HomeMy WebLinkAbout1987-01-13 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 13TH, 1987
1 Approval of Agenda
2. Approval of Minutes - December 9th meeting
3 Approval of Accounts -
4 Appointments
10 30 A M Ori s Rodgerand Alan Hazel 2 05 3,
1.00 P.M. Ross Rawlusyk Palliser
1 30 P M Dev. Appeal Board Hearing
2 00 Meeting with Linden Fire Department & Village Linden
5 Budget comparison report
6 Letter from Mrs. Osterman are repairs SR 583
7 Report from Alex re de- watering costs for Torrington Gravel
8 J C Jeffery Report
9 Foremen meeting report
10. Request from Art Bauer re brushing and road widening
11 Alta. Transportation Winter Brushing Program
12 Letter from Max and Leo Issac re creek crossing
13 Letter from Alta Bridge Branch re bridge requests
14 Review need to tender for 1987 fuel contract
15. 1986 Culvert Report - Order for 1987?
16 Report from J. C. Jeffery re future road priorities
17 1987 Capital Requirements
18 Review Fiat Allis Crawler situation
19. Letter from Three Hills Fire Department - water tanker
20 Meeting with Linden Fire Department and Village of Linden
re new fire truck
21. Letter from Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation
22. Review Swalwell Water Project and Letter from Alta Utilities
23 Review appointment of Fire Chiefs
24 Letter from Village of Torrington - request for assistance
from Alex Cunningham
25. Letter from City of Drumheller Term on Recreation Board
26 Does Council wish to join Big Country Tourist Association
27 Thank you cards from Mr and Mrs Campbell
28 Review need to recover $800 00 from Hans Mildenstein
29. Letter from Mountain View re Frank Dawley °s retirement
30 Review Ample Program Grant - Alta. Mun. Affairs
31 A S B Conference conflicts with February 10th council
meeting
32 A S B Minutes - recommendation re Ag Fieldman s
replacement - applications received etc
33. Discussion re obstructions on M.D. road allowances - Stan
Milan
34 Review Grantville lot situation - Scout and Guide Movement
35 Letter from Edward Dunay re annual convention etc
Set date for Court of Revision
Seminars for Sharon etc
Review business tax by -law
36 Review request from Carbon for payment of recreation grants
37. Review Labour Legislation Report
38. Review payment of grant to Sunnyslope Community Association
39 Parks and Cemeteries Committee Meeting Report
40 Review Road Diversion - S half 1- 33 -23 -4
41. Report re Mobile Home Licences and miscellaneous accounts
motion to write off certain accounts
42. Make up agenda for combined meeting of Local Governments
43 Planning Matters
Dev Appeal Board Hearing 1 30 P M
Copy of letter from Rockyview to Minister of Mun Affairs
Letter from Palliser re Advisory Committee Development
Charges and off site levies
Subdivision from Red Deer Regional Planning Commission
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COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 13TH, 1987
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A regular meeting of the Council of the M.D of Kneehill
Number 48 was held in the M D Office, Three Hills, Alberta,
on Tuesday, January 13th, 1987, commencing at 9 00 A M
The following were present
J. Finlay Code
Division
1
Otto Hoff
Division
2 (Reeve) PRESENT
Robert E Boake
Division
3
Harold Mueller
Division
5
Bruce Hastie
Division
6
Lawrence Hogg
Division
7
J C. Jeffery, Municipal Administrator
Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator was present and
recorded the minutes
Mr. Grant Alford,
representative from the Three
Hills
Capital
Reeve Hoff called
the meeting
to order and asked
for a
APPROVAL OF
motion to approve
the agenda
for today's meeting
Mr Boake
AGENDA
asked to add Item
Number 45 -
Thurn Gravel Pit
Mr Code
asked to Add Item
NUmber 46 -
Discussion re SR
841
culverts Mr Boake then moved
approval of the
agenda with
the addition of Items Number
45 and 46.
CARRIED
Mr Mueller moved
approval of
the minutes of the
December
APPROVAL OF
9th meeting of Council
MINUTES
CARRIED
Mr Code moved approval of the accounts presented for
APPROVAL OF
payment today, subject to further review by the finance ACCOUNTS
committee of Otto Hoff and himself.
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery reviewed the budget comparison report and after BUDGET
discussion of the report and gravel inventory on hand at the COMPARISON
end of the year, Mr Hastie moved approval of the budget REPORT
comparison report
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery read a letter from Mrs. Connie Osterman,
Minister of Social Services, in which she advises it will NO ASSISTANCE
not be possible for the Province to assist with the patching FOR PATCHING
costs incurred for SR 583 After discussion of this COSTS SR 583
matter, Mr Mueller moved to accept and file as information.
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery reviewed a report he prepared listing various REPORT RE-
roads he feels may be re- constructed in the next year or ROAD
two, and after discussion Mr. Hogg moved to accept and file CONSTRUCTION
as information. / -T
CARRIED -_-p0
Mr Jeffery asked if Council would like to see some roads in ROAD TOUR
other municipalities which Torchinsky Engineering had WITH TORCHINSKY
engineered. After discussion it was agreed Council would go J GJ 16
on a tour with 8o0Ohiinsky Engineering on January 19th, 1 oR6Ora
987,
Mr Jeffery read a letter from Keith Martin, Fire Chief of THREE HILLS
the Three Hills Fire Department The department requests FIRE DEPT
Council to review its decision not to pay storage costs for
a water truck for the department on a year round basis If
the truck is stored outside during the summer months, it
will be subject to vandalism, and it will be necessary to
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remove the equipment
from the truck and put it back on every
assistant to the Fire Commissioner for each rural fire area
time a fire
occurs
This would not be practical They
thereunder After discussion Mr Hastie moved Reeve Hoff be
also request
council
to make a water truck available to
the Fire Commissioner for the Purposes of the Fire
their department
on a
year round basis, rather than a truck
1 Lawrence Hogg, Huxley,Alberta, Local Assistant for the
which can be
used by
the A S B if required
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This matter
was discussed
and it was noted the Linden Fire
3 Lyle Regehr, Linden, Alberta Local Assistant for the
Truck may be
surplus
if a new truck is purchased, and it was V
4 Ken Giesbretch, Carbon, Alberta, Local Assistant for the
agreed these
requests
be discussed later today after the
5 Garnet Bauer, Torrington, Alberta, Local Assistant for
meeting with
the Linden
Fire Department is held
6 The Fire Chief of the City of Drumheller for the
Mr Hoff moved that the Alberta Municipal Financing ALTA FIN
Corporation be advised the M.D may wish to borrow CORPORATION
approximately $80,000 00 in 1987, if the Swalwell Water �o�m meta
Project should proceed
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery noted 13 replies have been received from
Swalwell land owners in favour of the water project and 7 SWALWELL
replies received in opposition There are 42 land owners in WATER PROJECT
the hamlet. Mr. Jeffery also read a letter from Alberta
Utilities regarding the water project They advise the
provision of a grant is based on very careful consideration
of the demonstrated need for the project, and they cannot
secure a committment for the funding at this time.
They also expressed concern about the type of water system
being looked at, and Alex is setting up a meeting to discuss
this concern with them After discussion of this matter,
Mr Boake moved to table this matter until the next meeting
of Council
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery reviewed Section 4 of the Fire Prevention Act,
and noted that the Reeve of the M D should appoint a local
FIRE PREV
assistant to the Fire Commissioner for each rural fire area
ACT
for the purposes of the Fire Prevention Act and regulations
LOCAL
thereunder After discussion Mr Hastie moved Reeve Hoff be
ASSISTANTS
authorized to appoint the following as local assistants to
TO FIRE
the Fire Commissioner for the Purposes of the Fire
COMMISSIONER
Prevention Act
BOARD
1 Lawrence Hogg, Huxley,Alberta, Local Assistant for the
representing the M D of
Trochu Rural Fire Protection Area
2 Keith Martin, Three Hills, Alberta, Local Assistant for
Drumheller
the Three Hills Rural Fire Protection Area
present policy is
3 Lyle Regehr, Linden, Alberta Local Assistant for the
Linden Rural Fire Protection Area
with the position being rotated
4 Ken Giesbretch, Carbon, Alberta, Local Assistant for the
Carbon Rural Fire Protection Area
rural communities
5 Garnet Bauer, Torrington, Alberta, Local Assistant for
Recreation Area -
the Torrington Rural Fire Protection Area
6 The Fire Chief of the City of Drumheller for the
the Hill and Hesketh
Drumheller Rural Fire Protection Area
of the
CARRIED
request to
Mr Jeffery read a letter from the Village of Torrington
They request assistance from Alex Cunningham to supervise VILLAGE OF
one of their employees during his training period so he can TORRINGTON
obtain his certified water operator's designation Alex has WATER OPERATOR
advised he would be able to do this, and Mr Boake moved r` SUPERVISION
Alex Cunningham be authorized to provide the necessary (etc
supervision for the employee of the Village of Torrington�P�
during his water operator's trainaing period.
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery
read a letter from Ted Earl Superintendent
of
DRtmBFLLER
Parks and
Recration for the City of
Drumheller. Mr.
Earl
RECREATION
expressed
some concern about the short
term of office
for
BOARD
the member
representing the M D of
Kneehill on the
Drumheller
Recreation Board The
present policy is
a one
year term
with the position being rotated
among the three
rural communities
in the Drumheller
Recreation Area -
Orkney, Over
the Hill and Hesketh
After discusison
of the
request to
make the term more than
one year, Mr. Hogg
moved
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the City of Drumheller be advised the M D do not wish to
make a change in this policy at this time, but appreicate
the concern raised by the Recreation Board.
CARRIED
It was agreed council would
ask
the
rural communities to try
and have the same person from
their
organization accept the
appointment again as their
turn
comes
around.
The 1987 membership fee of
$483
10
for the Big Country
BIG COUNTRY
Tourist Association is now
due,
and
Mr Mueller moved this
TOURIST
membership fee be paid
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ASSOCIATION
CARRIED
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Mr Jeffery noted Mr and Mrs Campbell had sent thank you THANKS FROM
cards expressing their appreciation for the retirement party/ REG. CAMPBELL
held for them
Mr. Jeffery noted that Linden Contractors had billed the
M D of Kneehill for crushing 10,000 yards of gravel at the
Mildenstein Pit, and when the gravel was all hauled out
there was only 8000 yards. Linden Contractors has credited
the M.D. for the excess crushing costs but gravel
royalties for the full 10,000 yards were paid to Mr Hans
Mildenstein This resulted in an overpayment of $800 00
After discussion of this matter, Mr Mueller moved that Mr
Hoff and Mr Jeffery meet with Mr. Mildenstein and discuss
the matter with him.
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery noted Mr
View is retiring and
for Saturday, January
Jeffery be authorized
the M D of Kneehill
Frank Dawley of the County of Mountain
a retirement evening has been planned
31st, 1987 Mr Hoff moved Mr ✓
to attend this function on behalf of
CARRIED
Mr. Jeffery read an information bulletin from Alberta
Municipal Affairs regarding the new Alberta Municipal
Partnership in Local Employment (AMPLE) program
This will be an unconditional grant to the M D. of
$61,740 18 but the government would like to see the funds
used to generate employment. ✓
After discussion Mr Mueller moved to accept and file as
information
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery noted the February 10th meeting of Council will
conflict with the Annual A.S.B Conference, and most of the
council is planning on attending the conference Mr Hastie
moved the February 10th meeting of Council be cancelled due
to this conflict, and be re- scheduled for Wednesday,
February 4th, 1987, commencing at 9 00 A M
CARRIED
HANS
MILDENSTEIN
GRAVEL PIT
C J -t
FRANK DAWLEY
RETIREMENT
CT MT VIEW
AMPLE GRANT
FROM
PROVINCE
CHANGE OF
REG COUNCIL
MEETING DATE
FEB 10 changed
✓� TO FEB 4
Mr Code noted the Drumheller Health Unit is planning to HEALTH UNIT
hold its board meeting in the Three Hills Community Center f BOARD MEETING
on Ma -h 12th 1987, and the Board extend an invitation to
the council to attend the afternoon portion of their
m e e t i n --4 \j eCl
Mr Jeffery noted the review of the Municipal Statutes will MUN STATUTES
continue at a meeting in Strathmore on February 2nd, 1987, REVIEW MEE'T'ING
commencing at 9 30 A M A llbrs
Alex Cunningham and Oris Rodger entered the meeting at this
time - 10 30 A.M.
There was discussion about the estimated costs for de- OLD TORRINGTON
watering the Old Torrington Pit in order to remove more GRAVEL PIT
gravel for use in 1988, and it was noted the costs for
drilling the wells, purchase of pumps and hooking up same
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could range between $41,600 and $74,500. The annual
operating costs for the wells were also discussed
Mr Code moved the M.D. agree to proceed with establishment
of a de- watering system at the Old Torrington Gravel Pit in
1987, Alex Cunningham be authorized to request tenders from
various contractors and the tenders received be reviewed by
council at a later date.
CARRIED
Mr Cunningham left the meeting at this time
Mr Jeffery reviewed his report covering the period December J C JEF'FERY
9th, 1986, to January 13th, 1987, and various items were ✓ REPORT
discussed.
Mr Boake moved the M D host a curling bonspiel for the 00 T CURLING
employees in 1987. CARRIED 5`CA BONSPIEL
There was
discussion
about the offer from the
M D of
SALE OF
Starland
to buy the
1980 crackfiller machine,
and Mr H a s t i e
CRACKFILLER
then moved
the M.D.
sell the 1980 crack filler
machine to /
MACHINE TO
the M D
of Starl and
for the price of $5000 00
on an as i s ,
STARLAND
where is
basis
(`l--�cr --,'^t
$5000 00
CARRIED
R c,-T V)Q4� u t.
There was discussion about whether the foremen have the FOREMAN
right to increase permanent employees' wages within the RIGHT TO
contract restraints, or change their classification and INCREASE
after lengthy discussion Mr Mueller moved that each foreman WAGES FOR
has the right to increase or decrease any permanent PERMANENT
employee's wages within the constraints of the contract, but Z STAFF
do not have the right to make any position changes, without
council's authority
CARRIED
It was agreed that Glen Enzie was hired on as a tractor ENZIE
trailer driver, Lonnie McCook was hired as a welder during MCCOOK
the winter season and will revert to a senior operator & BURDEN
during the summer construction season David Burden will
continue as Intermediate Operator in the summer but will be
Senior Winter during the winter season as he is driving a
tractor trailer unit.
�0 ,OD
The need for a policy for retiring employees was noted and POLICY RE-
Mr. Hogg moved to table this matter until the next meeting �° RETIRING
of C o u n c i l . POLICY FOR
CARRIED EMPLOYEES
The request from Wallace Rasmussen to purchase the old 427
motor, which was overreved back in 1980 and never repaired, OLD 427
was discussed, and Mr Code moved that Mr Rodger obtain a MOTOR
price for repairing the motor and determine what the motor ,bI,Pc
would be worth for parts if not repaired, and the matter be✓ /�
discussed again at the next meeting of Council
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery noted Alberta Transportation will not cover all SR 575
the expenses being incurred for SR 575 - only costs for EXPENSES
borrow pits and crop damage
He also reorted Keith Baxter of Mobil Plant has advised the
trucking from the Mobil Plant at Wi mborne wi l l slowly TRUCKING
decrease over the next two years, and then likely will FROM WLMMRNE
remain at one or two trucks per day However he did not MOBIL PLANT
know about any trucking from the Degra Sol Plant Mr
Hastie noted because of the ban on the heavy pavement south \e�
of the plant the trucks are going north, crossing the South ab
Huxley road going further north, then west and south to get /
to Highway 27. Where the trucks cross the south Huxley road
vision is bad and perhaps the ban on the 1 1/4 mile of road
from the plant south should be removed so the trucks would
not have to go north and cross the South Huxley Road It
was agreed this matter would be discussed again after
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dinner
Mr. Rodger noted the motor in T -27 - (360) - is
and should either be fixed or replaced After
was agreed the motor should be repaired
in bad sha
discussion
Mr. Hogg moved to accept the report given by Mr. Jeffery
CARRIED
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NEEDS REPAIRED
The meeting then adjourned for dinner between 12 00 Noon and DINNER ✓►
1 00 P.M
Mr. Rodger left the meeting at this time.
Mr Alex Cunningham and Mr Ross Rawlusyk from Palliser
Regional Planning Commission entered the meeting at 1 00
P M.
Mrs Wilkinson read a letter received from the M D of
RO CKYVI LW
Rockyview with regard to a
resolution passed at the AUMA
LETTER RE-
Fall Convention The City
of Calgary presented a resolution
PROPOSED
CHANGE TO
which asked for an amendment
to the Planning Act which would
PLANNING ACT
force the Alberta Planning
Board to comply with regional
BY CITY OF
plans, land use by -laws, etc
, in making its decisions on
CALGARY
appeals. The act presently
states the Board must consider
the regional plans, but the
board can make a decision which
hold the Development Appeal Board Hearing scheduled for
would overrule the regional
plan or a local land use by -law
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Ross noted he did not believe
the change in the act would
affect the M.D one way or
the other, but agreed he would
review the matter with Mr.
Fenwick Mr Hoff moved to table
this matter until Ross can
bring a report back to Council
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery and Mr Cunningham reviewed the draft response
council he
prepared by Palliser Regional Commission with regard to a
OFF SITE
report on off site levies prepared by a Provincial
LEVIES
Government Advisory Committee
LAND USF
Ross also reviewed the matter with Council and after
REPORT
discussion Mr Boake moved the M.D support the response
BY -LAW C
prepared by the Commission and the comment raised by Mr �
there will
Cunningham be forwarded to the Commission for its
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consideration.
with regard
CARRIED
Mr. Mueller moved Council meeting do now adjourn in order to
be conducted
hold the Development Appeal Board Hearing scheduled for
DEV APPEAL
today a t 1 30 P M ✓
entered the
meeting at this time
BOARD HEARING
CARRIED
Mr Hogg moved Council meeting do now reconvene, the f
Development Appeal Board hearing having been completed.
CARRIED
Mr Boake moved the M D of Kneehill advise the Red Deer
Regional Planning Commission it would have no objection to a
proposed subdivision on the SE 1- 30 -27 -4 which is located
just across the M D of Kneehill west boundary, in the V
County of Mountain View
CARRIED
Mr Hoff moved to table the applicaton for subdivision
submitted by Ross Cullum for Part of the SW 21- 31 -23 -4 until
the next meeting of Council
CARRIED
RID DEER
REG PLANNING
COMMISSION
SUBDIVISION
SE 1-30-27-4
ROSS CULLUM
SUBDIVI;
TABLED
Ross advised
council he
has been looking at an amendment to
the land use
by -law regarding
intensive agricultural uses,
LAND USF
and should have
a reort
for council in the near future
BY -LAW C
He also noted
there will
be seminars held in March or April
of this year
with regard
to how Development Appeal Board
hearings should
be conducted
Mats Bergman
entered the
meeting at this time
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Mr. Dave Harper and Mr Jim Doyle from the Drumheller area
also entered the meeting, and discussed with council plans
PROPOSED
to establish a water co -op They hope to be able to
WATER CO-OP
establish the co -op, get grants from the government to
DRUPEELT,FR
install the required water lines and buy water from the City
AREA
of Drumheller. They noted the City may not wish to sell
water direct to the Co -Op and they would like the M D to
become involve, buy water from the City and re -sell same to
the Co -Op, or provide the City with a guarantee that the
water would be paid for by the Co -Op. There was discussion
about whether having a piped in water system would have any
affect on land taxes and information from the M D assessor
indicated that under existing regulations, it would not
affect the assessment base
There was further discussion about the proposal, what type
and how large a system might be required, and Mr Harper
noted at present 23 people are interested and there may be
8 more It would take about 25 to 30 miles of pipeline
Mr Bergman discussed the proposal with the delegation and
advised them of similar co -ops which have been formed in the
south part of the Province Mr Harper asked that Council
forward a letter to the Co -Op indicating its position on
this matter and Mr Harper and Mr Doyle left the meeting at
this time
After further discussion Mr. Code moved the M D send a
letter acknowledging receipt of the information about the
proposed water co -op
CARRIED
It was agreed that further information would have to be made
available to the M.D. before any decision could be made by
council with regard to provision of any guarantee or M D s
participation in the proposal
Ross Rawlusyk, Alex Cunningham and Mats Bergman left the I'
meeting at this time
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Mr Roger Bishop, Administrator of the Village of Linden,
Lyle Regehr, Fire Chief for the Village of Linden, Kevin
DELEGATION
Reimer, Deputy Chief, Chester Tetz and Earl Reimer Captains
RE- LINDEN
and Brian McEvoy from the Fire Prevention Branch, entered
FIRE TRUCK
the meeting at this time to discuss with Council the need
for a new fire truck for the Village of Linden and the rural
area The Department had prepared specifications for the
type of truck they feel they require and the estimated cost
would be $130,000 00 Mr Regehr noted the Linden Rural
Fire Area is the smallest in size and has the largest
concentration of buildings such as broiler barns, hog barns,
dairy barns, etc. They showed council a number of slides
showing problems with some of the intensive operations and
the potential for major fires in that area, and this is one
of the reasons for requesting the type of truck they
prepared specifications for, Some extras are a canopy, a
good water management supply system, a built in foam system,
an automatic transmission a diesel motor and a minimum of
1000 gallon tank.
Council reviewed with the firemen the quote obtained from
Superior Emergency for a truck similar to the one purchased
for the Trochu Fire Department, and there was lengthy
discussion regarding the difference in the quotes. It was
noted the Linden Rural Fire Protection area only generates
about $10,000 00 a year from the fire protection tax levy
Mr Bishop noted the Vilage of Linden has been setting aside
funds over the past four years and should have sufficient
funds in 1987 to pay for its share of the costs of a new
truck
The delegation was thanked for coming and left the meeting
at this time Time 3 40 P M
After further discussion Mr Code moved the M D authorize
purchase of a new fire truck for the Village of Linden and
the Linden Rural Fire Protection Area on condition the total
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price of the truck and all equipment which is required does
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not exceed $120,000 00 and as long as the Village of Linden
is prepared to authorize the said purchase and is willing to
accept responsibility for its 25% share of the cost of the
truck and equipment as per the terms of the existing fire
agreement between the M.D. and the Village of Linden
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MOTION DEFEATED
Mr. Hastie then moved the Linden Fire Department be advised
the specifications prepared are too extensive, the M D is
not able to fund such an expensive truck in 1987, and
therefore requests the department to review same and bring
specifications for a lower priced vehicle to the January
27th meeting of Council.
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery noted the government culvert which was installed
on SR 841 was not installed to the satisfaction of Alberta
Bridge Branch. The culvet must have extensions put on which
will extend onto private property and the M D will have to
purchase land from the land owners sufficient to accomodate
the culvert extensions and an area around the end of the
culverts, and also the M.D. will have to re -do the side
slopes as they are too steep and are starting to erode
After discussion of this matter Mr Code moved the M D
agree to proceed with purchase of the land required in order
to properly accomodate the culvert extensions, and have the
necessary legal survey done.
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery read a letter from Canadian Landmasters Resource
Services Ltd , in which the company requests on behalf of
Canadian Westgrowth Ltd., permission to drill an oil well on
LSD 8- 18- 30 -21 -4 within 50 meters of the M D road
allowance After discusion Mr Hogg moved Canadian
Westgrowth Ltd be granted permission to drill an oil well
on LSD 8- 18- 30 -21 -4 as long as the well is located a minimum f
of 100 feet back from the property line
CARRIED
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GOV'T CULVERT
ON SR 841
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LSD 8- 18 -30 -21
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The Drumheller Solid Waste Management Association request
the M D pay its 1987 requisition of $39,627 00 at this time DRUM r.FR
or make an interim payment of $20,192 00 now and the balance SOLID
in June WASTE
After discussion Mr Mueller moved the M.D. pay $20,192.00 f REQUISITION
as an interim payment at this time. LT-ot 1987
CARRIED �RiP TANan���
Mr. Mueller noted Mr Stan Milan was quite upset about his
name being mentioned in the Three HIlls Capital in
connection with straw bales too close or on an M D road
OBSTRUCTIONS
allowance After discussion of this matter and noting it
ON OR TOO
will be difficult for Mr. Milan to move the bales at this
NEAR ROAD
time of year, Mr Mueller moved Mr Stan Milan be given
ALLOWANCES
until July 31st, 1987 to move the straw bales away from the
M.D. road allowance, on condition he agrees he will in
future comply with the M D land use by -law set back
requirements
CARRIED
Mr Mueller noted Alberta Transportation require a stock
pile site for gravel they wi 1 1 be removing from their land -
STOCK PILE SITE
SE 28- 30 -21 -4 for use on Highway 27 They would like to
FOR ALTA
make use of an area in the gravel pit on Mr. V. Garson's
TRANSPORTATION
land and have obtained permission from Mr Garson Mr
AT CARSON PIT
Rodger noted he could see no problem with locatingg the
stock pile there and council agreed this would be
satisfactory
It was agreed that a council meeting be held on Friday,
January 30th, 1987 commencing at 9 00 A M , as that is
the day set for the combined meeting of local government
officials r_1 e��l i
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COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 13TH, 1987
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Mr. Boake moved this meeting do now adjourn until 9 00 A M ,
Wednesday, January 21st, 1987, and the balance of the agenda
from today's meeting be tabled and discussed at that time
Reeve
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CARRIED
MyticdLpa A istrator
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J C.JEFFERY REPORT DECEMBER 9TH 1986 TO JANUARY 13TH, 1987
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1. EMPLOYEES BONSPIEL - DO YOU WISH TO HAVE ONE THIS YEAR?
2 M D STARLAND OFFERED $5000 00 FOR CRACKFILLER
3. REVIEW EMPLOYEES WAGES CURRENT
DAVID BURDEN INT OP $12 21
WINTER $11 91
GLEN ENZIE TR.TR.
LONNIE MCCOOK OP
$11.21
REQUESTED
SEN WINTER $12 58
TR. TR. $12.58
$11 18 WELDER $14 12
Do the foremen have authority to increase permanent staff on
the 1986 contract?
4 Do you want a policy for retiring employees?
5 Wally Rasmussen would offer $100 00 for overreved 427 engine
now sitting in shop.
6 Appears no extra funding for SR575 - only borrow pit
expense and crop damage - no fencing, pipleine, survey etc
7. Mobil Oil Wimborne - trucking will drop off regularly for
next year and half and then nothing Keith Baxter will call
and confirm this statement on Monday Keith Baxter called and
advised will continue to run 5 trucks per day over the next
six months. Will then go to 2 or 3 trucks per day for the
next 6 months to a year (not all Mobil Trucks) and then
perhaps one to two trucks per day afterwards on a fairly
continous basis These will be only hauling from Mobil Oil -
no information available re Degra Sol Trucking.
8. Albert Kimmel undecided - possibly coming back to work for
3 to 6 months and then will retire in June or October of
1987
CORRESPONDENCE
1 North American Waterfowl Management Plan from Environment
Canada
2 Regional Recreation Report
3. Letter from Travel Alberta
4 Letter from Alberta Recreation - Municipal Park Workshops
5 Received interest stabilization rebate for Swalwell Sewer
6 Short Course on asphalt, pavements, etc
7 Letter from Alberta Transportation re Culvert at B Schmidt
Property
8 Letter from Village of Linden re various village matters
9 Letter from Municipal Affairs re all farm houses in
Foothills subject to assessment and taxation - change in
Municipal Taxation Act
10 Letter from Alta Transportation to Alta Power re power
line installation SE 25- 30 -26 -4 and line to LSD 5- 31- 32 -24 -4
11 Minutes from Drumeller & District Solid Waste Management
December 18th, 1986
12 Card of thanks from Acme School Volleyball Team
13. Letter from Alta. Transportation re use of Public
Transportation Operating Assistance Grant in 1986
14 Receipt of Membership Card Hudson Bay Route Association
15 Minutes Three Hills School Division Meeting Dec 10/86
16. 1985 Fire Commissioner Report
17 Received $17,647 56 1985/86 Dividend from Association
18 Marigold Library Report
19 Three Hills Recreation Board Meeting December 1st, 1986
20. Letter from Alta Energy re various workshops
21 Letter from A.G.T. improved communications
22 Report re fines paid - end November, 1986
23. Minute s- General Meeting Alta. Rural Municipal
Administrators Association
24 Letter from Alta Municipal Affairs - changes in
some official population figures
25 Letter from Jubilee Agencies - re drinking and driving
26. Letter from Jubilee re by -law enforcement officer training
program
27 Report of fines to December 30th, 1986
28 Cheque from Alta Transportation re Orkney View Point
$32,830.08
29. Notice of Meeting - Big Country Tourist Association Meeting
January 21, 1987
BUILDING PERMITS
-----------------
-----------------
1 EARL TOEWS NW 7- 30 -25 -4 - SHOP $20,000
2 KEVIN REIMER SE 18- 30 -24 -4 - SHOP $15,000
I`
W
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
December 9/86
4109
A A M D & C
995 00
Fall Convention Reg
4110
A.G.T.
1,060 99
Accounts
4111
Alberta Power Ltd
1,040 76
Accounts
4112
Boake, R E
2,355 07
November Timesheet
4113
Burden, David
15.00
#1 Licence
4114
Code, J.F.
1,833 00
November Timesheet
4115
Danco Equipment
46 44
Inventory
4116
Ensminger, Gary
15.00
#1 Licence
4117
Fenton Bergman Engineering
2 700 00
Kneehill Creek & Swalwell
4118
Garson, Victor
5,600 00
Gravel Royalties
4119
Lyle Gelinas
15 00
#1 Licence
4120
Guards Implements
115.78
Inventory
4121
Haskell, Vernon
15.00
#1 Licence
4122
Hastie, Bruce
2,057 86
November Timesheet
4123
Hoff, Otto
2,068 09
November Timesheet
4124
Hogg, Lawrence
2,082.19
November Timesheet
4125
Imperial Oil
1,672 91
November Oil Purchases
4126
Jeffery, John C
131 20
Fuel & Lunch - Dec 8/86
4127
Kennedy, Robert
15 00
#1 Licence
4128
Kneehill Ambulance
10,803.40
Nov. Revenue & Dec Rent
4129
Kober, Dennis
15 00
#1 Licence
4130
Linden Contractors
55,340 00
Crushing
4131
Maerz, Myles
15.00
#1 Licence
4132
Maerz, Richard
1,536.95
November Timesheet
4133
Magic Carpet
59 50
10 'feet Runner
4134
McCook, Len
15 00
#1 Licence
4135
McMurtry, Jim
15.00
#1 Licence
4136
Meding, Allen
15.00
#1 Licence
4137
Meding, Brian
15 00
#1 Licence
4138
Mueller, Harold
1,724 96
November Timesheet
4139
Park, Gordon
129 50
Surface Reclamation
4140
P B I
10.00
Machine Repairs
4141
Rasmussen, Wallace
15 00
#1 Licence
4142
Receiver General
47,293 52
November Remittance
4143
Rema Tip Top Distributors
217 35
Inventory, Repairs
4144
Rempel, George
15.00
#1 Licence
4145
Rodger, Oris
15 00
#1 Licence
4146
Thomas, Dan
15 00
#1 Licence
4147
Thompson, Ken
15 00
#1 Licence
4148
Three Hills School Div
37 50
Paper
4149
TransAlta Utilities
11 19
Street Lights
4150
Truckline Parts
94 72
Inventory
4151
Turbo Resources
1,041 61
Fuel
4152
U F A Cooperative
1,423 85
November Statement
4153
Union Tractor
1,453 00
Inventory
4154
Vickery, Rick
4155
Weir, Sandy
4156
West -Gate Sanitation
4157
Wheatland Farm & Auto
4158
Wilkinson, Jean
15 00 #1 Licence
15.00 #1 Licence
716.25 November Garbage Pickup
175 93 Inventory, Repairs etc.
725 00 Retirement - Reg Campbell
146823 52
MW /
4166 Becker, Art & Alvina
4167 Big 4 Motors
4168 C & G Catering
4169 C W N.G.
4170 Canasphere Industries
1,080.00 Backsloping /Borrow Pit
451 52 Inventory
1,100 50 Catering at Xmas Party
96.11 Accounts
23.75 Glass Beads
4171
Capital Printers
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Classified Adds
Three Hills
Dated Dec
18/86 approved Jan
13/87
4159
Wilkinson, Jean
700.00
Cash to
pay band -Dance
4160
Kneehill Ambulance
679 00
Refund of
insurance
4161
Acme - Linden Transport
12 00
Freight
- Linden R F P
4162
Air - Electric Services
81.25
Tools
316.92
4163
Alberta Government Tel.
174 43
Monthly
accounts
4164
Alberta Health Care
1,162 00
December
Remittance
4165
Alberta Power Ltd
441 96
Accounts
43 54
4166 Becker, Art & Alvina
4167 Big 4 Motors
4168 C & G Catering
4169 C W N.G.
4170 Canasphere Industries
1,080.00 Backsloping /Borrow Pit
451 52 Inventory
1,100 50 Catering at Xmas Party
96.11 Accounts
23.75 Glass Beads
4171
Capital Printers
44 20
Classified Adds
Three Hills
4172
Casterland
38.76
Supplies
4199
4173
D Butters Holdings
130 20
Tools
Jean
4174
Dixie's Trophies & Engraving
46 80
Plaque for R Campbell
4175
Ed Knievel
56 00
Machine Repair
4176
Fleck Bros.
316.92
Linden R.F.P.
4177
Gane Enterprises
63.00
Pump out tank at Keivers
4
Cr, n�c4�cc�
4179
Guards Implements Ltd
43 54
Tools
- -5—.0-0
C'ance«C1j
4181
Hutton's Ltd.
94.26
Machine Repair
4182
J C Jeffery -PETTY CASH
38 84
Fuel, Meals
4184
Jubilee Insurance
375.00
Fire Dept. Insurance
4185
L- Tronics Industries
51 45
Linden R F P
4186
Loomis Courier
33 15
Freight
4187
Moore's Machine Shop
477.00
Machine Repairs
4188
Oliver Industrial Supply
386.70
Inventory, Repairs
4189
Page Farm Fuels
23 50
Machine Repairs
4190
Prairie Brush
89 70
Supplies
4191 Radio Com Products
4192 Rainbow Courier
4193 Roszel Manufacturing
4194 Snap On Tools
4195 Three Hills Comm. Centre
4196
Three Hills
Pop Shop
4197
Three Hills
School Div
4198
Torrington
Fuel & Ser Cen
4199
Wild Country
Enterprises
4200
Wilkinson,
Jean
170.00 Radio Repairs Supplies
330 75 Freight
119 00 Supplies
181 10 Tools
200.00 Hall Rental- Dec.12 /86
43 10
181 98
15 50
610.00
10.40
10,278 37
Freight
Fuel
Fuel
Signs
Amb. Mileage
4227 Computor Connection
4228 Courtney -Berg Industries
4229 Cunningham, Alex
4230 Dole, Danny
4231 Eltrohills Dats Society
245 85 ASB Extension
177 00 Machine Repair
7 00 Meal
66.20 December timesheet
1,270 46 Public Assis Grant
4232
DECEMBER 31, 1986
407
Accounts
Payable
4201
M.D. of Kneehill - Payroll
37,842.80
December Salary
4202
Provincial Treasurer
10 00
Surface Material Applic
4203
Petro Canada
30,106 92
November Fuel
4204
M.D. of Kneehill - Payroll
57,987 75
December Hourly
4205
Alberta Treasury L.A.P.
10,624.69
LAP remittance for Dec
4206
1987 A S B Conference
1,150 00
Registration Fees
4207
A A M D & C.
13,001 99
December Statement
4208
A.G.T. - Repairs
2,700.00
Temporary Layout - Christie
4209
Ability Industrial
53 00
Inventory, Repairs
4210
Accurate Auto Body
917 20
December Statement
4211
Acklands Ltd
167 39
Supplies, Repairs
4212
Acme Hardware
19 42
Machine Repairs Tools
4213
Action Automotive
220 60
Inventory
4214
Agri -Fab Lumber
10 21
Linden Fire Dept
4215
Air -Vac Brake Ltd
216 66
Inventory
4216
Alberta Power Ltd.
241.44
Pole Moves
4217
Alberta Prov Treasurer
2,592 13
Aerial Photographs- (#9NCELLE1)
4218
Allied Tools Ltd
28 75
Supplies, Tools
4219
Baerg, Bruce
260.00
Linden Fire Dept.
4220
Beaver Lumber
309 49
Supplies, Repairs
4221
Bruce Hannah Truck Lines
130 80
Fuel
4222
Burroughs Canada
16,999.29
Computor
4223
C W N G
462 21
Accounts
4224
Carbon Valley Motors
208 03
Carbon Fire Dept
4225
Casterland
32 46
Supplies
4226
Co -op Petroleum Service
26.00
Propane - Linden Dump
4227 Computor Connection
4228 Courtney -Berg Industries
4229 Cunningham, Alex
4230 Dole, Danny
4231 Eltrohills Dats Society
245 85 ASB Extension
177 00 Machine Repair
7 00 Meal
66.20 December timesheet
1,270 46 Public Assis Grant
4232
Esau, Fred
407
20
Royalties on Gravel
4233
Franklin Supply Co.
14.58
Supplies
4234
Friedrich Joe
70
00
December Mileage
4235
Gane Enterprises
100
00
Wimborne Sewer
4236
Garson, Vic
9,340
80
Royaltyies on Gravel
4237
Gehrings Transport
47.20
December Freight
4238
Gibbs Ford Mercury
499
02
Inventory
4239
Gregg Distributors
33
88
Inventory
4240
Guards Implements
68
69
Inventory, Repairs
4241
H.T. Howe & Son
1,720.97
Inventory, Supplies
4242
Huttons
54
36
Inventory
4243
I C G Utilities
2040
98
Accounts
4244
Irving, Keith
69
40
December timesheet
4245
J C Jeffery - Petty Cash
18
49
Lumber, Soil
4246
J C Jeffery
118
50
Expenses
4247
Jubilee Insurance Agencies
762.00
Heavy Equipment
4248
Kneehill Ambulance
9,334.90
December 1986 Revenue
4249
Kober, Dennis
161
60
December Mileage
4250
Lammle's Electric
189
50
Repairs, Dump Box Repairs
4251
Land Titles Office
35
50
Service Requests
4252
Linden Contractors
44,660
00
Royalties
4253
Litz Enterprises
220
00
Fixing Wimborne Sewer
4254
Loomis Courier Systems
11
75
Freight
4255
Macleods
142
62
Repairs, Supplies
4256 Moore's Machine Shop 448.00 Machine Repairs �J
4257 Page Farm Fuels
4258 Park, Gordon
4259 Parts Plus
4260 Prairie Bible Institute
4261 Ray's Home Hardware
52 40 Propane, Fittings
117 00 Surface Reclamation
379.16 Inventory, Supplies
10 00 Repairs
125 66 Tools Supplies, Repairs
4262
Reimer, Ron
280 00
Linden Fire Dept
4263
Rempfer, Milton
60.00
December Mileage
4264
Rodger, Oris
7 00
Meals
4265
Rollies Motor Products
246 11
Inventory, Machine Repair
4266
Smith, Keith
21.00
Meals
4267
Snap On Tools
104 15
Tools
4268
Three Hills Floral Centre
48 00
Roses - Lily Campbell
4269
Three Hills Foodarama
60.08
Supplies
4270
Three Hills Further Education
105 00
CPR Course - Carbon Fire
4271
Three Hills Glass
258 00
Repairs
4272
Three Hills Housing Auth.
1,270 46
Public Assis Grant
4273
Three Hills Tire
63.59
Machine Repair
4274
Thuro Services Western
510.00
Wimborne Sewer Repair
4275
Town of Three Hills
2,725 20
Fire Expenses & Grant
4276
Trochu & District Com Bus
1,270 46
Public Assis. Grant
4277
Truckline Parts
738.37
Inventory
4278
Turbo Resources Ltd
51 20
Fuel at Carbon
4279
Valleyview Colony
20 00
Refund - Tree Application
4280
Village of Acme
86 20
Acme Shop Water 2 months
4281
Village of Carbon
26.50
Carbon Shop Water 1 month
4282
Walbern Agri- Systems
298 00
Linden Fire Dept
4283
WalTronics
243 69
ASB Extension
4284
West -Gate Sanitation
716 25
Garbage Pickup for Dec.
4285
Wheatland Farm & Auto
152.18
Repairs, Inventory
4286
Wild Country Enterprises
77 00
No smoking signs
4287 Woodridge Lincoln Mercury
4288 Ziegler, ALfred Estate of
4289 Ziegler Emil
8 37 Inventory
837.83 Backsloping /Borrow Pit
2,251 61 Backsloping /Borrow Pit
261876 15
<a501a i37
.2s9aS14 Oa
4290
Alberta Government Telephones 566 52
Accounts
4291
Alberta Power
1,250 97
Accounts
4292
Boake, R E
848.76
December
Timeshee
4293
C N R
254.73
Crossing
Maintena
4294
Code, J.F.
731 25
December
Timeshee
4295
Esso Petroleum Canada
2,464 28
Oil Purchases
for
4296
Hastie, Bruce
938.14
December
Timeshee
4297
Hoff, Otto
789 12
December
Timeshee
4298
Hogg Lawrence
788 65
December
Timeshee
4299
Kirks Sheet Metal
80 84
Supplies,
Repairs
4300
Maerz, Richard
788 43
December
Timeshee
4301
Mueller, Harold
684 07
December
Timeshee
4302
Radio Com Products
105.00
Repairs
4303
Receiver General
38 822.17
December
Remittan
4304
Three Hills Pop Shop
23 00
Freight
4305 TransAlta Utilities 92 29 Accounts
49228.22
C'�
MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL
SALARY AND WAGES DECEMBER 1986
Gross Net
Cheque No 1449
Jeffery, John C $
5,175 81
$ 3,183 53
1450
Wilkinson, M Jean
3,579 45
2,350 04
1451
Martens, Herman P.
3,369.89
2,353 84
1452
Gales, Lori D.
1,631.81
1,185.77
1453
Dunay, Edward M
3,279 02
2,211.16
1454
Deak, Jennifer
2,141 56
1,478 65
1455
Cunningham, Alex R
2,750 00
1,869 61
1456
Rempel, George
3,952.81
2,573.90
1457
Rodger, Oris L
4,037 86
2,613 05
1458
Smith, Keith J
3,210 99
2,142 93
1459
Wiens, Henry M.
2,778.53
1,886.08
1460
Hazel, Alan W
2,796 31
1,893 98
1461
Jesske, Harvey 0
2,869 47
1,932 08
1462
Gundlach, Karl R.
3,082.91
2,172 07
1463
Kimmel, Albert
2,594 55
1,868.02
1464
Tetz, John
1,407 22
1,135 16
1465
Friesen, Trevis
2,144 88
1,617 62
1466
Soder, Norman F.
3,010.63
2,019.75
1467
Thomas, Arthur G E
1,901 84
1,355 56
$
55,715 54
$ 37,842 80
Cheque 1468
Larson, Sharon Rae
1,072.50
797.80
1469
Bauman, Brian
2,968 84
2,018 83
1470
Bergquist, Gary B
2,779 32
1,902 10
1471
Ensminger, Gary B
2,891 56
1,967 31
1472
Friedrich, Joseph
2,422.72
1,664.76
1473
Gelinas, Lyle E
2,637 12
1,780 14
1474
Gundlach, Robert K
3,329 48
2,266 80
1475
Haskell, Vernon M.
2,811.04
1,928.76
1476
Kennedy, Robert D
2,598 52
1,883 02
1477
Knapp, W Douglas
3,194 47
2,277 81
1478
Kober, S L Dennis
2,421 76
1,695 21
1479
Maerz, Miles P.
2,958.91
2 068.31
1480
McCook, Leonard J.
2,811 44
1,921.18
1481
McMurtry, James R
2,584 24
1,766 08
1482
McRae, Earl T
3,691 55
2,442 07
1483
Meding, Alan G
2,891 56
1,966 84
1484
Meding, Brian E
2,811 44
1,920 03
1485
Plant, Brian A
2,391.02
1,638.46
1486
Rasmussen, Wallace F.R.
2 717.68
1,857.98
1487
Sowerby, W Brian
2 285.99
1,599 25
1488
Tetz, David B
4,225 32
2,753 78
1489
Thomas, Danny J S
2,881 16
1,963 19
1490
Thompson, Kenneth E.
2,789.01
2,004.79
1491
Vickery, Richard M.
3,141 52
2,111 16
1492
Wagstaff, M Glen
2,989 79
2,048 33
MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL
SALARY AND WAGES DECEMBER 1986
Gross
Net
1493
Weir, Sandra E
2,852 92
1,974.89
1494
Burden,
David A.
2,721 50
1,884 93
1495
Enzie, Glen
2,909.41
2,059 90
1496
McCook,
Lonnie
3,150 30
2 197.80
1497
Siemens,
N. Allen
1,108 26
918 57
1498
Rempfer,
Milton W.
735.36
707 66
$ 57,987.75
$ 83,775 71
TOTAL SALARY AND WAGES FOR THE MONTH $ 139,491 25 $ 95,830 55
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Now
OUTSANDING CHEQUES
as at December 31, 1986
PAYROLL GENERAL
--------------------------------------------------------- - - - - --
1-- - - - - --
42
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220 0o
-- - - - - --
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- $----------- - - - - --
8.
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$ 684.o,,
- - - - --
-- - - - - --
i
4254
11.75
4278
51.20
4 02
105 00
4255
142.62
4279
20 00
4303
8 822.17
4256
448 oo
4280
86.20
43o4
23 00
i
4257
52.40
4281
26 50
4305
92 29
4258
117 00
4282
298 00
$ 248,181 43
4259
379 16
4283
243 69
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4260
10 00
4284
716 25
4261
125 66
4285
152 18
4262
28o 0o
4286
77 00
4263
6o oo
4287
8 37
4264
7 00
4288
837 83
4265
246 11
4289
2,251 61
4266
21 00
4290
566 52
4267
1o4 15
4291
1,250 97
4268
48 oo
4292
848 76
4269
60 08
4293
254 73
4270
105 00
4294
731 25
4271
258 00
4295
2,464 28
4272
1,270 46
42 6
938 14
4273
63 59
4297
789 12
4274
510 00
4298
788.65
4275
2,725 20
4299
80 84
4276 1
1,270 46 1
4300
788.43
Outstanding Loans $ NIL _
Cash on Hand Deposited
$6,751.88
Total outstanding payroll cheques
Total outstanding general cheques
$ 59,122 91
248,181 43
$ 307,304 34
SUBMITTED TO COUNCIL THIS 21st DAY OF January A, D
19 87
- - - - --
Reeve
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OUTSANDING CHEQUES
as at December 31, 1986
PAYROLL GENERAL PAGE 1
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$ 1,135 16
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$ 2,111 16
- - - - - --
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1468
797 81
1492
2,048 33
4205
10,624.69
4230 _
66.2
1469
2,018 83
1493
_1,974.89
42c16
1 1 0 oo
1.270 4
1470
1 902 10
1494
1,884 93
4207
13,001.99
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4232
407 2
1471
1,967 31
1495
2,059 90
4208
2,700 00
4233
14 5
1472
1 664 76
1496
2,197 80
4209
53 00
4234
70,C
1473
1,780 14
1497
_ 918 57
4210
917 20
4235
100 C
1474
2 266 8o
1498
707 66
4211
4212
167 39
19 42
4236
4237
9,340 E
47 2
1475
1,928 76
$— 59_12gL
1476
1,883 02
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4213
220 60
4238
499 C
1477
2,277 81
13526
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4214
10 21
4239
33 E
1478
1,695 21
3999—
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4215
216 66
4240
68 E
1479
2,068 31
4012
100.00
4216
241,44
4241
1 720 S
1480
1,921 18 ___4043
100.00
4218
28 75
4242
54
1481
1,766 08
4046
297 71
4219
260 00
4243
2,040 5
482
2,442.07
4086
2,300.00
4220
309 49
4244
69
148
1,966.84
4127
15.00
4221
130 80
4245
18 4
1484
1,920 03
4155
15.00
4222
16,999 29
4246
118 5
1485
1,638 46
4164
1,162 00
4223
462 21
4247
762 C
1486
1,857 98
4168
1,100.
4224
208 03
4248
9,334 S
1487
1,599 25
4171
44 20
4225
32 46
4249
161 E
1488
2,753 78
4186
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4226
26 00
4250
189 5
1489
1,963 19
4190
89 70
4227
245 85
4251
35 5
1490
2 004 79
41 1
170 00
4228
177 00
4252
44,660 C
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SUDMITTED TO COUNCIL THIS DAY OF A D
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-- - - - - - -- Reeve
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