HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-10-30 Council MinutesORGANIZATIONAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE M D KNEEHILL
MONDAY. OCTOBER 30TH 1989
1 Call to order by Administrator
Completion of Oath of Office by all councillors
Give out Now That you've Been Elected handbook
and Private and Public Interest booklet
2. Administrator call for nominations for Reeve for ensuing year
Election of Reeve (if necessary)
Completion of Oath of Office
3 Reeve call for Nominations for Deputy Reeve for ensuing
year
Election of Deputy Reeve (if necessary)
Completion of Oath of Office
4 Approval of Agenda for Organizational Meeting
5. Set date for regular meetings of Council
Pass resolution re M D banking for 89/90 year
Photograph taken of new council?
Set up committees for 1989/90 year
and appoint members to the Trochu and Drumheller Hospitall
Board
Review various letters received re committee meetings
-Big Country Tourist Association
Drumheller Health Unit
D T S Building Administration Society
Letters from Palliser Regional Planning Commission
6 . Review policies re remuneration of councillors
per diem, meals, mileage etc
7 Adjournment
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ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OCTOBER 30TH 1989
The organizational meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill
Number 48 was called to order by the administrator, John Jeffery
on Tuesday, October 30th, 1989 at 9 00 A M
The following were present for the meeting
Councillors
J Finlay Code
Otto Hoff
Robert E Boake
Richard A Marz
Harold Mueller
Richard M. Vickery
Lawrence Hogg
Division 1
Division 2
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
Each councillor was sworn in by Mr Jeffery
Mr Jeffry then called for nominations for Reeve for the ensuing
year.
Mr Code nominated Otto Hoff.
Mr Jeffery called for nominations for Reeve a second and a third
time.
As no further nominations were forthcoming Mr Jeffery declared
Otto Hoff elected by acclamation as Reeve for the ensusing year
Mr Hoff was sworn in as Reeve and took charge of the meeting
Reeve Hoff called for nominations for Deputy Reeve
Mr Mueller nominated R A Marz.
Reeve Hoff called for nominations for deputy reeve a second and a
third time
As no further nominations were forthcoming he declared R A Marz
elected by acclamation as deputy reeve for the ensuing year
Mr Marz was sworn in as Deputy Reeve
Mr. Boake moved approval of the agenda for the organizational
meeting of council
CARRIED
There was discussion regarding the dates for holding regular
meetings of council and whether the meetings could be changed to
a different day
Mr. Code moved the regular meetings of council be held on the (�a� '� orc {e f
second and fourth Tuesdays of each month
CARRIED
Mr Boake moved the M.D. of Kneehill continue banking with the
Alberta Treasury Branch, Three Hills, Alberta and signing
authority for the general account be one of the Reeve or Deputy
Reeve with one of the Municipal Administrator or Assistant
Administrator, and further moved the Municipal Administrator or
Assistant Administrator be given authority to sign the M.D.
payroll cheques
CARRIED
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ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OCTOBER 30TH, 1989
Mr. Marz moved the office set up a suitable date with a local A-0 photographer to have a photograph taken of the new council h s
CARRIED
Mr. Code moved appointments to the Alberta Surface Rights
Reclamation Committee be tabled until the next meeting of Council
so further information regarding the work of the committee can be
obtained for information of council.
CARRIED
Mr. Code moved the following be the committees for the 1989/90
year
1 Kneehill Ambulance Committee
R A Marz
2. Palliser Regional Planning Commission
Otto Hoff
Harold Mueller - alternate
3 Parks & Cemeteries
Otto Hoff
Richard M. Vickery
Lawrence Hogg
Art Thomas
4 Drumheller Health Unit
J Finlay Code
5. Employee and Safety Committee
Robert E Boake
J Finlay Code
Lawrence Hogg
6 Recreation Board
Acme - Linden - Robert E. Boake
R A Marz - alternate
Torrington - Richard M Vickery
- R A Marz - alternate
Three Hills - Harold Mueller
- Otto Hoff, alternate
Trochu - Lawrence Hogg
- Richard M Vickery, alternate
Carbon - Otto Hoff ko
- J Finlay Code - alternate
Drumheller - Representative from Orkney Committee
Association will be named at the next
meeting of Council
7 Road Committee
Richard A Marz
Harold Mueller
Robert E. Boake and Richard M Vickery - alternates
8 Finance Committee
Otto Hoff
J. Finlay Code
Richard M. Vickery
R A Maraz - alternate
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ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OCTOBER 30TH, 1989
9 Fire Committee and Fire Capital Purchase Committee
Lawrence Hogg
Robert E Boake
Finlay Code
Richard M. Vickery - alternate
In connection with purchase of fire capital items up to two
councillors from the urban center involved will be requested
to be part of the committee
10 Golden Hills Lodge
Harold Mueller
11 Alberta Disaster Services Committee
Reeve, Deputy Reeve and Municipal Administrator
Otto Hoff, Richard A Marz and J C Jeffery
12 Fence, Backsloping & Borrow Pit Agreements
Local Councillor
Foreman of the Crew
13 Seed Cleaning Plants
Rosebud - J Finlay Code
KIBA Robert E Boake
Three Hills Harold Mueller & R A Marz
14 Three Hills School Division
Harold Mueller
Richard M Vickery, Lawrence Hogg or Robert E Boake
Alternates
15 Executive Central Association of Muncipal Districts
and Counties
Reeve or Deputy Reeve - Otto Hoff or R. A. Marz
16 Alberta Development Corporation
Otto Hoff
17 Drumheller & District solid Waste Association
Robert E Boake
J Finlay Code - alternate
18. Further Education Co- Ordination Council
Richard M Vickery
R A Marz - alternate
19 Agricultural Service Board
Lawrence Hogg, Council Member and Board Chairman P ��
Richard M. Vickery, Council Member �a
Tim Kubenic Ratepayer Member
Paul Andrew, Ratepayer Member
One representative from District Agriculturist's Office
Art Thomas, Ag Fieldman
Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Secretary
20 Three Hills Airport Commission
Harold Mueller 441
R A Marz
J C Jeffery (or his designate)
21. Prairie Association of Water Management
J Finlay Code
22 Big Country Tourist Association
Harold Mueller
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ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OCTOBER 30TH, 1989
23 Capital Review Committee
Lawrence Hogg
Harold Mueller
Richard M Vickery
Oris Rodger, Public Works Superintendent
24 Executive Committee
Reeve and Deputy Reeve
(Otto Hoff and R A Marz)
Alternate Any other member of council
Must always be two members on committee JQ GR<
25 Alberta Environment - Surface Reclamation Board o�
Members will be appointed at the next meeting of
Council
26 Municipal Statutes Review Committee
Robert E Boake
J Finlay Code
27. M.D. Representatives on F C S S Boards
Steering Committee
Otto Hoff
Harold Mueller
R.A. Marz - alternate
Northern Zone Committee
Lawrence Hogg
R M Vickery
Central Zone Committee
R. A. Marz
Harold Mueller
Southern Zone Committee
Robert E Boake
J Finlay Code
28 Municipal Planning Commission
One Year Term
Otto Hoff
Harold Mueller
One Member at Large to be appointed later by Council
Secretary - to be appointed later by Council
29 Drumheller Health Unit - D T S. Society
Harold Mueller
30. Tourism Committee
J Finlay Code
Harold Mueller
and further moved that Edwin Heer, George Lemays and Norman
Hoppins be appointed as members at large to represent the M D of
Kneehill on the Trochu and District General Hospital Board and J
Finlay Code be appointed as representative to the Drumheller
Hospital Board to represent Ward 2
CARRIED
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Mr Jeffery reviewed letters received from the Big Country
Tourism Associatio, Drumheller Health Unit and Palliser Regional
Planning Commission
There was discussion about the office building committee and it
was agreed Mr Boake would replace Mr Hastie on this committee
and also agreed Mr Vickery would replace Mr Hastie on the
procedurial by -law committee
There was lengthy discussion regarding council policies including
council per diem, meal rate and mileage
It would suggested there should be a survey taken of the
municipal districts and counties belonging to the CAAMD & C to
determine what is an average rate of pay for councillors in that
zone
Mr Mueller moved there be no change made to Policy 3 -9 for the
ensuing year
MOTION WAS LOST
Mr. Hogg moved Mr. Jeffery undertake a survey of all member la�le�
muncipalities of the CAAMD & C to determine what is an average
councillor's rate of pay for that zone
CARRIED
Mr. Hogg moved the organizational meeting of Council do now
adjourn
CARRIED
Time 11 30 A M
Reeve
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AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 3Oth,1989
6. Approval of Agenda
APPOINTMENTS
nil
PRIORITY ITEMS
nil
ITEMS TABLED FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
7. Review 1990 road program, hire surveyor and engineer etc.
8. Review requirements of National Safety Code
New Policy required
9 Review memo from Keith Smith re P -3 - Motor Grader
10 Letter from AAMD & C re culvert tender
11 Report re P -1 and the vibration problem
12 Review shop renovation report
Offer from George Weich re his land and shop
13. Review claim submitted by Huxley Colony - loss of honey
14 Review bids submitted for Schmautz Pit land
15 Road Tour - October 18th, 1989
16 Benkleman Beam Test results
17 Stock Pile agreement - George Van Doren
18. Request from George Van Doren - re relaxation for water
19 Review agreement arranged with R A Marz SW 15- 32 -25 -4
20 Request for culvert from Allen Anderson - report from L
21 Request for culvert -B Woods - report from Finlay Code
22 Disposal of Waste Material at J. Lowen Pit
23. Pass by -law re 1990 assessment roll
24 Information re Smart Fax Machines
25 Review need for 1989 donation by -law
26 Review plans for office renovations
TRANSPORTATION ITEMS
27 Report re SR 587 Project from Road Committee
Review and approve backsloping borrow pit agreements
Review request for move of an approach on SR 587
28 Review secondary road approach policy
29. Letter from Palliser re 1990 secondary road meeting
30. Letter from Alberta Transportaton re SR 806
GENERAL ITEMS
line
Hogg
31 Letter from Alberta Wildlife re 1989 hunting season
32. Letter from PAWM re preliminary report on the Three Hills
Creek water quality
33 Set up committee to purchase retirement gift for Bruce
Hastie - review policy re long service awards, etc.
34 Report received from Alwin Anhorn - furnace stolen
from shack at Torrington
PLANNING MATTERS
35 Letter from Municipal Affairs re
Section 29 1
DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD MEETING
nil
DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD HEARINGS
nil
A S B ITEMS
nil
DISCUSSION ITEMS
Committee Reports
LATE ITEMS
Subdivision Regulation
36 Advise from Drumheller Economic Development Corporation
re Informational meeting on Hovercraft Tour Business
Tuesday Evening October 31st, 1989.
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COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 30TH, 1989
A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill Number
48 was held on Tuesday, October 30th, 1989, commencing at 11 30
A M following completion of the organizational meeting of the
Council
The following were present for the meeting
PRESENT
Reeve
Otto Hoff Division 2
Councillors
J Finlay Code
Division
1
Robert E Boake
Division
3
Richard A Marz
Division
4
Harold Mueller
Division
5
Richard M. Vickery
Division
6
Lawrence Hogg
Division
7
J C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator
Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator was present and
recorded the minutes.
Reeve Hoff called the meeting to order
DISCUSS
Mr Marz moved that Item number 27 on the agenda be discussed ITEM - #27
immediately after dinner.
CARRIED
Requests were made to add the following items to the agenda ADD TO
37 October 24th council minutes AGENDA
38 Review Policy 13 -7
39. Up -date on T. James Subdivision
The meeting adjourned for dinner at this time - 11 37 A M DINNER
The meeting reconvened at 2 15 P M after the entire council had
reviewed SR 587 road project.
SR 587
Mr. Vickery moved he be excused from voting and discussing the PROJECT
report regarding SR 587 road project as he is personally
involved
CARRIED
Mr Vickery left the meeting at this time. VICKERY
OUT
Mr. Marz moved council go into a committee as a whole
CARRIED COMMITTEE
AS A WHOLE
Mr Marz moved the council meeting do now reconvene, the
committee meeting having been completed RECONVENE
CARRIED COUNCIL
Mr. Vickery returned to the meeting at this time VICKERY IN
There was discussion with Mr Vickery regarding
1 Possible conflict of interest when a person is a councillor DISCUSSIONS
as well as a land owner or a person acting on behalf of a land WITH VICKERY
owner RE SR 587
2 The fact that a councillor does not have any authority to
make decisions on his own, even through he (Mr Vickery) was not C °Y
a councillor at the time a report was made of the incident �vl(
involving the SR 587 road project
Mr Hoff noted that the committee as a whole had recommended the S�
M D not pay backsloping /borrow pit and general land damages for \�
2 acres of land on the N W 9 - 34 -25 -4 as a result of the benefit
gained by the land as a result of the SR 587 road project
Mr Vickery noted he had not given any orders to anyone about the
road project, but he was consulted by the surveyor from
Torchinsky Consulting and the road crew foreman with regard to
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his father's land - N W 9- 34 -25 -4
They discussed the fact it would cost money to bring in a backhoe
and to extend the pipe and construct a berm and a suggestion was
made that perhaps it might be easier and cheaper to fill in the
slough,
He had told them to do whatever they felt was appropriate
Mr Mueller then move
paid compensation for
land damages on the N
and further moved the
as information
d that Mr and Mrs Richard W Vickery be BACKSLOPING BORROW
backsloping and borrow pits and general PIT AGREEMENTS
W 9- 34 -25 -4 as per existing M D policy R W VIEMENT
road committee report be accepted and filed
Mr Vickery moved he be excused from voting on the above motion
due to his personal involvement.
CARRIED
MOTION WAS CARRIED
Mr. Jeffery reviewed with council the other backsloping,borrow OTHER
pit agreements arranged for the SR 587 road project as a number AGREEMENTS
of the agreements appear to be over policy. ON SR 587
Mr. Code moved the agreement with Mr Dwayne Smith on the N W 8- ROAD PROJECT
34 -25 -4 be approved on condition Mr Smith be charged $400 00 for
the time spent filling the sileage pit on his land, as this work
exceeded M D policy
CARRIED
Mr. Marz moved the M.D. agree to strip and stockpile separately
the black and brown dirt on any borrow pit area required for SR
587, and also to undertake separate ripping of the brown and
black dirt during reclamation of any borrow pit area on this
project
CARRIED
Mr Hogg moved the agreement with Fred Radomske of Mirror on N E
7- 34 -25 -4 be approved on condition the land owner is willing to
burn the grain bin he wishes disposed of, and the M D will then
bury any residue
CARRIED
Mr Marz moved approval of the agreement as arranged with Ken
Hoppins on S E 14- 34 -25 -4
CARRIED
Mr Code left the meeting at this time - 4 30 P M
Mr Boake moved the agreement arranged with Hoppins Farms on the
North half of 12- 34 -25 -4 be approved on condition the land owners
agree to burn the old grain bin they wish disposed of and the
M.D. will then bury any residue, and they agree the amount of
backsloping to be done will be only as required by the engineers
CARRIED
Mr Hogg moved approval of the agreement arranged with Hoppins
Farms on the N W 11- 34 -25 -4 on condition the landowner agrees to
provide one spool of barb wire for the fence replacement
CARRIED
Mr Vickery moved approval of the agreement as arranged with
Norman and Mildred Hoppins on the N.E. 11- 34 -25 -4.
CARRIED
Mr Vickery moved approval of the agreements arranged with Mr
and Mrs. Walter Tetz on the S.E. 15, S.W. 15 and S.W 14- 34 -25 -4
on condition the owner is willing to accept fence replacement as
per existing M D policy
CARRIED
The bids received for leasing the Schmautz Pit farm land were BIDS FOR
then opened. SCHMAUTZ
PIT L,TM
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Bids were received from
1 Ian Kilgour $3600 00 plus taxes
2. Mel Charlton $3851.00 including taxes
3 Ralph Kientz $4550 00 plus taxes r"
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Mr Mueller moved the bid submitted by Ralph Kientz be accepted
and the land be leased to Mr. Kientz for a three year term
CARRIED 0C
Mr Marz moved he be excused from discussions and voting on the
next item as he is personally involved
CARRIED `--
Mr Jeffery reviewed the ditch cleaning agreement arranged with DITCH
Mr and Mrs Marz on SW 15- 32 -25 -4 and noted there would be no CLEANING
compensation payable to the land owners The agreement is AGREEMENT
required in connection with the Stickel blade grade project. WITH R A
MARZ
Mr Boake moved the M D accept the agreement entered into with
Mr and Mrs Richard Marz
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery noted the Province has granted the M.D. the right to BY -LAW
use the 1989 assessment roll with the appropriate annual changes NO 1177
for assessment and taxation purposes in 1990 ASSESSMENT
ROLL
Mr. Boake moved first reading to by -law number 1177, this being a FOR 1990
by -law to authorize the assessor to use the 1989 assessment roll
with annual changes for assessment and taxation purposes for the
year 1990
CARRIED
Mr. Hogg moved second reading to this by -law.
CARRIED
Mr Mueller moved that third reading be given to this by -law at 6'J-6w
this time
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY krn e-
Mr Marz moved third reading to this by -law
CARRIED
Mr. Jeffery reviewed policy 3 -10 concerning retiring councillors
and noted a committee of R A Marz and Lawrence Hogg had POLICY
volunteered to select an appropriate retirement gift for Mr 3 -10
H a s t i e COUNCIL
PAY
Policy 3 -10a was also reviewed
Mr. Marz moved Policy 3 -10a be amended to state that any
retiring councillor is to receive a wooden long service award
o�. s
plaque suitably engraved, regardless of the number of years of P LONG
service as a councillor, and further moved he and Mr Hogg be SERVICE
authorized to select an appropriate retirement gift for Mr POLICY
Hastie, in accordance with the terms of Policy 3 -10 A gp� %0'1' P, Per
CARRIED Ov-c. Coc Rruce.
Mr Hogg
discussed with council the request he received from
CULVERT
Allen Anderson
for the M D. to bury a
culvert in his road
ALLEN
approach
which accesses on to Highway
21 from the N E 29 -34 -23
ANDERSON
Mr Anderson
received permission from
Alberta Transportation to
install a
second approach and provided
him with the culvert
G pis
-t- o
Mr Marz
moved the M.D. agree to bury
the culvert for Mr
P
Anderson
and the approach be gravelled
as per M D policy
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery noted the Drumheller Economic Development Association DRUM
advised there will be an informational meeting on Tuesday, ECON
October 31st 1989 to provide information to interested persons DEV
regarding a proposed business which will be operating from MEETING
Drumheller �-
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The plans are to use a hovercraft and conduct tours up and down
the Red Deer River
Mr Mueller moved to accept and file as information
CARRIED
Mr. Jeffery reported someone stole the furnace from the trailer REVIEW
at the Torrington Rubble Pit site STATE
He also noted the trailer is in very bad shape and really not OF
very suitable TRAILERS
AT
Mr. Boake moved the Capital Committee inspect the three trailers RUBBLE
at the Torrington Rubble Pit, the Linden Rubble Pit and the Three PITS
Hills Transfer Site, determine a price for some reasonable kind
of replacement trailer for all three site and report back to A�`�e`�
council. /
CARRIED
Mr Mueller moved this meeting carry on until 5 15 P M
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
Mr. Mueller noted there is an error in the October 24th council APPROVAL
meeting minutes OCT
The motion regarding the landscaping work done for the Three 24
Hills Seed Plant is incorrect and should read the plant NOT BE METING
charged for this work. MINUTES
Mr Boake moved the minutes of the October 24th meeting of
council be approved subject to correction of the motion regarding <"
the landscaping work done for the Three Hills Seed Plant so the V\NwA-res
motion reads the plant not be charged for the two days work. cerrhtrd
CARRIED
There was discussion regarding the intent of Policy 13 -7 - sale POLICY
of gravel to a ratepayer The policy reads as if gravel may not 13 -7
be sold to ratepayers except during the two annual gravel days. SALE
It was agreed this was not the intention and ratepayers could OF GRAVEL
still purchase gravel from a stock pile or a pit as long as M D
equipment was there and could load the gravel PGI�
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Mr Marz moved this meeting do now adjourn.
CARRIED ADJOURN
Time 5 15 P M
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ROAD COMMITTEE MEETING THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26TH, 1989
At the request of Bruce Hastie, Otto Hoff, Lawrence Hogg, R. A.
Marz, Oris Rodger and Jean Wilkinson meet with Mr Hastie and
reviewed the SR 587 project on Thursday, October 26th, 1989
commecing at 11 00 A.M.
Colin Stroeder from Torchinsky and Jerry Soltze foreman of
Sheltco Construction were also present
Mr Hastie had raised concerns about certain things which were
being done on the project
He had been advised that Rick Vickery had requested the
contractor do some work on land which is owned by Mr Richard W
Vickery.
It appears Colin Stroeder was not present on the job site over
the weekend
JOSH who works for Torchinsky was in charge while Colin was away
The committee asked Colin why a slough had been filled on Mr
Vickery's land, the number of hours it had taken for the
contractor to do this work and if it was required as part of the
prod ect
The committee also asked who had directed the contractor to do
this work
Mr Soletze indicated Rick Vickery had discussed with him how
best to do this work, and had advised him he was the councillor
for that area now
Colin noted it was perhaps easier to fill the slough and it had
taken 4 hours with a 627 buggy and 4 hours with an 850 cat to
fill the slough but doing this work did save hours and cost.
If the slough had not been filled in it would have been necessary
to extend the culvert out, build a berm around the slough and
bring a backhoe in to do the work in the slough area It would
seem filling the slough is the better and easier solution even
though it took some time.
Colin and Mr Soletze were advised Mr Vickery is not yet a
councillor and even if he was he has no authority to direct that
things be done which are over policy unless it has been
authorized by council.
Mr Soletze noted there are times when it is necessary to discuss
a project which someone who has some authority
It was noted the engineer is basically in charge when the fob is
fully engineered.
Mr Soletze indicated a representative from Torchinsky was
present
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It was suggested that draining water from a slough area is not
allowed without the consent of Alberta Water Resources
Colin noted the culvert was not open and it is an equalizer pipe
only
Colin also indicated
At the slough location there was a 2 -1 slope before and right now
there is still only a 4 to 1 slope
It is hard to separate the number of hours from the work which
would have been required to construct a berm around the slough
etc
Filling the slough eliminated the need for the pipe extension
They felt there was about $748 00 incurred for the 8 hours work
However if the slough was not filled in it would have cost money
for the extra pipe, rent for a backhoe and work on the berm.
In answer to a question as to whether he felt intimidated by
councillors coming to projects Colin noted that landowners do
expect to get some extras on most jobs and they try to accomodate
the land owner if possible
He noted that draining the small slough on the south side of the
road was a definite benefit to Mr Vickery but they did need the
dirt for the road.
He also noted it would make a very difficult working situation if
he had to see written direction from council for any small extras
which were requested
Mr. Rodger indicated he was not involved in the project except
for getting the fences removed as required
It was noted dirt was taken from a hill on Mr Vickery's land and
it will also benefit him as he will now be able to farm the land.
However again the M D needed dirt for the road
It was suggested asking to have a number of extra fobs done
during a road project costs the M D money and there is a problem
within council regarding this practice.
Colin noted Rick asked him yesterday to have the contractor move
an approach for Dwayne Smith and himself on the quarter line
between the N E 4 and N W 8 This would be a shared approach
and used by the two land owners and would eliminate one approach
on a secondary road The sight distance for the joint approach
site is approximately 1000 feet plus
Colin also noted Garnet Tetz asked to have some trees knocked
down and buried and a dugout constructed in a slough area on his
father's land Again he noted they could use the dirt but it
would take about 1 to 2 hours to bury the trees.
There was discussion about M.D policy regarding road approaches
on secondary roads
It was noted there is a dry approach on Mr Dwayne Smith's land -
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ROAD COMMITTEE MEETING THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26TH, 1989
However this joint approach would require a culvert
It was also noted Rick Vickery already had an approach on his
quarter further to the east and it could not be removed as it is
a ditch blocker
Review of the location where they would like the joint approach
indicated there is adequate site distance, but because it is over
policy it would have to be reviewed by council
Committee then reviewed the old sileage pit filled for Mr Dwayne
Smith on N W 8
The pit was located 112 a kilometer off the road and was totally
irrelevant to the road construction project It took 28 loads of
dirt to fill it and likely took at least 2 to 3 hours.
Mr Hastie felt that squeezing the mud from the slough area on
Mr Vickery's land was not necessary and this took quite some
time.
The slough area was about half an acre and the levelled area is
now about 2 acres in size
It was also noted the culvert end on Richard Vickery's side is
covered over now the slough is filled in
A berm had been constructed by Ken Thompson some years ago on one
side of the road and the culvert extended at that time
With regard to the slough on the north side of the road some dirt
will be removed from the area to the north east of the slough and
the area lowered and levelled in order to allow the water from
the slough to drain into a dugout on Vickery's if the level of
the water comes up high enough.
The committee then reviewed requests made by Walter Tetz
Colin noted the hill to the east of the slough area,(where the
trees are), will be used to get dirt for the road and if the
slough was drained and the trees removed the area could be
landscaped and the area could be farmed
It was a trade off in order to get the dirt from the hill area
East of Mr Walter Tetz's house in a low area Mr Walter Tetz and
Mr Hoppins would like dugouts
The dugout area on the north side of the road would be behind
trees but the setback from the road may not be adequate. This
dugout would not need to be very large
The one on the south side for Hoppins would be back from the road
and the dugout likely would be a good size
It was noted berms would be required for the fences through the
low area.
It was agreed by the four councillors present that the dugouts on
the south side on Hoppins land would be okay and the dugout on
the north would be okay as long as the setback from the road was
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adequate.
It was suggested Mr Tetz and Mr Hoppins should apply for the
necessary development permits and Mr Cunningham review the
setback requirements with them and Colin Stroeder
The four councillors also agreed the request to bury trees on Mr.
Tetz land was a reasonable trade off for getting dirt from his
land
It was also agreed and Colin was advised that the road approach
move should not be done by the contractor and the M D will look
into this request and do the work later if necessary
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