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Home My WebLink About1987-11-24 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 24TH, 1987 1 Call to order and motion to approve agenda 2 Approval of Minutes - November 10th meeting 3. Approval of Accounts 4 Budget Comparison Report - J C Jeffery 5 J C Jeffery report - Period November 10th to 24th AI m E 10 Appointments Oris Rodger - Palliser Regional Planning Mike Welsh - Hearing re 3rd Reading to By -law 1128 No 28 (and possibly Item No. 17) Pat Martens No 8 UNFINISHED BUSINESS 10 00 A M 1 00 A.M. 1 00 P M ) 1 00 P M )See Itet 3 30 P M See Item Letter from Hudson Bay Route Association - Membership Fee Request from Family Resource Council - funding for 1988 budget - Letters from Trochu Val School, Drumheller Health Unit and Three Hills School Division - MEETING WITH PAT MARTENS - 3 30 P.M. Discussion re Need for Envoy 100 A G T communiciation system in M.D Office Review rural users of Marigold libraries in the area TRANSPORTATION ITEMS 11 Review situation with Linden and Torrington Rubble Pits Report from Oris Rodger re test wells drilled etc 12. Letter from AAMD & C re Liability for grading streets, etc within another municipality 13 Review rental set for rent of Green Leaf Stock Pile Site 14 Review account submitted by Vern Bogner - oil on his vehicle 15 Review letter from T Fenton Consulting re Adams Road Project 16. Letter from Alberta Bridge Branch re bridge inspection 17 Review letter from Mike Welsh re C W N Gas agreement and discuss with Mr. Welsh at today's meeting - 1 00 P M 18 Review Linden East Road Traffic Count - Report from R E. Boake (tabled from last meeting) 18a)Request from Bumper Oil to construct road ESE 4 & 9 - 30 -22 -4 MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 19 Review writing off uncollectable accounts receivable 20 Review insurance coverage for councillors 2.1 Request from Edward Dunay - cancellation and refund of taxes - LSD 12- 5- 32 -24 -4 - taxed twice 22 Letter from Lee Bussard re Awareness of Disabled People 23 Review prices for wheel chair lift in M D. Office PLANNING MATTERS 24 Application for Redesignation - SE 30- 29 -23 -4 - Dugdale Estate 25. Certificate of Legal Access - Sam Megli NE 25- 30 -25 -4 26. Review by -law number 1135 - third reading not given re fence defintion etc. 27. Subdivisions 28 Meeting with Mike Welsh re Meston Development - Public Hearing re By -Law No 1128 28a)Review suggested policy regarding intensive hog operations DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD HEARING 29 Decision regarding Bruce Allen Development Appeal Hearing Permit No 974 -87 Tabled from November 10th meeting DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD MEETING 30 Set date, time and place for appeal hearing Re Dev Appeal Ken Stewart Instensive Hog Operation - Pt NW 21- 29 -22 -4 - Advertise and Circulate ? el, COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 24TH, 1987 A regular meeting of the Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill Number 48 was held in the M D. Office, Three Hills, Alberta, on Tuesday, November 24th 1987, commencing at 9 00 A M The following were present for the meeting J Finlay Code Otto Hoff Robert E Boake Richard A Marz Harold Mueller Lawrence Hogg Division 1 Division 2 (Reeve) Division 3 Division 4 Division 5 Division 7 J C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator Reeve Hoff called the meeting to order and requests were made to add the following items to the agenda - 18b) Water Diversion - Gene Tupper 18C) One Time Gravel - Road between 1 & 2 in 30 -22 -4 Mr Boake then moved approval for the agenda presented for today's meeting with addition of the above noted items CARRIED Mr Marz moved approval of the minutes of the November 10th meeting of Council. CARRIED Mr Boake moved approval of the accounts presented for payment today, subject to further review by the finance committeee of Otto Hoff, R A Marz, Harold Mueller and himself CARRIED Mr Jeffery reviewed a budget comparison report and after discussion Mr. Code moved acceptance of the report r CARRIED Mr Jeffery reviewed his report covering the period November 10th to November 24th, and several items were discussed including 1 Old Torrington Pit - water not to be pumped out of the rubble pit into the gravel pit as it would end up in the creek and possibly contaminate the creek. ADD TO AGENDA APPROVAL OF AGENDA APPROVAL MINUTES APPROVAL ACCOUNTS BUDGET COMPARISON • ••• J C JEFFERY REPORT OLD TORR PIT RUBBLE SITE 2 Request from Outdoors UnLittered for a contribution towards their annual Pitch In Compai gn , due to funding cuts CONTRIBUTION being proposed by the Province TO OUTDOORS After discussion of this request and review of the number of UNLITTERED miles of secondary and primary highways in the M D of CAMPAIGN Kneehill No 48, Mr Mueller moved the M.D. agree to contribute the sum of $300.00 towards the 1988 Pitch In/ Outdoor Unl i ttered Compai gn . 6r CARRIED Q , -, 3 Mr Jeffery noted Grey and Dick Sales of Drumheller have V' M D. CRESTS 132 M.D crests left over and would be willing to sell same AVAILABLE FROM to the M D at a piece of $1.00 each No decision was made GREY & DICK regarding this request. SALES 4. The office was advised recently the land where the Megli Pit is located is up for sale. MEGLI PIT LAND FOR SALE Mr Marz moved acceptance of Mr Jeffery's report CARRIED Mr Jeffery noted the 1988 membership fee in the Hudson �ay HUDSON BAY ROUTE ASSOCIATION FEE COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 24TH. 1987 Route Association is now due Mr Marz moved the $100 00 PAY MEMBERSHIP membership fee be paid FEE CARRIED wIl� 6 P0-� -P Pc ,I- III-1 There was discussion about the need for the office to purchase the Envoy 100 communication system and after ENVOY 100 discussion Mr. Hogg moved to accept and file as information. COBlq CARRIED SYSTEM Oris Rodger entered the meeting at this time - 10 10 A M A G T Mr Rodger noted Alberta Environment has drilled four test wel 1 s at the Linden Rubble Pit but no information i s (��,r,5 TEST WELLS available as yet regarding test results j AT Mr Boake moved to accept and file as information LINDEN CARRIED RUBBLE PIT Mr Jeffery read a letter from Alberta Municipal Affairs addressed to AAMD & C regarding potential liability if one POTENTIAL municipality's employee such as a grader operator does work LIABILITY in another municipality Mr Rodger noted the site has not been used for many years WORKING They suggest the municipality should enter into a legal IN ANOTHER agreement with the other municipality under Section 113 of MUNICIAPLITY the Municipal Government Act M D for borrow pits, and vx\\� It After discussion of this matter and noting there are no set for leasing the Green Leaf Stock agreements in place with any of the surrounding allowed to use the land municipalities, Mr Code moved to accept and file as information. year lease previously approved by Council commence April 1st, 1989. CARRIED CARRIED There was discussion about the rental rate set at the last RENTAL meeting for the Green Leaf Stock Pile site - $45 00 per RATE FOR OLD acre GREEN LEAF Mr Rodger noted the site has not been used for many years STOCK PILE and likely will not be required Mr.Mueller noted he felt SITE the rent was too high at $45 00 an acre and had requested Mr Jeffery noted T Fenton Consulting Ltd, the engineers the matter be re- considered. There was also discussion � about the amount being paid by the M D for borrow pits, and vx\\� It Mr Mueller then moved no changed be made in the rentel rate o set for leasing the Green Leaf Stock Pile Site to Mirrel qty Haller, on condition Mr Haller be allowed to use the land in the year 1988 at no cost as he must break up the land, and the effective date for the one year lease previously approved by Council commence April 1st, 1989. CARRIED Mrs Wilkinson left the meeting at this time Time 10 40 P.M. Mr. Jeffery read a letter from Alberta Bridge Branch regarding the municipality's responsiblity to inspect and BRANCH maintain bridges and after discussion Mr. Boake moved to LETT :R accept and file as information. ledh CARRIED Mr Jeffery read a letter addressed to the Village of Linden TRAFFIC from Palliser Regional Planning Commission regarding a �� COUNT LINDEN / EAST ROAD 2 V BOGNER Mr. Jeffery noted Ken Adams Services Ltd , submitted an OIL ON TRUCK account to the M D for cleaning Mr Vern Bogner's truck. ACCOUNT Mr Bogner' s truck was covered in oil as a result of FOR CLEANING travelling through oil being spread on an M D. road. The account is for $232 00 occI After discussion Mr Marz moved the M D. pay the account b-e Vd CARRIED 3aec Mr Jeffery noted T Fenton Consulting Ltd, the engineers working on the Adams Road Project, have written stating the ADAMS ROAD government does not have any funding in its 1987 budget for PROJECT cost sharing this project. After discussion Mr Hoff moved �e��r the M D request Alberta Environment consider cost sharing for this project in their 1988 budget 5�� CARRIED Mr. Jeffery read a letter from Alberta Bridge Branch regarding the municipality's responsiblity to inspect and BRANCH maintain bridges and after discussion Mr. Boake moved to LETT :R accept and file as information. ledh CARRIED Mr Jeffery read a letter addressed to the Village of Linden TRAFFIC from Palliser Regional Planning Commission regarding a �� COUNT LINDEN / EAST ROAD 2 COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 24TH. 1987 recent traffic count done on the Linden east access road After discussion Mr Boake moved to accept and file as information CARRIED Mr. Jeffery noted Bumper Development would like to up -grade BUMPER a road east of the NORTH East of 4 and South East of 9 i n UP -GRADE 30 -22 -4 and after discussion Mr Code moved the company be ROAD given permission to construct a road to a blade grade East of 4 & standard and the M D obtain the required backsloping 9 in 30 -22 -4 borrow pit agreements, provide the required culverts to a sett« maximum of 24 inch in size, and first time gravel be sent approved for the road following completion CERT LEGAL CARRIED ACCESS Mr Hogg noted there is a water diversion problem at NW 31- WATER DIV 34 -23 -4 (Gene Tupper land) and after discussion Mr Boake PROBLEM moved the Road Committee inspect the site and report back to NW 31- Council at a later date 34 -23 -4 no change be made in the previous decision of council and Tclo c_8 CARRIED It was suggested Mr Vickery should take levels and review EMMENEi the problem with Mr Hogg prior to the road committee looking at the site BY LAW Mr Code moved approval for one time gravel for the road ONE TIME East of SE 2- 30 -22 -4 - approximately half a mile in length GRAVEL FOR CARRIED ROAD East There was discussion about shutting down the crews and 2- 30 -22 -4 laying off all temporary staff Mr Code moved all SUBDIVISION temporary staff be laid off no later than Friday November TAY OFF AL 27th, 1987 TEMPORARY CARRIED STAFF The meeting adjourned for lunch at this time -11 50 A M. � DINNER Council meeting reconvened at 1 00 P M and Frank Wessling entered the meeting at this time. Mrs. Jean Wilkinson also returned to the meeting at time time Mr Jeffery reviewed the application for redesignation of the South East 30- 29 -23 -4 submitted on behalf of the Estate REDESIGNATION of A Dugdal e Mr Boake moved the required public hearing APPLICATION be held on Tuesday, January 12th, 1987 commencing at 1 30 SE 30- 29 -23 -4 �� w P M and notice of the public hearing be advertised in two yACL -i-r issues of the Three Hi 1 1 s Capital Mr. Jeffery read a letter received from Blitt, Lirenman 1 N _DC regarding certification of legal access for NE 25- 30 -25 -4 - land owned by Sam Megli Council has previously refused to CERT LEGAL sign certification of legal access as the portion of the ACCESS quarter lying west of the railway tracks would not have any NE 25- 30 -25 -4 legal access. Mr Wesseling noted an application for subdivision has been submitted to their office for this SAM MEGLI quarter. After discussion of this matter, Mr Hogg moved 1e�r sin t no change be made in the previous decision of council and the certification of legal access form not be signed CARRIED ==Now Mr Jeffery reviewed by -law number 1135, which was given first and second reading at the November 10th meeting BY LAW After discussion Mr Mueller moved 3rd reading to this by- No 1135 law THIRD READING C A R R I E D by_'jc ,j A--, e Mr. Wesseling reviewed an application for subdivision submitted by Mrs. Kay Elliott for separation of the title to SUBDIVISION Lots 19 to 26 in Block 6 Swal wel 1 After discussion, Mr ETIT,Ip� ==MW_ Hoff moved the M D recommend approval for the subdivision SWALWELL LOTS v ==MW9 3 COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 24TH, 1987 subject to staff recommendations CARRIED There was lengthy discussion about the need to establish a is standard policy and set of regulations for construction of of manure storage lagoons and intensive livestock operations Mr Jeffery reviewed with council Alberta Environment Confinement Livestock Facilities Waste Management Code of Practice and also reviewed Mr Cunningham's suggestions regarding regulations There was discussion about whether there should be a maximum surface area size established and how far lagoons should be away from residences, and whether the lagoon inlet pipes should come in at the bottom of the pit. It was suggested council should have a look at a manure storage lagoon before establishing a definite policy Mr. Code moved as follows 1. the M D accept in principle the recommendations drafted by Mr Cunningham, in connection with intensive livestock operations and manure storage lagoons 2 establishment of an actual policy and regulations be tabled until the December 16th meeting of Council 3 On November 7th, council as a whole go to the Starland Hutterian Brethren Colony and the Huxley Hutterian Brethren Colony to review their manure storage lagoons 4 Palliser Regional Planning Commission draft up a suggested amendment to the M D land use by -law to accommodate the proposed policy and regulations. The Meston land Mr Jeffery rep Welsh, the M D the 2nd and 3rd discussed again CARRIED situation was discussed by council and orted on his discussions held today with Mike solicitor Mr. Hogg moved consideration of reading to by -law 1128 be tabled and at 2 00 P.M December 16th, 1987 CARRIED Mr Maerz moved Council meeting do now adjourn in order to hold the Development Appeal Board hearing and meeting scheduled for today. CARRIED Time 2 50 P.M Mr Code moved Council meeting do now reconvene, the Development Appeal Board hearing and meeting having been completed CARRIED Time 3.10 P M Mr Wesseling left council meeting at this time There was discussion about the request for the M D to subsidize rural residents' user fee for the Marigold Library system The annual fee for use of a library by a rural resident is $35 00 because the M D does not belong to the Marigold system Mr Jeffery noted replies have been received from the Acme, Linden and Drumheller Libraries as to the number of rural peoplel using their libraries After discussion Mr. Mueller moved this matter be tabled until replies have been received from all libraries in the area. CARRIED Mr Jeffery read a letter from the Trochu Valley School and the Three Hills School Division in connection with the need for a guidance counsellor for some of the schools in this area . 4 REGULATIONS AND POLICY FOR MANURE STORAGE LAGOONS ETC TC� DIP r-� MESTON LAND SITUATION TABLE BY —LAW 1128 ADJOURN f V, RECONVENE MARIGOLD LIBRARY SYSTEM 7 a �ena,�y NEED FOR COUNSELLOR FOR SCHOOLS COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 24TH, 1987 Mr Jeffery also read a letter received from the Drumheller Health Unit regarding provision of Family Community Support Services in the Drumheller Health Unit area and the fact they will be conducting a study as to how the service is being provided, what their actual mandate is - what types of service they should be providing - and whether there is overlapping of services between the Health Unit and the Family Community Support Services. The government has provided both groups with $5000.00 each to undertake the study Mr. Pat Martens, Principal of the Trochu Valley School entered the meeting at this time - 3 40 P.M. Mr. Marten presented a brief to council and advised them of his very MEETING grave concerns about students' need for professional WITH PAT guidance counselling There is a very severe problem in MARTENS Trochu and Three Hills and likely similar problems in the RE. other schools in this area Suicide attempts among children GUIDANCE have risen dramatically of late as many children feel no one COUNSELLOR cares about them and suicide is an option they are taking to NEED solve their problems There is no continuing support providing provided for children who are suffering There AND REOUEST is also a problem with child abuse in this area, and FOR problems within the familiees It is the feeling of FINANCIAL teachers that provision of a counsellor for only six or SUPPORT twelve months would be a waste of time and there should be at least a three to five year committment to provide counselling for the children. Trochu Val School has a peer suppoprt team in place and it is helping some AADAC is also coming in once a week, but there is a definite need for a full time counsellor in the north end of the School Division to co- ordinate the peer suppoprt group, provide counselling and act as a liason between the parents and the teachers The counsellor could work in the Trochu, Torrington and Huxley schools Cost of a counsellor for 6 months would be about $16,000 00 Mr Marten noted they are approaching local groups for monetary support and a pledege of support for the following year and would ask the M D to assist financially with a contribution of at least $4000 00 and also assist politcally to get more support from other groups so the counsellor would be available for at least 3 to 5 years Various questions were asked of Mr. Marten. Mr. Marten noted in response to a question that the School Board would provide some funding for a counsellor as long as the funds were taken from the Trochu Val capital budget It appears the School Board feel the problem is not a concern of the schools, but more a family and community problem and the leadership for solving the problem must come from the community and local governments, rather than the school board However the group working on the problem in Trochu feel the 3 to 5 year committment to have a counsellor on staff for the School Division must be handled through the School Division. He noted there would be a need for a full time counsellor for the north end of the division and the Three Hills School want a full time counsellor in their school. However after one or two years one full time counsellor could likely look after the entire division Mr Jeffery advised Mr Martens the School Board has suggested the matter be discussed at the up- coming combined meeting of local governments scheduled for January 29th, 1988 Mr. Marten noted the Town of Trochu and the Service Groups in Trochu are looking at some way to provide some type of recreation facilities for the children in Trochu Mr. Marten was asked if he would be willing to come to the combined local government meeting scheduled for January and make his presentation to that group He noted he would be agreeable, and would be willing to accept a delay of 6 41V months in getting a counsellor for the students if the program was put in place for three to five years COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 24TH, 1987 It was suggested a representative from the local A T A might also be willing to attend the meeting Mr. Marten left the meeting at this time - 4 40 P M After further discussion of this matter, Mr. Boake moved the matter be referred to the combined ]coal government officials meeting and Mr Pat Martens be requested to make his presentation to that meeting. CARRIED The letter from the Drumheller Health Unit was again discussed and Mr Code moved to accept and file as information CARRIED Mr Jeffery reviewed the letter from Mike Welsh with regard to the suggestion from C W N.Gas that they would charge the M.D. $550 00 to locate and expose a gas line on road allowance Mr Welsh recommended the M D advise C.W N Gas this is too high, but no decision on their suggestion will be made until the wording changes they are proposing for the road crossing agreement can be reviewed by Council. Mr Jeffery advised the County of Lac St Anne are working on a resolution to be presented at the Spring Convention of the AAMD & C in connection with the road crossing problem being experienced with some companies Mr. Boake moved the M.D. write to Canadian Western Natural Gas as per the recommendation made by Mr. Welsh. CARRIED Mr. Boake moved Items number 19 to 23 be tabled until the next meeting of Council. CARRIED Mr Marz moved this meeting do now adjourn CARRIED Time 5 00 P M Reeve c - - - -�- - --- - - - - -- Munic, p 1 Admi strator Vol SPA ;qrS C^� HEALTH UNIT & FCSS STUDY C W N GAS ROAD CROSSING PROBLEM It�tPC � ,/\ TABLE V/1 ADJOURN JOHN C. JEFFERY REPORT COVERING PERIOD NOVEMBER 10TH, TO NOVEMBER 24TH. 1987 BALANCE FORWARD $387 50 1. Torrington Rubble Pit - Alex reviewed same with Drumheller Health Unit and they agreed to leave water in pit as it presents less of a problem than draining the pit area BALANCE FORWARD $387 50 CORRESPONDENCE no1 Account from Hydrogeological Consultants re Keivers Lake $982 03 2 Copy of letter from Norman Tainsh to Canterra Energy re Road Widening SR 841 3 Outdoors Unlittered - information regarding success of Pitch In Campaign 4 Advice from Real Estate Agent that Megli Pit Land is for Sale $420,000 00 Half Section 5 Request from Grey & Dick Sales - has 132 M D crests available. Does council wish to buy them - or BUY more hats? 6. Job Opening - County Red Deer - Assistant Assessor 7 Minutes - CAAMD & C fall meeting Rocky Mountain House 8 Letter from R Angus re 8.9% financing on new Cat Lift Trucks 9 Copy of Financial Statement - Three Hills School Division 10. Received $5000 00 installation grant from Alta Bridge Branch - Isaac Low Level Crossing 11 Received grant from Alberta Surface Rights - reimbursement for payment to board members 12. Received $50 00 - provincial fines 13 Brochure about courses available through Athabasca University 14 Newsletter from University of Alberta - Local Government Studies- courses available 15. Received bill from Torchinsky - base course SR 805 - $21,620 25 16 Letters from Alta Municipal Financing Corporation re interest rates 17 Agenda Big Country Tourist Association Meeting - November 18th, 1987, and Minutes - September 9th meeting 18. Letter from Alta Sport Council re Big Country Zone 2 Winter Games Sundre - January 15, 16 & 17, 1988 19 Minutes - Three Hills Recreation Board meeting - November 2nd, 1987 20 Letter from Alta Pension Board - employee pension information seminars will be held in 1988 21 Brochure re A G T communication network 22 Copy of letter from Palliser Regional Planning to Honourable Shirley Cripps re Agricultural Operaton Practices Act BUILDING PERMITS PHILIP NOBLE MACHINE STORAGE SHED SW 22- 32 -23 -4 - $9700 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE November 24, 1987 5979 Superior Emergency Equip. 89,854.00 Equipment for Fire 5980 Acklands Ltd. 527.96 October Statement 5981 Adam, Gary 84 50 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 5982 Adam, Richard Estate ofCo4-�cszk 159 19 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 5983 Agri -Fab Lumber 57.60 Posts 5984 A G T. 588 34 Monthly accounts 5985 Alberta Parliamentary Digest 79 00 Subscription 5986 Alberta Power 493 29 Monthly accounts 5987 Allied Tools 246 95 Tools 5988 Bertram, George 238.30 1987 School Tax Refund 5989 Calgary Tent & Awning 31 08 Canadian Flag 5990 Carlson, Gustave 450 00 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 5991 Case Power & Equipment 126.11 Repairs 5992 Century Sales & Service 660 17 Repairs, Supplies 5993 Corona Supplies 272 40 Inventory 5994 Currie, Clarence 461 58 Minimum Benefit Refund 5995 Deak, Jennifer 95.00 Seminar 5996 Dickerson, Herb 200 00 Finder Fee -Oil Tanker 5997 Enzie, Roy & Thelma 1,142 03 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 5998 Esso Petroleum 4,853 94 Oil Purchases 5999 Fort Garry Industries 269 73 Inventory 6000 Gane Enterprises 72 00 Pump out sump 6001 Gregg Distributors 78 41 Inventory 6002 Haller, Gerald 392 00 Crop Damage 6003 Haller, Otto 713.68 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 6004 Hastie, Bruce 134 75 Crop Damage 6005 Hydrogeological Consultants 982 03 Keivers Lake 6006 J C Jeffery -PETTY CASH 36.28 Postage, Fuel 6007 J C Jeffery 557.37 Convention 6008 Jones, William & Jones, James 739 98 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 6009 Jubilee Insurance Agencies 72 00 Insurance 6010 Judt, A Estate of 68.75 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 6011 Judt, A Estate of 1,455 44 Purchase of land 6012 K. & M. Saw Sharpening 41 80 Machine Repairs 6013 Kernick, Yanina 613 95 Purchase of land 6014 Kirks Sheet Metal 55.32„nInventory, Repairs 6015 Kneehill Soil Services 92 23 Kerb 6016 Macleods 53 18 October Statement 6017 McMullen's Refrigeration 5,718 15 Heating in Shop 6018 Norwesco Industries 77 28 Repairs 6019 Page Farms Fuels 118 55 Supplies, Repairs 6020 Peacock Inc 375.00 Machine Repair 6021 Petro Canada 44 440 16 October Statement 6022 Petwa Canada 20 34 Chlorine Tablets 6023 Pitney Bowes 63 00 Meter rental 6024 Poplar Haven Farms 837 00 Backsloping /Borrow pit 6025 Poplar Haven Farms 818.18 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 6026 Rainbow Couriers 310 25 Freight 6027 Reimber Industries 135 00 Concrete in Shop Yard 6028 Rodger, Oris 594.50 Convention 6029 Select Printing 332.34 Timesheet Books 6030 Smith, Rebecca 403 75 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 6031 Smith Rebecca 1,590.30 Purchase of Land 6032 Torchinsky Engineering 21 620 25 Eng & Survey 6033 Torrington Fuel & Service 54 00 Torrington Fire Dept 6034 Triple Seven Fuels 15 50 Fuel for Water Truck 6035 Trochu Motors 72.32 Inventory 6036 U F A 697 45 Fencing, Repairs 6037 VanDoren, George 34 50 Backsloping /Borrow PIT fe 6038 Vasseur, Paul 1,536 84 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 6039 Village of Carbon 27.50 Water Bill 6040 Village of Linden 126 50 Public Trans Grant 6041 Voytechek, John & Linda 535 00 Janitor Service 6042 Wheatland Farm & Auto 255.21 Inventory, Tools 6043 Wilkinson, Jean 720 90 Convention & Seminar 188580 11 -� / 59 19� # Sa c an IgS,yaoga n u 0 / /I /11P 04,