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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-05-23 Council MinutesDISCUSSION ITEMS 25. Committee Reports 1 Ambulance - Bruce Hastie 2 PRPC - Otto Hoff 3 DHU - Finlay Code 4 Rec Boards - All 5. Executive CAAMDCC - Otto 6 D S W M- Bob Boake 7 Airport - Harold Mueller Richard Marz 8 BCTA - Harold Mueller 9. FCSS- All LATE ITEMS 10 GHL - Harold Mueller 11 ADS - John Jeffery 12 Seed Plants - Finlay, Bob, Harold & Richard Hoff 13. THSD - Harold Mueller 14 ADC - Otto Hoff & 15 Further Ed - Bob Boake 16 PAWN - Finlay Code 17 Surface Reclamation Board v COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, MAY 23RD, 1989 A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill Number 48 was held on Tuesday, May 23rd, 1989, commencing at 9 00 A.M. The following were present for the meeting Reeve Otto Hoff Division 2 Councillors J Finlay Code Robert E Boake Richard A Marz Harold Mueller Bruce Hastie Lawrence Hogg Division 1 Division 3 Division 4 Division 5 Division 6 Division 7 J C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator was present and recorded the minutes. PRESENT Mr Jeffery reported an M D one ton truck was stolen from the shop yard on the weekend The truck was located just north of Three Hills on the highway and the R C M P are STOLEN TRUCK investigating the incident. Requests were made to the following items to the agenda 18a) Dunphy Road 18b) Stickel Road 18c) Schlauch Approach 25. A.S.B. Tree Policy Mr Code moved approval of the agenda with the addition of the above noted items CARRIED Mr. Hastie moved approval of the May 9th council meeting minutes CARRIED ADDITION TO AGENDA APPROVAL AGENDA APPROVAL MINUTES Mr. Mueller moved approval of the accounts presented for payment today, subject to further review by the finance APPROVAL committee of Otto Hoff, Richard A Marz, J Finlay Code and ACCOUNTS Harold Mueller CARRIED Mr Jeffery reviewed the bank reconciliation statement for the month of April BANK RECONCILIATION Mr Mueller moved approval of the bank reconciliation statement. CARRIED Mr Marz moved council meeting do now adjourn in order to ADJOURN hold Court of Revision FOR COURT CARRIED REVISION Mr Marz moved council meeting do now reconvene, Court of RECONVENE Revision having been completed. CARRIED Time 10 25 A M The Executive Committee report was reviewed and several EXEC COMM items discussed as follows REPORT 50 (6) The Permission to Enter, Test and Survey form requires amendment by adding a line which would give permission to leave hub control line stakes on private property. Mr Hastie moved the permission to enter, test an survey CHANGE TO PERMISSION TC SURVEY FORM 1 � .� COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY. MAY 23RD. 1989 form be amended by adding the following line "Permission is hereby granted to leave hub control line stakes on private property a maximum of 64 feet (20 meters) in from property line ". CARRIED Mr Boake moved approval of the Executive Committee Report CARRIED Oris Rodger entered the meeting at this time Mr Jeffery reviewed his report covering the period May 9th to May 23rd, 1989 There was discussion regarding the need to appoint a returning officer for the 1989 council and hospital board elections Mr Marz moved Mr. Jeffery be appointed as returning officer for the 1989 municipal and hospital elections CARRIED There was discussion regarding the M D policy with regard to purchasing parts, etc. from Bumper to Bumper in Trochu. Mr Code moved the existing motion in connection with purchases from Bumper to Bumper in Trochu be cancelled CARRIED The water turn off and turn on fees was discussed in detail Mr Marz moved the fees be increased to $25 00 from the 1 present $6 00 N 6.►`�Cd CARRIED 5A ", 6- -<-- Mr Mueller moved approval of Mr Jeffery's report CARRIED The gravel retention program was discussed with Mr. Rodger The product is peeling off some of the roads this year and it appears it is not penetrating into the road surface It may be because the product has been changed somewhat or because the weather is too cold Mr Rodger reported he has stopped the application of the product on the roads for the time being. Council agreed the matter should be reviewed with Alberta Road Management and Mr Rodger should start the gravel retention program up again when he feels the weather and the product is suitable J C JEFFERY REPORT 1989 RETURNING OFFICER BUMPER TO BUMPER PURCHASE POLICY TURN ON AND TURN OFF WATER FEES INCREASED APPROVAL JCJ REPORT GRAVEL RETENTION PROGRAM There was discussion regarding the hydra post driver which the M.D. has been trying out HYDRA POST Mr Rodger noted part of the hydraulic pump on the tractor DRIVER broke while it was being used for pounding posts and they have not been able to used the post driver for very long However it appears to work very well. Mr. Marz moved the company be asked if it would be willing to extend the trial period for another month or alternatively lease the hydra post driver to the M D for a period of two months so Council can better assess the value of the driver before making a decision about purchasing it CARRIED The request from Steve Cullum for an approach into SE 18 -31- STEVE CULLUM 24 or a joint approach into the SE and SW 18 (Alton Parker's APPROACH land) was discussed in detail SE 18- 31 -24 -4 Mr Marz moved one approach and culvert be removed from the SE 18- 31 -24 -4 and a joint approach be created between the South East and South West of 18- 31 -24 -4 if this is agreeable to both landowners 2 COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, MAY 23RD. 1989 CARRIED The 1989 ditch cleaning program and the need to create a 3 year road program was discussed It was noted council must decide if they are willing to pay A G T for cable moves if necessary in order to clean out ditches It was agreed it would take a separate date to discuss the proposed 3 year road program and the 1989 ditch cleaning program. DITCH CLEANING PROGRAM AND 3 YEAR ROAD PROGRAM Mr Boake moved the 1989 ditch cleaning program and 3 year commission road program be discussed and reviewed on a road tour to be ROAD TOUR held on Thursday, June 1st, 1989, and council adjourn this meeting later today until 9 00 A M on Friday, June 2nd, AND CONTINUE 1989 in order to finalize these two matters. COUNCIL MEETING at this time and the matter be CARRIED TO COMPLETE again at the first meeting of Council in October of ROAD PROGRAM It was agreed the 3 year road program should be set up for a total of up to 54 miles (18 miles per year) and each councillor could list up to five miles of local roads and all council would set up the secondary road priorities for the entire M D Mr. Marz moved each councillor establish their local road priorities to a maximum of five miles for the three year road program, the secondary road priorities are to be established later by council there is to be no special status established for any bridge projects, and the project length will be defined by the total length of construction. CARRIED Mr Mueller moved for comparison purposes Oris Rodger be requested to draw up a map of 5 miles of roads in each division which he feels should be re- constructed. CARRIED Mr Hastie moved that Oris Rodger also be requested to draw up a map of 35 miles of local roads in the whole M D which he feel should be re- constructed with the roads scaled as to priority for such re- construction. CARRIED The meeting adjourned for dinner between 12 25 P M and 1 15 DINNER P.M. Mr Rodger left the meeting at this time. Mr Frank Wesseling and Mr Alex Cunningham entered the meeting at this time A request has been received for redesignation of the SW 32- REDESIGNATION 32 -26 -4 from agricultural conversation to a Local Rural SW 32- 32 -26 -4 Commercial Designation �A0 -vic" Mr. Boake moved the required public hearing be held on June A 13th 1989, commencing at 1 30 P M and notice of the public hearing be advertised in the local paper CARRIED Whether the M D. should establish a municipal planning MUN PLANNING commission and the proposed by -laws required to accomplish COMMISSION this were reviewed at length Mr Boake moved the M D not proceed with establishment of a municipal planning commission at this time and the matter be reviewed again at the first meeting of Council in October of 1989. CARRIED Mr Wesseling reviewed the application submitted by A SUBDIVISIONS Schnieder for isolation of existing farmstead in SW 3- 33 -26- 4. 3 COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY. MAY 23RD. 1989 Mr Boake moved the M.D. recommend approval for this proposed subdivision in accordance with the staff recommendations CARRIED Mr Wesseling reviewed the application submitted by Mr J jet E. Price for an isolation of existing farmstead on SE 18 -31- 22-4 Mr Mueller moved the M D recommend approval for this proposed subdivision in accordance with the staff recommendations CARRIED Mr Hoff moved to table Agenda Item Number 22 until a later date CARRIED Mr Hastie moved the M.D. recommend approval for this S proposed subdivision in accordance with the staff letter from Mr Robert Ohlhauser of PERMISSION recommendations, including consolidation of the balance of FOR SIGN the quarter into one title by means of a plan of survey. ON ROAD CARRIED ALLOWANCE After discussion of this matter Mr Marz moved the M D not letter- Mr Wesseling reviewed the application submitted by Mr Jake Q�tP� t Klassen for an isolation of existing farmstead in NE 9 -31- SP" 26 -4 CARRIED Mr Boake moved the M.D. recommend approval for this proposed subdivision in accordance with the staff recommendations CARRIED Mr Wesseling reviewed the application submitted by Mr J jet E. Price for an isolation of existing farmstead on SE 18 -31- 22-4 Mr Mueller moved the M D recommend approval for this proposed subdivision in accordance with the staff recommendations CARRIED Mr Hoff moved to table Agenda Item Number 22 until a later date Mr Cunningham and Mr. Wesseling left the meeting at this time. r- Mr Rodger entered the meeting at this time Mr Jeffery noted Mr Elliott from Didsbury, the owner of a gravel pit on SW 23- 31 -27 -4, would like to sell same to the GRAVEL PIT M D SW 23- 31 -27 -4 Mr Jeffery also noted Linden Contractors would like the M D to purchase its gravel pit �P��rs Senir" After discussion Mr Code moved the M D look into the possibility of obtaining a lease on the Elliott gravel pit, and Linden Contractors be advised the M.D. is not interested in purchasing its gravel pit at this time CARRIED Whether there is a need to purchase a video camera was VIDEO CAMERA discussed. Mr. Marz moved to table this matter until after the road tour is held on June 1st, 1989 CARRIED The need to upgrade the M D shop was noted UP GRADE M D SHOP Mr Marz moved to table this matter until the next meeting l�c�• of Council so the committee can review the proposals made by the Shop Foreman. CARRIED The need to construct a new shop in Carbon was discussed CARBON SHOP 4 CARRIED REQUEST FOR Mr Jeffery read a letter from Mr Robert Ohlhauser of PERMISSION Carbon in which he requests permission to erect a sign on FOR SIGN M D road allowance ON ROAD ALLOWANCE After discussion of this matter Mr Marz moved the M D not letter- grant permission to erect such a sign on M D road allowance la!'C-nt CARRIED Mr Cunningham and Mr. Wesseling left the meeting at this time. r- Mr Rodger entered the meeting at this time Mr Jeffery noted Mr Elliott from Didsbury, the owner of a gravel pit on SW 23- 31 -27 -4, would like to sell same to the GRAVEL PIT M D SW 23- 31 -27 -4 Mr Jeffery also noted Linden Contractors would like the M D to purchase its gravel pit �P��rs Senir" After discussion Mr Code moved the M D look into the possibility of obtaining a lease on the Elliott gravel pit, and Linden Contractors be advised the M.D. is not interested in purchasing its gravel pit at this time CARRIED Whether there is a need to purchase a video camera was VIDEO CAMERA discussed. Mr. Marz moved to table this matter until after the road tour is held on June 1st, 1989 CARRIED The need to upgrade the M D shop was noted UP GRADE M D SHOP Mr Marz moved to table this matter until the next meeting l�c�• of Council so the committee can review the proposals made by the Shop Foreman. CARRIED The need to construct a new shop in Carbon was discussed CARBON SHOP 4 COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY. MAY 23RD. 1989 Mr Code moved the recommendations from the committee be CARBON SHOP turned over to Alex Cunningham to have a plan similiar to the one used for the Acme shop drafted by an engineering e� firm, prices be obtained for construction of such a shop and a report be brought back to council at a later date, and �G further moved the total price for construction of a new shop must not exceed $80,000.00 CARRIED Mr Code noted Mr John Blackie may be willing to sell his 0 82 acre parcel of land to the M D. for $2000.00 It PURCHASE appears this parcel of land will be required for the Dunphy of LAND road p r o j e c t. JOHN BLACKIE DUNPHY ROAD After discussion Mr Marz moved Mr Code be authorized to PROJECT negotiate the purchase of this property at a price not to G exceed $2000 00 ,ro , CARRIED Mr Marz noted there appears to be more and more traffic STICKEL using the Stickel road (3 mi 1 es ) - South of 16, 17, & 18 ROAD in 32 -25 -4 It is a dirt road and is badly rutted because UP GRADING so much traffic used the road after the recent rains He recommended the shoulders be improved and the road be gravelled Mr Mueller moved this road be approved for blade grade RJ construction using two motor graders and further moved the road be approved for first time gravel (screenings). CARRIED Mr Hogg discussed the John Schlauch approach again with counci 1 . He noted Mr Schlauch does not feel he should have JOHN SCHLAUCH to provide any culvert for the road approach. APPROACH Mr Hogg then moved the M.D. install the required road approach and culvert in to the SE 7- 33 -23 -4 at no cost to Mr Schlauch. CARRIED Oris Rodger left the meeting at this time HAMLET Mr Jeffery reviewed for council the results of the garbage GARBAGE SURVEY survey carried out in the hamlets of Swalwell, Wimborne, Huxley and Sunnyslope He recommended individual garbage pick up continue, no central containers be installed, garbage to be placed in front of the residences for pick up and all hamlet residents be notified of this change. Mr Boake moved the M.D accept the recommendations made in connection with garbage pickup in the four hamlets and the hamlet residents be advised of the date that front street pickup will commence CARRIED Mr Jeffery read a letter from Alberta Transportation in SR 836 connection with the proposal to relocate SR 836 through the RELOCATION Village of Carbon and south to Village of Rockyford. The Province do not feel this would be feasible as both Carbon and Rockyford are served adequately by Highway 21 There 0 was discussion about leaving the road in its present location which may be very advantageous in the future should the railway line in to Carbon be closed down Mr. Code moved no change be made to the alignment of SR 836 from SR 575 south to Highway 9.and all interested parties be advised of this decision CARRIED _,�u r,.�., g� Mr. Jeffery noted it would cost $75.00 per hour (approximately $500 00) for an architect to review possible OFFICE BUILDING 5 / UP- GRADING COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY. MAY 23RD. 1989 ideas council may have for office renovations and expansion, and determine what it would cost to have plans drawn up Mr Boake moved the M D request an architect review possible office renovations and expansion plans with the building commmittee and the price for such review not exceed d 3 $500.00. � CARRIED The existing A S B tree policy was discussed There is a A S B $20.00 fee payable to the M.D. as well as a fee to the TREE Province POLICY CHANGE After discussion Mr Marz moved the M D policy be changed by deletion to the reference to a $20 00 fee payable to the -� M.D. 'O CARRIED There was discussion about whether Bruce Weigum, Bruce DIFFERENT Sommerville and Art Thomas could work different hours in HOURS FOR order to do road side spraying when the weather is most AS B s u i t a b l e SPRAYING After discussion Mr. Hastie moved Art Thomas, Bruce Sommerville and Bruce Weigum be authorized to work a� reasonable amount of over time or change the hours they work in order to be able to do road side weed spraying when the1v� wind is not blowing and the weather is suitable for spraying operations CARRIED Mr Code noted the A S B must ensure it keeps good records of the locations where they sprayed Tordon 22 K or other chemicals on M.D. road right of ways. 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C. Jeffery was also present for the meeting. The following items were reviewed 45 (1) Letter from A M D & C requesting Mission Statement and Goals be discussed by council and to forward any comments back by June 21, 1989 Executive Committee recommend that a copy of request and draft of Mission Statement and Goals be given to all councillors and be discussed as an agenda item at the first meeting in June. 46 (2) Request from East Central Alberta Summer Games to send something to put in the "competitors bags" for games to be held in Trochu on June 9 10, and 11, 1989 Executive Committee recommend we advise them that we are having pins redone, therefore, none would be available by that date Also recommend the M D purchase cheap pens for this type of request 47 (3) Letter from Alberta Environment informing grant application for pesticide container site improvement is now being processed They also requested M D to inform them upon commencement of construction and copies of the final paid expense bills and the technical site descriptions be sent to them upon completion Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information. 48 (4) Letter from Carol Abbot, Secretary of Support for Victims of Family Violence, inquiring as to whether the M.D. have an office for rent Executive Committee recommend that they be allowed to use old Drumheller Health Unit area at no charge As there is no key, however, they can only use it during the M D business hours, Monday through Friday and they do janitorial They should be advised that the M D. could not guarantee how long they cound use it They would receive 30 days notice to vacate. 49 (5) Letter from Alberta Transportation and Utilities regarding Bridge Inspection Training Course for Class "B" inspectors proposed dates Executive Committee recommend that Lyle, Ken and Randy (as per January 10, 1989, page 3 motion) attend the November 6 to 10, 1989 class 50 (6) Reviewed "Permission to Enter Test and Survey" form letter. Executive Committee recommend this form letter be revised to add the following "(c) Permission to leave hub control line stakes approximately 17' on private proverty (30 m from centre line of road) " 51 (7) Mrs. Wilkinson informed us the M D needed to order more letterhead and wanted to know what logo to put on it. Executive Committee recommend new logo be put on any new stationery ordered. 52 (8) Letter from Alberta Transportation and Utilities regarding standards for Secondary Road 583 and informing the M.D. that the westerly 8 2 kilometre section, which is 86 metres wide, is considered to be of sufficient width and will be overlaid as previously planned The easterly 13 9 kilometre section, which is 7.9 metres wide, will require grade widening prior to paving. Executive Committee recommend to accept and file and a copy of letter be given to Richard Marz t;Ae bj 1�r 1e0�`G15 - 1c,rv+°r�9d " 1%Sr;or, �.e tk<r stn} --e ;3 rnP1e�e�S c e-4 V k sq� �0 r✓n5 +., ip' c ht. 1J ,_ o R 4 k� p r rcv-/" i w s A -(job ! d0 w EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1989 ` 53 (9) Executive Meeting Highlights held on April 27, 1989 from the A A M D & C Executive Committee recommend a copy be given to each councillor and then to accept and file for information. 54 (10) Letter from Recreation and Parks Advisory Board, Town of Three Hills, advising us that the Three Hills Recreation Board have approved and recommended that Janis Marz be appointed to the Recreation Board for a two year period ending May, 1991 Executive Committee recommend Janis Marz be appointed to the Three Hills Recreation Board The Executive Committee meeting then adjourned Time 2 40 p m ----- - - - - -- -�- ----------------- J C JEFFE , Muni pal Administrator Covered 10 items in 70 minutes. JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING PERIOD MAY 9 TO MAY 23, 1989 Expense Account Balance forward $160 65 Bob Boake meal for ASB $ 67 90 - (Policy $42.00) 25 90 Bruce Hastie - one meal, tipped $5 00 5 00 Otto Hoff lunch - 35 25 (policy 4x7 =28) 7.25 Balance Funds $198 80 1 Pt S W 25- 29 -26 -W4 - Murray and Ingrid Sorenson re fencing - some new to be supplied (by who ?) 2. S.W. 25- 29 -26 -W4 - Murray Sorenson re fencing - post to be left out? 3 LS2000 - need solution. 4 Reviewed Garson haul road and #837 and advised Transportion and Richardson we are satisfied with project. 5 -A-M _Count met with Connie Osterman, Stan Schumacher and Greg S-�'son', May 15, 1989 in Edmonton Advised them of our concerns re secondary priorities, hospitals, F C S S , Crown Prosecuter, training of by -law enforcement officers, soil conservation and plannning act re 78(6) Connie advised he would look into #806, Gary advised he would keep us posted on #841, 837 and 836 6. Returning officer - $5,000 in budget - time 7 Clarification of buying policy from Bumper to Bumper What is it? 8 Must decide on post pounder today. 9 Recommend increased turn -off and turn - on fees for water. Now 6 00 off and 600 on. Recommend $50 00 off and $50 00 on return trip to Wimborne, Swalwell Huxley, etc Policy 9 -3 CORRESPONDENCE 1 M D. receipt to Alta. Land Cons & Surface Reclamation for $758 25 (surface reclamation costs incurred Oct - Dec /88 2 M D receipt to Alta Land Cons. & Surface Reclamation for $445 25 (surface reclamation costs incurred Jan. - Mar. /89 3. Bill from City of Drumheller for $450 00 (fire call April 15, 1989 to Dunphy grass fire) 4 Bill from Torchinsky Engineering Ltd for $4,480 00 5 Memo from Jean Wilkinson informing us Greg Sheppard would like to know if they could have the Rock Hill closed off for about a month Approved May 16, 1989 6 Memo from Jean Wilkinson informing us Greg Sheppard wants to know where the 1 -112" gravel was stockpiled for Highway 841 road Notified May 16 , 1989 7 Alberta Transportation Airport Road file. 8 Drumheller Health Unit inspection report for Keiver's Lake 9 Letter from County of Mountain View No 17 re weather modification 10 Letter from Alberta Transportation and Utilities re Secondary Road 585 - Schramm Coulee 11 Letter from Town of Trochu re Waste Tire Disposal /Recycling Facility for Alberta. 12 Letter from County of Ponoka No. 3 re our attendance at their grand opening of their new Administration Building. 13. Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers list of equipment 14 Letter from Alberta Transportion & Utilities re Power Permit SE 36- 33 -24 -W4 15 Letter from Alberta Transportion & Utilities re Power Permit NW 15- 31 -24 -W4 16 Letter from East Central Alberta Summer Games re invitation to opening ceremonies in Trochu June 10, 1989 JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING PERIOD MAY 9 TO MAY 23, 1989 17. Letter from W L Mearns re repairs and maintenance cost for graders 18 Letter from Career Development and Employment re Labour Force Statistics, April 1989 19 Letter from Alberta Municipal Affairs introducing the new Minister of Alberta Municipal Affairs 20 Letter from Minister of Finance re government budget for 1989. 21 Letter from Alberta One -Call Location Corporation re damage statistics 22 Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation interest rates May 15, 1989 23. Letter re National Institute of Governmental Purchasing (NIGP) Alberta Chapter Organization 24 Letter from AGT re calling card 25 Letter from RCMP re Sgt. Van Wert replacing Sgt Pennoyer in Drumheller 26. Letter from Outdoors Unlittered re Pitch -in Campaign 27 Letter from Canadian Tire Acceptance Ltd re commercial card 28 Announcement that Parkland Business Systems Ltd is now open for business in Red Deer 29. Divisional Motor Graders hourly summary Jan & Feb. 89 30 Letter from Rose Country Communications Ltd informing us of their projects. 31 Three Hills garbage dump records 32 Marigold Library System Annual Report and Needs Assessment Report 33. Letter from National Citizens' Coalition 34. Alberta Recreation and Parks Big Country Region Recreation News 35 Financial Statement for Linden & District Recreation Board 36. Financial Statement for Carbon & District Recreation Board 37. Minutes of Three Hills Recreation Board 38 Minutes of Trochu & District Recreation Board 39 Minutes of Three Hills School Division No 60 40 Notice of Annual Meeting, results of mail ballot and amende by -laws of Society of Local Government Managers of Alberta. 41. American Water Works Assoc membership application. 42. Management Memo "Bob Thompson got booted upstairs ". 43 Community Crossroads brochure 44 Brochure re "Working Together" free trial offer 45 Brochure re "Planning & Selecting a Finania1 Informatio System 1989 Update" Briefing to be held July 18, 1989 i Vancouver. 46 LifeCycle Learning 1989 conference schedule 47 Letter re C F 0 A - Alberta Chapter 1989 Conference 48 Brochure "Why tolerate problem employees when you don't hav to " 49. Brochure re National Career Workshops "Powerful B u s i n e s Writing Skills ". 50 Brochure re Athabasca University 51 Brochure re Alberta Sports Hall of Fame & Museum 52 The Alberta Gazette 53 Journal of Commerce BUILDING PERMITS 1. Drum. & Dist. Model Aircraft Assoc N W 28- 28 -20 -4 Clubhouse 2 PNA Farms PT N E. 31- 29- 24 -W4, $150,000 3 Clifford Klamski S.W. 16- 28- 20 -W4, $90,000 4 E G & Ruth Ireland N W 14- 28- 22 -W4, $10,000 5 James & Janice Klassen, S W 9- 31- 26 -W4., $10,000. 6. Barry Lemay, S E 30- 32- 22 -W4, $40,000 0 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE FOR APPROVAL MAY 23, 1989 HANDWRITTENS Loomis Courier Service 9133 Canada Post Corporation 9134 Alberta Transportation 9135 University of Alberta 9136 Alberta Transportation FCSS 9137 *A G T FCSS 9138 *Sauer, Ruth 1,500 00 Postage for meter 180 00 Open House -B Kathol 265.00 Course -J C Jeffery 100 00 Retirement Gift - Kathol 40 10 Accounts 79.30 Expenses REGULAR Loomis Courier Service 9.00 Freight 9139 Acklands Ltd 1,021 97 April Statement 9140 Acme - Linden Transport 7.00 Freight Linden R F P 9141 A.G.T 785 66 Accounts 9142 Alberta Power 298 39 Accounts 9143 Beaver Lumber 1,093 38 April Statement 9144 Border Paving 1 279.04 Cold Mix 9145 Brittania Compressor Sales 208 54 Switch - Linden R F P 9146 Butterfield & Son 157 86 Inventory 9147 Calgary Hose & Hydraulics 255 68 Inventory 9148 Can -West Agricultrual 38,829 00 Sprayer System 9149 Capital Printers 56 52 Ad -Alta Agriculture 9150 Central Hose & Gauge 57 77 Swalwell Water 9151 Century Sales & Service 1,464 08 Tools, Supplies 9152 Corona supplies 257.50 Inventory 9153 Courtney Berg Industries 26.10 Linden R F P 9154 D Butters Holdings 35 65 Machine Repairs 9155 Danco Equipment 204 46 Inventory 9156 Drumheller & Dist.Solid Waste 33,800 00 Balance of 89 Req 9157 Esau Auto Service 126.34 Linden R F P 9158 Esso Petroleum 2,668 12 Fuel 9159 Fleck Bros. 9160 Fruehauf 9161 Garrett Motors 9162 Golden Hills Lodge 9163 H & A Caretaker Supplies 9164 Hanna Seeds 9165 Hydrogeological Con 9166 J.0 Jeffery -Petty Cash 9167 Kanderka, June 9168 Linden Co -op Petroleum 862 52 Carbon R F P 9 27 Inventory 82.50 Inventory 26,636 25 50% of Requisition 114 00 Supplies 4,920.00 Roadside Grass Seed 2,193.19 Keivers Lake 14 70 Postage Freight 45 00 Toilet Dep less rent 7,428 22 April Statement 9169 Loomis Courier Service 9.00 Freight 9170 Marv's Upholstery 46 45 Repairs 9171 McGregor Filtering 114 98 Inventory 9172 Minolta Office Systems 170 00 Copy Service Kit -shop 9173 Moore's Engine Prof 760.33 Inventory, Supplies 9174 Motorola Ltd 82 45 Linden R.F P 9175 Oliver Industrial 528 46 Inventory, Repairs 9176 Peterson, Pamela 474 00 Assess. Course - Olds 9177 P B I 12 00 Float Rental 9178 R Angus Ltd 404,402 00 Scrapers 9179 Radio Com Products 85 00 Radio Repairs 9180 Rainbow Couriers 88 50 Freight 9181 Red Deer College 390.00 WHMIS- K.Smith& P Ehman 9182 Reimer Industries 2,603 00 Concrete 9183 Select Printing 1,486 08 P 0 'S & Dump records 9184 Three Hills Collision & Paint 34 00 Repairs 9185 Three Hills Community Centre 300 00 Hall Rental 9186 Three Hills Foodarama 222 56 Supplies 9187 Three Hills Glass 175 00 Repairs 9188 Three Hills School Div 550 450 31 1/4 of 1989 Requisition C� ACCOUNTS PAYABLE FOR APPROVAL MAY 23, 1989 9189 Torchinsky Engineering 12,875 00 Engineering Services 9190 TransAlta Utilities 22.72 Accounts 9191 Trochu Tire & Battery 4 00 Repairs 9192 Voytechek, John & Linda 535 00 Janitor Service -May 9193 Wal- Tronics 37 50 Repairs -------------- 1,103,011.45 COURT OF REVISION OF THE MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL #48 - MAY 23RD 1989 The 1989 Court of Revision for the M D of Kneehill #48 was held on Tuesday, May 23rd, 1989, commencing at 9 15 A M The following members of the Court of Revision were present J. Finlay Code, Otto Hoff, Richard A Marz, Harold Mueller, Lawrence Hogg. J C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator and Clerk of the Court Mrs. Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator and recording secretary. Edward Dunay, Assessor for the M.D. of Kneehill #48 Bruce Hastie and Robert E Boake, Observers The Court of Revision was called to order Mr Code moved Otto Hoff be appointed Chairman of the Court of Revision. CARRIED In each of the appeals Mr Dunay reviewed the appeal filed, read any letters received and advised the Court of his recommendations in the matter ROLL NUMBER 6374 5 SE 20- 28 -21 -4 PAN CANADIAN Mr Marz moved to accept the recommendations of the assessor and the machinery and equipment assessment be reduced from $1,283,820 to $1,259,600, a reduction of $24,220 CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6391 LSD 10- 17- 28 -23 -4 PAN CANADIAN Mr Hogg moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the assessment on the building be reduced from $3230 to $2750, a reduction of $480. CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6397 09 LSD 11- 07- 33 -23 -4 PAN CANADIAN Mr. Mueller moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the assessment on the machinery and equipment be reduced from $13,070 to $12,780, a reduction of $290 CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6397.22 LSD 15- 07- 33 -23 -4 PAN CANADIAN Mr Code moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the assessment on the machinery and equipment be reduced from $12,300 to $12,070, a reduction of $230 CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6397.20 LSD 16- 07- 33 -23 -4 PAN CANADIAN Mr. Hoff moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the assessment on the machinery and equipment be reduced from $21,250 to $21,160 a reduction of $90 CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6376 - LSD 07- 21- 28 -21 -4 PAN CANADIAN Mr Marz moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the assessment on the machinery and equipment be cancelled, a reduction of $28,440. CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6203 05 - LSD 06- 26- 29 -22 -4 CEC RESOURCES LTD Mr. Hogg moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the assessment on the machinery and equipment be reduced from $45,930 to $39,800 a reduction of $6130 CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 2812.03 SW 30- 31 -23 -4 - A. G. T.�r' 1 COURT OF REVISION OF THE MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL #48 - MAY 23RD, 1989 Mr Mueller moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the improvement assessment be reduced from $17,240 to $13,700, a reduction of $3540. CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 2770 S.E. 21- 31 -23 -4 - FRED BONDAR Mr Hoff moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the land assessment be reduced from $36,480 to $34,120 a reduction of $2360 CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 2638 - N.E. 25- 31 -22 -4 - EDWARD NAKASKA Mr Mueller moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the land assessment be reduced from $27,540 to $26,330, a reduction of $1210 CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 2642 -N E 26- 31 -22 -4 - EDWARD NAKASKA Mr. Code moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the land assessment be reduced from $31,330 to $30,440, a reduction of $890. CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 5478 - N W 23- 34 -25 -4 MARATHON REALTY CO LTD Mr Hogg moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the land assessment be reduced from $27,670 to $25,740. a reduction of $1930 CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 5479 - N E 23- 34 -25 -4 - CORONATION VET CLINIC Mr Hoff moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the land assessment be reduced from $21,890 to $20,710, a reduction of $1180 CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6225 - LSD 10- 35- 29 -22 -4 - GULF CANADA RESOURCES Mr Marz moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the machinery and equipment assessment be reduced from $71,840 to $70,600, a reduction of $1240 and there be no change made in the building assessment of $7980 CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6228 - LSD 06- 33- 29 -24 -4 - GULF CANADA RESOURCES Mr Mueller moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and the machinery and equipment assessment be reduced from $411,550 to $283,240, a reduction of $128,310 and there be no change made in the improvement assessment of $94,020 CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6229 - LSD 07- 06- 30 -21 -4 - GULF CANADA RESOURCES Mr Hogg moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and allow a 50% obsolescence which will reduce the assessment on the machinery and equipment from $8210 to $4110, a reduction of $4100 and there be no change made in the building assessment. CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6244 05 - LSD 06- 06- 31 -21 -4 - GULF CANADA RESOURCES Mr Marz moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and no change be made in the assessment CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6250 - LSD 06- 01- 31 -22 -4 - GULF CANADA RESOURCES Mr Code moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and allow 50% obsolescence which will reduce the machinery and equipment assessment from $9360 to $4680. a reduction of $4680 CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6256 - LSD 07- 21- 31 -22 -4 - GULF CANADA RESOURCES Mr Hoff moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and reduce the machinery and equipment assessment from $24,360 to $12 180, a reduction of $12,180 CARRIED COURT OF REVISION OF THE MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL #48 - MAY 23RD, 1989 ROLL NUMBER 6257 05 - LSD 16- 06- 33 -22 -4 GULF CANADA RESODURCES Mr Hogg moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and reduce the machinery and equipment assessment from $213,020 to $210,180, a reduction of $2840. CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6106 - LSD 05- 23- 31 -24 -4 - BUMPER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Mr Mueller moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and reduce the equipment assessment from $46,860 to $11,820, a reduction of $35,040 and the building assessment from $6730 to $5340, a reduction of $1390 CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 6119 - LSD 05- 10- 32 -24 -4 - BUMPER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Mr Hogg moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor and increase the machinery and equipment assessment from $38,330 to $46,100 an increase of $7770. CARRIED ROLL NUMBER 8190 - RONALD N. DRONYK SE 33- 32 -26 -4 BUSINESS TAX Mr Code moved to accept the recommendation of the assessor that there be no change in the business tax assessment. CARRIED Mr Code moved Court of Revision to now adjourn. CARRIED Time 10 05 A.M. 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