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Home My WebLink About1988-07-19 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING JULY 19TH_ I 1 Approval of Agenda • 2 Approval of Minutes Require clarification of motion re McNair Rc 3 Bank Reconciliation Statement Month of June, 4 Approval of Accounts presented for payment to APPOINTMENTS Oris Rodger - 10.30 A.M. Torchinsky Consulting - 10 30 A M See Item Palliser Regional Planning - 1 00 P M Joe and Jack DeBeaudrap - 1 30 P M. See Item N Ken Stewart - 1 45 P.M. See Item N ITEMS FROM JUNE 28TH AND JULY 5TH COUNCIL MEETING GENERAL ITEMS 5 Municipal Statute Review Committee - no motio re letter from Association More discussion papers received ? What do you wish to do 6. Request for letter of support from M D Pinch 7 Request from Frank Berg to move both rubble p TRANSPORTATION ITEMS 8. Discussion re Envirobind - Request from Bruc NEW AGENDA ITEMS 9. Budget Companion Report 10. Executive Committee Report 11 Report from Finlay Code and R A Marz, re Family Guidance Committee Meeting Letter from George B Cuff & Associates Letter from Drumheller Health Unit Advice from Mrs. Connie Osterman re FCSS Funding Committment by Province of Alberta to the M D of Kneehill - More information will be coming from Department of Commmunity and Occupational Health 12 Report from Alex Cunningham re Keivers Lake - approval for second well 13 Presentation by Office For Computerized Assessment Program 14. Report re Meeting Didsbury - Weather Modification 14a.Request for 100 pins for Alberta Herford Tour - Harold Mueller 14b Letter from AAMD & C re Fall Convention NEW TRANSPORTATION ITEMS 15 Open tenders for SR 841 Road Project 16 Review mileage paid to Grader Operators - Bruce Hastie 17 Fuel for Tractor - Wallace Rasmussen - Lawrence Hogg 18. Road Committee Report - July 7th, 1988 19. Review quote received for insulation for main shop and grader shed 20 Report from George Rempel re Gravelling done to date 21 Review Dunphy Road Project - Division 1 Need to have the road surveyed and engineered 22 Letter from Alta Bridge Branch re Pryor Road Project 23 Letter from Minister of Transportation re SR 583 PLANNING ITEMS 24 Application for Redesignation - DeBeaudrap - NE 23- 32 -22 -4- 25. Application for Redesignation - Stickel - Pt SE 18- 32 -23 -4 26 Subdivision - DeBeaudrap - NE 23- 32 -22 -4 27 Intensive Livestock Amending By -Law ow DEVELOPMENT MATTERS 28 Development Appeal - Ken Stewart 29. Set date for Development Appeal - Ken Hope COUNCIL MEETING JULY 19TH, 1988 A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill Number 48 was held on Tuesday, July 19th 1988, commencing at 9 00 A M The following were present for the meeting J. Finlay Code Division 1 40 Otto Hoff PRESENT (Reeve) Division 2 Robert E Boake Division 3 Richard A. Marz Division 4 Harold Mueller Division 5 Bruce Hastie Division 6 Lawrence Hogg Division 7 Mrs. Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator Reeve Hoff called the meeting to order and requests were made to add the following items to the agenda - 23a. Blade Grade - SE 22- 27 -21 -4 - Division 1 ADDITION 23b. Crossroads Hall South Road Project - Division 6 TO AGENDA Mr Mueller moved approval of the agenda with addition of the above noted items CARRIED McNAIR GRAVEL Mrs Wilkinson requested clarification of a motion made at the last meeting with regard to royalties to be paid to Mr ��N`� ,�-�� • +s -: Edward McNair for gravel taken from his pit. It was felt oRV. G •r'' the motion was recorded incorrectly, and Council agreed it �Pe °`e� •_� •`� should read - gravel royalty payable will be 50c per cubic �l s yard and a payment of 10c per cubic yard will be paid to him leer s`�.a as compensation for and in lieu of the M D having to do c� - stripping and reclamation work at his pit. Mr Boake then moved approval of the July 5th council APPROVAL OF minutes subject to the above noted correction. MINUTES CARRIED Reeve Hoff and other councillors gave a brief report on the A S B TOUR recent Provincial A S B Weed Tour they attended Mrs. Wilkinson then reviewed the bank reconciliation BANK statement for the month of June, and after discussion Mr. STATEMENT Code moved approval of the statement CARRIED Mr Mueller moved approval of the accounts presented for payment today, subject to further review by the finance APPROVAL OF committee of R A Marz, Otto Hoff, Lawrence Hogg and ACCOUNTS hi m s e I f CARRIED Mr 1 e, Hogg moved the Municipal Statutes Review file be tabled and a committee meeting of Council be held in the morning MUN STATUTE Tuesday, July 26th, 1988 to review the discussion papers. REVIEW CARRIED It was noted Mr. Bruce Hastie would be unable to attend the committee meeting that day Mrs Wilkinson read a letter from the M D of Pincher Creek. The Council feel there is a need for the Province to establish a funding program for development and up- grading of roads leading to regional land fill sites or transfer REQUEST M D stations After discussion Mr Boake moved the M D of Pincher Creek PINCHER CREEK be advised the M D of Kneehill at this time do not have a problem with access to their land fille sites but would be willing to support a resolution requesting the Province to establish such a grant program, if such a resolution is presented at the Fall Convention, 0 1 COUNCIL MEETING JULY 19TH. 1988 CARRIED Mrs Wilkinson noted Frank Berg has requested the M.D. close and move both of its rubble pits due to the unsuitability of the land on which they are located. After discussion Mr Marz noted perhaps the M D should consider not setting up the burning pit at the Torrington Rubble Pit until the testing by Alberta Environment is completed. Mr. Hastie then moved to accept and file the request. CARRIED Mrs Wilkinson reviewed the budget comparison report to the end of June, and after discussion Mr Boake moved acceptance of same CARRIED There was lengthy discussion regarding the FCSS program and whether it was the intention that the M D would be involved in a full scale FCSS program and it was generally agreed the M D is not prepared to be involved in FCSS except for providing the Guidance Counsellor Crisis Program It was agreed Mr Hoff and Mr. Code should meet with George Cuff and Associates in connection with the regional FCSS study being done for the the Drumheler Health Unit, but such attendance would not indicate any committment on the part of the M D. to participate in such a program Mr. Marz and Mr Code reported on the meeting they attended on July 13th in connection with the Family Guidance Counsellor Program How the program is to be evaluated was discussed at that meeting as well as the possibility of having the counsellors spend one or two days a week in the Provincial Building in Three Hills to serve people other than those involve through the schools. They also reviewed the proposed budget The next meetings are scheduled for August 15th to short list the job applications and for August 16th, 1988 at 7 00 P M in the Three Hills Town Office to conduct interviews. Mrs Lynn Olenek has been appointed as Chairman of the Stering Committee Mr Mueller moved the M.D re- affirm its committment and application for FCSS funding is only for the guidance counsellor crisis project and not for a full scale regional FCSS program at this time, and when correspondence is received from the Department of Community and Occupational Health the M D 's committment to the program is to be carefully reviewed and discussed by Council before any documents are signed CARRIED Oris Rodger, Public Works Superintendent entered the meeting at this time. 10 30 A M Gordon Couldwell and Colin Stroder from Torchinsky Consulting and several construction contractors entered the meeting also The bids received for the reviewed as follows Lentz Equipment Cee Gee Earthmoving Kon Construction John Wilfred Construction Wollersheim Earthmoving Top North Constructionc Booth Construction C W Weir & Sons Roadway Earthmoving Manx Construction SR 841 project were opened and 2 $217,190 00 $190,506.00 $220,100 00 $299,421 36 $184,960.00 $192,980 00 $201,439 00 $214,400 00 $324,556.00 $331,800 00 PI & TORR RUBBLE PIT BUDGET COMPARISON REPORT FCSS PROGRAM SR 841 BIDS o� COUNCIL MEETING JULY 19TH. 1988 Samoyed Management $190,240 00 Mr. Couldwell and Mr Stroder left the meeting to review the bids and agreed to bring a recommendation back to council • later this morning. The contractors left the meeting at this time Mr Hastie asked about the gravel retention program and Mr. GRAVEL Rodger noted they have applied the product using several RETENTION different methods, including using packers. PROGRAM It was noted Mr John Colberg paid to have Envirobind put on the road in front of his residence and would like the M D ENVIROBIND to inspect the road now because of the heavy traffic using the road Mr Hastie noted Envirobind was put on the road in front of his son's residence and then gravel trucks hauled over the road. Mr. Mueller noted Envirobind was put in front of the T. Trentham residence and there are about 20 gravel trucks hauling on that stretch of road now He also indicated he would contact Richardson Brothers for a possible second application of Envirobind at that location because it is . their trucks hauling over the road Mr Rodger noted using packers on the road when applying the product appears to help by leveling out the gravel ridge and also makes the surface very hard The hard surface does tend to crumble somewhat, but it does not appear to pothole out so much if packers are used Whether the amount of gravel being put on newly constructed roads could be reduced was discussed and Mr Marz moved the gravel foreman be directed to put a maximum of 200 yards surfacing material on the SR 582 road project in Division 4, using screeings on one -half a mile, and 3/4 inch gravel on the balance of the road, and Envirobind is then to be applied to the west mile of the project and none on the second mile CARRIED Mr Couldwell and Mr Stroder returned to the meeting at this time and noted the Wollersheim Earthmoving bid is the lowest and the contractor is prepared to start immediately and feels he would be able to complete the project by September 15th. After discussion of the bids received, and noting - there has been no geotechnzcal testing work done on the hills on this project, - that Torchinsky will provide close supervision for the project, and that the cost for guard rails and engineering will be over and above the cost of the construction work, Mr. Mueller moved the M D. accept the bid of $184,960 00 from Wollersheim Earth Moving Company Limited from Calgary for the SR 841 road project CARRIED Mr. Couldwell noted he would contact all the bidders with regard to council's decision in this matter Mr. Couldwell and Mr. Stroder left the meeting at this time 11 35 A M Mr Hastie noted a wash out occured near the bridge South of the South West of 25- 33 -25 -4 on his property and it took his fence out He felt the washout occured as a result of a creek diversion which was done up stream from this location in order to improve the road. As he wanted to put cattle in his pasture right away, he arranged to have Bud Haskell haul in about 7 loads of rock to rip rap the creek bank to stop the�,,erosion and he then had the M D fencing crew —0-ma—a"-replace the fence. It took about 2 hours for the fencing work The M.D. supplied the wire and he provided some posts He then hung two panels from the bridge in order to keep his 3 f SR 841 PROJECT WASHOUT SSW 25- 33-25--4 me -4 COUNCIL MEETING JULY 19TH, 1988 cattle confined in their pasture There was about 100 feet of fence in total involved Mr. Hastie noted this work was not first approved by Council, but he felt because Bud Haskel was in the area • hauling rip rap for another project, it was a good time to do the work done Mr Hastie then moved he be excused from discussion and voting on this matter CARRIED Mr Hastie left the meeting. After discussion Mr Mueller moved the M D approve of the rip rapping and fence re- construction work done by the M D crews on the Bruce Hastie property as the washout occured due to creek bank erosion and previous road construction undertaken by the M D in the vicinity of the washout CARRIED A` Mr Hastie returned to the meeting at this time. TIME SHEETS & There was discussion regarding whether the M D grader MOTOR GRADER operators are being paid mileage to bring their time sheets in to the office and the use of private vehicles for M.D. work. The grader operators' time sheets were reviewed and *i ATORS Mr Marz moved Mr. Rodger discuss this matter with Dennis Bramley, and ensure he uses an M.D. vehicle when he checks% ``�-_ Q,S5 w�h -rn s roads, etc y SST CARRIED The meeting adjourned for dinner at this time 12 00 NOON � DINNER Oris Rodger left the meeting at this time. Mr. Alex Cunningham and Mr. Paul Fenwick entered the meeting at 1 00 P M when Council meeting reconvened. Mr. Marz moved Council meeting do now adjourn in order to hold a Development Appeal Board Meeting CARRIED Mr Mueller moved Council meeting do now reconvene, the Development Appeal Board Meeting having been completed CARRIED Mrs Wilkinson read a letter received from Michael Welsh INTENSIVE with regard to the proposed land use by -law amendment to LIVESTOCK establish intensive livestock regulations Mr Welsh REGYLATIONS suggested the M D should not pass the amending by -law in its present form as there are some items which may require further consideration Mr Fenwick reviewed the matter with council and then noted it was up to council to decide if it wished to proceed with passage of the amending by -law now or have further meetings before passing it. He also noted Mr Wesseling had made some minor wording changes to the by -law which he felt would be a benefit It was agreed this matter would be discussed again later today. Messrs. Jack and Joe deBeaudrap entered the meeting at this time Mr Mueller moved Council meeting do now adjourn in order to hold a public hearing scheduled for today at 1 30 P M CARRIED TIME 1 30 P M Mr Boake moved council meeting o now reconvene the public ✓' " 9 � p 4 COUNCIL MEETING JULY 19TH. 1988 hearing having been completed CARRIED Time 1 40 P.M. There was discussion about the application for redesignation submitted by Messrs. deBeaudrap for NE 23- 32 -22 -4 and Mr. Hastie first REDESIGNATION NE 23- moved reading to by -law number 1144, this being a by -law to amend the M.D. land use by -law number 1061, by 32 redesignation of the NE 23- 32 -22 -4 from agriculture 22 conservation to agriculture 4 CARRIED DEBEAUDRAP Mr. Hogg moved second reading to this by -law. CARRIED BY -LAW NO Mr Mueller moved third reading be given to this by -law at 1144 this time. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr. Code moved third reading to this by -law. CARRIED Mr Fenwick reviewed the deBeaudrap subdivision for the NE DEBEAUDRAP 23- 32 -22 -4 and noted they wish to split this quarter into SUBDIVISION two 80 acre parcels in order to complete their father's NE 23- 33 -22 -4 estate and for their own estate planning purposes. The land is presently farmed in two 80 acre parcels After discussion Mr. Marz moved the M D. recommend approval for the subdivision, subject to the conditions as outlined by the staff of the Palliser Regional Planning Commission CARRIED -' Messrs deBeaudrap left the meeting at this time Mr Hastie moved Council meeting do now adjourn in order to hold a public hearing scheduled for today at 1 45 P M CARRIED Mr Boake moved Council meeting do now reconvene, the public hearing having been completed CARRIED No motions were forthcoming with regard to the application submitted for redesignation of Part of the SE 18- 32 -23 -4 STICKEL (John Stickel Property) so the proposed amending by -law REDESIGNATION will not be proceeded with Pt SE 18- 32-23-4 Mr Hogg moved Council meeting do now adjourn in order to ' hold a development appeal board hearing scheduled for today. NOT PROCEEDED Time 1 47 P.M. CARRIED WITH Mr Marz moved Council meeting do now reconvene, the development appeal board hearing having been completed. CARRIED TIME 3 55 P M Mr Mike Bennett from Alberta meeting and discussed briefly a tarp and a cold frame for c He noted it 7s being tried in maintenance would be required not presently known Environment entered the with council the idea of using overing manure storage lagoons. Manitoba, but how much and how costly it would be is Mr. Bennett left the meeting at this time - 4 00 P M There was further discussion with Mr Fenwick with regard to the intensive livestock by -law and the proposed changes INTENSIVE suggested by Mr. Wesseling as follows LIVESTOCK Need to add a defination of wintering livestock - agreed to REGULATIONS add to Part 1 Purpose & Definition following the words "but does not include the wintering of livestock ", the words - which normally is a period of 120 days 5 s COUNCIL MEETING JULY 19TH. 1988 Add to animal equivalent table - sow farrow to finish 0 5 Disposal of Manure Clause C - Change to read the method of disposal requires approval from the Drumheller Health Unit. Disposal of Animal Carcasses - Clause D - Change to read Carcasses deposited in the pit must be immediately covered by a layer of lime etc Council also discussed the need to have Clause 44 (2) regarding the Certificate of Compliance included in the by- law at all, and it was agreed this should be deleted Mr Boake moved the by -law to amend the land use by -law be redrafted and brought back to the next meeting of Council Mr Code moved an amendment to this motion as follows Add to the end of the motion - "for first reading. After discussion of this matter, Mr. Code withdrew his amendment A vote was taken on the motion as made by Mr. Boake and the MOTION WAS DEFEATED. Mr. Marz moved first reading to by -law number 1145, this being a by -law to amend the M D land use by -law 1061 to include minimum guidelines and regulations with regard to siting of intensive livestock operations with the amendments as noted above Mr. Mueller requested a recorded vote IN FAVOUR R. A. MARZ, BRUCE HASTIE, J. FINLAY CODE, LAWRENCE HOGG, OTTO HOFF OPPOSED HAROLD MUELLER, ROBERT E BOAKE MOTION WAS CARRIED Mr Fenwick left the meeting at this time - 4 30 P.M. There was discussion regarding the exploration permit which has been received for drilling a second well at Keivers Lake in order to pump a larger volume of water into the lake. There was also discussion about the money expended to date on this project, and additional costs which will be incurred to drill the second well and to continue monitoring of the surrounding wells, and the fact that the Province could decide not to grant a permanent licence for the second well if the monitoring shows the increased pumping was affecting the wells in the area Mr Hastie then moved the M.D. drill the second larger well at Keivers Lake, continue to pump water into the lake and continue to monitor the levels of water in the surrounding wells as required for the minimum of 240 hours, in order to obtain the permanent licence for the second well CARRIED Mr Code noted the road in the Dunphy area likely should be surveyed and engineered because of the terrain in that area and after discussion Mr. Code moved Torchinksy Consulting be requested to do the surveying and engineering work required for the Dunphy Road Project and the road be designed with a 28 foot top. CARRIED Mr Code noted Jim Nottal has moved onto a parcel of land in Section 22- 27 -21 -4 and likely will have a school bus going into his location However the School Division advise they have not been requested to provide school bus service to this location as yet. Mr Code moved a decision with regard to the need for a blade grade into this location be tabled 6 BY -LAW 1145 INTENSIVE LIVESTOCK REGULATIONS FIRST READING EXPLORATION PERMIT DIVERS LAKE DUNPHY ROAD PROJECT J NOTTAL Pt 22 -27- 21-4 COUNCIL MEETING JULY 19TH_ 1988 until a written letter has been received from the School Division as to how far they will allow a bus to go on this road and whether they have been requested to provide school f bus service to the new residence CARRIED There was discussion regarding the Crossroads Hall Project SOUTH and Mr Hastie explained a problem which is being CROSSROADS experienced a little south of this project. The vision HALL ROAD to the south of this project is still not good and he would PROJECT like council to allow an extra borrow pit to be obtained EXPANSION from the Gary Tetz land and the fill from the borrow pit used to fill a depression Just south of the end of the Q'`e project. This would greatly improve the sight distance �S 00% °5 The knoll which cuts off the vision cannot be cut down because there is a large gas line running through the hill. It would take at least one day with two buggies to do the extra work. Mr Hogg moved approval be given for the small crew to undertake this additional work in order to improve the vision to the south of the Crossroads Hall Road Project CARRIED Mrs Wilkinson reviewed with council a presentation prepared by Herman Martens in connection with the proposed purchase COMPUTERIZED of a computerized assessment program No decision waas made ASSESSMENT regarding this request. PROGRAM Mr. Boake moved Council meeting carry on pass 5 00 P M. CARRIED Mr. Hogg moved the M D donate 100 pins for the Alberta ✓ ��ef` Hereford Tour which is being held in this area ��Y`� CARRIED Mr. Code reviewed with council the meeting held at the County of Mountain View with regard to Weather Modification and he noted the other areas may proceed and try to get funding from the Government even though the M.D. of Kneehill have decide not to participate. Mr Boake moved to accept the report given by Mr Code CARRIED Mr Mueller moved all councillors, J. C. Jeffery, Oris Rodger and Jean Wilkinson be authorized to attend the 1988 AAMD & C Fall Convention which is to be held in November and each person is to make their own hotel reservation at whichever hotel they wish to stay at. CARRIED f 'r° DONATE PINS WEATHER MODIFIC FALL CONVENTIOT C V-!1 :'-'4 \e-"k s�- r�- k,r\ Mr. Code moved to table the balance of the agenda and this %/ meeting do now adjourn TABLE AGENDA CARRIED & ADJOURN Time 5 15 P M Reeve After discussion qp?lg'#; $" Mun min s t r a t o r 7 CARRIED A Master Planning for all Fire Departments Proposed Agenda Chariman R A Marz Master Planning defines current and future fire protection environment and provides equivalent fire protection for all Master Planning can involve fire supression, prevention, public education, inspections, basic life support and highway rescues The reason for master planning is OR a) To identify costs ORRc; �oncreaseefirretprotection at the same cost d) Justify Improved level of service Master planning is considered a definate advantage for present and future councils 1 ) Make up and mandate of committee 2 ) Are You in favor of a master plan 3) 12 hour instruction course is available for committee 4) Next Meeting - -- Date Subjects for discussion Input From All Councils MASTER PLANNING MEETING OF MD. OF KNEEHILL #48 URBAN COUNCILS AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS A meeting to discuss Master Planning for Fire Protection was held on July 5, 1988 at 7 30 P.M in the M D of Kneehill #48 Council chambers The following were present for the meeting M.D. Of Kneehill #48 Bruce Hastie, Richard Marz, Lori Wildeman Village of Carbon Ian Appleyard Village of Torrington Ken Brissard Town of Three Hills Will Jack, Brian Torpy, Keith Martin Village of Linden Darwin Moon Village of Acme Gordon Kesler, Eric Houghton Town of Trochu Lyle Peterson Mr Marz called the meeting to order at 7 35 p.m., welcomed everyone and asked everyone to introduce themselves Mr. Marz suggested that the best way to refresh everyone's memory about Master Planning is to read Mr Brian McEvoy's comments about Master Planning as stated in the minutes of the February 8, 1988 Joint Fire Meeting. After reading the portion of the minutes pertaining to Master Planning Mr Marz asked if there was any other reasons for Master Planning other than to identify costs, to reduce costs, to increase fire protection at the same cost and to justify improved level of service It was felt that these were the main reasons Mr Marz asked if anyone has had a chance to discuss Master Planning with their council Linden Mr Moon advised there has been no discussion. Acme Mr Kesler advised there has been no discussion Carbon Mr. Appleyard advised there has been no discussion Trochu Mr Peterson advised that Trochu council felt there are many "Pros" to the Master Planning for Fire Protection but they are concerned about the cost of the actual pl an Three Hills Mr.Jack advised that there has been no discussions in council but that Mr Martin has discussed the plan with the mayor and they felt it was a worthwhile venture Torrington Mr Brissard advised there has been no discussion M D of Kneehill Mr. Marz stated that the M D feels it is very important to attend the 12 hour instruction course and learn more about what Master Planning really involves before holding numerous meetings Mr Hastie mentioned that the cost for the course was not known Mr Martin advised that he thought there was no cost and that Fire Protection Services would come out and put the course on Mr Marz asked for suggestions regarding making up a committee. Mr. Kesler expressed his concern about the Master Plan stating it would require a lot of time before seeing any results He didn't 19 MASTER PLANNING MEETING OF MD OF KNEEHILL #48 URBAN COUNCILS AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS know if Acme would benefit from being involved because they are not part of the Rural Fire Protection System Mr Marz commented that he hoped the Master Plan would result in improvement in Fire Protection and that the committee would get to the bottom of all problems within the M D and to work together as a group Mr. Martin expressed concern that the problems that are brought up have to be dealt with and solved, otherwise the Master Plan will fail Mr Hastie stated that the instruction course could be very beneficial in learning how to deal with different problems Mr Torpy advised that he felt there may Provincial Funding available but only if we have a Master Plan for Fire Protection i n pl ace . It was discussed who should sit on the Committee. Mr Marz suggested that there should be one elected official from each town & village and two elected officials from the M D of Kneehill He asked if there was any other suggestions Mr Peterson commented that we should solicit a member from the private sector. It was discussed that it would be beneficial to have a member from the oil industry due to the number of oil sites in the area involved Mr. Torpy suggested a member from the grain industry, as the grain elevators are at such a high risk Mr Brissard stated that he really didn't think there would be a willing member in the grain industry Mr Houghton commented that he felt it would be good to have someone from the grain industry to speak on how they would like the grain elevator fires handled Mr Brissard offered at this time to get someone to speak to the committee Mr. Marz asked for a motion as to who should sit on the committee Mr Brissard moved that one elected official from each town and village and two elected officials from the M D of Kneehill, one person from the Oil Industry and one person from Palliser Regional Planning Commission sit on the committee. CARRIED Mr. Jack asked if each jurisdiction had made a motion authorizing pursuing Master Planning All were in agreement that this had been done Mr Peterson suggested that no decision be made about the "mandate" for the committee until after the committee has attended the instruction course Mr. Torpy commented that anybody involved should be allowed to go to the course Mr Peterson moved that the twelve hour instruction course be looked into further and that it be held in Three Hills CARRIED u� Mr Marz suggested to have the next meeting as soon as possible after the instruction course Mr Hastie advised that the M.D. will contact Fire Protection Services about the instruction course and will let each MASTER PLANNING MEETING OF MD OF KNEEHILL #48 URBAN COUNCILS AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS municipality know when the course will be held It was agreed that sometime in the first two weeks in October would be convenient for most Mr Marz then inquired as to who had the Master Planning for Fire Protection basic book Not many had a book but will check with their office If they could not get one they will get back to the M.D. and the M.D. will try to get more Mr Marz asked if anyone would like to see about getting a representative from the oil industry Mr Torpy suggested a gentleman from Canadian Western Natural Gas and will get the gentleman's name for the next meeting. Mr. Marz advised that the M D will inform each municipality of the date of the instruction course. Mr Marz asked if there was anything else to discuss. Mr. Marz declared the meeting adjourned at 8 15 p m e C � L ri Wildeman, Recording Secretary ROAD COMMITTEE TOUR JULY 7TH, 1988 Bruce Hastie, Lawrence Hogg, Finlay Code and J C Jeffery reviewed the following road projects on Thursday, July 7th, 1988 5 Blair Project West of 27 & 34 in 34 -24 -4 - 2 miles okay to write off - except as follows Clean up and rock picking needs to be done and fencing to be finished - Take more time and finish work properly to make it eye pleasing, and ensure drainage works Ridges left between borrow pit and land level needs a little more time for finishing 6. Drainage situation needs to be fixed at Alex Swanson - WSW 2- 35-24-4 - see Lawrence Hogg. 7 Divisional Boundary road Frank Hopppins - North of SR 587 - and 1 mile east going south of SR 587. Few spots to be filled with pit run and finished gravel over top See Lawrence Hogg 8 Reviewed Allan Toews approach SE 8- 31 -25 -4 - Recommend removing part of south driveway and curve driveway further to south and back to SR 806 to allow for 1,000 foot site distance. This could be done while crew is in the area 9 Road Committee approved Oris to put second coat of chips on the Linden East and Linden West Roads. Will be 8 miles over budget - Recommend to apply to Province for overage 10 Klamski Culvert SR 841 - West of 16- 28 -20 -4 Washout needs to be re- shaped and place in bale water stops to see if this will correct the situation 11 SR 841 - Access Road going east from SR 841 - to oil well and north to local road - IN NW 33- 27 -20 -4 Recommend cancelling road from oil well acess north to local road and selling back to the adjacent land owner 12 Recommend to close Leonhardt Lowen Road Diversion in 32 -27- 20-4 except for the northerly 2 /10th of a mile and sell land back to the land owners involved. 13. Jim Nottal Project - In 22- 27 -21 -4 - No recommendation from road committee - councillor recommends blade grade - check with�� School Division to see if bus will go in to new residence `° ask U'GT 14 Dunphy Project - Thru Section 14- 29 -21 -4 - Recommend road be offset by surveyor and project be engineered to very low profile with a 28 foot top Maximum two foot culverts to be installed 15 Ultramar Project - NW 11- 29 -24 -4 - okay to write off and Vv rote should advise oil company to grade road out to consistent 28 foot �PtlPrs top and advise to pay Ken Ward for 2 acres of crop damage, borrow pit and general land damages 16. Highridge Access from 14- 14- 29 -24 -4 check out letter in file and write to them - nothing done to date o/ 1 1 Trochu Cemetery Road West 1/4 mile North of SE 18- 33 -23 -4 ; rcivcrnc Recommend to advise Oil Company by letter we will be sending a bi l l for grading and gravelling after their rig pulls out °* aC- '- .,G� i 6 C ci R �.-- 2. Have Torchinsky Consulting check out spring area on Ben Schmidt Project West of 3 & 10 in 34 -24 -4. Solution used not working 3 Larry Maxwell Brushing NE 21- 34 -24 -4 - backsl opi ng only - no compensation. Brush to be burned and buried by us. Balance of root and rock pickingn to be done by Mr Maxwell 4. Marion Tindal Brushing SE 22- 34 -24 -4- backsloping only - no � o' compensation - Tindal responsible for clean up 5 Blair Project West of 27 & 34 in 34 -24 -4 - 2 miles okay to write off - except as follows Clean up and rock picking needs to be done and fencing to be finished - Take more time and finish work properly to make it eye pleasing, and ensure drainage works Ridges left between borrow pit and land level needs a little more time for finishing 6. Drainage situation needs to be fixed at Alex Swanson - WSW 2- 35-24-4 - see Lawrence Hogg. 7 Divisional Boundary road Frank Hopppins - North of SR 587 - and 1 mile east going south of SR 587. Few spots to be filled with pit run and finished gravel over top See Lawrence Hogg 8 Reviewed Allan Toews approach SE 8- 31 -25 -4 - Recommend removing part of south driveway and curve driveway further to south and back to SR 806 to allow for 1,000 foot site distance. This could be done while crew is in the area 9 Road Committee approved Oris to put second coat of chips on the Linden East and Linden West Roads. Will be 8 miles over budget - Recommend to apply to Province for overage 10 Klamski Culvert SR 841 - West of 16- 28 -20 -4 Washout needs to be re- shaped and place in bale water stops to see if this will correct the situation 11 SR 841 - Access Road going east from SR 841 - to oil well and north to local road - IN NW 33- 27 -20 -4 Recommend cancelling road from oil well acess north to local road and selling back to the adjacent land owner 12 Recommend to close Leonhardt Lowen Road Diversion in 32 -27- 20-4 except for the northerly 2 /10th of a mile and sell land back to the land owners involved. 13. Jim Nottal Project - In 22- 27 -21 -4 - No recommendation from road committee - councillor recommends blade grade - check with�� School Division to see if bus will go in to new residence `° ask U'GT 14 Dunphy Project - Thru Section 14- 29 -21 -4 - Recommend road be offset by surveyor and project be engineered to very low profile with a 28 foot top Maximum two foot culverts to be installed 15 Ultramar Project - NW 11- 29 -24 -4 - okay to write off and Vv rote should advise oil company to grade road out to consistent 28 foot �PtlPrs top and advise to pay Ken Ward for 2 acres of crop damage, borrow pit and general land damages 16. Highridge Access from 14- 14- 29 -24 -4 check out letter in file and write to them - nothing done to date o/ 1 f 00 00 �I. jo,l-- ' a� h H d Z 0 F-! H a H U i'. 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They have set up $50,000 00 in their budget for the program and are hoping the government will match the local money There was discussion about the hail season and it was noted it can hail right in to September and October in some areas. Mr. Code noted the Kneehill council had voted down making a contribution to the program this year and would require a plebisite to be held before making any contribution to such a program He therefore did not feel the M D would spend any money on such a program this year. He also noted there has been considerable opposition to the program in the past and also some interest expressed, but if program was undertaken in the M.D. Kneehill it would have to be conducted on a scientific basis with proper evaluation of the results Both Rockyview and Mountainview did not feel it would be necessary to hold plebiscites. It was noted the Province likely will not put money in to the program unless the local governments are prepared to spend money on it as well Mountainview and Rockyview indicated they would pay the $50,000 00 contribution from general revenue and not levy a mill rate so no plebisicte would be required. Mountainview also noted they have received no opposition to going into the program Mr. Code noted if the program was conducted with a proper evaluation, perhaps council might look again at participation in the program Mr. Copithorne noted Rockyview is anxious to get on with the program and will go by themselves if they can get government 1 MINUTES OF A MEETING HELD TO DISCUSS WEATHER MODIFICATION PROGRAM support It was noted when the meeting was held in Edmonton the concensus was that everyone was interested in proceeding with the program and Kneehill was the one that started the whole process, and got everyone else interested The rest were therefore disappointed when Kneehill turned it down Mr Volman noted Mountainview will likely go in to the program if they can get the government to take part as they have set money aside in their budget However they feel there would be more clout if all areas would take part in the presentation to the government. Mr Montgomery again noted his council feel it is too late for a rain modification this year and have not discussed the concept of a hail suppression program. The matter will be discussed again at their next council meeting Mr Christie noted the weather modification program has been going on since 1958 and was operated under the Alberta Research Council for about 13 years There was discussion about the background history of the program with Mr. Christie and also discussion with Mr. Davidson regarding Intra Technology's weather modification program. Mr Davidson noted there are several variations of systems which can be used - such as end burning flares, dropable flares, or acetone generators, and he also noted his company has a plane readily available at Penhold which can be used for starting the program immediately He also felt their company would be more cost effective that the Alberta Research Council, and they could run a fairly good program in the four municipalities for less than $500,000.00. Mr Christie noted he felt it likely would take 5 planes for a hail suppression and rain enhancement program and this would be more expensive than just a rain enhancement programa. It was noted the three municipalities, Rockyview, Mountainview and Wheatland, together with the government could raise $300,000.00 for the program. Mr Davidson noted in his rain enhancement program budget, he included $50,000.00 for flares, and two airplanes with 200 hours flying time. The cost for a hail suppression program would be more expensive as it is not possible to miss seeding any clouds and the number of flight hours would increase and the cost of the flares would go up. Mr Volman noted Mountainview is interested in a rain enhancement program and are also concerned about hail suppression In answer to question Mr Davidson noted conditions must be favourable before seeding clouds for rain. Mr. Code noted the hail suppression program was discussed, but rain enhancement has not been discussed in any great detail Mr Volman noted there must be research done in order to learn whether rain enhancement and hail suppression are a viable opt on Mr. Davidson noted rain enhancement has a scientific basis, but it cannot be guaranteed Mr Montgomery was asked if his council would go for a fall rain program and Mr Montgomery noted he will take this matter to his council on Tuesday, July 19th for further discussion but right now they feel it 7s too late for 1988 2 MINUTES OF A MEETING HELD TO DISCUSS WEATHER MODIFICATION PROGRAM Mr. Christie noted there is room for both a plane cloud seeding and a ground generating program. Mr. Davidson noted his company are partially mobilized and could be seeding the clouds next week Mr Davidson was asked if his company would go with one, two or three areas, and he noted he had stated they could go with two areas, but after re -doing the numbers he would lose money if they went with the dollars previously calculated and would have to have more money from the Province for flares, etc Mr Christie and Mr. Davidson then left the meeting Mr Volman noted they were unable to get someone to attend this meeting to discuss the ground generator program as opposed to airplane cloud seeding. He also noted they feel the government cut off the Alberta Research Weather Modification Program too soon There was discussion regarding the controversary generated by this program in the past, and the fact that because of political interference the scientific basis for the program was lost. It was agreed that formal resolutions from the councils must be in hand before meeting with the Province again in order to be sure all areas wish to proceed with the program. It was agreed if the three jurisdications are in favour and would support the program, they could proceed with a request to the Government and Kneehill could be added to the program later if they decide they wish to participate Mr. Epp reviewed a proposed motion which could be used by each area - " Municipality " supports a matching cost shared program with the Province of Alberta for a hail suppression / rain enhancement aircraft cloud seeding program in conjunction with the following municipalities, - -- and - -- It was noted the municipalities must have some say in who the Province hire to undertake the program. It was also noted the groups must try to get access to the Alberta Research Council's weather modification program records, informations and inventory at Penhold. They should also look into the possibility of getting research grants. They should set up meeting with the M.L.As., Shirley Cripps, Peter Elzenga, etc to discuss the matter and get a financial committment from the Province for undertaking the program, once the formal council motions are in place. The three areas, if motions are passed, likely will proceed without Kneehill The meeting adjourned at 9 00 P.M. ------------------------------ Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator 3 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE JULY 19, 1988 7344 Alberta Treasury (L.A P ) 10,789.87 June Remittance 7345 Receiver General 62 383 96 June Remittance 7346 Card nal Indust ri al El ectroni cs 23 20 Machine Repairs 7388 Kirks Sheet Metal 7389 Land Titles Office 7390 Linden Agri- Centre 7391 Linden Co -op Service 7392 Linden Contractors 7393 Loomis Courier Service 226 04 111 00 53 40 36,420.37 27,081.60 39 23 Repairs Supplies Service Requests Inventory Fuel Crushing Freight 7394 Macleods 215 86 June Statement 7395 Maxwell, Kenneth 4,228.82 Backsloping agree 7396 McGregor Filtering 145 45 Inventory 524 69 Backsloping agree 7397 McRae, Matt & Brenda 100 00 Dust Control 7398 Mildenstein, Hans 7399 Mow Tech Sales 1,310.00 Keivers lake 7400 Park, Gordon 322 00 Wellsite Inspections 36,459 03 June Statement 7347 A.A M D. & C 856 05 Inventory, Supplies 7348 Ackland. Ltd 59 13 Supplies 7349 Acme Hardware 228,44 Inventory 7350 Action Automotive 11 09 Machine Repairs 7351 Air Electric Services 1,32.6 67 Accounts 7352 A G T. 1,314.00 July Premium 7353 Alberta Health Care 635 88 Accounts 7354 Alberta Power Ltd Research Council 170 00 Fuel 7355 Alberta 101 75 Alfalfa 7356 Alberta Wheat Pool 380.00 Machine Repairs 7357 Allied Machinists 4,046 44 Land Agreement 7358 Appleyard, Audrey 1,378 80 Road widening 7359 Arthurs, R.G B 342.19 June Statement 7360 Beaver Lumber Hodge Equip. 288 62 Inventory 7361 Blackwood 1,868 68 Backsloping agree 7362 Blair, Annie 14,500.00 2 Wobbly Packers 7363 Bomega Welding gg,00 Dust Control 7364 Braunberger, G G 132 50 Machine Repair 7365 Srians Service Centre Hannah Truck Lines 1,337 55 Fuel 7366 Bruce c,, :7,277 70 Advertising 7367 Calgary Herald 7368 Canadian National Railways 566 24 76 04 Crossing Maintenance Account 7369 C W.N G 10.00 Advertising 7370 Capital Printers 463 30 Fuel Carbon Fire 7371 Carbon Valley Motors 379 04 Machine Repairs 7372 Century Sales & Service 7373 Construcitn Alberta News 62.16 57 75 Advertising June Statement 7374 Courtney Berg Industries 2 736 98 Oil purchases 7375 Esso Petroleum 56,197 05 Swalwell Water Pro 7376 Western Water & Sewer 574 06 Inventory 7377 Fort Garry Industries 190 00 Pump out Tanks 7378 Gane Enterprises 142 50 Freight 7379 Gehrings Transport 804 72 Inventory 7380 Gibbs Ford Mercury 153.51 Inventory 7381 Gregg Distributors 105.75 Inventory, Repairs 7382 H T Howe & Son 75 80 Freight 7383 Hi -Way 9 Express 1,486.03 Backsloping agree 7384 Hogg, John Bruce 596.61 Backsloping agree. 7385 Hoppins, Kenneth gg 50 Backsloping agree 7386 Jensen, Arnold & Maxine 858 00 Insurance 7387 Jubilee Insurance 7388 Kirks Sheet Metal 7389 Land Titles Office 7390 Linden Agri- Centre 7391 Linden Co -op Service 7392 Linden Contractors 7393 Loomis Courier Service 226 04 111 00 53 40 36,420.37 27,081.60 39 23 Repairs Supplies Service Requests Inventory Fuel Crushing Freight 7394 Macleods 215 86 June Statement 7395 Maxwell, Kenneth 4,228.82 Backsloping agree 7396 McGregor Filtering 145 45 Inventory 524 69 Backsloping agree 7397 McRae, Matt & Brenda 100 00 Dust Control 7398 Mildenstein, Hans 7399 Mow Tech Sales 1,310.00 Keivers lake 7400 Park, Gordon 322 00 Wellsite Inspections 7401 Parts Plus 7402 Pounder Emulsions 7403 Prairie Bible Institute 7404 Purolator Courier 7405 RAdio com Products 7406 Ray's Home Hardware 582 89 June Invoices 67,028 02 June Statement 75.00 Equipment Rental 11.87 Freight 1,897 50 Radio supplies 120 90 Machine Repair 7407 Richardson Electronics Can 142 54 Radio Repairs 7408 Roszel Mfg & Dist. Ltd. 395 00 Supplies, Repairs 7409 Stanchem CIL 134 85 Hypochlorite 7410 Three Hills Community Centre 100.00 Hall Rental 7411 Three Hills I.D.A. 27 46 Supplies, Repairs 7412 Three Hills Tire 267.00 Repairs, Inventory 7413 Tindal , Robert C-AWt 2.1-8,1 Backsloping agree 7414 Torchinsky Engineering 17,360 00 Eng & Survey 7415 Torrington Fuel & Ser. 26 00 Torrington Fire Dept 7416 Town of Three Hills 862.69 Water,Taxes,Fire Exp 7417 TransAlta Utilities 11 07 Street Lights 7418 Triple Seven Fuels 46 43 Fuel - Trochu R F P 7419 Trochu Motors 94.84 Inventory 7420 Trochu Tire & Auto 635.00 Mahcine Repairs 7421 Trochu Vet Clinic 66 00 Supplies 7422 Turbo Resources 1,699 70 Fuel 7423 U F A Trochu 2,729.09 Supplies & Spraying 7424 Union Tractor 1,214 23 Inventory 7425 Unisys Canada 444 00 Computor Repairs 7426 Village of Acme 45 00 Water Bill 7427 Village of Carbon 27.00 Water Bill 7428 Village of Linden 168 00 Public Trans. Grant 7429 Waltronics 15 39 Machine Repair 7430 Winther, Carl 2.18 Backsloping agree 7431 Winther, Lorne 1,284.92 Backsloping agree 7432 Workers Comp Board 7,800 00 3rd Payment 380719.80� 3��►7 L-Z a -r- Dg39 qa r.,