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Home My WebLink About1989-01-24 Council MinutesCOUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 24TH. 1989 The January 23rd, 1989 Council meeting which was adjourned until 9 00 A M January 24th, 1989 re- convened and the following persons were present for the meeting J FINLAY CODE DIVISION 1 OTTO HOFF 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 J C JEFFERY, MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR MRS JEAN WILKINSON WAS PRESENT AND RECORDED THE MINUTES Reeve Hoff called the meeting to order There was brief discussion regarding the sketches submitted for the new M D pin contest but no final decision has been made as yet by the committee The 1989 gravel retention program and how the program should operate was discussed Mrs Wilkinson left the meeting at this time - 9 30 A M The following is a policy statement with regard to operation of the gravel retention program 1 The product is to be applied to the entire road surface 2. The road is to be watered, shaped and packed prior to application of the product 3 The crew is to try to avoid application of the product if it appears there will be a heavy rain. 4 The same grader operator is to be used on all projects 5 The program is to commence as early as possible in the spring. It was suggested there should be a training course made available to all motor grader operators in connection with maintenance of Envirobind Projects. Mr. Boake moved the following be the 1989 gravel retention program DIVISION 1 art 1 South of 6 in 30 -22 -4 and South of 1, 2 & 3 in 30 -23 -4 r <<`'� iy �3 ac. 355 ��, 4 miles �� ✓ C ° 2. West of IzO, 1-9 30 and 31 in 28-'M'--4 F 4 miles 3�`�� 3 Nacmine road - West of 30 & 31 in 28 -20 and through Section 6 & 7 in 29 -20 -4 - Possible 4 miles TOTAL 12 miles DIVISION 2 1. Carbon South - Through Sections 15, 9, 8 & 7 in 29 -23 -4 4 miles 2 Lloyd Paget Road - South of 4, 5 & 6 in 30 -23 -4 3 miles TOTAL 7 miles DIVISION 3 1 Linden Church Road - West of 27 and 34 in 30 -25 -4 2 miles 2 H M Toews road - West of 23 & 14 in 30 -25 -4 2 miles 3 Acme Cemetery - South of 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 & 30 in 29- 1 NLW M D PIN GRAVEL RETENTION PROGRAM FOR 1989 POLICY RE- APPLICATION OF ENVIROBIND COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 24TH. 1989 26 -4 - 6 miles TOTAL 10 miles DIVISION 4 1 Fisher Davidson Road - West of 1, 12, 13, 24 25, and 36 in 32 -24 -4 6 miles 2 Golf Course Road Bridge to Bridge - West of 35, 26 and 23 and through NW 22 in 31 -24 -4 2 112 miles 3 Dude Ranch Road - South of 16- 31 -25 -4 1 mile TOTAL 9 112 miles DIVISION 5 1. West of 3, 10, 15 & 22 in 32 -22 -4 - 4 miles 2 West of 14 & 23 in 31 -22 -4 - 2 miles TOTAL DIVISION 6 6 miles 1 Wimborne South Road to M.D. West boundary - South of 27 28, 29 & 30 in 33 -24 -4 and South of 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, and 30 in 33 -25 -4 and South of 25 & 26 in 33 -26 -4 12 miles DIVISION 7 Sin+ 1. Huxley Hutterite Road -A&st of SE 30 and South of SW 29 in 34 -22 -4 1 mile 2 Kahler Road - West of 7- 33 -22 -4 - 1 mile 3. South Wimborne Road - South of 30- 33 -23 -4 and South of 25 & 26 in 33 -24 -4 - 3 miles CARRIED Oris Rodger entered the meeting at this time 10 30 A M There was discussion regarding the 1989 roadside mowing program Mr Marz moved the roadside mowing program for 1989 commence about June 15th, 1989, all paved roads and all school bus routes and all envirobind project roads be mowed CARRIED There was discussion about the tool allowance policy Mr Mueller moved Alan Hazel be paid the full tool allowance for 19819 of $350 00 less any tools purchased for him, and Lonnie McCook receive half of the tool allowance for 19833 less any tools purchased for him, and these two employees be named in the M D policy as also being eligible to receive the tool allowance, in future CARRIED Mr. Rodger left the meeting at this time and Mrs Wilkinson returned to the meeting - Time 11 15 A M There was discussion about the request for more steet lights in the hamlet of Wimborne Mr Hastie moved two additional street lights be put up in � 2 1989 ROADSIDE MOWING PROGRAM TOOL ALLOWANCE POLICY AMENDMENT v".rw�A 6— e STREET LIGHTS IN WIMBORNE COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 24TH. 1989 Wimborne in the vicinity of the Dube garage and Black Horse Saddlery business and a sidewalk be poured from the former Prohl store north to the Dube garage CARRIED There was discussion regarding the Denver Eitzen complaint regarding additional backsloping work which he feels the M D should on road project West 3- 30 -25 -4. Mr Marz moved this matter be referred back to the road committee for another inspection and a report be brought back to council at a later date. CARRIED Mr. Jeffery read a letter from Alberta Transportation regarding their plans for re- alignment of SR 806 and they have advised how much land the M.D. would have to purchase in order to accomodate the proposed re- alignment Mr. Hogg moved Alberta Transportation be advised the M D is not prepared to purchase any right of way for this proposed road re- alignment CARRIED Mr. Marz moved Gordon Cauldwell of Torchinsky Consulting be invited to the next council meeting in order to discuss M D road construction standards CARRIED A,,nQ Mr Jim Christie entered the meeting at this time - 11 40 A.M. and brought council up to date on plans Rockyview and Mountain View have made with regard to weather modification They are hoping to have a program in place for 1989 using 5 ground generators and one aircraft and will be approaching the provincial government for funding for the project He noted the County of Mountain View and M D of Rockyview will be holding a joint meeting and will be inviting Starland, Kneehill and Wheatland to that meeting to further discuss the matter The meeting adjourned for dinner at 12 00 Noon The meeting reconvened at 1 15 P M Mr Paul Fenwick and Mr. Frank Wesseling from Palliser Regionsl Planning Commission entered the meeting at this time. Mr Cunningham and Mr Ehmann also entered the meeting Subdivisions were reviewed as follows 1 NE 33- 34 -23 -4 - Norman Wagstaff - isolation of existing farmstead - 10 acres Mr Marz moved the M D recommend approval of this subdivision in accordance with staff recommendations CARRIED 2 Sz_ and NW 17- 34 -23 -4 - C.W.Irving - Mr Hogg moved the M.D. recommend approval for isolation of the existing farmstead only in accordance with staff recommendations. CARRIED 3. SE 12- 34 -26 -4 - 10 acre subdivision - Ron Smith Mr Hastie moved the M.D. recommend approval for creation of a 3 acre subdivision in accordance with staff recommendations CARRIED Mr Boake moved Council meeting do now adjourn in order to hold a public hearing scheduled for today at 1 30 P.M. CARRIED 3 D EITZEN ROAD PROJECT COMPLAINT Qp �,f 1-P4 T R A rc,n P1 SR :1• PROPOSED 1e�5C MEET WITH TORCHINSKEY RE- ROAD STANDARDS WEATHER MODIFICATION DINNER PLANNING MATTERS SUBDIVISIONS i COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 24TH. 1989 Time 1 38 P M Mr Hogg moved Council meeting do now reconvene, the public hearing having been completed. CARRIED TIME 1 48 P M BY -LAW Mr Boake moved first reading to by -law number 1157, this NO 1157 being a by-land to amend Land Use By -law 1061, by REDESIGNATION redesignation of NE 22- 31 -24 -4 to agriculture. NE 22- 31 -24 -4 CARRIED Mr. Mueller moved second reading to this by -law CARRIED Mr Hogg moved third reading be given to this by -law at this time CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr Boake moved third reading to this by -law. CARRIED Mr Wesseling then reviewed the subdivision application submitted by the Three Hills Golf Course for NE 22- 31 -24 -4. SUBDIVISION The subdivision is being applied for in order for the Golf Course to obtain title to the driving range area which is located on Mr. Braconnier's land. Mr Marz moved the M D recommend approval,,for t , subdivision and creation of Parcels 1 and 2'A n accordance with staff recommendations and on condition the necessary waiver is obtained from the Provincial Planning Boad CARRIED Mr Cunningham introduced Mr Paul Ehmann, his new assistant to council Mr. Marz moved Council meeting do now reconvene in order to , hold the Development Appeal Board Hearing scheduled for today at 2 00 P M CARRIED Mr. Boake moved Council meeting do now reconvene, the develoment appeal board hearing having been completed. Mr. Mueller moved in as much as a portion of the road as k� shown on Road Plan 293 B M is no longer required for public 1P travel, Council does hereby close the following described S °tom portion of the road subject to rights of access granted by other legislation or regulations All that portion of the forced road as shown on road plan 293 B M from a point 600 feet south of the north boundary of the South half of Section 32- 27 -20 -4, and the land taken from the SE 1/4 32- 27 -20 -4 be returned to title with the balance of the quarter section at no cost and the land taken from the SW 1/4 of 32- 27 -20 -4 be returned to title with the balance of that quarter section at no cost, and if the owner 4 CARRIED Mr Fenwick noted there will be a secondary road study SECONDARY meeting in Hanna on March 2nd, 1989 at 1 00 P M ROAD STUDY MARCH 2/89 Mr Fenwick and Mr Wesseling, Mr Cunningham and Mr Ehmann left the meeting at this time The proposal to close the road through Section 32- 27 -20 -4 ROAD CLOSURE was then discussed Mr Leonhardt would like most of the Section 32-27 - forced road closed as it is no longer needed, but Mr Ralph 20 -4 Lowen does not wish to see it closed Mr. Mueller moved in as much as a portion of the road as k� shown on Road Plan 293 B M is no longer required for public 1P travel, Council does hereby close the following described S °tom portion of the road subject to rights of access granted by other legislation or regulations All that portion of the forced road as shown on road plan 293 B M from a point 600 feet south of the north boundary of the South half of Section 32- 27 -20 -4, and the land taken from the SE 1/4 32- 27 -20 -4 be returned to title with the balance of the quarter section at no cost and the land taken from the SW 1/4 of 32- 27 -20 -4 be returned to title with the balance of that quarter section at no cost, and if the owner 4 COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 24TH, 1989 of the SW 32- 27 -20 -4 is not willing to accept the land, the land be retained by the M.D. of Kneehill. Mr Marz moved an amendment to the above motion as follows The land be sold to the appropriate landowners at a price calculated in accordance with the M.D. of Kneehill land buying policy The amendment was then voted on and declared to be carried. The amended motion was then voted on and CARRIED PROCEDURIAL BY LAW There was discussion about the need to adopt a prcedurial NEED FOR ONE? by -law and it was suggested each councillor might draft what he feels would be necessary to have in such a by -law Mr Marz moved a committee of J Finlay Code and Bruce Hastie be appointed to draft a procedurial by -law and bring same back to council for further discussion CARRIED CANCEL Mr Jeffery reviewed M D policy Number 13 -18 in connection POLICY 13 -18 with the Bleriot Ferry Road and noted the road has been re- built since that policy was passed �QUr�c C\'l � Mr. Boake moved Policy 13 -18 be cancelled CoItC CARRIED {� Policy 13 -24 regarding sanding M D gravel roads was discussed, as well as the M D snow plowing operations Mr. Jeffery reviewed Policy 13 -29 and no changes were made to same Mr Hogg moved Policy 13 -24 be amended by deletion of the AMENDMENT TO POLICY 13 -24 reference to school bus drivers CARRIED R m'r 1mcriV `Lc"r Mr Jeffery reviewed the questionnaire submitted by AG CANADA Agriculture Canada in connection with water supplies in this QUESTIONNAIRE area After discussion Mr Boake moved to accept and file as �ltea information CARRIED Mr Jeffery reviewed a report from Keith Smith in connection wi-MIS with the Workplace Hazardous Management Information System. REPORT These new provincial regulations will affect all aspects of the M D operation including Public Works Department, Ag Service Board and the office Mr. Hoff moved the M.D. safety committee and Keith Smith be directed to ensure all hazardous materials are inventoried and the required information sheets on such hazardous materials be made available to all employees and the necessary labels be obtained CARRIED Mr Dunay requested council consider another amendment to BUSINESS TAX the M D business tax by -law - to set a rate for business BY -LAW AMEND= tax for golf courses in the M.D. No 1158 Mr Code moved first reading to by -law 1158, this being a by -law to amend the business tax by -law by establishment of the following rates for golf courses in the M.D. $3.00 per square foot for the office and pro shop of any golf course and $1 00 per square foot for the lounge and recnation area CARRIED Mr Hogg moved second reading to this by -law CARRIED 5 COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 24TH. 1989 Mr Mueller moved that third reading be given to this by -law at this time CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr Code moved third reading to the by -law. CARRIED Mr. Hogg moved the M D rip up Miles 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 of the Buffalo Jump Park Road as same are in bad shape and return same to a gravel road CARRIED Mr. Jeffery read a letter from Mery Lavigne of Haileybury, Ontario regarding the power of the unions in Canada and his concern that the unions are using union dues for political purposes He asked for financial assistance through The National Citizens' Coalition to help cover the costs of legal fees being incurred in connction with his fight with the unions` "� Mr Marz moved the M D make a $100.00 contribution to the National Citizens Coalition. CARRIED DONATION NATIONAL CITIZENS COALITION $100 00 VoCtche A_ C/-n e Mr Jeffery reviewed with Council the situation in connection with the Master Fire Planning Study MASTER FIRE He noted Carbon and Trochu do not wish to proceed with the PLANNING study, Three Hi 1 1 s wi 1 1 participate if the M D proceed, and NOT PROCEEDED no answer has been received from the other jurisdications WITH Mr Marz moved the M D. not proceed with the Master Planning Fire Study at this time, and further moved that copies of the letters received from the various oil companies in the a area be sent to all fire chiefs for their information. �t1er�U�s aica +`�^S CARRIED rI r .4 Mr Marz discussed with council the meeting he and Mr Mueller had today with the Town of Three Hills Committee THREE HILLS regarding fire FIRE g g protection for the Three Hills Rural Fire AREA Protection area It was agreed that the M.D should proceed to have its fire truck and equipment appraised in order to determine its present value, Mr Jeffery work out what would be a fair rate to pay for fire calls if the M D retained and maintained the rural fire truck and water truck and the town accepted full responsibility for operation of the fire department, and this matter be discussed again when that information is available Mr Boake moved this meeting do now adjourn until 9 00 A M ADJOURN February 3rd, 1989. CARRIED -- - -- - - - - -- - - - - -- -- ----- - - - - -- Reeve Municip/ ?Adlini rator 6 JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING PERIOD JANUARY 10TH TO JANUARY 24TH, 1989 Balance of Funds forward 1 Gave George Rempel authority to bring back part time people as necessary to keep fleet going Using Friesen and Evans 2. Wally Ruban, Armtec would like to take you to lunch - February 14th, 1989 3 Require motion for putting up chevrons for bad locations - curves - in all divisions. Also require stop ahead sign at Demers. 4 Meston Property case going to court February 14th, 1989 Mike Welsh advises if M D requires land agreements or permission to enter to do survey or soil test work on this land must get signatures of all land owners. Assume only have 66 foot road allowance through this property, although the plan seems to show 74 25 feet 5. Employee day has been set for Friday, April 14th, 1989 Will have instructor available in connection with WHMIS. Council will take instruction from 9 00 to 12 00 Noon and Employees from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 00 P M Instructors charge $50 00 per hour plus mileage plus $10 00 per student fee for supplies, etc Need hall booked and meal arrangements? CORRESPONDENCE 1. Meeting of CAMD & C was held January 6th, despite lack of quorm in order to set agenda for February 17th meeting of association Copy of minutes of the meeting were faxed to Dale Clark, Secretary 2. Minutes - Three Hills School Division - Meeting January 11th, 1989 3 Information re power lines approved by Transportation for Alberta Power 4. Letter from Provincial FCSS department re hiring new Executive Director 5 Letter from Ken Kowalski, Minister of Career Development enclosing Labour Force Statistics for December, 1988 6 Letter from B M Potter Consultants Ltd., offering their services in connection with getting funding from the Provincial Community Facility Enhancement Program 7 Municipal Law Bulletin - from Brownless Fryett 8 Letter of introduction from Parkland Savings & Credit Union asking Council to consider using their services 9 Letter from Recreation and Parks regarding The Year of the Coach 10. letter from Alberta Agriculture appointing Jack Hazelwood to sit on the A S B on behalf of the Province 11 Letter from AMFC regarding interest rates 12 Minutes from Carbon Recreation Board Meeting - December 12th, 1988 13 Regional Recreation Report 1 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT TUESDAY, JANUARY 17TH, 1989 The Executive Committee of Otto Hoff and R A Marz met on Tuesday, January 17th, 1989, commencing at 9 00 A M J. C. Jeffery Municipal Administrator and Mrs. Jean Wilkinson Assistant Administrator were also present. 1 (54) The City of Drumheller will be hosting a joint meeting of municipalities within the next 4 to 6 weeks. Date has not yet T0 been set, but information will be forwarded in due course. Asked 7o if Council had any items which they would like on the agenda for rTIE�� this meeting Executive Commitee recommend to accept and file as there are no specific items they feel should be on the agenda 2 (53) Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation have asked if tker the M D wish to borrow any money in 1989 Executive Committee t� recommend to submit a nil report as there are no major projects planned for 1989 3. (52) An account of $1910 35 was submitted to Alberta Environment in 1987 in connection with clean up of the Three Hills, Acme and Linden Pesticide container sites The Province paid a portion of this account in the amount of $1470.00 but there is a balance of $440.35 still outstanding. The Province has indicated they will not pay any more. Executive Committee recommend the account be written off 4 (51) Rhodes and Company have submitted a report after completing their interim audit. They again made a suggestion about the present system used for accounts payable After discussion of same, Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information. �f G � G 5 (50) Letter which was received from Welsh and Company in , November, 1988 with regard to the proposed Big Valley Development��`� was reviewed and Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information. 6 (49) Alberta Provincial Planning Board has forwarded their decision in connection with the David Dyck subdivision - Pt NE 19- 32 -23 -4 - Block A Plan 7711502. A 3 acre subdivision will be \,A allowed for the newer home and the older house is to be left with the balance of the acreage Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information 7. (48) Letter has been received from Outdoors Unlittered, \e� Alberta Environment in connection with their annual Pitch In Campaign Executive Committee recommend to accept andn file The Executive Committee then adjourned. Covered 7 items. 1 ---------- J C Jeffe PYYn7 J C Jeff� p al Administrator ACCOUNTS PAYABLE, JANUARY 24, 1989 HANDWRITTENS 8441 Manufacturers Life Insurance 7,100.78 January Premium 8442 *Sauer, Ruth 195 00 Course Reg Fee -Im Drive 8443 *Munro, Jeanne 195 00 Course Reg Fee -Im Drive 8444 *Munro, Jeanne 170 00 Reg Fee -Teen Parenthood FCSS 8445 *A G T 56 92 Telephone Costs 8452 8446 *Calgary Industrial Surplus 45 00 Brochure Rack A G T 8447 *FCSS Association 181.64 FCSS Insurance Premium 8448 *Hufnagel, Patricia 50.00 January Travel Allowance 8449 *Munro, Jeanne 250 00 January Travel Allowance 8450 Sauer, Ruth 25 00 January Travel Allowance REGULAR 8451 Action Automotive 30 67 Inventory 8452 Air -Vac Brake Ltd c 34 90 Inventory 8453 A G T 709 38 Phone Accounts 8454 Alberta Power 262.60 Accounts 8455 Andrew, Paul 79 00 January Timesheet 8456 Artec Alloys 936 40 Repairs 8457 Beaver Lumber 195.99 December Timesheet 8458 Berquist, Gary 15 00 1988 #1 Licence 8459 Big Country Tourist Assoc 749 40 1989 Membership 8460 Bramley, Albert 150 00 Land Compensation 8461 Burden, David 15.00 1988 #1 Licence 8462 C & F Tool & Automotive 68.15 Machine Repairs 8463 C A A M D & C 100 00 1989 Membership 8464 Canadian National Railway 299 05 Crossing Maintenance 8465 Canadain Salt Co Ltd 4,245 32 Salt 8466 Candaian Wheel Industries 171.56 Inventory 8467 Capital Printers 8 00 Alta Advertising 8468 Carbon Plumbing & Heating 148 00 Bldg Repairs 8469 Century Sales & Serivice 119.44 Repairs, Tools 8470 Compass Assessment Con. 20,000.00 Compass Software 8471 Cunningham, Alex 15 00 1989 #1 Licence 8472 Drumheller & District Solid Waste Management 22,000.00 Advance payment of Req. 8473 Ensminger, Gary 15.00 1988 #1 Licence 8474 Enzie, Glen 15 00 1988 #1 Licence 8475 Esau, Fred 12,221 00 Gravel Royalties 8476 Esso Petroleum 2 707.94 Oil purchases for Dec. 8477 Festival Ford 69 94 Inventory 8478 Fort Garry Industries 896 64 Inventory 8479 Friesen Plumbing & Gasfitting 716.00 Repair Service Leak 8480 Gane Enterprises 79 50 Clean out oil tank 8481 Garson, Victor 966 00 Gravel Royalties 8482 Gelinas, Lyle 15 00 1988 #1 Licence 8483 Gieck, Randy 139 92 School Tax Rebate 8484 Gorr's Trucking 1,434 52 Gravel Hauling 8485 Haskell, Vernon 15.00 1988 #1 Licence 8486 Hazelwood, Jack 122.25 Postage 8487 Heer, Edwin 35.00 Sewer Line Easement 8488 Hi -Way 9 Express 398.64 Freight 8489 International Mailing Systems 60 45 Postage meter rental 8490 J C Jeffery -Petty Cash 29 62 Licences, Postage 8491 Jubilee Insurance Agencies 1,425.00 Insurance 8492 Kennedy, Robert 15.00 1988 #1 Licence 1 8493 Kneehill Ambulance 137 50 Storage -Fire Truck 8494 Kober, Dennis 15.00 1988 #1 Licence 8495 Kubinec, Tim 63.80 January Timesheet 8496 Lee Maher Engineering 1,639 25 Swalwell Water System 8497 Litz Enterprises 1,024 00 Backhoe leak repair ACCOUNTS PAYABLE, JANUARY 24, 1989 8498 Maerz, Myles 15 00 1988 #1 Licence 8499 McCook, Len 15 00 1988 #1 Licence 8500 McCoy Bros Group 4,983.38 Tanks, pumps & parts 8501 McLellan Supply Alta 9,122.50 Install gaurdrail 8502 McMurtry, Jim 15 00 1988 #1 Licence 8503 Meding Alan 15 00 1988 #1 licence 8504 Meding, Brian 15.00 1988 #1 Licence 8505 Minolta Office Systems 14,366.25 Balance for Fax Machines 8506 Nakaska, Edward 138 42 School Tax Refund 8507 Norwesco Industries 431.20 Inventory 8508 Page Farm Fuels 94.45 Inventory 8509 Parts Plus 19 43 Inventory, Supplies 8510 Petwa Canada 43 89 Swalwell water 8511 Prairie Assoc. for Water 966 20 1989Membership 8512 Radio Com Producuts 303.20 Radio Repairs 8513 Rainbow Couriers 35 75 Freight 8514 Rasmussen, Wally 15 00 1988 #1 Licence 8515 Red Deer Welding 31 00 Repairs 8516 Rempel, George 15.00 1988 #Licence 8517 Rodger, Oris 15 00 1988 #1 Licence 8518 Roszel Manufacturing 1,289 00 Repairs 8519 RPM Automotive 27.20 Repairs 8520 Select Printing 2,134.14 Stationary /Shop Suplies 8521 Smith, Keith 450 00 TAble Saw 8522 Thomas, Dan 15.00 1988 #1 Licence 8523 Thompsen, Ken 15.00 1988 #1 Licence 8524 Three Hills Collision & Paint 594 55 Inventory, Repairs 8525 Three Hills Foodarama 23 88 Coffee 8526 Three Hills I.D.A. 10.77 Glycerin 8527 Torchinsky Engineering 8528 Triple Seven Fuels 8529 Truckline Parts 8530 Village of Carbon 8531 Voytechek, John & Linda 2,665 00 Engineering 14 16 Fuel 140.88 Inventory 2,592.47 Fire & Rubble Pit Costs 535.00 January Janitor Service 8532 Weir, Sandy 15 00 1988 #1 Licence 8533 Weldo - Beales 277 20 Inventory 8534 Welsh & Company 178.27 Legal Services 8535 Western Star Trucks 239 90 Inventory 8536 Wildeman, Lori 16 00 Mileage 124768.26