsistence 1022 Edgar Reip 330 00 Two oil paintings 1023 Equipment Sales & Service 603 76 Inventory 1024 Esau Auto Service 226 02 Linden Rural Fire Protection 1025 Eskimo Refridgeration 291 42 Inventory machine repairs 1026 Farm Electric Services 2,734 40 Phone & powerline moves 1027 Ford Motor Company of Canada 1028 Guards Implements Ltd 1029 Gehrings Transport Ltd 1030 Gibbs Ford Mercury 1031 Gray & Dick Sales 157 00 Machine repairs 124 63 Inventory 237 67 P W freight 1,420 15 Inventory, machine repairs 1 880 00 Maps & history books 1032 Gundlach, Karl 38 10 P W mileage & building rep 1033 H T Howe & Sons 100 77 Invento ~y, machine rep 1034 Harrisons & Crossfield 125 49 Huxley & Wimborne rep & main 1035 Vernon M Haskell 7 00 P W meals ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AUGUST 13TH, 1985 t- Less cheque #1058 cancelled 389,364 85 2,635 36 - $386 729 49 !1036 Alan Hazel $ 14 00 P W meals '1037 Jack Hazelwood 113 07 A S B Extension: 1038 Helmut Schulz Sales 15 00 Machine repair 1039 Henry van den Hoven 350 00 Acctg & auditing 1040 1 C G Utilities 117 14 Utilities 1041 J E Frere & Sons 152 70 Inventory 1042 Jan Blackie, Alex Lowen & Ralph & Louise Lowen 300 00 Gravel lease 11043 Karen Hoover D H E 50 82 A S B Extension h044 R R Kerns 232 50 Stock pile rental 045 Albert Kimmel 50 80 P W mileage 1046 Doug Knapp 124 60 Tools 1047 Kneehill Ambulance Service 35,722 75 July & Aug revenue, 85 Requisition 1048 Kneehill Soil Services 302 40 A S B herbicide 1049 Lammle's Electric 7 50 Machine repairs !050 i Land Title Office 8 00 Land titles 051 Linden Agri- Centre 23 71 Machine repairs 052 Linden Contractors 43,200 00 Gravel crushing Lobe, William 100 00 Deposit on rental equipment 1053 054 Local Authorities Pension 8,587 29 July pension 055 Loomis Courier 100 35 Linden R F P , Admin freight 056 Lore] Electric 99 00 P W building repairs 057 Lynco Products 88 35 Shop supplies 059 Macleods 70 97 Machine repairs 060 Mainline Farm Sales 513 55 Inventory, shop supplies 061 Matus T V Service 13 95 Radio repair supplies 1058 i Ed Mcnair Sand & Gravel 2,635 36 Gravel hauling J062 McGregor Filtering Equipment 73 00 Inventory 063 James McMurtry 118 40 P W mileage 064 Metro Tech Systems Ltd 44 55 Machine repairs 065 Midnight Sign Company 40 00 Maps history books 066 Oleynik Foot Waer 30 00 Machine repairs 1067 Oliver Industrial Supply 874 80 Inventory 1068 Palliser Regional Planning Comm 20 00 Linden rubble pit fees 1069 Gordon L Park 172 00 Surface reclamation 1070 Parts Plus 186 90 Inventory 1071 Pitney Bowes 60 60 Admin postage 073 Ray's Home Hardware 64 00 Shop supplies 072 Rainbow Courier 171 00 P W freight 074 Redhill Industries 48 00 Machine repairs 1075 Rollie's Motor Products 210 96 Inventory, machine repairs 1076 Keith Smith 7 00 P W meals 1077 Standens Ltd 73 72 Inventory 1078 Three Hills Dairy King 174 60 A S B training & tours 1079 Three Hills I D A Pharmacy 29 96 Postage & stationery 1080 Three Hills Tire & Muffler 705 30 Inventory, machine repairs 1081 Town of Three Hills 269 95 Water & sewer 082 Town of Trochu 13,504 66 1984 Rec Grant 083 Trans Alta Utilities 10 57 Utilities 084 Transmission Supply 79 05 Inventory 1085 Triple B Trucking 18,837 92 Gravel hauling 1086 Truckline Parts 49 95 Inventory 1087 Twin Tractor 21 78 Inventory 1088 Vicon Wheat Belt 321 24 A.S B Machine Repairs 1089 West Gate Sanitation 691 48 Kneehill Sanitation 1090 Wilson & Cousins Inc 1 374 75 Linden R F P t- Less cheque #1058 cancelled 389,364 85 2,635 36 - $386 729 49 N° • E-W 0 1091 1092 1093 1094 1095 1096 1097 1098 Boake, Robert E Campbell, Reg Code, John F Hastie, Bruce Hoff, Otto Maerz Richard Mueller, Harold Receiver General of Canada Total ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AUGUST 13TH, 1985 $ 1,024 92 1 422 18 593 00 55 00 613 53 654 69 2,115 27 49,810 75 $ 56,289 34 Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor July remit fees fees fees fees fees fees fees tance July June & July July July July July June & July Rom, ,,ATE 85 /07 /1U MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL #48 PAYROLL CHEQUE COMPLETION JOURNAL e60 CUNNINGHAM, CHEQUE CHEQUE CHEQUE GROSS G YEE ) YE 321 DATE NUMBER AMOUNT PAY D 203 NAME 3,347.30 322 RODGER, ORTS 1 "10 JEFFERY, JOHN C 85/07!10 196 2,873.07 4,474.36 ,c1 WILKINSON, M. JEAN 85/07/10 197 2,22.5.92 3,357.37 122 MARTENS, HERMAN P. _ 85/07/10 _ 198 2,308.03 3,235.69 124 GALES, LORI D. 85107/10 199 1,101.34 1,475.28 125 DUNAY, EDWARD M. 85/07110 200 21705.11 3,251.27 17A MVAK_ _IFNNIFFR 85/.07/10 201 1,492.16 1,932.70 e60 CUNNINGHAM, ALEX R. 85/07/10 202 1,738.20 2,537.50 321 REMPEL, GEORGE 1,945.37 85/07/10 203 21254_99 3,347.30 322 RODGER, ORTS L. 85/07/10 i 204 2,167.71 3,147.14 3c3 SMITH, KEITH J. 85/07/10 205 1,724.16 2,516.35 4 WIENS, HENRY M 85/07/10 206 1,656.68 2,405.06 2% HAZEL. ALAN W. 85/07/10 207 1,897.94 2,785.57 326 JESSKE, HARVEY 0. 327 GUNDLACH, KARL R. 328 KIMMEL, ALBERT 620 SODER, NORMAN F 85/07/10 2n8 1,793.95 2,634_66 85/07/10 209 1,940:76 2,715.96 85/07/10 210 1,945.37 2,697.61 _ R5 /P7 /10 211 2,164:62 3,234_70 85/07/10 212 1,246.94 11705.79 * *TOTALS ** 32,736.95. 47,454 -31 _ TYPED CHEQUES C014PUTER CHEQUES � TOTAL PROCESSED 1 EMPLOYEE NUMBER NAME Of RpE J-CL PAYROLL CHEQUE COMPLETION JOU CHEQUE CHEQUE CHEQUE G DATE NUMBER AMOUNT -g T 4 802 GREKE, ANTHONY J. 85/07/04 192 1,282.62 1,6 803 WALESKY, LEON 85/07/04 193 1,282.6.2 1,6 720 MAMONA, NICHOLAS 85/07/04 195 1,285.97 1,C •* TOTALS ** 91,399.42 123,7 TYPED CHEQUE! COMPUTER CHEC TOTAL PROCES! • AOL RUN DATE 85/07/04 85/07/04 MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL 1,60 708 SLOOTWE -G, FRED 85/07/04 PAYROLL CHEQUE COMPLETION JOUR EMPLOYEE CHEQUE CHEQUE CHEQUE G NUMBER NAME DATE NUMBER AMOUNT 710 - 700 TAYLOk, DAVID H. - -- --- 85 % -T/-o 4 165 711 , 7U1 ENZIE, GLEN 85/07/04 166 1,971 -30 2,66 7U2 HUNTER, ART 85/07/04 167 21009.98 2,56 1,380.15 - -'G6-1 DENNIS _ __ S3 TT 7G4 BURDEN, DAVID A. 85/07/04 169 1,767 -85 2,34 705 CHRISTON, FAITH ANNE 85/D7/04 170 1,576 -80 2,05 6- ; --tG-W"TAi 707 MC PHERSON, SCOTT 85/07/04 172 1,271 .32 1,60 708 SLOOTWE -G, FRED 85/07/04 173 1,279.25 1,61 -83727 710 TUPPER, JOHN 85/(17/04 175 1,506.77 1187 711 VOROS, ROBERT 85/07/04 176 1,425 -93 1,83 712 ALBRECHT-,- DALE - -- 85/U7/ 4 177 1,380.15 - -'G6-1 713 TETZ, JOHNNY 85/07/04 178 1,405.09 1180 714 ZLOT, ZOE ANNE 85/07/04 179 1,492 -72 1,93 Try 8 ELL E - - -- STU7 TU - , 716 ROBEkTSON, STEPHEN 85/07/04 181 1,436 -54 1184 717 VASSEUR, BRIAN 85 /07/04 182 2,006.36 2,72 W At 8 57U77UW 185 1,414.UZ 719 WILKINS, LYNETTE 85/07/04 184 1,114.24 1,3 731 MCCOOK, LONNIE 85/07/04 185 1,727.58 2128 K PP J A R, R E B E - -�{ 57�7��- 186 1 - 4 733 DOERKSEN, BETH 85/07/04 187 1,037.48 1,26 734 MALAKA, ChRISTINE 85/07/04 188 935.52 1111 i TER-- - - -III 82 432 REMPFER, MILTON W_ 85/07/04 190 233.86 23 -- — F 1, h D A T E -9-5TG77ff4 PAYROLL CHEQUE COMPLETICN J EMPLOYEE CHEQUE CREQUE CHEQUE NUMBER NAME DATE NUMBER AMOUNT —3� BAUMAN, BRIAN — — 04 139 , i 342 bERGQUIST, GARY b. 85/07/04 140 1,757.07 2 343 ENSMINGER, GARY b. 85/07/04 141 1,854.67 2 77 - -i 345 FRIEDRICH, JUSEPH 85 /07/04 143 1,722.73 i 346 "ELINAS, LYLE E 85/07/04 144 1,886.04 2 - -- -- -- - - -- �r -- - - -- - -- -3r5 --2 349 HASKELL, VERNON M. 85/07/04 146 2,294_46 3 350 KENNEDY, ROBERT D p5/07/U4 147 1,844.10 2 332 KNAPP, W- u 353 KOPER, S. L. DENNIS 65/07/04 149 1,899.13 2 354 MAERZ, MILES P_ 85107/04 150 1,907.77 2 355 MC LOOK -L-U-UNA RD _ 356 MCMURTRY, JAMES R. 85/07/04 152 1,953.38 2 357 MCRAE, EARL T. 85/07/04 153 1,797_21 2 — —35A —M E -U _ 359 MEDING, BRIAN E_ 85/07/04 155 1,669.76 2 360 PLANT, BRIAN A. 85/07/04 156 1,756.04 2 W - _ —. ---33 -,-f . . 362 SOWERbY, W. BRIAN 85/07/04 158 2,216.51 3 363 TETZ, DAVID B- 85/07/04 - -- 159 1,416.75 2 , 365 THOMPSON, KENNETH E. 85/07/04 161 1,922_70 2 366 VICKEkY, RICHARD M. 85/07/04 162 1,924.25 7 367 WA T FF, M GLEN I,IU5.64 368 WEIR, SANDRA E. 85/07/04 164 1,928.88 2 • a�