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Home My WebLink About1988-10-25 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 25th, 1988 1 Approval of Agenda it 2 Approval of Minutes - October 11th meetings. 3 Approval of Accounts 4 Bank reconciliation statement - month of September 5. J. C Jeffery report 6. Executive Committee Report - October 20th, 1988 APPOINTMENTS Oris Rodger -10 30 A M. Planning - Frank Wesseling - 1 00 P.M. Jim Christie - Weather Modification - 3 00 P M ITEMS TABLED FROM PREVIOUS AGENDA MMMENA a 7. 8 9 10 11 12 Request to cancel business tax - Lloyd Jackson $27 20 Review need for M . flag and new logo Letter from Outdoors Unlittered Letter from M.D Foothills - re equalized assessment Review borrow pit compensation rate for 1989 construction season Review request to cancel road diversion Section 32- 27 -20 -4- G Leonhardt GENERAL ITEMS 13 By -law to establish 1989 Court of Revision 14 Review donations for 1988 15 Request to cancel old account Gerald Dube - removal of fuel tanks $139.11 - Bruce Hastie 16 Letter from Alta Municipal Affairs re procedural by -law 17 Letter from Town of Three Hills request to attend meeting with Town and Big Country Tourist Association - Date Tuesday, November 1st, 1988 Town Council Chambers 18 Review request from Village of Torrington to Drumheller Solid Waste Association for permission to join. 19. Review Employee Committee Meetings - October 14th and October 18th, 1988 19a Meeting with Jim Christie - 3 00 P M Weather Modification TRANSPORTATION ITEMS 20. Letter from Torchinsky re costs for small crew engineering Review Need for Preliminary Engineering on Secondary Roads 21 Road Committee reports - October 13th and October 17th, 22 Review 1989 dust control program - placement of tanker, etc 22a Review culvert policy 23. Review short list for grade foreman position 24. Review 1989 capital requirement lists 25 Review 1988 radio requirements and recommendations 26 Review road use agreement - County of Red Deer 27. Review plans for bridge re- construction - INE 19- 30 -25 -4 28 Discuss need to .request pavement for SR 575 West at same time as pavment for SR 575 East - R. E Boake DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD HEARING 29 Set date for Dev Appeal Board Hearing - Westcan Farms 30. Set date for Dev Appeal Board Hearing - Linden Nursing Home ftr PLANNING MATTERS 31. Land Use By -law amendment re 32. Subdivisions LATE ITEMS TO BE ADDED TO AGENDA intensive livestock regulations COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 25TH. 1988 A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill #48 was held on Tuesday, Octoer 25th, 1988, commencing at 9 00 A M The following were present for the meeting J. Finlay Code (after 1 00 P.M.) Division 1 Otto Hoff (Reeve) Division 2 Robert E Boake Division 3 Richard A. Marz (until 12 00 Noon) Division 4 Harold Mueller Division 5 Bruce Hastie Division 6 Lawrence Hogg Division 7 Mrs. Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator was present and recorded the minutes. Reeve Hoff called the meeting to order and requested a motion to approve the agenda for the meeting. Requests were made to add the following items to the agenda 33.- A.S B Matters 24a. High Pressure Washer for Wimborne Shop Mr Marz moved approval of the agenda subject to the addition of the above noted items CARRIED Mr.Boake moved approval of the minutes of the October 11th council meetings CARRIED Mr Boake moved approval of the accounts presented for payment today, subject to further review by the finance committee of Otto Hoff and himself CARRIED Mrs Wilkinson reviewed the September bank reconciliation statement and after discussion Mr. Mueller moved approval of the statement CARRIED Mrs Wilkinson reviewed Mr Jeffery's report The Town of Three Hills would like to have a joint Christmas Party with ` the M.D and after discussion Mr. Mueller moved the M.D. would be willing to hold a joint Christmas party in 1988 with the Town of Three Hills if the Town is willing to share costs for the party based on the number of council members and employees employed by each jurisdication CARRIED Mrs Wilkinson noted the paper shredder purchased recently is not large enough to handle the volume of paper being shredded It appears the motor burned out. After discussion, and noting the damaged machine will be repaired by the company as it is under warranty, and they will allow us close to full price on a trade in for a larger machine, Mr Marz moved the office be given authority to purchase a larger shredder at a cost not to exceed $2000 00 with trade in of the first machine. CARRIED There was discussion about the fuel tank installation for Carbon and Acme shops and whether there is a need for the more elaborate high priced meter Mr Hogg moved the tanks be installed at the Acme and Carbon shops with the necessary tie down anchors and the lower priced meters be installed. CARRIED R 0 A • 000 M APPROVAL OF MINUTES f APPROVAL ACCOUNTS r J C JEFFERY REPORT 1etk-vr +V gC»t 1J -f-o �J PURCHASE LARGER PAPER SHREDDER ur�ha5e FUEL TANKS C �s CARBON & ACME Mr Boake moved approval of Mr Jeffery 's report APPROVAL 4* ✓` REPORT 1 ---d � COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 25TH. 1988 CARRIED The Executive Committee report was reviewed and discussed FDC and Mr. Hastie moved approval of same. COMMITTEE CARRIED APPROVAL The request for a refund of business tax paid by Mr Lloyd ::re�r��tp Jackson of Elnora was discussed. It appears Mr Jackson REFUND moved his business from his farm in to the Town of Trochu in BUS TAX 1987 LLOYD Mr Hastie moved the M.D refund Mr Lloyd Jackson the 1988 JACKSON business tax paid in the sum of $27 20. ,P�un� Cy, e-SU4e CARRIED There was discussion about the need for a new M D logo and whether council should have a competition to get some ideas bvA °rcl NEW M.D for a new logo Mr. Marz moved this matter be tabled so the LOGO parks committee can discuss the matter further. CARRIED PrC Mr Marz moved the M.D. contribute the sum of $350.00 to the �h�r Voa Outdoors Unl i ttered 1989 Campaign OUTDOORS CARRIED UNLITI'ERED CONTRIBUTION Mrs. Wilkinson read a letter from the M D of Foothills regarding equalized assessment and whether the rural areas M D. can afford to pay requsitions based on the equalized FOOTHILLS assessment formula. After discussion Mr. Hastie moved to EQUALIZED accept and file as information. ASSESSMENT CARRIED There was discussion regarding the borrow pit compenstion being paid by the M D and compensation for crop damage BORROW Mr Boake moved there be no change made in the policy in PIT connection with borrow pit compensation at this time COMPENSATION CARRIED NOT CHANGED Mr Hastie moved to table Item number 12 on the agenda until later today TABLE CARRIED Mrs. Wilkinson noted it is necessary to pass a by -law to establish the 1989 court of revision After discussion Mr. COURT Mueller moved first reading to by -law number 1150, this OF REVISION being a by -law to appoint J Finaly Code, Otto Hoff, R A 1989 Marz, Haroald Mueller and Lawrence Hogg as members of the 1989 court of revision 1�j y--I> _7 �,4& CARRIED Mr Hogg moved second reading to this by -law. CARRIED Mr Marz moved third reading be given to this by -law at this time. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr Hastie moved third reading to this by -law. CARRRIED Oris Rodger entered the meeting at this time. He discussed with Council the Albrecht Bridge Projects and advised Alberta Bridge Branch will be drilling holes and filling same with gravel and lime in order to stabilize the creek banks It will be necessary for the M.D trucks to haul gravel for this work He also noted Alberta Bridge Branch from Edmonton say the creek crossing should not have been removed, but Alberta Bridge Branch at Airdrie, (John O'Brien) insisted it had to be removed. It was necessary for the M D crew to remove the fill so Bridge Branch could test the soil It will also be necessary to install soil cloth in the creek bed There was lengthy discussion regarding the availability of rocks for the project and Mr. Hastie noted two farmers in the area have rocks which could 2 Z(";W ;.o COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 25TH. 1988 be used but they wish to be paid for the rock and also for access to cross their land Mr. Rodger noted he is getting the rocks from the Government Howe Pit which is located in the County of Mountain View. These rocks are suitable for the project as they are the right size and are reasonably clean The government may charge the M.D. for them, and it will cost the M D to haul the rocks. After further discussion of this matter, Mr Marz moved Oris Rodger be given permission to rent a bob cat for the work required at the Albrecht Bridge Branch CARRIED Mrs. Wilkinson read the letter from Torchinsky Engineering regarding the costs for provision of engineering on the small crew projects, and after lengthy discussion Mr. Marz moved the M D. arrange to have the 1989 small crew projects engineered in a manner similar to that being done for the main crew projects, and Torchinsky Consulting be invited to meet with Council after the Fail Convention to discuss the costs and terms should the M.D. decide to hire them to provide engineering work for the main crew and small crew projects for 1989. CARRIED 1A mm ENGINEERING FOR SMALL CREW PROJECTS -1-'�b\,!"A— Mrs Wilkinson noted the item regarding the need for ENG ON SR ROADS preliminary engineering to be done in advance on secondary \,A roads should not be on the agenda today as it was tabled TABLED until the November 8th meeting Mrs. Wilkinson reviewed the October 13th road tour report. Council discussed the agreement made with Alberta ROAD TOUR Transportation and Richardson Brothers in connection with REPORTS repairs to be made to SR 837, the haul road and the Rock Hill Mr Mueller noted the road from John Watt's to the pit and from John Watt to the Orkney school must be fixed up in some manner before freeze up, but he would not want the road left CARSON open with only 1 112 inch gravel on it over winter It PIT HAUL would be better to rip it up and leave it as a gravel road until next spring It was agreed Oris Rodger will have to ROAD meet with Richardson Brothers to see when they plan to undertake this road project and ensure it will not be started if it appears it cannot be finished before winter. Mr. Mueller noted the road from John Watt's corner to the pit will have to be a full blade grade project at least to the oil well site. Mr Hastie noted Torchinsky Consulting have resolved the ✓• POWER power pole problem on SR 841. POLE ON SR 841 Mr Mueller noted there are some power poles near the Jungling corner on SR 837 which appear to be too close to -ro POWER the road The poles were installed to provide power to 7cs POLES cathodic protection for a pipeline in the area Mr ON SR 837 Mueller requested someone have a look at them to see if they are in fact too close to the road. Mr Boake moved approval of the October 13th road committee report APPROVAL CARRIED ROAD TOUR REPORT Mrs Wilkinson reviewed the October 17th road committee report and after discussion Mr.Mueller moved approval of ROAD same TOUR CARRIED OCT 17 Mr Boake moved to table item number 22 on the agenda until full council is able to be present 'ALE CARRIED --DuLr CC)NTrQq�_ Mrs Wilkinson reviewed a suggestion made by Mr Cunningham with regard to the M D culvert policy and after discussion AME�1D Mr. Mueller moved the M.D. policy regarding culverts and L CULVERT POLICY �G �rUny 3 COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 25TH, 1988 road approaches be amended accordingly. CARRIED The short list of applications received for the grade crew foremen were discussed by Council and Mr Marz moved this matter be tabled until the November 22nd meeting of Council in order to allow Mr. Jeffery time to review references provided for the three short listed applications - CARRIED Mr Hogg moved the 1989 capital requirements be tabled and discussed again at committee level and a report be brought back to Council at a later date. CARRIED Mr Hastie noted there is a need for a pressure washer at the Wimborne Shop and after discussion Mr Marz moved the Capital Commitee review the need for a high pressure washer for the Carbon, Acme, Wimborne and Trochu Grader Shops and a recommendation be brought to council at a later date CARRIED It was agreed Item number 25 - radio report would be discussed later today GRADE CREW FOREMAN APPLICATION _T_ t) IPcI 1989 CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS T'�h led PRESSURE WASHERS FOR GRADER SHOPS Tc) G l'Y J4 "_ C'e, M r(-, � • ••• There was lengthy discussion regarding the road use agreement prepared by the County of Red Deer and the ROAD USE problems which might be generated if such an agreement was AGREEMENT used in the M.D Mr Hogg moved to accept and file as information at this time CARRIED The meeting adjourned for dinner at this time - 12 00 Noon. R A Marz left the meeting at this time Mr. Rodger also left the meeting at this time. The meeting reconvened at 1 00 P M. and Mr. Alex Cunningham and Mr Frank Wesseling entered the meeting Mr. Code also entered the meeting at this time Mrs Wilkinson noted Mr Paul Andrew has accepted the appointment to the A S B She also noted Art Thomas would like permission for Bruce Weigum and himself to attend the ~ ` Ag Fieldmen' in service training seminar in Edmonton from November 22nd to November 25th Mr Hogg moved Art Thomas be given permission to attend the in service training and if Bruce Weigum is still employed at that time he also be allowed to attend. CARRIED DINNER A S B APPOINTMENT PAUL ANDREW (�cevise� opT IN SERVICE TRAINING ART & BRUCE Mr Wesseling reviewed a subdivision application submitted SUBDIVISION by Mr. and Mrs Joe Kanderka for isolation of an existing KANDERKA farmstead on SW 6- 32 -22 -4 and after dsi cussi on Mr. Mueller SW 6- 32 -22 -4 moved the M D recommend approval for the subdivision subject to recommendations as outlined by the staff CARRIED Mr Wesseling noted Mr David Dyck has filed an appeal with APPEAL the Provincial Planning Board with regard to the refusal of RE SUBDIVISION their subdivision The appeal will be held November 28th, in Hanna at 3 00 P M REFUSAL DAVID DYCK Mr Wesseling reviewed the comments made by Mr Welsh in INTENSIVE connection with the intensive 1 i vestock regulations and LIVESTOCK after discussion Mr Code moved the by -law be amended to :IGULATIONS include the changes sugggested by Mr. Welsh and the matter �Gb� be reviewed again at the next meeting of council CARRIED Mr. Mueller moved Council meeting do now adjourn in order to DEV APPEAL HEARING 4 41_�?I_ ■ COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 25TH. 1988 hold a Development Appeal Board meeting CARRIED Time 1 30 P M Mr Boake moved Council meeting do now reconvene Time 1 45 P.M Mr Wesseling left the meeting at this time Mr Cunningham noted he, Mr Hogg and Mr. Code had reviewed the entire M.D. radio situation and they had come up with a number of recommendations The recommendations were then discussed including the suggestion to purchase 20 new units in 1989, complete installation of the tone boards in all radios including fire departments, add the auto patch provision in the fire department main units, ensure all emergency units have the M D frequency, and implement a standard operating procedure for use of the M.D. radios They also suggested the Linden Fire Department should come on to the M D radio frequency and the Carbon Fire Department move their paging equipment to the M D tower and operate on the M D frequency. Mr Cunningham noted servicing of the radios is not being done as well as it should be and it appears it will be necessary to hire someone to assist him with this work and with other fobs he is doing After lengthy discussion Mr Code moved approval of the report given by Mr Cunningham in connection with the radio siituation, but not including hiring an assistant for him CARRIED Mr Cunningham noted he was at a meeting yesterday with GAS WEL-S regard to safety procedures in connection with a critical BEING DRILLED gas well being drilled in the Wimborne area There are 3 IN WIMBORNE wells being drilled in the Wimborne area which have high H2S AREA content HIGH H2S CONTENT There was further discussion assistant for Mr Cunningham be tabled until the November further moved Mr Cunningham of job descriptions for this regarding the need for an and Mr. Hoff moved this mater ASSISTANT 22nd, meeting of Council and ALEX work out some different types CUNNINGHAM possible position. a CARRIED Mr Jim Christie entered the meeting at this time - 3 10 P.M. and gave each councillor a co WEATHER of a brochure regarding MODIFICATION a weather modification seminar which is to be held November 9th in Calgary and November 10th in Lethbridge He reviewed SEMINARS the matter with Council and suggested it would be good for councillors to attend one of the seminars He also suggested Council might consider making a contribution to�`e help offset the costs for holding the seminar. After discussion with Mr. Christie he was thanked for corning and he left the meeting at 3 30 P M Mrs Wilkinson noted Mr Jim Bishop had left a copy of his letter of October 14th for council's information and also read a letter received from Rural Education and Development Association with regard to the weather modification seminars. Mr. Hoff moved any councillor who wishes may attend one of the weather modification seminars. CARRIED The plans submitted by of the bridge south of reviewed and discussed After lengthy discussi discussed with Alberta and no approval letter Alberta Bridge Branch for replacement the Village of Linden on SR 806 were on Mr. Hastie moved this matter be Transportation at the fall convention be forwarded to Bridge Branch 5 BRIDGE SOUTH OF LINDEN REPLACEMENT regarding their plans at this time CARRIED Mr Boake noted he had discussed SR 575 Acme West with is Bernie Kathol of Alberta Transportation and he suggested the M D should consider asking his department to pave the SR 575 entire road from Highway 21 to the M D west boundary when PAVEMENT Government plans for paving SR 575 from Highway 21 to Acme are finalized It was suggested there is a need for AND BASE COURSE funding from the Province for the base course work on the 6 FOR 6 MILES miles as well as paving for the entire road, and after �- discussion Mr. Boake moved this matter be discussed with Alberta Transportation at the Fall Convention CARRIED A possible date for capital discussions was reviewed and it MEErT'ING Scs was agreed a meeting of the capital and finance committees CAPITAL be held on November 1st, 1988. DISCUSSIONS Mr Code noted replacement of the Division 1 and 3 graders Nov 1/88 should be considered in 1989 K� � CGRADERS G° elk The Town of Three Hills is not happy with the work being REPLACEMENT done by the Big Country Tourist Assocaiti on and a meeting BIG COUNTRY has been set up for November 1st, 1988 The Town would like TOURIST a representative from the M D to attend the meeting ASSOCIATION Mr Mueller agreed he would attend the meeting Mrs Wilkinson reviewed the recent employee meeting reports and various items were discussed EMPLOYEE 1. Gravel sub foreman on second shift - council agreed that MEE'T'INGS someone must be appointed to be in charge of the crew on the second shift and the foreman must document who has been appointed for that purpose. 2. Storage sheds for graders will be reviewed by the Capital Committee. 3 Mechanics Insurance - Mr. Code moved to accept the recommendation from the committee with regard to the mechanics tools TO CARRIED c S 4 The request for some pay increase consideration for the seasonal employees who return year after year was discussed and it was agreed this would be reviewed if and when pay increases are discussed. There was discussion about the need for the employees to have more training in how the machines run and ways to avoid problems with same but no decision was made Mr. Code left the meeting at this time - 5 00 P M Mr. Boake moved acceptance of the employee committee meeting reports CARRIED Mr Hogg moved to table the balance of the agenda and this f TABLE AGENDA meeting do now adjourn & CARRIED ADJOURN Time 5 05 P M. - -- - - - - - - -- --------- 4� ---- - - - - -- Reeve Municipal dministrator D J C JEFFERY REPORT PERIOD SEPTEMBER 27TH TO OCTOBER 11TH. 1988 BALANCE FORWARD $154 14 1. Would council consider joining with the Town of Three Hils for a joint Christmas party Three Hills would share costs based jeLLtt- on number of persons They do not have enough employees to hold 'eY`t, a successful party (would be their council, staff and spouses) 2 New mower will be here only this week. Bruce will be running - advised him to do school bus east west routes first and look for more later. 3 Office request consideration of additional funds to allow purchase of a larger paper shredder The one purchased has broken down (motor burned out) it is under warranty and Calgary Stationers will likely allow us close to full value on a trade for a bigger machine Model 310 - 10 inch throat $2295 00 less 30% Larger model 17 inch throat $3995 00 less 30% less price of first machine (about $900.00) Would recommend 17 inch throat machine - extra cost would be around $1900 00. 4 Price for fuel tanks at Acme and Carbon somewhat higher than r expected. Acme $59000.00 - Carbon $6600 00 CORRESPONDENCE 1. Trochu Recreation Board minutes 2. Alberta Rural Administrators re resolution which may be presented to the Fall Convention to study the possibility of senior administrators being able to join Public Service Management Pension Plan rather than the Local Authorities Pension P1 an 3 Report from Marigold Library 4. Certification of Appreciation from Ducks Unlimited Canada 5 Minutes from Three Hills School Division - October 12th meeting 6 Letter from M D. Starland - advetising for road foreman 7. Brochure from A.G T re Envoy 100 system 8. Letter from Alta Recreation re municipal park workshops 9. Letter from East Central F.0 S S Regional Meeting - September 23rd, 1988 10 City of Drumheller invitation to Otto Hoff to come to a combined meeting - November 8th - (this is a council meeting day) 11 Letter from Canadian Facts re energy consumption survey 12 Carbon Recretaion Board minutes 13 Received $305 00 - fines 14. Alta Municipal Financing Corporation - interest rates 15. Thank you card from Mrs. Emma Poole 16 Agenda for CAAMD & C fall meeting BUILDING PERMITS 1 GORDON FERGUSON - NE 22- 34 -26 -4 - MOBILE HOME $39 000 2 LINDEN NURSING HOME - ADDITION TO HOME $110,000.00 PT. NE 29- 30 -25 -4 3 GRANT PAGET - SE 27- 30 -24 -4 - CATTLE SHED AND CORRALS $35,000 G/ 1 ROAD COMMITTEE TOUR OCTOBER 17TH. 1988 The road committee of Robert E. Boake, R A Marz and J C Jeffery met on Monday, October 17th, 1988 and the following locations were reviewed. • 1. ( 7 ) Renaissance Antelope Land Services - 6- 12- 32 -22- Access to road allowance and use of road allowance - recommend road must �eLE`r be built to M D standard 28 foot top and properly signed at t coulee or leave road allowance as is. 2 (6) Renaissance - Antelope Land Services 7- 7- 32 -21 -4 - (e�-6« Recommend road allowance useage and approaches to be whatever is 'g" t agreed upon by the farmer and the company Very inaccessable site. 3. ( 3 ) J M Huber Corporation West 33- 32 -22 -4 - 0.9 KM project - okay to write off when we receive write off approvals z 4 s from land owners after payment by Huber 4. (- ) Nickel Project - West of 16- 33 -23 -4 - recommend to write off 23 foot wide road width. No one 1 i ves on road and we tee will correct width next time we are there. 5. ( 13 ) File 13480 WSW 36- 33 -25 -4 - Recommend Ori s follow through with bridge branch recommendations next spring 6 ( -) Paving SR 587 and SR 805 intersection - Recommend Torchinsky check out crack in pavement at Strocheins and report zc 7- back as to possible solution 7 (5) West of 33 & 28 in 32 -26 -4 - Recommend one time screenings from Schmautz Pit east entrance to Highway 27 - 3 miles 8 ( -) Schmautz Pit - due for some reclamation in 1989 -90 9 ( -) Torrington Rubble Pit - Discovered chemicals in the pit -were hauled out same day and area was burned and pushed in. 6\J set Advised Alvin Anhorn about unacceptable materials 10. ( - ) No reclamation will be required at the Torrington Pit in 1988 MM" y ==No 6 11 ( - ) Linden Rubble Pit requires pushing in as soon as possible 12 ( -) Esau Pit - Have Oris present clean up plan for 1988 - will perhaps have to re -pile some areas. 13. (12) - Gordon Project West of 3 & 10 in 29 -24 -4 - 3.35 KM project - okay to write off general clean up, rock picking, signs to be replaced and rip rap culverts with rock 14 (4) West of 27- 29 -21 -4 - Recommend ONE TIME gravel. ks.cl G-0 15 (11) Ultramar NW 11- 29 -24 -4 - Grade width now okay file in ��1� land file J. C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING OCTOBER 20TH. 1988 1 (54) McNamara Construction Western forwarded informa regarding Family and Community Facility Enhancement Progr established by the Province. Executive Committee recommend copy be given to each recce board and ask them to advise if we can assist in any way 2 (53) Letter from Welsh & Company reegarding settleme the motor vehicle claim in Vancouver- Mark Mason and R.C. Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as infor 3 (52) Letter from Town of Three Hills regarding Fire riasLer Plan The Town is willing to participate if the M.D. decides to proceed with the study. Executive Committee recommend to accept and file until replies are received from all other areas. 4. (51) Received information from Alta Municipal Affairs �cble� regarding rd i n g g procedural by -laws and same was given to Otto Hoff and R A Marz to read and make a recommendation to council The Executive Committee then adjourned - 9 30 A.M. - - -__� -------- - - - - -- J C J e/f'f e ry, mmmmim • AL ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TO BE APPROVED OCTOBER 25, 1988 7890 Garrett Motors Ltd 14,900.00 1988 Silverado T -44 7891 M D of Kneehill - Payroll 39 732.47 October salary 7892 292678 Alberta Ltd. 164 50 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 7893 Acklands Ltd. 45.04 Inventory 7894 A G T. 7925 1,008.43 Accounts 7895 Alberta Health Care 1,296 00 October Remittance 7896 Alberta Power Ltd 363 54 Accounts 7897 Assoc AB Utilities Officers 220.00 Registration 7898 Aztec Machine Works Ltd 38.76 Inventory 7899 Bauer, E.A. 1 838 52 Gravel Hauling 7900 Bauer Kurt 1,889 80 Gravel Hauling 7901 Beaver Lumber 7,113 80 Supplies Swalwell H2O 7902 Bell, Robert & Eleanor 7903 Blackwood Hodge Equip 7904 Border Paving 7905 Bruce Hannah Truck Lines 7906 Calgary Herald 7907 Calgary Hose HEadquarters 7908 Canadian National Railways 7909 C W N G 7910 Capital Printers 7911 Century Sales & Service 7912 7913 7914 7915 7916 7917 7918 7919 7920 7921 Cote, Len D Butters Holdings Deak, Jennifer Esau Auto Service Esso Petroleum Family & Comm.Support Ser Festival Ford Fort Garry Industries Gordon, J. Clifford Gorr Trucking 447.50 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 367.37 Inventory 1,378 19 Road Material 1,438 19 Fuel 146.50 Advertising 72 80 Inventory 381 54 Equipment Rental 34.76 Accounts 8.00 Advertising 739 02 Machine Repairs, Tools 60.00 Garbage pickup - Orkney 453.80 Tools 145 00 Seminar 11 50 Linden R.F.P 4,411 14 Oil Purchases for Sept 475.00 Membership 290.82 Inventory 954 44 Inventory 2,156 39 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 5,254 63 Gravel Hauling 7922 Gregg Distributors 102.59 Inventory 7923 Guards Implements 87 92 Inventory 7924 Hannas Seeds Ltd 6,440 00 Seeding 7925 Herrle, Bud 1,570.80 Gravel Hauling 7926 Hi -Way 9 Express 276.10 Freight 7927 International Mailing Systems 60 45 Postage meter rental 7928 Keller Equipment LTd 120 69 Tools 7929 Laron's Trucking 510 28 South Huxley Road 7930 Lee Maher Engineering 3,705.00 Swalwell H2O __0 7931 Leonhardt, Gerald G 800.00 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 7932 7933 7934 7935 7936 7937 7938 7939 7940 7941 7942 7943 7944 7945 Linden Co -op Petroleum Loomis Lousana Water Wells M D. of Pincher Creek MacDonald, Anthony McGregor Filtering McPherson & Thom Metzger, Richard & Carole Metzger, Richard J. Midland Vegetation Control Millang, Jeff Minolta Office Systems Motorola Ltd Olenek, Lynn 37,680 09 Fuel for September 54 82 Freight 1,973 00 Swalwell Water Project 525 00 Software for Payroll 462 99 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 151 18 Inventory 4,336 80 Swalwell Water Project 455 48 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 2,120.43 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 6,800.00 Tordon for Resale 38 18 Supplies -AB Ag meeting 2,420.00 Fax Paper & Contract 16.00 Manual 33.50 Meals /X 7946 7947 7948 7949 7950 Oliver Industrial Supply Provincial Treasurer Provincial Treasurer Radio Com Products Rainbow Courier 499.88 Inventory 292,886.00 Requisition 100 00 Deposit Acc - Printing 583 40 Linden Fire Dept 174.00 Freight 7951 Red Deer College 255 00 Lidend Fire Dept. 7952 Ross, J.B. 1,488 22 Gravel Hauling 7953 Snap -On Tools 199.55 Tools 7954 St Mary's Health Care Centre 111 55 FCSS Expenses 7955 Three Hills Glass 45 00 Inventory 7956 Torchinsky Consulting 28,850.00 Engineering 7957 Town of Three Hills 2,768 37 Sept Fire Expenses 7958 TransAlta Utilities 11 07 Accounts 7959 Trochu Motors 178 90 Inventory 7960 Truckline Parts 64.58 Inventory 7961 U F A 1,967 24 Fencing 7962 Union Tractor 1,046 58 Inventory Repairs 7963 Unisys Canada 6,532.56 Service Contract 7964 Village of Carbon 27.50 Water Bill 7965 Village of Linden 128 00 Public Tran Grant 7966 Volk Industries 148 79 Machine Repairs 7967 Voytechek, John & Linda 535 00 Janitor Service 7968 Ward, Ken 611.00 Backsloping /Borrow Pit 7969 Wildeman, Lori 115 00 Seminar 7970 Wilkinson, Elton 76 50 Straw Bales 7971 Wilkinson, Jean 238.75 Mileage & Seminar 7972 Wimborne Gas Bar 231 30 Fuel $498,452.49