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AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING JULY 22ND, 1986
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Approval of Agenda
Approval of Minutes July 8th 1986 - See correction regarding
November 8, 1985 and July 8, 1986
Accounts to be approved July 22, 1986
Appointments
10.30 A M - Oris Rodger See Items #9 to 15
1.00 P M - Ross Rawlusyk, Alex Cunningham See Items #16 to 19
1 30 P M - Development Appeal Board See Item #17
3 00 P M - Town of Trochu See Item #20
J C Jeffery report - July 8, 1986 to July 22
Budget comparison run to July 8, 1986
Salaries and Wages January 1986
Bank Reconciliation June 30, 1986
$500,000 00 due August 5, 1986
Loans now $23,000 00
AAMD & C - In Memoriam
Road Committee July 9, 1986
Road Committee July 17, 1986
Dust Control Tests
Performance Appraisals
Alberta Transporation letter Y
Alberta Transporation - News F
Letter from Canadian Pioneer C
Subdivisions - Stickel NE 1C
Dug Dale NE 3C
Smith SW 9-
Neilson NE 3y
Reimer NW 2E
Christie SE 3C
Development Appeal Board - Tin
Report Alex Cunningham - backt
Report Alex Cunningham - Mobil
Town of Trochu fire protectior.
Town of Three Hills recreatior.
Dog Control - Huxley
Office
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COUNCIL MEETING JULY 22,1986
A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE M.D. OF KNEEHILL #48 WAS
HELD ON TUESDAY JULY 22, 1986 IN THE M D OFFICE, THREE HILLS COMMENCING
AT 9 00 A.M.
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS WERE PRESENT'
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DIVISION
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OTTO HOFF
DIVISION
2 (REEVE)
ROBERT E. BOAKE
DIVISION
3
RICHARD A MAERZ
DIVISION
4
HAROLD MUELLER
DIVISION
5
BRUCE HASTIE
DIVISION
6
REG CAMPBELL
DIVISION
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MR J C JEFFERY, MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR WAS PRESENT AND RECORDED THE
MINUTES, AND MR MILES BURNS FROM THE THREE HILLS CAPITAL WAS ALSO PRESENT
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REEVE HOFF CALLED THE MEETING TO ORDER AND THERE WAS A REQUEST TO ADD
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS TO THE ADENDA FOR TODAY'S MEETING: APPROVAL OF
ITEM #24 CARNEY WEED PROBLEM AGENDA
ITEM #25 SAFETY COMMITTEE REPORT
ITEM #26 LINDEN RURAL FIRE PROTECTION
MR FINLAY CODE THEN MOVED APPROVAL OF TODAY'S AGENDA WITH THE
ADDITION OF THE ABOVE NOTED ITEMS
CARRIED
BRIEF DISCUSSION WAS HELD CONCERNING THE MINUTES, IT WAS NOTED IN
THE NOVEMBER, 1985 MINUTES THE MOTION TO HAVE A THIRD READING DOES NOT
INDICATE UNAMIOUS CONSENT, TYPING ERROR ONLY AND A CORRECTION REQUIRED
!FOR THE JULY 8, 1986 MINUTES A MOTION WAS LEFT OUT OF THE MINUTES AS
FOLLOWS :
AFTER DISCUSSION CONCERNING THE TRADE IN OF THE DAMAGED LOADER MR
HAROLD MUELLER MOVED THE APPROVAL FOR THE PURCHASE OF A NEW CAT LOADER FROM
IR ANGUS LTD. WITH TRADE IN THE DAMAGE MACHINE AT A NET PRICE $17,150 00
'AFTER DISCUSSIONS MR ROBERT BOAKE MOVED THE MINUTES BE APPROVED.
CARRIED
APPROVAL OF
MINUTES
MR R.G CAMPBELL MOVED THAT THE ACCOUNTS LISTED FOR PAYMENT TODAY BE APPROVAL OF
APPROVED SUBJECT TO FURTHER REVIEW BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE OF MR R G ACCOUNTS
CAMPBELL AND MR OTTO HOFF
CARRIED
VARIOUS COUNCILLORS THEN GAVE BRIEF REPORTS REGARDING THE
PROVINCIAL AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD TOUR, JULY 15, 16,17,1986 HELD IN
AIRDRIE AT THE M D OF ROCKYVIEW MR FINLAY CODE REPORTED ON DAY ONE OF
THE TOUR STATING THAT THE PLOTS WERE GOOD AND THE SERVICE EXCELLENT AND
THAT THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TOUR WERE THE SACKETT FIELD TRIAL,
THORLAKSON'S FEEDLOT , PIONEER ACRES, A W P PLOTS, K I B A SEED CLEANING
PLANT AND THE HOECHST CHEMICAL PLOTS AS WELL AS THE TURBO REFINERY
MR BRUCE HASTIE REPORTED ON DAY TWO WITH THE HIGHTLIGHTS BEING THE
BEAVER DAM BLAST, THE DARTIQUE HALL, THE SPRAY LAKES SAWMILLS, WESTERN
BREEDERS MR HASTIE FURTHER MENTIONED THAT THE M.D. OF ROCKYVIEW HAD
STERILIZED ROADS IN THE MUNICIPALITY TO KILL GRASS ON THE EDGE OF THE ROAD,
HE FURTHER REPORTED THAT OVER SIX HUNDRED WERE REGISTERED AT THE
CONFERENCE AND THE MEALS WERE EXCELLENT
MR OTTO HOFF REPORTED ON DAY THREE IN THE RAIN SAID THE HIGHLIGHTS OF
THE DAY WERE THE ROCKYVIEW CEMETARY, THE CHEMICAL FALLOW, THE HUSSIN
VARIETY PLOTS,, CALGROW, THE WESTERN CO-OP FERTILIZER INDUSTRIES. AFTER
BRIEF DISCUSSION MR HAROLD MUELLER MOVED TO ACCEPT AND FILE THE REPORT
CARRIED
PROVINCIAL A S B.
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MR R G CAMPBELL REPORTED BRIEFLY REGARDING THE POSSIBLE PURCHASE OF
A NEW TRUCK FOR LINDEN FIRE DEPARTMENT HE SAID A DECISION IS REQUIRED
AS TO WHAT WE WILL BE DOING WITH THE OLD TRUCK IF THE NEW TRUCK IS TO BE
PURCHASED ALOT OF EQUIPMENT WOULD BE SALVAGABLE FROM THE OLD TRUCK BUT IF LINDEN R F P
THE OLD TRUCK IS TO BE KEPT IT WOULD REQUIRE ALOT OF NEW EQUIPMENT FOR THE
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NEW TRUCK HE FURTHER REPORTED THAT THE VILLAGE OF LINDEN HAS 30,000 00
NOW SET ASIDE FOR THEIR SHARE OF THE PURCHASE AND HE REPORTED THAT THE
VILLAGE WILL BE GETTING BACK TO US AT ANOTHER MEETING IN THE NEAR FUTURE
MR R A MAERZ MOVED TO ACCEPT AND FILE MR CAMPBELL'S REPORT
CARRIED
® THE ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT COVERING THE PERIOD OF JULY 8 TO JULY 22,
1986 WAS THEN REFERRED TO
ITEM #1 LINDEN WEST PROJECT SHOULD BE SCHEDULED FOR PAVING AFTER BRIEF ROAD PROGRAM
DISCUSSION MR ROBERT BOAKE MOVED THAT TWO MILES WEST OF LINDEN BE ADDED TO ADDITION
'THE BASE COURSE PROGRAM
CARRIED
THE ADMINISTRATOR FURTHER REPORTED THAT MR. DARREL THIESSEN OF LINDEN
HAD OFFERED TO SELL 3/4 INCH CRUSHED GRAVEL FOR $3 00 PER YARD HE
ALREADY HAS STOCKPILING THIS GRAVEL BEING OVER AND ABOVE THE CURRENT THIESSEN GRAVEL
PILE HE IS CRUSHING FOR US AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR RICHARD MAERZ MOVED ✓ !,e \tcr
WE NOT PURCHASE ANY MORE GRAVEL FROM MR. THIESSEN AT THIS TIME scyr "
CARRIED
THE ADMINISTRATOR REPORTED THERE WAS AN EXISTING APPROACH PROBLEM WITH
A MR LARRY SHAW, N W 19- 31 -26 -4 AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR R A MAERZ
MOVED THAT MR ORIS RODGER BRING BACK RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE ABOVE APPROACH PROBLEMS
MENTIONED PROJECT AS WELL AS A PROBLEM SOUTH OF ED SITALA NORTH OF ALBERT b�C
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PETERSON'S AND THE THREE HILLS CREEK NORTH OF RUBYDALE FARMS BOG HOLE.
CARRIED
THE ADMINISTRATOR REPORTED THAT THE BLADEGRADE APPROVED FOR THE LOWEN� PIT BLADEGRAD
PIT NORTH BEING WEST OF 16 & 21- 29 -21 -4 HAD NOT HAD ANY GRAVEL APPROVED FOR
THE PROJECT AND MR BRUCE HASTIE MOVED THAT NO GRAVEL BE APPLIED THIS
11YEAR.
CARRIED ADMINISTRATOR'S
MR. R. G. CAMPBELL MOVED THE BALANCE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT REPORT APPROVED
BE ACCEPTED
CARRIED
BREIF DISCUSSION WAS HELD CONCERNING THE CARPETS AT THE OFFICE AND MR CARPE'T CLEWING
FINLAY CODE MOVED THE CARPETS BE CLEANED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE I
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THE ADMINISTRATOR GAVE A BRIEF REPORT REGARDING THE BUDGET COMPARISON
RUN TO JULY 8, 1986 SHOWING THAT OVER REVENUE FIGURE TO DATE WOULD BE BUDGET COMPARISON
$1,235.89 WITH OVER EXPENDITURES BEING $41,184.68 AND AN ESTIMATED DEFICIT
DECEMBER 31, 1986 OF $39,948 79 AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR OTTO HOFF „
MOVED TO ACCEPT AND FILE
CARRIED
THE ADMINISTRATOR DISPERSED A LIST OF THE SALARIES AND WAGES TO
JUNE 30, 1986 AS WELL AS THE BANK RECONCILIATION AS AT JUNE 30, 1986 WAGES & BANK
SHOWING A BALANCE AT THE END OF THE MONTH OF $397,689 30 AFTER BRIEF RECONCILIATION
DISCUSSION MR BRUCE HASTIE MOVED TO ACCEPT AND FILE AS INFORMATION
CARRIED
THE ADMINISTRATOR READ A REQUEST FROM THE ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OF
M-D.'S AND COUNTTIES ASKING FOR A LIST OF ANY COUNCILLORS THAT HAVE SERVED
THE M D OF KNEEHILL WHO HAVE PASSED AWAY IN THE LAST YEAR AFTER BRIEF IN MEMORIUM
DISCUSSION AND NOTING THAT THERE ARE NONE THAT ANYBODY WAS AWARE OF, MR
HAROLD MUELLER MOVED TO ACCEPT AND FILE
CARRIED
THE RECREATION AGREEMENT WITH THE TOWN OF THREE HILLS WAS REFERRED
TO BRIEFLY THE ADMINISTRATOR REPORTED THAT ALTHOUGH IT HAD BEEN AGREED THREE HILLS
BY COUNCIL TO SIGN THE AGREEMENT WITH THE TOWN NO FORMAL MOTION HAD BEEN RECREATION AGREE.
PASSED. AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR HAROLD MUELLER MOVED THE REEVE AND.,
ADMINISTRATOR BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN THE AGREEMENT
CARRIED
THE ADMINISTRATOR REPORTED HE HAD RECEIVED A COMPLAINT FROM MRS SONIA
KENNEDY IN HUXLEY REGARDING A DOG PROBLEM AND FURTHER ADVISED THAT BY -LAW DOG CONTROL HUXLEY
1040 AUTHORIZED THE ADMINISTRATOR TO DO SEVERAL THINGS UNDER SECTION 21
AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR R A. MAERZ MOVED THAT THE PROBLEM BE REFERRED TO
COUNCILLOR REG CAMPBELL FOR FURTHER REPORT BACK TO COUNCIL
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THE ADMINISTRATOR GAVE A BRIEF REPORT REGARDING THE RECONSTRUCTION OF
THE OFFICE LAWN, REPORTED HE HAD RECEIVED A PRICE FOR AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS
FROM AQUAP'IAGIC OF CALGARY FOR $1,350 00 AND A PRICE ON THE SAME SYSTEM FROM
MONNAR ENTERPRISES LTD OF $1,070.00.' HE FURTHER REPORTED HE HAD RECEIVED
IA PRICE FOR ELEVEN SPRINKLERS, 19 JUNIPERS, 1 BLUE SPRUCE, 2 SHERBERT
!CHERRIES FOR A TOTAL OF 33 SHRUBS ON POLYTHENE AND SHALE WASHED ROCK FOR A
!PRICE OF $2,000 00 AS WELL AS 800 SQUARE FEET OF SOD FOR $300 00 TOTALING
1$3,080 00 AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR R A MAERZ MOVED THE OFFICE
;RENOVATIONS BE PROCEEDED WITH TO A MAXIMUM OF $3,200 00 PLUS THE ADDITION
!OF NEW 3/4 INCH LINE TO THE OFFICE BUILDING MR MAERZ FURTHER MOVED THAT
THE OFFICE MAINTAIN A FLAG ON THE BUILDING AND INSTALL A LOCKBOX ON THE z
FLAG
CARRIED
MR HAROLD MUELLER LEFT THE MEETING, MR ORIS RODGER ENTERED THE
MEETING TIME 10.45 A M
THE ROAD COMMITTEE REPORT DATED JULY 9, 1986 WAS THEN REFERRED TO.
iTHE ADMINISTRATOR REPORTED THE GARBAGE DUMPED ON THE FLATER PROPERTY
NEAR DRUMHELLER WAS CERTAINLY NOT ALL OF HIS GARBAGE, AND MANY OTHER
PEOPLE HAVE BEEN DUMPING THERE AS WELL. AFTER FURTHER DISCUSSION MR
FINLAY CODE MOVED THAT WE CLEAN UP OR BURY THE GARBAGE AT OUR COST. '
CARRIED
THE ADMINISTRATOR REPORTED THE ROAD COMMITTEE HAS ASSESSED THE DAMAGE
DONE BY MR RADOMSKE ON THE SOUTH HUXLEY ROAD AND MR ORIS RODGER GAVE A
BRIEF REPORT REGARDING THE AMOUNT THE DOLLARS HE FELT IT WOULD TAKE TO
CORRECT THE PROBLEM AFTER DISCUSSION MR OTTO HOFF MOVED THE ROAD
COMMITTEE TALK TO MR RADOMSKE AND THE TRUCKER INVOLED AND INFORM THEM THAT
THE COST OF RECONSTUCTION WOULD LIKELY BE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD $2,500 00 AND
ALSO INFORM THEM THAT GULF OIL HAS BEEN CHARGED $10,000 00 FOR ROAD DAMAGE
JUST FURTHER UP THE ROAD
CARRIED
MR ROBERT BOAKE MOVED THAT THE BALANCE OF THE ROAD COMMITTEE REPORT
OF JULY 9, 1986 BE APPROVED
CARRIED
THE ADMINISTRATOR REVIEWED THE ROAD COMMITTEE REPORT DATED JULY
17, 1986 THE DRUMHELLER VIEWPOINT N W 4 - 30 -21 -4 WAS REFERRED TO BRIEFLY
IN DMICH THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THE NEW CONSTRUCION BE SURFACED AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS HAPPENING DUE TO SLIPPERY SURFACES
IN THE AREA AFTER DISCUSSION MR. FINLAY CODE MOVED THAT A LETTER BE
WRITTEN TO ALBERTA TRANSPORTATION ADVISING THEM WE WOULD LIKE TO
SURFACE THIS PROTECT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AND THAT MORE MONEY WOULD BE
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE PROJECT
CARRIED
OFFICE LAWN AND
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MR RODGER IN
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ROAD COMMITTEE
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VARIOUS DUST CONTROL PROJECTS WERE REFERRED TO WITH THE COMMITTEE
STATING THAT THE PRODUCT DUSTSTOP SEEMED TO BE THE BEST AVAILABLE PRODUCT DUST CONTROL
AT THE THIS TIME AFTER DISCUSSION MR R G CAMPBELL MOVED THE TEST
CONTINUE WITH THE PRODUCT DUSTSTOP IN UP TO SIX LOCATIONS AT MR ORIS
RODGER'S DISCRETION
THE ROAD COMMITTEE FURTHER REPORTED THE ROAD DIVERSION AT N W 21 -34-
24-4 IS NO LONGER REQUIRED AND AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR BRUCE HASITE ROAD DIVERSION
MOVED THE ROAD DIVERSION BE CANCELLED AND RETURNED TO ORIGINAL TITLE. CANCELLED
CARRIED
THE ROAD COMr1ITTEE REPORT STATED THE BUFFALO PROJECT HAD BEEN WRITTEN
OFF AS ACCEPTABLE AFTER DISCUSSION MR. R E BOAKE MOVED THAT ALBERTA SURFACING BUFFALO
TRANSPORATATION BE WRITTEN ASKING THEM TO SURFACE THE PROJECT.
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AFTER FURTHER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR. FINLAY CODE MOVED THE BALANCE
OF THE ROAD COMMITTEE REPORT BE APPROVED WITH THE EXCEPTION OF RENAISSENCE ROAD COMMITTEE
ENERGY 16- 20- 33 -22 -4. APPROV JULY 17/86
CARRIED
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MR ORIS RODGER AND MR. RICHARD MAERZ LEFT THE MEETING AT THIS TIME
THE MEETING ALUOURNED FOR LUNCH BETWEEN 12:00 NOON & 1.00 P M.
MR ROSS RAWLUSYK OF THE PALLISER REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION AND MR
ALEX CUNNINGHAM, UTILITIES OFFICER ENTERED THE MEETING IT WAS NOTED
THAT MR MILES BURNS OF THE THREE HILLS CAPITAL DID NOT ENTER THE MEETING
UNTIL 1.15 P M
THE ADMINISTRATOR READ SEVERAL LETTERS FROM THE PALLISER REGIONAL
PLANNING COMMISSION THE FIRST ONE REGARDING JOHN & PAT STICKEL, A
PROPOSED SUBDIVISION ON N E 18- 32 -23 -4 IN WHICH THE PLANNING COMMISSION
ADVISED THE SUBDIVISION HAD BEEN REFUSED. MR R G CAMPBELL MOVED
THE LETTER BE ACCEPTED AND FILED
CARRIED
STICKEL SUBDIVISION
REFUSED
THE ADMINISTRATOR READ LETTERS FROM PALLISER REGIONAL PLANNING
COMMISSION REGARDING THE PROPOSED SUBDIVISIONS OF ALVIN DUGDALE N E 30 -29-
23-4, FRANK SMITH (BILL LEAKING)S W 9- 29 -20 -4, VICTOR NEILSON N E 34 -29- SUBDIVISION TABLED
26 -4. AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR R G CAMPBELL MOVED TO TABLE TO THE NEXT
MEETING
CARRIED
MR ROSS RAWLUSYK REPORTED REGARDING THE PROPOSED SUBDIVISION OF MR
JAMES WADE CHRISTIE (NORMAN KOCH) S E 30- 33 -23 -4 HE REPORTED THE
STAFF RECOMMENDED THE APPLICATION BE APPROVED SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING
CONDITIONS:
1 ) SUBDIVISION BY LEGAL DESCRIPTION (METES AND BOUNDS) PURSUANT TO CHRISTIE SUBDIVISIC
SECTION 4 - 1 OF THE SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS OR BY SUCH OTHER MEANS S E 30- 33 -23 -4
SATISFATORY THE REGISTRAR OF LAND TITLES OFFICE.
2 ) THAT ALL OUTSTANING TAXES BE PAID TO THE MUNICIPALITY (SECTION 91 -1D
OF THE PLANNING ACT 1980.)
3 ) SATIFACTORY ARRANGEMENTS BE MADE WITH THE MUNICIPALITY FOR THE
PROVISION OF SERVICES AT THE COST OF THE DEVELOPER (SECTION 92 OF THE
PLANNING ACT) AS WELL AS THE NOTE TO THE APPLICANT IS ADVISED THAT THERE BE
NO ADDITIONAL ACCESS TO HIGHWAY #21 TO BE APPROVED AFTER BRIEF
DISCUSSION MR. R.G CAMPBELL MOVED WE RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF THE
SUBDIVISION IN ACCORDANCE WITH STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS.
CARRIED
MR ROSS RAWLUSYK READ THE STAFF REPORT REGARDING THE PROPOSED
SUBDIVISION OF ALAN & JEAN REIMER N W 26- 30 -25 -4 WITH THE STAFF
RECOMMENDING THE APPLICATION BE APPROVED SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING
CONDITIONS.
REIMER SUBDIVISION
1 ) SUBDIVISION BY LEGAL DESCRIPTION (METES AND BOUNDS) PURSUANT TO
N W 26- 30 -25 -4
SECTION 4 -1 OF THE SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS OR BY SUCH OTHER MEANS
SATIFACTORY TO THE REGISTRAR OF LAND TITLES OFFICE
2.) ALL OUTSTANDING TAXES TO BE PAID TO THE MUNICIPALITY
3 ) SATISFACTORY ARRANGEMENTS TO BE MADE WITH THE MUNICIPALITY FOR THE
PROVISION OF SERVICES AT THE COSTS OF THE DEVELOPER
4 ) RECOMMENDED THE APPLICANT APPLY FOR CERTFICATE OF COMPLIANCE FROM
ALBERTA AGRICULTURE RELATING TO THE OPERATION OF THE INTENSIVE AGRICULTURAL
USE.
5 ) THE OWNER TO OBTAIN A DEVELOPMENT PERMIT TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
M.D. OF KNEEHILL PRIOR TO THE SUBMISSION OF THE FINAL DOCUMENTS
AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR R E BOAKE MOVED WE RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF
THE SUBDIVISION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS ✓
CARRRIED
MR ALEX CUNNINGHAM REPORTED BRIEFLY THE OWNER OF THE MOBILE
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DUER MOBILE
JULY AFTER DISCUSSION MR R G CAMPBELL MOVED TO TABLE TO AUGUST 12,
TABLED
1986
CARRIED
MR HAROLD MUELLER ENTERED THE MEETING AT THIS TIME 1.30 P M MR.MUELLER
ENTERED
PAIR ALEX CUNNINGHAM REPORTED GENERATOR PRICES FOR A NEW
PROPOSED GENERATOR FOR THE OFFICE MR CUNNINGHAM REPORTED THE MANUAL
TRANSFER SWITCH WOULD BE THE SAME FOR ALL GENERATORS WHICH WAS $600.00.
MR CUNNINGHAM REPORTED HE HAD PRICES FROM WATEROUS EQUIPMENT LTD. FOR A
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6 6K GENERATOR FOR $6,955 00, FROM PANCO CO FOR A 5K GENERATOR FOR
$6,496 00 AND FROM SIMPSON MAXWELL COMPANY $3,900.00 FOR A 5K AND
$5,790 00 FOR A 7 5K AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR. BRUCE HASTIE MOVED A GENERATOR PRICES
NEW 7.5K DIESEL GENERATOR PLANT BE PURCHSED FROM SIMPSON MAXWELL AT A PRICE
NOT TO EXCEED- ~$7,000 00 CARRIED R„
MR R G CAMPBELL MOVED THE COUNCIL MEETING DO NOW ADJOURN IN 4l ADJOURN D A B
ORDER TO HOLD A DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD MEETING AT THIS TIME.
CARRIED
MR R E BOAKE MOVED THE COUNCIL MEETING DO NOW RECONVENE
DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD MEETING HAVING BEING COMPLETED
CARRIED
MR. ALEX CUNNINGHAM & MR ROSS RAWLUSYK LEFT THE MEETING AT THIS
TIME AND MR ORIS RODGER ENTERED THE MEETING AT THIS TIME 2:00 P M
THE ADMINISTRATOR REPORTED THE MR .TIM PETERSON AND MR AL GEHRING
OF THE TOWN OF TROCHU WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ATTEND THE MEETING TODAY AND
BRIEF DISCUSSION TOOK PLACE IN REGARDS TO THE GOLF COURSE ANNEXATION AT
TROCHU MR R E BOAKE MOVED THE GOLF COURSE ANNEXATION AND THE TOWN
TROCHU FIRE AGREEMENT BE TABLED UNTIL THE NEXT MEETING.
CARRIED
THE ADMINISTRATOR READ A LETTER FROM RENAISSENCE ENERGY LTD
ADVISING THEY WOULD LIKE TO BUILD A ROAD ON ROAD ALLOWANCE TO LSD 16-20-32 -
22 -4 AND THEY WOULD LIKE THE M.D. OF KNEEHILL STANDARDS OF 28' TOP
QUIREMENTS REDUCED TO 21' WIDE REQUIREMENTS AS WELL THE ADMINISTRATOR
IEWED THE ROAD CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS AND GUIDELINES OF
NAISSENCE ENERGY LTD AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR HAROLD MUELLER MOVED
RENAISSENCE ENERGY LTD BE ALLOWED TO BUILD THE ABOVE MENTIONED ROAD
ON ROAD ALLOWANCE ATTHE MUNICIPALITIES' TYPE THREE STANDARDS FROM THE NORTH
CORNER SOUTH TO LSD 16- 20- 32 -22 -4, THE PROJECT TO BE SUPERVISED TORCHINSKY
EINGEERING AND THAT RENAISSENCE ENERGY LTD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PAYMENT
OF TORCHINSKY AND THE MUNICIPALITY SUPPLY CULVERTS UP TO TWO
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THE ADMINISTRATOR THEN REVIEWED THE PERFORMANCE APPRASIALS OF
WALTER CORRY, TONY GREKE, LEON WALESKY, BEN JOLY, BRUCE WEIGUM AND SHARON
LARSON WITH COUNCIL. AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR R G CAMPBELL MOVED TO PEFORMANCE APPRAISA
ACCEPT AND FILE AS INFORMATION \e�
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THE ADMINISTRATOR READ A LETTER FROM ALBERTA TRANSPORATION, MR
JOHN O'BRIEN OF BRIDGE BRANCH REGARDING BRIDGE FILE #1084 SOUTH S E 16 -32-
26-4 IN WHICH MR O'BRIEN ADVISED THAT A SINGLE BRIDGE STRUCTURE AT THE
LOCATION WOULD BE MORE ECONOMICAL THAN TWO SEPARATE CROSSINGS ON BOTH
ROADS AND THAT THIS IS THE REASON WHY THEY ARE REVIEWING THE OPTION OF A
CHANNEL DIVERSION AND IN WHICH MR O'BRIEN ALSO AGREED THAT THE PROVISION
OF WATER TO THE OWNER OF S W 15- 32 -26 -4 IS AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION AND
THE COST OF PROVIDING ACCESS TO THE WATER A CATTLE PASS WITH SMALLER PIPES
WOULD BE ADDRESSED AT THE DESIGN STAGE MR O'BRIEN FURTHER ADVISED
THEY REQUIRE A SOILS INVESTIGATION TO DETERMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF A
CHANNEL DIVERSION AND STATED HE WOULD PROVIDE COST ESTIMATES FOR OTHER
ALTERNATIVES AND PROVIDE A RECOMMENDATION AFTER MORE DETAILED ENGINEERING
IS COMPLETED FOR COUNCIL MR. O'BRIEN ALSO REQUESTED COUNCIL'S PERMISSION
TO DO THE SOIL INVESTIGATIONS AND FOR COUNCIL TO OBTAIN THE NECESSARY
PERMISSION FROM THE LAND OWNER AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR R E BOAKE
MOVED THAT WE ARRANGE FOR THE NECESSARY PERMISSION FROM THE LAND OWNERS
INVOLVED FOR SOIL INVESTIGATION
CARRIED
THE ADMINISTRATOR READ A LETTER FROM MR MONTE MCGREGOR, ALBERTA
TRANSPORTATION REGARDING A NEWS RELEASE DATED JULY 7, 1986 OF A BASE COURSE
PAVING CONTRACT AWARDED IN THE DRUMHELLER AREA THE PROJECT BEING AWARDED
TO BUDD BROTHERS LTD OF CALGARY FOR $593,895.00 FROM #575 WEST OF
KIRKPATRICK TO DRUMHELLER FOR EIGHT KILOMETERS SECOND BID WAS EVERAL
CONSTRUCTION OF EDMONTON FOR $615,917 00 THIRD BID WAS W A KOCH & SONS OF
PITCHER CREEK FOR $631,585 00 MR HAROLD MUELLER MOVED TO ACCEPT AND FILE �
AS INFORMATION
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A LETTER WAS READ FROM CANADIAN PIONEER OIL, LTD. REGARDING ROAD
DAMAGE, THE ROAD NORTH 19- 33 -23 -4 IN WHICH CANADIAN PIONEER OIL LTD STATED
THEY WERE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DAMAGE AND THAT DOLPHIN DRILLING RIG CANADIAN PIONEER
#4 WAS RESPONSIBLE OR PERHAPS CAGE OILFIEILD TRUCKING CANADIAN PIONEER ROAD DAMAGE
OIL LTD ADVISED THEY HAD FORE'ARDED THE ORIGINAL BILLING TO DOLPHIN
DRILLING AND STATED THEY COULD NOT TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR DOLPHIN
DRILLING'S ACTIONS OR CAGE OILFIELD'S ACTIONS AND ADVISE THAT CANADIAN
PIONEER OILS LTD WILL CONTINUE TO BE A RESPONSIBLE OPERATOR IN OUR
MUNICIPALITY AFTER BRIEF DISCUSSION MR R G CAMPBELL MOVED TO ACCEPT AND ✓
FILE AS INFORMATION
MR FINLAY CODE GAVE A REPORT OF THE SAFETY COMMITTEE DATED JULY
21, 1986 IN WHICH HE AND MR BRUCE HASTIE HAD REVIEWED MOST OF OUR CREWS
MR CODE STATED THE FOLLOWING ITEMS SHOULD BE CORRECTED IMMEDIATELY AND
HAT A CHECK BE MADE WITHIN TEN DAYS TO SEE ALL SAFETY REGULARITIES ARE
RRECTED-
.) THE EMERGENCY EXIT FROM THE WELDING SHOP SHOULD HAVE A RELEASE BAR
NSTALLED, DOOR WAS PARTLY BLOCKED AND LOCKED WITH A BOLT
2 ) SHEILD ON METAL CUTTER TO PROTECT OPERATOR FROM METAL PARTICLES.
3 ) HYDRAULIC PRESS HAS NO PROTECTION- OUT IN MAIN SHOP FLOOR AREA SHOULD
BE IN A CORNER OR A SEPARATE ROOM
SAFETY COMMITTEE
Art% 4 ) ONLY ONE CULVERT STOCK PILE PROPERLY BLACKED
FENCE LAYING DOWN BY SALT SHED
REPORT
GENERAL APPEARANCE OF YARD NOT GOOD, GARBAGE PIT OVERFLOWING NO
Ot�'
PARENT METHOD OF STORING EQUIPMENT. THE FOLLOWING VEHICLES ARE SHORT
�D,,.�G h�5
F FIRE EXTINGUISHERS AND FIRST AID KITS
T -43, NO FIRE EXTINGUISHER, NO FIRST AID KIT
T -55, of of of It of of
T -51, n n of it to of n
T -54, FIRE EXTINGUISHER NOT MOUNTED TO BE AVAILABLE
R -11, NO FIRE EXTINGUISHER, NO FIRST AID KIT
R-10, " 11 11 11 11 11
T-27, I I 11 11 11 11 11 11
T -13, FIRE EXTINGUISHER NOT WORKING
SMALL CREWS TRAILER WAS FOUND TO HAVE NO FIRST AID KIT, SHOULD
BAL BY HAVE A STRETCHER THERE WAS A POOR FIRST AID KIT IN THE MAIN
tRAV
ILER, SHOULD HAVE LARGER KIT MOUNTED ON THE WALL IN AN ACCESSABLE PLACE
ERT ASSEMBLY CREW -ONLY TWO OUT OF FIVE HAD PROPER BOOTS. ONE PERSON
WAS WEARING SNEAKERS AND ASSEMBLING A LARGE SECTION OF CULVERTS, NO HARD
ETC.
SCUSSIONS FOLLOWED AND THE AD[�4INISTRATOR W-1S ASKED TO DRAW UP POLICIES
r
OTS
R NEXT MEETING REGARDING FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, FIRST AID KITS AS WELL AS
LOOKING OVER THE HARD HARD, SAFETY SHOE POLICY AND THAT THE WORKERS
COMPENSATION BOARD BE CHECKED ON ALL THE ABOVE AS WELL MR FINLAY CODE
MOVED ACCEPTANCE OF HIS REPORT
`
CARRIED
MR. R.E. BOAKE REPORTED THAT LINDEN WEST ROAD IS NOT SATISFACT-
ORY. DISCUSSIONS WERE HELD BUT NO DECISION WAS MADE
AFTER FURTHER DISCUSSION MR R G. CAMPBELL MOVED AN EXPERIMENT
WITH SPIKE STERILANT BE COMMENCED ON A SEVEN MILE PROTECT OF THE WIMBORNE STERILANT
ROAD BEING THE ROAD IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF WIMBORNE GOING EAST FROM SECONDARY EXPERIMENT WIMBORNE
#806 TO THE HASTIE ROAD AND THAT A TWO TO THREE FOOT STRIP OF STERILANT BE ROAD
APPLIED ON BOTH SIDES OF ROAD TO SEE IF THIS WOULD BE SUCCESSFUL IN KEEPING
THE GRASS OFF THE ROADSIDES WITHOUT INCURRING SOIL DEGRADATION `
CARRIED
MR HASTIE ADVISED THE AGRICULTRUAL PERSONNAL TO CONTACT M.D. OF
ROCKYVIEW TO SEE HOW THE STERILANT SHOULD BE APPLIED. `F
MR. RODGER GAVE A BRIEF REPORT THAT THE SMALL CREW IS NOW LOCATED
AT THE DRUMHELLER VIEWPOINT PROJECT THE MAIN CREW IS AT #841 AND WILL BE
MOVING THIS WEEK TO THE LITKE PROTECT. THE BASE COURSE CREW IS AT THE MR RODGER'S REPORT
HOPPINS PROTECT AND HEADING TO THE LINDEN WEST PROJECT THE PAVING CREW IS
NOW AT ALLINGHAM. HE FURTHER REPORTED THE CRACKFILLING IS NOW
COMPLETED ON ALL THE HARDSURFACED SECONDARY ROADS AND THE PATCHING IS
(PROGRESSING HE STATED THE GRAVEL CREW IS NOW IN DIVISION #5 AND WILL
BRING IN A GRAVEL REPORT FOR THE NEXT MEETING MR CAMPBELL ADVISED MR s
DI
RODGER THAT A BUMP SIGN WOULD BE REOUIRED IN THE VERY NEAR FtTTURE AT THE
SCHRAMM COULEE
MR RODGER LEFT THE MEETING AT THIS TIME 3.30 P M AND MR SODER
ENTERED THE MEETING AT THIS TIME 3.30 P M
THE CARNEY WEED PROBLEM, BEING A SLIGHT INFESTATION OF SCENTLESS
MAYWEED WAS THEN DISCUSSED IN SOME DETAIL MR. SODER REPORTED THERE
ARE SMALL INFESTATIONS OF SCENTLESS MAYWEED IN VARIOUS SPOTS IN THE M D. OF
KNEEHILL #48 AND THAT CARNEY'S HAVE DONE MOWING AND PULLING OF THE WEEDS.
AFTER LENGTHLY DISCUSSION MR HAROLD MUELLER MOVED A LETTER BE SENT TO
MR KEITH PRICE OF ALBERTA AGRICULTURE OUTLINING TO HIM OUR TOADFLAX
PROBLEM AND THE NEED FOR MORE FUNDING TOWARDS THIS PROBLEM MR MUELLER
FURTHER MOVED THAT COPIES OF THE LETTER BE SENT TO MR. NIGEL PENGELLY,
MLA, MRS. CONNIE OSTERMAN, MLA, MR. STAN SCHUMACHER,MLA, AND THE HONORABLE
PETER ELZINGA, MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE. �
CARRIED
RODGER OUT & SODER
IN
SCENTLESS MAYWEED
PROBLEM I
MR R E BOAKE MOVED THAT WE ORDER THIRTY -SIX MORE PAILS OF TORDON TORDON ORDER
22K FOR A MAXIMUM PRICE OF $17,000.00.
CARRIED
MR SODER REPORTED THE KNEEHILL WEED TOUR WILL START 1:15 ON JULY WEED TOUR
29, 1986 COMMENCING AT THE SHOP.
MR FINLAY CODE MOVED THE MEETING DO NOW ADJOURN 4.25 P M
CARRIED
•
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MUNICI AL'�'kw IS
• •
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ROAD COMMITTEE JULY 9 1986
BOB BOAKE, REG CAMPBELL JOHN C JEFFERY, OTTO HOFF
1) Met with Bob Moffat - Highridge, Ron Fi.nkb inner- Liberty Resources
Alex Bateman - Beddoes Construction Ltd Agreed as follows-
1) Highridge backslope east side from 1st power pole south of
2 mile line north to highway
2) Power pole resets 50 -50 as necessary
3) M D backslope west side in fall
4) Highridge responsible for fencing east side Otto to help
regotiate with Ziegler's
5) Highridge to try and build backslopes inroad allowance from,
mile south to 1st hill top
2) Met with Art & Allen Becker - re pasture cut off from water Beckers
f advised they would accept a dug out instead of the cattle pass
,/ 3) Reviewed culvert installation W SW 13- 29 -25W4 Okay to write off
r 4) Reviewed - Flater garbage problems Agreed to have Oris clean up and
keep track of costs and bring back to council for review - definitely
not all his garbage If Oris burns fire truck and water truck will be
required ro
5) Reviewed Buffalo jump project - advised contractor to widen base
v Balance of project looked okay
6) Reviewed report re Oil Co gravelling trail - first road allowance east
of Mrs Cranston going north Did no construction, gravel only appeared
okay to committee
V 7) Reviewed damage by Jim Rodomske on south Huxley road - definite damage
and sould be sent a bill Oris providing estimate of reconstruction
L
o/41
ROAD COMMITTEE JULY 17, 1986
Reg Campbell, Robert E Boake, John C Jeffery
1) Reviewed McLean culvert SW 28- 31 -22 -4 Could not see that anything
was required - appeared okay
2) Reviewed Drumheller view point NW 4- 30 -21 -4 Survey now completed
Do not consider tresspass situation on west side as any problem
Consider surfacing immediately same as Keivers due to possible accidents
in wet weather - more possible grants available from Starland side
3) Dust Control
Dust Stop a) Davidsons - excellent in wet weather - farmer advises good dry
Dust Down 70 b) Hectors - could see nothing
Dust Down 70 c) Ralston - okay wet - not to bad dry
Y Dust Down 70 d) Wasker - okay wet - did not see dry
Cacl e) Fisher Davidson - good weet - okay dry
4) Reviewed creek banks cleanup project S E 14 - 29 -23 -4 Apparently was
complaint from John Stalker to Minister of Environment Ken Kowalski -
J Bob Charlebois advised land owned by Bob Mancell and Gordon Nash
originally by Alex Stewart Garbage originally put there by Stewart as
disposal of old school house to prevent bank erosion - advised Lyle
Blakley of Environment it should be their problem by phone July 18, 1986
He advised he would get back to me
5) First time gravel - W of 17, 20 & 29- 28 -24 -4 - okay to write off
What about backslope at east side - is it to be backsloped is now
straight cut
6) Swalwell - our lots cleaned well - Hotel no charge
Csakany property half cleaned up
7) Klassen pheasent farm - first time gravel Thru 36- 30 -26 -4 okay to write off
hhav
sent bill
8) Nt�le pass a west end of above road Needs repairs as soon as possible
perhaps have bridge trench checked out - needs signs as soon as possible -
`� check out cattle pass just south appears rotten as well
9) Proposed road and division cancellation NW 21- 34 -24 -4 reviewed and
4., recommend cancellation
10) Buffalo jump road - okay to write off Construction not as good as
i our crews - land payments to be made after Rob Arthurs completes survey
Should ask Alberta Transporation to surface in future and .for new
minimums of in front of houses
11) Renaissence Energy Ltd re 16- 20 -33 -22 would like permission to relex stan-
dards - Recommend backslope and gravel only or build up to secondary standards
12) First time gravel S of 10- 32 -24 -4 okay to write off
;. 13) Base Course Allignham west - okay to write off
L.
cc John C Jeffery
to all Councillors 2C. i G
G ��
M D OF KNEEHILL #48
SALARY AND WAGES
JUNE 1986
Cheque # 985
Jeffery, John C
$ 3,450
81
986
Wilkinson, M Jean
2 179
87
987
Martens Herman
2,340
89
988
Gales, Lori D
1,113
42
989
Dunay, Edward M
2 163
80
990
Deak, Jennifer
1,377
00
991
Cunningham, Alex R
1,828
76
992
Rempel, George
2 692
14
993
Rodger, Cris L
3,044
63
994
Smith, Keith J
2,465
21
995
Wiens, Henry M
1,780
69
996
Hazel, Alan W
2,233
03
997
Jesske, Harvey 0
1 902
01
998
Gundlach, Karl R
2,011
26
999
Kimmel, Albert
2,469
16
1000
Plant, Brian A
791
25
1001
Soder, Norman F
2 118
26
1002
Thomas Arthur G E
1,496
43
Cheque # 1003
Larson, Sharon Rae
520
08
1004
Bauman, Brian
1,975
43
1005
Bergquist, Gary B
1,573
62
1006
Ensminger Gary B
1,975
71
1007
Friedrich Joseph
2 034
13
1008
Gelinas, Lyle E
2,442
17
1009
Gundlach, Robert K
2,444
78
1010
Haskell, Vernon M.
2`,463
48
1011
Kennedy Robert D
2 172
76
1012
Knapp, W Douglas
2 135
37
1013
Kober, S L Dennis
2,044
11
1014
Maerz, Miles P
2,387
90
1015
McCook Leonard J.
2,012
61
1016
McMurtry, James R
2,244
47
1017
McRae, Earl T
2,379
18
1018
Meding, Alan G
1,946
26
1019
Meding Brian E
1 882
78
1020
Cancelled
1021
Rasmussen Wallace F R
2 062
14
1022
Sowerby W Brian
2 327
09
1023
Tetz, David B
2,090
85
1024
Thomas, Danny J S
1,920
37
1025
Thompson, Kenneth E
2,235
19
1026
Vickery, Richard M
2,086
15
1027
Wagstaff M Glen
1 888
07
(10 days holidays paid out)
$ 37,458 62
M D OF KNEEHILL #48
SALARY AND WAGES - JUNE 1986
Cheque # 1028
Weir, Sandra E
$ 2,012
69
1029
Burden, David A
1,783
73
1030
Enzie, Glen
1 512
97
1031
Hunter, Art
1,935
78
1032
Bramley, Dennis
1,936
08
1033
Christon, Faith Anne
1,430
95
1034
Mammel Garry
1 580
49
1035
Slootweg Fred
1,464
00
1036
Tupper, John
1,822
10
1037
Tetz, Johnny
1,973
55
1038
Zlot, Zoe Anne
1 413
12
1039
Robertson Stephen
1 531
80
1040
McCook Lonnie
1,902
67
1041
Kopjar, Rebecca
1,320
11
1042
Malaka, Christine
1,187
80
1043
Parker Glen W
1 789
94
1044
Kinsey, Dale
342
08
1045
Hill, Brian
1,421
93
1046
Baerg, Devon
1,538
21
1047
Ross, Lawrie J
1,698
12
1048
Larson, Leonard
1 , 235
77
1049
Frere, Danny
1,735
49
1050
Wik, Brad
1,292
14
1051
Rempel, Dale
1,213
71
1052
Dahl Darrell
1 352
49
1053
Siemens, N Allen
764
81
1054
Rempfer, Milton W
507
05
1055
Corry, Walter N
1,355
32
1056
Greke Anthony J
1 331
93
1057
Walesky Leon
1 310
42
1058
Weigum, Bruce
1,542
31
1059
Joly, Benoit Germain
1,136
90
1060
Mamona Nicholas
654
98
1061
Plant Brian
2,042
56
$ 98,338 70
TOTAL SALARY AND WAGES FOR JUNE 1986 $ 135,797 32
J C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING PERIOD JULY 8TH TO JULY 22ND, 1986
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1 Linden West - should be schedule for paving Darrel Thiesen offerred
to sell 3/4" crushed gravel for $3 00 per yard that he already has
stock piled (not pile he is crushing)
2 Approach problem - Kimmel (Shaw) N W 19- 31 -26 -4 See Bob. Boake
for details - very old existing approach
3 Blade grade - no gravel approved - do you want? Lowen pit north
CORRESPONDENCE
1
Received the Alberta Hansard Numbers 12 through 21
2
Brochure received from Alberta Historical Resources Foundation
3
Letter from Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation re Interest
Rates Effective August 1, 1986
4
Minutes of Carbon and District Recreation Board meeting June 9, 1986
5
Brochurefrom The Western Hardware Housewares Home Improvement Show
6
Copy of letter from Alberta Transportation re power permits
7
Information Bulletin from Alberta Municipal Affairs re- An Elected
Officials Guide to Government Finance
8
Brochure from Daystar Carpet Care
9
Brochure from Perfect Pen & Stationery Co Ltd
10
Copy of letter from Municipal District of Spirit River No 133
11
Letter from Alberta Municipal Affairs re well licences cancelled
12
Brochure received from Canadian Almanac & Directory 1986
13
Letter from Ferguson Supply thanking Council for favouring them with
the purchase of the New Champion 760A Grader
14
Brochure from Our Legacy (Recreation, Parks & Wildlife Foundation)
15
Memorandum from Alberta Transportation Re Flagman Posters
16
Received letter from B M Potter Consultants Ltd re location of
their office
17
Received letter from Mrs Denham thanking Council for the 55th year seal
for their plaque
18
Information Bulletin from Alberta Municipal Affairs re Local
Authorities Calendar
19
Received letter from B M Potter Consultants Ltd Re. relocation of
their office
20
Brochure of Opportunities Canada Conference Update
21
Letter from Village of Burdett re request for lapel pin
22
Letter from Alberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife re regarding changes
to Farm Development and Homestead Regulations and Policies on administering
public lands for agriculture
23
Thank you card from Doreen Varga re- winning the Safety Kit at
the Trochu Trade Fair
24
Letter from Village of Acme re increased water and garbage rates
25
Letter from Daniluck McKinney Association
26
Received the Alberta Gazette
27
Letter from Alberta Solicitor General enclosing Annual Report of
the Alberta Health Disciplines Board
28
Copy of Docket /Ticket from Department of Attorney General
29
Letter from General Motors of Canada Limited re thanking Council
for the purchase of a new GMC Truck
30
Financial Rate Letter from TD Bank
BUILDING PERMITS
KEN & TAMMY de BEAUDROP - NE 31- 33 -22 -W4 - principal residence $60,000 00
DALE HENKEL - NE 14- 33 -24 -W4 - principal residence $100,000 00
TIM TAINSH - SE 30- 31 -25 -W4 - residence $27,000 00
A N DUGDALE FARMS LTD - SE 30- 29 -23 -W4 - principal residence $70 000 00
BRIAN TAINSH - SE 31- 31 -25 -W4 - principal residence $60,000 00
ARNOLD FRANKE - SE 9- 33 -22 -W4 - addition of garage to dwelling $4,000 00
MILTON LEISCHNER - NE 15- 33 -26 -W4 - machine shed $18,000 00
1
ACCOUNTS PAVABLF
July 22, 1986
3137 Jubilee Iwsunance Agencies
3138A Bruce Hazttie
6,085 00 Insunanee agreements
695 64 To Aeptaee Cheque #3131 which way to6t
3138
Able IAAigattion
2P950
00
Pump Rental at Totvungton P,( ,t .leaps ouA
3139
Actc.on Automotcve
124
98
Inventory change
3140
A G T
1,099
48
Account6
3141
Atbenta. Powex
259
38
Accounta
3142
A.lbereta T&eaauAy
19
25
Late payment ehaxge
3143
Attied D.i�6ttc ibutou
9
86
Inventory, Machine RepaiA
3144
AU2c.ed TooLs
259
95
Toot6
3145
Anchor% Gtaaa
45
50
Inventory
3146
Bruce Hannah TAuck Lanes
801
92
Fuel
3147
Buttet�ietd 8 Son Ltd
157
75
Machine Repave.
3148
C 8 F Tool Automotcve
49
45
Maeh.cne Repay%
3149
C T Shmlu.ng
932
86
Bach topc.ng /Borttow P.ct Agreement
3150
Canadian Nationat Raitwaya
329
78
Equipment Rental
3151
C W N G
97
22
Account
3152
Cap,ctat PAc.nte 6
11
20
C.tazz4-6,(ed Add 6otc Atbeteta AgA.ccu tune
3153
Chevron AaphaPt Ltd
3,147
90
Road Mate tat - CAaelz�ttteA
3154
CotieA, Jazon
150
00
Couue - Linden Fite Department
3155
Couhtney -Berg Induatxce,5
28
00
Maehcne RepatA
3156
CAeasaeA L.cght ConatAuct4-on
175
00
Rtippkng up .Lawn tin 6tont o6 the oj6tice
3157
DaAtneU Corporation, B/R -200
205
30
Subaeteiption 6oA Foremanship Butt ttin
3158
Doane Raymond Ltd in TAust
12
12
Inventory(New Hottand - DxumhetteA)
3159
Don Fooh Bu k Salea
1,136
30
Fuel
3160
B-Lvey 9 saws Etectt%onccz
219
59
Inventory
3161
Gane FnteApAis es
100
00
Pump out a ump at Swa twett Dam
3162
Gehxing'a Txanapotet
157
93
FAeight
3163
GuaA is Imptement6
474
82
Inventory, Mac4ne RepatA
3164
H 8 A CaxetakeA Suppau
11
70
Maeh.cne Repay%
3165
Hibbs, George
2,488
50
BaehZopcng /Bn ow Pct Agreement
3166
Huttona Ltd
10
15
Inventory
3167
Huxley Huttetu.an Brethren
2,044
66
Bach top.cng /Botv%ow P.ct Agreement
3168
Impett.c.al Ott
2, 317
97
Ott PuAch"es 6or June
3169
Jaaaman Ptumb.ing
12
75
Fix mews to,itet in o66tiee
3170
John C Je44eAy
42
50
Mt leage 9 Meal
3171
Kelvkn Make 8 Rebu,ctd Ltd
4,230
00
Inventory
3172
K-v%k s Sheet Metal
71
84
Mach cne Repave.
3173
L- Txonic Indutstteiea
40
55
Ltinden F.v%e Depatetment
3174
Land T,ittes O�6ice
22
50
SeAvice Request6
3175
Ltinden AgAt- Centt%e
5
78
Mac4ne Repave, Inventory
3176
Ltinden Contxaetou
15,020
00
CAUahcng, Fqucpment Rental
3177
Loom4-z Coutu.eA
3
13
FAecght
3178
Lorei Gatea
14
40
Mileage
3179
Macteoda
580
78
Repav%a, Supp2. u etc
3180
Macteod,6 13565
25
99
SotdeA Gun - DAUmhetteA
3181
McLean Agenc eels
4
35
Inventory
3182
MeefuS, Scott
37
02
Matetual 6oA pZota on Hwy #9
3183
Metvutt Drumheller TuAbo
19
00
Maehcne RepatA
3184
Mitdenatein Farm 9 Ranch
4,000
00
Royaltc:e6
3185
PaAt6 Pt u6
783
01
Juty 1186 Statement
3186
Petro Canada
48,285
37
Fuel
3187
Ptiepke, LaveAne 9 MAxcne
347
23
BaeWopkng/Borftow Pct Agreement
3188
PAavLce Hydrau,P ce Equ cpment
1,080
65
Mac4ne RepatA
3189
Ptovinciat Tre"ureA
249,771
00
2 o6 1986 Requ".c Icon
3190
PuAtator CouAcen
13
86
Frecght
3191
R 6 M Fqutipment
55
21
Inventory
3192
RadtioCom Pxodue tts
95
00
Radtio Repay% Suppaes
3193
Rainbow Cou&teA
173
75
Frecght
3194
Red Deer% Welding Suppt%ea
28
75
CO2 6or A S B
3195
Regeht%, Lyle
150
00
Couttse - Ltinden FtAe Deparetment
3196 Reime L, Faxt 150 00 Courese - Ltinden F,(Ae Department
4)*
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Juey 22, 1986
3197
Ro ° P.c u Motox Pnvduc t6
14,400
00
2 tan Ttcuck
3198
Savot%te Indu.6tkcim
249
40
Gophetc Potzon
3199
Seteet Pt iviting
1,072
46
Bu�sine/ss Catcd1s, Ttme Sheets, Gtcavet Sheep
3200
Snap On Tooa
159
95
Tooti6 etc,
3201
Tac"h, Notcman
163
88
Rozebud Gays co-op Agtceement
3202
Th,casen Sand 8 Gtcavet
1,000
00
Payment 4otc 500 yands gtcave.2
3203
Three HtU-6 Comm Memoxtat Cen#tc.e
100
00
Lodge Roam Rentat
3204
Th,Lee HAU-A Foodatcama
232
95
June Statement
3205
Thtcee Htttz Pop Shop
25
50
Ftc.etight Chatcga
3206
Thtcee HiM Schoot Div
174
75
Fuek 4. tom Carbon Key.tock
3207
TtcansAtta Utc xctc.e/s
69
41
Accounts
3208
Ttcanzketa UttL( tc.es
1)1 978
00
Road W cdencng #575
3209
Ttc i,pte Seven Fuet6
41
30
Fuet
3210
Ttcoehu Home Att Buitding CentAe
335
52
Road Matetia.P_6
3211
U F A Coopenatcve
1,127
45
Machtine RepaiAs, Keiveu LAke Pno1ect
3212
Uncon Ttcactotc
143
64
Inventory
3213
Vettett, Bob
500
00
Return o6 Cash Bond
3214
Vittage o6 Acme
47
00
Water bitt
3215
V,( -Uage o6 Ccucbon
26
50
Watetc bA"
3216
Vo ytechek, Jahn 8 Lknda
535
00
Jan f to)u,at Se v cce 6otc Juty
3217
Wa.2TAon a
11
05
RadioRepaVL6
3218
Wiebe, Reg
150
00
CouAse - Linden Fite Deptaxtment
3219
wotc.h.eAz Comp Boated
9,180
00
TOTAL
383,397
84
M D OF KNEEHILL #48
SALARY AND WAGES
JULY 1986
Cheque # 1062
Jeffery, John C
$ 2,892
40
1063
Wilkinson, M Jean
2 162
18
1064
Martens, Herman P
2,035
95
1065
Gales, Lori D
1,123
77
1066
Dunay Edward M
2,159
12
1067
Deak, Jennifer
1 385
66
1068
Cunningham, Alex R
1 840
61
1069
Rempel, George
2,313
50
1070
Rodger, Cris L
2,302
17
1071
Smith Keith J
2,050
26
1072
Wiens, Henry M
1 786
13
1073
Hazel, Alan W
2,099
10
1074
Jesske Harvey 0
1,901
72
1075
Gundlach, Karl R
2,080
86
1076
Kimmel, Albert
2 009
81
1077
Soder, Norman F
1,980
43
1078
Thomas Arthur G E
1,309
13
1079
Thompson Kenneth E
2,190
98
Cheque # 1080 - 1085 Cancelled, spoiled by printer
Cheque # 1086
Larson, Sharon Rae
$ 773
05
1087
Bauman, Brian
2 410
44
1088
Bergquist, Gary B
1,979
26
1089
Ensminger, Gary B
1,977
04
1090
Friedrich Joseph
2,292
15
1091
Gelinas, Lyle E
1,997
01
1092
Gundlach, Robert K
2,241
41
1093
Haskell, Vernon M
2,125
74
1094
Kennedy Robert D
2,335
63
1095
Knapp, W Douglas
2 243
74
1096
Kober, S L Dennis
1,984
48
1097
Maerz, Miles P
2,123
07
1098
McCook, Leonard J
1,923
89
1099
McMurtry, James P,
2 203
52
1100
McRae, Earl T
2 051
52
1101
Meding, Alan G
2,001
96
1102
Meding, Brian E
1,997
58
1103
Plant, Brian A
2,296
62
1104
Rasmussen, Wallace F R
1,997
48
1105
Sowerby, W Brian
2,114
62
1106
Tetz, David B
2,019
36
1107
Thomas Danny J S
1,956
89
1108
Vickery, Richard M
2 261
55
1109
Wagstaff, M Glen
2,012
53
1110
Weir, Sandra E
2,136
34
1111
Burden, David A
1 578
25
1112
Enzie, Glen
1,793
38
1113
Hunter, Art
1,906
51
1114
Bramley Dennis
1,867
41
1115
Christon, Faith Anne
1 131
72
$ 35 623 78
M D OF KNEEHILL #48
SALARY AND WACES
JULY 1986
Cheque # 1116
Mammel, Gary
$ 1 526
11
1117
Slootweg Fred
1,508
08
1118
Tupper John
1,720
68
1119
Tetz, Johnny
1,657
35
1120
Zlot, Zoe Anne
1,469
47
1121
Robertson Stephen
1,429
82
1122
McCook, Lonnie
1,778
11
1123
Kopjar, Rebecca
1 412
26
1124
Malaka, Christine
1,225
84
1125
Parker Glen W
1,760
47
1126
Kinsey, Dale
1,112
42
1127
Hill, Brian
1 268
61
1128
Baerg Devon (includes Hol Pay)
1,487
87
1129
Ross Lawrie J
1,633
88
1130
Larson, Leonard
1,301
40
1131
Frere Danny
1,778
11
1132
Wik, Brad
1,189
06
1133
Rempel, Dale
1,278
02
1134
Dahl, Darrell
1 565
16
1135
Leslie Dale
1,653
49
1136
Smyth, Linda 1
534
41
1137
McGhee, Todd T
718
64
1138
Parker, John
620
80
1139
Siemens, N Allen
811
57
1140
Rempfer Milton W
587
29
1141
Corry, Walter N
1,325
94
1142
Greke, Anthony J
1,381
94
1143
Walesky Leon
1,411
00
1144
Weigum, Bruce
1,523
66
1145
Joly, Benoit G
1,113
83
1146
Mamona, Nicholas
856
00
TOTAL SALARY AND WAGES FOR JULY 1986
$ 100 375 44
$ 135 999 22
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