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Home My WebLink About1989-09-26 Council Minutes• C7 0 AGENDA COUNCIL MEETI PLANNING MATTERS 17 Subdivisions 18 Report re PIC 19 Proposed Amendment to Land Use By -law re manure spreading DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD MEETING 20 Set dates for Dev Appeal Hearing DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD HEARINGS 21 Dev. Appeal Hearing - Sun Steel Products - 1 30 P M 22 Dev Appeal Hearing - Paul & Keith Weigum -1 45 P M 23 Dev appeal Hearing - Lloyd & Cathy Prohl- 2 00 P.M. A.S.B ITEMS 24 A S B. Minutes - August 29th meeting DISCUSSION ITEMS Committee Reports 1 Ambulance - Bruce Hastie 2. PRPC - Otto Hoff 3 DHU - Finlay Code 4 Rec Boards - All 5 Executive CAAMDCC - Otto Hoff 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 13. THSD - Harold Mueller 14 ADC - Otto Hoff 15 Further Ed - Bob Boake 16 PAWN - Finlay Code 17. Surface Reclamation Board 25 Burning Pits for Rubble Pits - Torrington & Linden AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 26TH, 1989 1 Approval of Agenda 2 Approval of Minutes - September 12th, 1989 3 Approval of Accounts Payable 4 Executive Committee Report - September 7th, 1989 S. John Jeffery Report - t 21" , to September h, 1989 APPOINTMENTS Oris Rodger - 10 00 A M Dev. Appeal Hearing - 1 30 P.M. Dev Appeal Hearing - 1 45 P M Dev Appeal Hearing - 2 00 P M PRIORITY ITEMS 5a Report re Carbon Shop 5b Report re Computerized Map and Cost of Same ITEMS TABLED FROM PREVIOUS MEETING 6 High Pressure Road Crossing Agreement 7 1990 Bridge Priority List 8 1990/92 Road Program - Rotation for same SEE ALSO ITEM NO 13 - PROPOSED SECONDARY ROAD PRIORITY LIST 9. Need by -laws re Acquisition of Clear Title for tax sale property 10 D Maxwell - Gravel Lease TRANSPORTATION ITEMS 11 Letter from Torchinsky re SR 587 r) - -•• - -+ ` - - - '- - - - - - Sandy McDonal d priority list Alta Transportation t to September 12/89 n of Drumheller - Charge for fire AW COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26TH, 1989 A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill #48 was held on Tuesday, September 26th, 1989, commencing at 9 00 A M The following were present for the meeting Reeve Otto Hoff Division 2 Councillors J Finlay Code Division 1 Robert E Boake Division 3 Harold Mueller Division 5 Bruce Hastie Division 6 Lawrence Hogg Division 7 John C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator Mrs. Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator was present and recorded the minutes. Reeve Hoff called the meeting to order and requested approval of the agenda Requests were made to add the following items to the agenda 13a Champion Grader - Division 1 13b Envirobind for SR 575 13c Orkney Road SR 837 - Hill and Adjacent to SR 575 Mr Boake moved approval of the agenda with addition of the above noted items CARRIED Mr Hastie moved approval of the September 12th council meeting minutes. CARRIED Mr Boake moved approval of the accounts submitted for payment today, subject to further review by the finance committee of Otto Hoff and Harold Mueller CARRIED Several items from the Executive Committee report were discussed 1 Suggested the M.D should look at requesting a resource road grant for the Rennaissance Gas Plant Road, a 10 mile project, and agreed this matter be discussed again later today under Item Number 13 Mr Mueller moved approval of the Executive Committee report CARRIED Mr. Jeffery reviewed his report Mr Code moved the regular meetings of Council in November be changed to Tuesday, November 7th and Tuesday, November 21st, 1989 due to conflict with the Fall Convention. CARRIED Mr Code moved approval of Mr Jeffery's report CARRIED Mr Cunningham entered the meeting at this time and Mr Jeffery reviewed the bids received for the new Carbon Shop building The lowest bid received was from a contractor out of Kindersley Sask The budget for the building was set at $80,000 00 and all the bids received were substantially over this budget figure There was discussion about other alternatives and it was 1 PRESENT APPROVAL OF AGENDA APPROVAL MINUTES APPROVAL ACCOUNTS EXEC COMMITTEE REPORT J C JEFFERY REPORT CHANGE REG MEETINGS IN NOVEMBER BIDS FOR CARBON SHOP A�exlI to c ,, p4. COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26TH. 1989 suggested the M D might be the general contractor and do some of the work on the building REFUSED Mr Code moved none of the tenders submitted for the Carbon TENDERS FOR shop building be accepted, the building committee be CARBON SHOP authorized to proceed with construction of the building with the M D acting as general contractor, the engineering firm PiPx of Bearden Engineering continue to act as engineer, project costs are not to exceed $80,000.00, and the deposit cheques received with the tenders be returned CARRIED Herman Martens entered the meeting at this time and M D discussed computerization of the M D map and future MAPS computer requirements with Council Mr Hogg moved the M D agree to 1 produce the automated municipal map in co- operation with Stewert and Weir 2. have 1000 maps printed andr 3 purchase the Auto Cad program . as long as the budget of $20,000 00 is not exceeded and on condition there is no commmittment on the part of the M.D. to carry on with the experimental mapping project with Stewart and Weir after the new map has been printed CARRIED Mr Martens left the meeting at this time The letter received from Torchinsky Consulting regarding SR SR 587 587 was read and the situation discussed PROJECT Mr Boake moved a copy of the letter from Torchinsky consulting be sent to Alberta Transportation for their information and the Province be requested to advise the M.D. if the road would qualify for base course and paving under the Provincial secondary road paving program if the required dirt work was undertaken at the estimated cost of $375,000 00 CARRIED Mr Jeffery noted Sandy McDonald of Alberta Transportation STOP SIGNS has asked the M D to erect stop signs at the south east ON INTER - corner of the S E 6- 32 -26 -4 and the north west corner of NW SECTIONS 32- 31 -26 -4 OF PAVED & GRAVEL ROADS Mr. Boake moved stop signs are to be erected at any intersection of a gravel road and a paved road, and the traffic on the gravel road be required to stop before entering or crossing the paved road. CARRIED There was discussion regarding the contract to be let by Alberta Transportation for improving the intersection of SR HAUL ROAD 583 and SR 806 FOR SR 583 It appears the haul route to be used by the contractor wi 11 INTERSECTION be making use of the extension of SR 583 from Allingham west PROJECT which is a light coat surface road and has a permanent 90% ban Mr. Hogg moved Alberta not feel the Allingham road for the SR 583 in should make use of the from the pit out to SR Transportation be advised the M D do West road should be used as a haul tersecton project and the contractor gravel road coming south and east 805 CARRIED Mr Jeffery noted the vibration problem with the Division 1 motor grader has not been solved PROBLEM WITH Blackwood Hodge feel there is no problem DIV 1 GRADER I I 2 �� COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH, 1989 Mr. Hastie moved a letter be sent directly to the Champion Factory, with a copy to Blackwood Hodge, indicating the M.D. is not satisfied with Blackwood Hodge' inability to locate and solve the vibration problem in the Division 1 Champion motor grader CARRIED The need for the M D to review its secondary road priority list was discussed as well as the road traffic counts It was noted council will be reviewing the secondary roads with Alberta Transportation on September 27th. Mr. Mueller moved this matter be tabled and the M.D. priority list be reviewed at the next meeting of council CARRIED The need to have Envirobind put on SR 575 and the Orkney road was discussed as well as whether it would be an economical thing to do this late in the season Mr Code noted he has two roads which will require some gravel before winter It was reported Oris Rodger has hired 4 trucks to haul chips this fall as the crew would not be able to get gravel on the M D roads and haul chips as well The meeting adjourned for dinner at 11 56 A.M Mr. Frank Wesseling and Mr Alex Cunningham entered the meeting at 1 00 P.M. Mr Mueller moved Item number 7 & 8 on the agenda be tabled until the next meeting of council CARRIED Mr Wesseling reviewed the following subdivisions with council 1 A & F Meding - SE 17- 33 -22 -4 - 9.4 acre isolation of existing farmstead Mr Hogg moved the M.D. recommend approval for this 9 4 acre subdivision subject to staff recommendation CARRIED 2. R James and T James - N E 4- 29 -21 -4 - 34 acres. Mr Boake moved the M D. recommend approval for the subdivision subject to 1, reduction of the parcel size to approximately 7 acres 2, provision of an easement from the various land owners involved in order to provide physical access to the proposed subdivision from the closest developed road allowance 3 the unoccupied house remainaing with the balance of the quarter section 4 other staff recommendations CARRIED SEC ROAD PRIORITIES ENVIROBIND ON SR 575 ETC DINNER TABLE ITEMS SUBDIVISIONS Mr Mueller moved Council meeting do now adjourn in order to ADJOURN hold the Development Appeal Board hearings and meeting scheduled for today CARRIED Mr. Code moved Council meeting do now reconvene CARRIED Time 2 50 P M Mr Cunningham noted PIC has filled in the illegal lagoon on their property and same has been levelled, but no grass seeded as yet Mr Jeffery noted the court hearing was adjourned until 3 RECONVENE PIC ILLEGLA LAGOON FILLED IN , COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 26TH, 1989 November 18th, 1989 Mr Welsh, M D solicitor, suggested council should pass a by -law authorizing levying costs on the tax roll for the quarter section concerned. Mr Code moved the office prepare the appropriate by -laws in order to levy the costs incurred by the M D in connection with this matter on the tax roll for the land involved and Mr Welsh be instructed to close his file at this time CARRIED The suggestion to amend the land use by -law in order to restrict spreading of manure in a 1500 foot radius around any rural residence was discussed. Mr Cunningham showed Council how much land would be unavilable for spreading if this amendment was pursued. Mr Hogg moved to accept and file as information at this time CARRIED PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO LAND USE BY -LAW Mr Jeffery reviewed the proposed high pressure pipeline HIGH PRESSURE crossing agreement drafted by Mr Welsh some time ago and PIPELINE also reviewed some proposed changes to the agreement ROAD He noted Mr Welsh has not yet commented on the proposed CROSSING AGREE changes Mr. Code moved the crossing agreement future high pressu required amendment M.D.legal counsel draft high pressure pipeline road be accepted by the M.D. and used for all re line road crossings subject to any being made to the agreement by the CARRIED Mr Jeffery review by -laws which are required in order for the M D to take clear title to three parcels of land offered for sale at the 1987 tax sale and not redeemed by the land owners Mr Hogg moved first reading to by -law number 1173, this being a by -law to take clear title to Part N.E. 25- 32 -27 -4 1 acre more or less, for the sum of $350 00 CARRIED Mr. Boake moved second reading to this by -law CARRIED Mr Mueller moved third reading be given to this by -law at this time CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr. Code moved third reading to this by -law CARRIED Mr Mueller moved first reading to by -law number 1174, this being a by -law to take clear title to Lots 9 to 11 in Block 8 Plan Sunnyslope 4761 E H , for the sum of $300 00 CARRIED Mr. Hastie moved second reading to this by -law CARRIED Mr. Boake moved third reading be given to this by -law at this time CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr Hogg moved third reading to this by -law. CARRIED Mr. Code moved first reading to by -law number 1175, this being a by -law to take clear title to Lots 35 to 38 in Block 7 Plan Swa 1 wel 1 5050 A K for the sum of $60000 CARRIED Mr Mueller moved second reading to this by -law CARRIED Mr Hastie moved third reading be given to this by -law at this time CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY 4 BY -LAWS NO 1173, 1174 & 1175 TAX RECOVERY PROPERTY Em ' COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH, 1989 Mr Boake moved third reading to this by -law. CARRIED Mr. Hogg noted he had arranged a gravel lease with Dan Maxwell on South half 11- 34 -23 -4 but Mr Maxwell asked for a royalty of 75 cents There was lengthy discussion regarding this matter. Mr. Hogg moved this matter be tabled and reviewed again at the first meeting of council in December CARRIED MAXWELL I PROPOSED GRAVEL LEASE Whether there is a need to apply Envi robi nd to SR 575 from ENVIROBIND Acme west to the boundary was discussed again ON SR 575 It was agreed no Envirobind be applied to the road as the crew will be working on the road again in the next little while Mr Jeffery reviewed a budget comparion report to September BUDGET 12th, 1989 COMPARISON Mr Code moved to accept and file as information. REPORT CARRIED Mr. Jeffery reported other problems are showing up with regard to the office - the roof is leaking in one spot and OFFICE the pipes for the plumbing are in bad shape RENOVATIONS Mr. Hoff moved a copy of the report prepared by the arthitect be given to each councillor for their consideration and the matter be discussed again at a later meeting of council CARRIED Mr. Jeffery reported a bill was received from the Drumheller DRUM FIRE Fire Department for a fire which started in Wheatland, DEPT jumped the railway tracks and burned off some pasture in the ACCOUNT M D The Drumheller fire department assisted with fighting the fire. Cost was $1040 00 The owner of the land in Wheatland where the fire started does have land in the M D as well ^4 Mr Mueller moved the account owing to the City of Drumheller be paid. CARRIED The August 29th A S B minutes were reviewed and discussed AS B MINUTES Mr Thomas will be issuing Bucks for Wildlife with another TOAD FLAX weed notice so they will do some more spraying in order to PROBLEMS try to control the toad flax infestation at the Bigelow Dam However the weed is spreading out and is becoming more and more of a problem It was suggested the M D should be paying the farmers to spray toad flax patches along the creek It was also suggested the M D should allow farmers free use of the M.D. sprayer to spray for toad flax Mr Hastie moved this meeting carry until 5 15 P M CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY There was more discussion on how the M D might be able to ��„�e 1 encourage the farmers to spray for toad flax Mr Code moved this meeting do now adjourn and the balance ADJOUR & of the agenda including the A.S.B. minutes be tabled until TABLE AGENDA the next meeting of council CARRIED Time 5 15 P.M. 5 eev Munici A 'n trator JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING THE PERIOD SEPTEMBER 12TH, 1989 TO SEPTEMBER 26TH, 1989 BALANCE FUNDS FORWARD $412.85 1 Keith Smith is sending two mechanics to an air brake trouble shooting school September 21st and two more on September 22nd No registration or meal cost. Employees will take M D vehicle as per policy 7 -2 Course is applicable to trucks, buggies, graders equipped with air brakes 2. Keith showing 8 hour video (obtained at no cost from Eskimo Refrigeration) on air conditioning to 4 mechanics at shop during slack periods 3 Need to change meeting dates in November due to convention Suggest first meeting be November 7th and 2nd meeting be w `� November 21st Have set appointment with OPEGA for November 21st subject to your confirmation dates are satisfactory. 4 Health Unit has advised M D can proceed with cement burning pit at Linden. Still need test results back before we can construct one at Torrington Alex will have a more detailed report for Council shortly 5. Office has agreed to allow the Linden Grade 5 & 6 Class (Herb Hiedebretch and about 16 students) to come to the M D office for a tour on October 11th Will take about half an hour to an hour. Will review what happens in an M D office - This is advance poll day - Will have John and perhaps Art available to review operation with them and give them a short talk 6. Mrs. Agnes Cooper thanked the M.D. for doing a terrific job of looking after and maintaining the Arthurville Cemetery. It looks beautiful She suggested M D (Lori Dawn) should go and have a look at the church and the cemetery BALANCE FORWARD CORRESPONDENCE $412.85 1 Letter from Alberta Public Health Advisory & Appeal Board - thanks for the hospitality extended to them during the June 28th tour of this area 2 Alta Planning Board granted Lloyd Denney a one year extention to complete his subdivision - NE 23- 29 -21 -4 3 Received the 1989 Ample Grant $142,585 00 from the Province 4. Received lease rental from Canadian Pioneer Energy Inc. on Huxley lots and cemetery - $10 00 5 Letter from National Citizens Coalition re Meech Lake Under existing legislation the Triple E Senate would not be alllowed 6 Alberta Careere Development forwarded Labour Force Statistics for August. 7 Received Fines from the Province $160 00 8 Regional Report from Albeta Recreation 9 Carbon & District Recreation Board Minutes August 14th meeting - Agenda for September 11th meeting 10 Received Account from Don Stewart Architect ltd for $500 00 as agreed upon Report from Building Commiteee forthcoming shortly? 11 Report from Marigold 12. Minutes Drumheller Solid Waste Association- August 17/89 13 Alta Municipal Financing Corporation interest rates 14 School Division Minutes - August 25th, 1989 BJUILDING PERMITS 1 Kevin & Arnold Franke - SE 9- 33 -22 -4 - Single Wide Mobile $60 ,000 2 Leo Isaac - NE 17- 30 -25 -4 - double wide mobile to replace existing mobile - $58,000 3 Jim McLean SW 28- 31 -22 -4 - Storage Shed $8200 1 JOHN C. JEFFERY REPORT COVERING THE PERIOD SEPTEMBER 12TH, 1989 TO SEPTEMBER 261H 1989 4 Ken Jespersen - Pt SW 16- 31 -25 -4 - Garage $4500. 5. Alfred Kinsey - SE 28- 32 -25 -4 - Porch additon - $7000. 6 Ray Cannings - NE 31- 29 -22 -4 - deck enclosure $15,000 7 Ralph Belt - Pt NE 1- 31 -24 -4 - Storage Shed $3000 8 Tony Bazuta - SW 18- 31 -25 -4 - Garage $7000. 9. Dale Seiler - Parcel A Plan 4203J K NW 31- 30 -25 -4 Dwelling to rereplace mobile $40,000 M EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22ND, 1989 The Executive Committee of Otto Hoff and Harold Mueller and Jean Wilkinson met on Friday, September 22nd, 1989 commencing at 9 00 A M The following items were reviewed 1. Oris Rodger entered the meeting and advised the Executive Committee he has hired 4 trucks to haul chips for the 8 miles of road in Division 6. He noted the crew could not haul the chips as well as spreading gravel on the roads Executive Committee recommend the hiring of 4 trucks be approved Mr Rodger left the meeting 2. Mr Jeffery had prepared an estimate of monies which will be available for investment at the end of September and how he anticipated investing same. �eA 1� He felt there would be $3 500 000, available for investment andfl N K the funds will be invested for terms of 30 days up to 230 days and should provide a reasonable cash flow for the M.D. for the next 6 to 8 months. Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information 3. The executive of the CAAMD & C asked that all municipalities prepare and bring a resolution regarding the inadequate funding for Resource Road Grants to the Fall General Meeting of the Association in order that a combined resolution could be drafted and presented to the Province 6K Executive Committee recommend the M D not prepare a resolution at this time as there is only so much money available from the •. Province for road up- grading. _ 4. Alberta Provincial Senior Citizens Advisory Council have forwarded a questionnaire asking what kind of educational programs on aging are available in our area for seniors Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information 5 National Farmers Union have forwarded a questionnaire which they would like all municipalities to complete They wish to know how many acres in the M.D. are owned by F C C , A.D.C., trst companies, banks, etc This information will be used along with other information to try and formulate some kind of policy propopsal to present to the government about the farming crisis, farm family ownership and control structure Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information. 6 Alberta Bridge Branch will be undertaking an inspection of all multiple span bridges in the M D - estimated to he 36 bridges Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information 7 Peter Elzinga, Minister of Economic Development advises his department has prepared Communities on the Grow a series of seven a easy to read booklets ranging in topic from starting an economic development organization to marketing your community These are available through the Regional Offices of Alberta Economic Development and Trade. } Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information 8 The Development Appeal Board of the M D of Starland has 1 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22ND. 1989 forwarded a copy of the board order issued in connection with an illegal development of cabins on Pt S E 26- 29 -21 -4 in the M D of Starland and the stop work orders issued by the M D The land is immediately across the river from the M D of Kneehill The decision was to uphold the stop work order and allow the owners time to either remove the developments or apply for an amendment to the M D land use by -law Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information. 9 County of Mountain View has written advising they will not be developing any formal plans for a land fill site on SE 36- 32 -27 -4 (in the M D. of Kneehill area) until such time as the hydrogeological report is received from Alberta Environment They will contact the M D regarding this report and their plans at a later date Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information 10 The Town of Trochu has forward a copy of a development permit which they have approved and issued for the tire derived fuel plant and greenhouse operation in Trochu. The land is located to the south of the fairgrounds in Trochu and the company which will operate the plant is called Pacific Integrated Waste Systems Only Conditions of approval put on the permit is operation of all uses shall comply with the environmental and public health performance standards of the Provincial Government The Town has also forwarded a letter regarding the M D decision not to sign the option agreement. The company will be providing a roll off box at the collection sites and the tires will be stored in them. They would urge the M D review the option agreement again and sign it The Town is also planning a public meeting for September 28th 1989 (after the date for appeals against the permit has passed) so for the public can hear from the developers what the plant is about The Town would like all councillors to attend this meeting Executive Committee recommend the M.D. sign the option agreement �v\ --�D A-c on condition there is no costs incurred by the M D for the storage of the tires or pick up of same, and all councillors attend the meeting if possible 11. The Big Country Tourist Association has forwarded an invitation to attend their 19th Annual General Meeting in Strathmore, Alberta on October 14th They forwarded two tickets for same The Association also advises they are looking at a major re- structure of their organization and would request the M D not i appoint a director to the board until receiving further V4 -k ` information after the annual meeting has been held r Executive Committee recommend Mr Mueller attend the annual meeting on behalf of the M D and the matter of appointment of a director to the board be held in abeyance pending receipt of further information from the Association. 12 Mr Jeffery obtained a verbal report from Mr Welsh about (1 several legal matters including A D C & Potter, Levi Boese, PIC, Meston Development and also Meston Expropriation. Copy of the report is available in the office - nothing really resolved as yet on any of the files, but working on the Meston expropriation matter and PIC court case Mr Jeffery is corresponding with Transportation regarding the amount of land required if all land is purchased on the east side of the road Executive Committee recomend to accept and file 2 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22ND 1989 The application of 1 1/2 inch gravel to the road between two bridges (Albrecht Bridge Project) was discussed. Executive Committee recommend this action be approved. The Executive Committee then adjourn - 10 58 A M U M Jean Wilkins n, Assi t Administrator is • ,/) �v ACCOUNTS PAYABLE SEPTEMBER 26, 1989 HANDWRITTENS 9889 Browns Farms (Acme) 656 03 Backsloping /borrow pit 9890 Taylor, Art 1,667 98 Backsloping /Borrow pit 9891 M D. of Kneehill(Payroll) 47,575 35 Sept. Salary FCSS 9892 *A G T FCSS 42 68 Accounts REGULAR 9893 Acklands Ltd 440.47 August Statement 9894 A G T Concrete Contractors 1,013 71 Accounts 9895 Alberta One Call Location 9 50 Notifications 9896 Alberta Power 367 50 Accounts 9897 Bearden Engineering 4,700.00 Carbon Shop 9898 Bill Horn Electric 477 75 Carbon Shop 9899 Bishop, James 25 00 Nomination Deposit 9900 Boake, Robert E 25 00 Nomination Deposit 9901 Bomega Metals 320.20 9920 Inventory 9902 Bonertz Mat 70 00 Programming 9903 Border Paving 9904 C .W N G Concrete Contractors 9905 Capital Printers 9906 Carbon Valley Motors 9907 Century Sales 2,363 08 Machine Repair 14 60 Accounts 5 .00 Ads 35 00 Fuel - Carbon Fire Dept 194 25 Supplies 9908 Code Finlay 25.00 Nomination Deposit 9909 Concrete Contractors 11,415 50 Install concrete Collar 9910 Crossroads Agri Soc 1,000 00 Rec. Grant 9911 D. Butters Holdings 206 80 Supplies, Tools 9912 Davies Electric 123.14 Repairs Supplies 9913 DC Stewawrt Architect 500 00 Office 9914 Drumheller Hospital 11,224 48 1989 Requisition 9915 Dunay, Edward 130 00 Seminar 9916 Edmonton Ford New Holland 105.14 Inventory 9917 Ehrmann, Emma 25 00 Nomination Deposit 9918 Elsro Asphalt Ltd 198 00 Road Materials 9919 Esso Petroleum Canada 2,676 98 August Statement 9920 Federated Co- operatives 40,360 15 August Statement 9921 Fountain Tire 87 00 August Statement 9922 Franklin Supply 81 66 Repairs 9923 Frere, Michelle 25 00 Nomination Deposit 9924 Hannah, Eileen 25.00 Nomination Deposit 9925 Hi -Way 9 Express 266 20 Freight 9926 Hoff, Otto 25 00 Nomination Deposit 9927 Hogg, Henry Lawrence 25 00 Nomination Deposit 9928 Hydrogeological Consultants 1,803 92 Keivers Lake 9929 Jeffery J.0 237 76 Expenses- Seminar 9930 Jubilee Insurance 56,556 01 Insurance policies 9931 Koch Materials Company 12 507 56 Road Materials 9932 Land Titles Office 64 00 Service Requests 9933 Leinweber, Jean 25.00 Nomination Deposit 9934 Loomis Courier 65.58 Freight 9935 Marz, Richard A 25 00 Nomination Deposit 9936 Motor Technical Manuals 209 00 Supplies 9937 Mueller Harold W 25 00 Nomination Deposit 9938 Olds General & Auxiliary 6,559 80 1989 Requistion 9939 Oliver Industrial 197.64 Inventory 9940 Page Farm Fuels 35 90 Supplies 9941 Pauls, Larry 25 00 Nomination Deposit 9942 Purolator Courier 19.22 Freight 9943 Radio Com Products 1,597 50 Radio supplies 9944 Rainbow Courier 126 80 Freight 9945 Red Deer Advocate 81 20 Advertising 9946 Safety Supply Canada 28.50 Supplies D • I' I� ACCOUNTS PAYABLE SEPTEMBER 26, 1989 9947 Select Printing 26 00 Paper 9948 Smith Repair 70 00 Repairs 9949 Superior Emergency Equipment 2,829 70 Carbon Fire Dept 9950 Tall - Taylor Publishing 31.92 Advertising 9951 TCM Equipment 105 90 Inventory 9952 Three Hills Foodarama 256 22 Janitor supplies etc 9953 Three HIii Hospital 28,080.53 1989 Requisition 9954 Three Hills Glass 199 00 Repairs 9955 Three Hills Huxley Summerhawk 225 00 Provincial Baseball 9956 Three Hills School Div 201 30 Fuel for Carbon 9957 Torchinsky Engineering 9,474.10 Supplies, Engineering 9958 Triple Seven Fuels 9 00 Trochu Fire Dept 9959 Trochu Bumper to Bumper 128 80 Inventory, Supplies 9960 Trochu Hospital 11,174.27 1989 Requisition 9961 Union Tractor 967 19 August Statement 9962 Village of Acme 321 25 Public Transportation 9963 Voytechek, John & Linda 535 00 Janitor Service 263,353 72 e,-V,