HomeMy WebLinkAbout1990-06-26 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 26TH, 1990
1
Approval
of Agenda
M.
2
Approval
of Council
Meeting minutes - June 12th, 1990
3.
Approval
of Accounts
presented for payment today
4
J. C. Jeffery
report
- June 13th to June 26th, 1990
5
Executive
Committee
Report - Monday, June 25th, 1990
APPOINTMENTS
10
00
A
M.
- Oris Rodger
10
30
A
M
- Al Gehring Trochu Golf Course
3
00
P
M
- Public Hearing - Tourism Action Plan - See Item No.
3
45
P
M
- Len Andrews - Road Access Problem - see Item 18a
4
00
P
M
- D A B Hearing - Chauvco Resources - See Item No 23
PRIORITY ITEMS
6 Discuss need to hold open house re office expansion
7 Review two agreements re SR 582 Road Proect
Frank Richardson - NE 8- 31 -24 -4 and
Paul Weigum - S E 13- 31 -26 -4
8 Discuss bids received for janitor services and
recommendation re same.
TABLED ITEMS FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
9 Request to cancel 1990 taxes - Peter Hagel SE 21- 30 -24 -4
10 Review purchase of new M D jackets
11. Letter from AAMD & C re Property Reciprocal Ins Agreement
12 Review M.D. road appraoch policy
and requests for improvements to various road approaches
13 Review Recreation Grant paid to Three Hills
TRANSPORTATION ITEMS
14 Request from Pan Canadian re two road approaches
8- 23- 34 -25 -4 and 14- 27- 34 -23 -4 - inadequate sight distance
15 Letter from Husky Oil re road up -grade proposal 14- 2- 32 -23 -4
16 Review road ban situation
Review recommendation made by Herman Martens
17. Report from Alberta Transportation re Fatal Vehicle Accident
on SR 583 east of Three Hills
18 Review Policy re rock picking on road construction projects
18a Meeting with Len Andrews re
3 45 P M
GENERAL ITEMS
nil
AG SERVICE BOARD
nil
PLANNING MATTERS
road access through Dunphy -
19. Letters from Mike Welsh re Levi Boese Court Case
20 Subdivisions
21 Application for Redesignation - Town of Trochu
S W 8- 33 -23 -4
i
AGENDA COUNCIL MEETIN
PUBLIC HEARINGS
22 Public Hearing - Tourism Actioi
UTILITIES OFFICER ITEMS
Ni 1
LATE ITEMS
DISCUSSION ITEMS
Committee Reports
ADJOURNMENT
MEMBERS OF D.A.B. ONLY
DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD HEARINGS
23. Continuation of Chauvco Resources D A B hearing - 4 00 P.M.
DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD MEETING
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COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 26TH, 1990
A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill No 48
was held on Tuesday, June 26th, 1990, commencing at 9 00 A M
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 Marz Division 4 after 9 10 am
Harold Mueller Division 5
Richard M Vickery Division 6
Lawrence Hogg Division 7
John C Jeffery Municipal Administrator
Mrs Jean Wilkinson was present and recorded the minutes
Reeve Hoff called the meeting to order
Mr Marz moved approval of the agenda for today's meeting APPROVAL
CARRIED AGENDA
There was discussion about the June 12th minutes and two changes
were required on Page 4 - CORRECTION
Report re Gordon and Dunphy Projects - second line should read AND
"and further that the soil conditions could be poor etc APPROVAL
Motion re Road Bans should read MINUTES
Mr. Vickery moved the bans on heavy suurface roads be moved to
100% with the exception of the Wimborne Plant road which is to Ch�nyP:
remain at 75% and the light coat surfaced roads be moved to a 90%
bans
CARRIED
Mr Boake moved approval of the June 12th council meeting minutes
with the above noted corrections
CARRIED
Mr Vickery moved approval of the accounts submitted for payment APPROVAL
today, subject to further review by the finance committee of Otto ACCOUNTS
Hoff, R A Marz, Harold Muller and J Finaly Code.
CARRIED
There was discussion regarding road bans and whether there is a ROAD
need to change them, but no changes were made. BANS
Mr Jeffery reviewed his report and several items were discussed
including the request for a blade grade through S E 17- 30 -25 -4 J c
Mr Mueller moved tentative approval for construction of a blade JEFFERY
grade road through S E 17- 30 -25 -4 to provide access to the N.E. REPORT
17, and further moved Councillor Boake discuss and obtain the BLADE
necessary blade grade agreement from the landowner involved in GRADE
accordance with existing M D policy, and Council review the
SE 17
matter further at the next meeting
CARRIED (LS� 30 -25 -4
The request from Allan Toews for more backs loping work on his
property S E 16- 31 -25 -4 was discussed This land was involved
in a road project two years ago and it was noted the backsloping
work was done in accordance with the engineers' recommendations
and was discussed with the land owner at that time.
COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 26 T-H, 1990
The need to complete the brushing project ESE 15- 31 -26 -4 was BRUSHING
discussed The entire mile needs more work It was agreed Mr PROJECT
Rodger should look at the project and see what else is required ESE 15
31 -25 -4
Mr. Boake moved approval of Mr. Jeffery's report
CARRIED
There was discussion about holding an open house so the OPEN
ratepayers could review the proposed plans for the office HOUSE
renovations. RATEPAYERS
Mr Mueller moved the M D hold an open house a day or two after RE NEW
the office tenders have been opened and reviewed by council, and BUILDING
the open house be held between the hours of 6 00 P M and 9 00
P M
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery reviewed two backsloping borrow pit agreements SR 582
arranged for SR 582 Both agreements exceed existing M D policy AGREEMENTS
Oris Rodger entered the meeting at this time - 10 00 A.M.
Mr. Mueller moved the M D install a cattle pass across the M D
road allowance in an appropriate location between N E 8- 31 -24 -4
and the S E. 17- 31 -24 -4, on condition the owner of the N.E 8 can
arrange a long term agreement with the owner of the S.E. 17 to Pt�r
allow him to move his cattle through her land to reach his other
pasture land r 0 CSKf
CARRIED
Mr Allan Gehring of Trochu
entered the meeting at this
time.
There was lengthy discussion with Mr. Gehring about
the Trochu
Golf Course Project
TROCHU
GOLF
There was also discussion
about the short fall in
recreation
CLUB
funds which all centers
are experiencing due to
provincial
REQUEST
funding cutbacks
Mr Gehring left the meeting at this time - 10 45 A M
Mr. Hogg moved the M D allow its entire gravel fleet of trucks
to be used to haul up to 2400 yards of sand for the Trochu Golf SAND
Course Project subject to the following conditions HAULING
1 The hauling must be done on
2 Only M D employees will be
the employees must be willi
3 The Trochu Golf Course will
for the trucks
Saturdays and Sundays
allowed to drive the trucks and
ng to volunteer their time. lek��r
provide the necessary fuel stoi
CARRIED
Mr Marz requested a recorded vote on this motion
IN FAVOUR R M VICKERY, HAROLD MUELLER, LAWRENCE HOGG, ROBERT
E BOAKE, OTTO HOFF, J F CODE
OPPOSED R A MARZ
MOTION WAS CARRIED
The backsloping agreement arranged with Mr Paul W e i g u m was
discussed AGREEMENT
PAUL
WEIGUM
% SR SR 582
COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 26TH, 1990
Mr Mueller moved Mr. Jeffery and Mr Marz be authorized to `ekrer
negotiate with Mr Weigum with regard to that portion of the 5'.
existing road diversion which is no longer required for public 0(. N�
access
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery reviewed the bids received for Janitorial services
for the temporary M D. Office
Mr. Marz moved the bid submitted by Mrs Sandy Tollemire JANITOR
of Three Hills be accepted BIDS
CARRIED 1etMcs
The request from Mr and Mrs. Peter Hagel for cancellation of a
portion of the taxes owing for 1990 on their house near Swalwell
which was destroyed by fire, was discussed.
CANCEL
Mr Marz moved Council cancel $400.04 of the 1990 improvement tax TAXES
of $600.06 levied against Roll Number 1933 03 for Pt S E 2 -30-
24 -4
CARRIED i
Mr
Jeffery noted the crew has picked out a two tone
grey jacket
with
the M D logo and red piping Cost is about $78
00 and it
NEW
will
be the responsibility of each person wishing to
acquire one
M D
to pay
for their own.
JACKETS
All
councillors indicated they would purchase a new M
D jacket.
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There was discussion about safety awards for the employees and
how to make the M.D. Safety Committee more effective. SAFETY
AWARDS
Mr Boake moved the Safety Committee be expanded to include those
employees who presently sit on the Employee /Employer Committee, SAFETY
and the matter of safety awards be tabled until imput can be COMMITTEE
received from the Safety Committee Tab1��1
CARRIED '� �1►�,i chu�,��J
The meeting adjourned for dinner between 12 00 Noon and 1 00 P M
INNER
Frank Wesselling entered the meeting at 1 00 P M
Mr Jeffery reviewed letters received from Michael Welsh, M D
solicitor with regard to the Levi Boese court case LEVI
BOESE
Mr Cunningham entered the meeting at 1 20 P M COURT
CASE
There was lengthy discussion with Mr Cunningham regarding the
Levi Boese situation, the standard of construction of the illegal
house, and the fact that the house does not meet the Alherta
Building Code Standards
Mr. Code moved to accept the letters as information and
instructions be given to Mr Welsh to carry on with this matter
in accordance with previous council instructions.
CARRIED
Mr Wesselling reviewed subdivisions as follows SUB
DIVISIONS
1 C Penner (Alberta Power) 574 acre site for a radio tower
and control building - N W 11- 31 -25 -4
Mr Hogg moved the M D recommend approval for the subdivision
subject to staff recommendations
CARRIED
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COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 26 TH, 1990
2 Elmer Wik - Lots 11, 12 & 13 in Block 5 Plan Huxley 6680 A P
Wish to separate Lot 11 from title with Lots 12 & 13 and
consolidate this lot with Lots 8 to 10.
Mr Mueller moved the M D recommend approval for this 1
subdivision subject to staff recommendations
CARRIED
3 Alton Parker - S E 14- 31 -24 -4 - wishes to take 2.99 from
the balance of the quarter to consolidate with existing 6.6 acre
parcel located in the north west corner of the quarter section
Mr. Marz moved he be excused from discussion and voting on this
matter due to a family involvement
CARRIED
Mr. Hogg moved the M D recommend refusal for this subdivision in,,��er
accordance with the outlined staff recomamendations Sen-'
CARRIED
4. Vieno E Hanna - NE 32- 32 -23 -4 - 4 acre isolation of existing
farmstead. ,[ter
Mr Boake moved the M D recommend a sin+
pproval for this subdivision
in accordance with staff recommendations
CARRIED
5 Marvin Bigelow - NE 27- 34 -25 -4 - 20 acre parcel Isolation }e�
of Existing Farmstead Lek
Mr Marz moved the M.D. recommend a
pproval for this subdivision
subject to reduction of the parcel size from 20 acres to 10 acres
and other staff recommendations
CARRIED
6 Lyle & Paul Gel inas - S.E. 2- 34 -25 -4 - isolation of existing
farmstead - 2 55 acres
Mr. Vickery moved he be excused from discussions and voting on
this matter due to a family involvement
CARRIEDD
Mr Code moved the M D recommend approval for this subdivision
subject to the access road being widen to 66 feet and other staff
recommendations.
CARRIED
7. R.M. Buyer - S W 35- 28 -24 -4 - boundary adjustment due to a
building encroachment.
Mr Hogg moved the M D recommend approval for the boundary
adjustment subject to satisfactory arrangements being made with
the M.D for road widening (50 feet from the center of the road
allowance along the entire wih of the proposed parcel) and
other staff recommendations
CARRIED
COUNCIL MEETING JUNE26 TH, 1990
8. John Dedul - Pt N.W. 24- 29 -21 -4 - 3 5 acre parcel from an
existing 15 3 acre parcel
Mr Marz moved the M D recommend refusal of this subdivision as
it does not comply with the M.D. land use by -law with regard to
the number of parcels allowed in a quarter section, the proposed
parcel is within 5 miles of the City of Drumheller and it is
located within the 1 to 100 year flood plain.
`eke
Mr Mueller requested a recorded vote
J 3
In Favour - R A Marz, R M Vickery, Lawrence Hogg and Otto Hoff
_
'3r
Opposed - R E Boake, Harold Mueller and J F Code
MOTION WAS CARRIED
REVIEW
There was discussion about the need for Council to review the
LAND
zoning of the land along the entire length of the Red Deer River
USE
Valley
BYLAW
Mr. Marz moved P R P C be requested to review the existing M D
land use by -law and draft a proposal which would accomodate (� <I
recreational, agricultural, residential and commercial uses along 5e'-
the Red Deer River Valley, and further moved this matter is to be
kept confidential at this time
CARRIED
The Town of Trochu has submitted an
the S.W. 8- 33 -23 -4 to agriculture
Mr Mueller moved the required public
July 24th, 1990 at 1 30 P.M. and noti
advertised in two issues of the local
application to redesignate
hearing be held on Tuesday,
ce of the public hearing be
paper
CARRIED
RE
DESIGNATE
SW 8
33
23 -4
Mr. Wesselling reported the M.D. of Kneehill has been approved to
receive $9000 00 from the Province to conduct an environmentally PROV
sensitive area inventory within the M D and Palliser is looking FUNDING
for a consultant to undertake the study FOR
STUDY
Mrs Lorene Frere and Mr Lynn Gustafason, Members on the Tourism
Action Plan Committee and Mrs Terry Nash, Acting Administrator TOURISM
for the Town of Three Hills entered the meeting at this time. ACTION
PLAN
Mr Code moved Council meeting do now adjourn in order to hot d PUBLIC
the Public Hearing scheduled for today in connection with the HEARING
Tourism Action Plan
CARRIED
Mr Marz moved Council meeting do now reconvene, the public
hearing having been completed
CARRIED VOTE
OF
Mr Mueller extended a vote of thanks to all the people who THANKS
assisted with the preparation of the M.D. tourism action plan.
Mrs. Nash Mrs Frere and Mr Gustafason left the meeting at this
time
M
COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 26th , 1990
Mr Hogg moved the Council of the M D of Kneehill formally adopt iAa
the Tourism Action Plan as the M D 's official tourism ' \erg
development and promotion strategy CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Geer
k� 5
Mr Wessel ling noted he would have the draft plan re- printed and
then it will be sent to Edmonton for their consideration and
approval
A copy of a letter addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Midgley of MIDGLEY
Linden from the Alberta Planning Board was reviewed. REQUEST
RE
Mr Mueller moved the Alberta Planning Board be advised the M D PLANNING
do not feel relief from Section 78(1) of the Planning Act should ACT
be granted to Mr and Mrs Midgley as the M D. has no knowledge SEC 78(1;
about the matter or the reason or need for relief from this XeEtlr
section and to date no development permit application has been
received from the applicants
CARRIED
APPROVAL
Mr Marz moved approval of the Executive Committee report EXEC
CARRIED Comm
REPORT
Mr Wesselling and Mr Cunningham left the meeting at this time -
3 30 P.M.
Mr Jeffery reviewed the revised insurance agreement which
Jubilee Insurance has forwarded for signature by the M D INS
AGREEMENT
Mr Hogg moved the Reeve and Municipal Administrator be o <T ° ri
authorized to sign the new Property Reciprocal Insurance 3 GS
Agreement on behalf of the M D of Kneehill No. 48 and the -ry
agreement be returned to Jubilee Insurance 3vd
CARRIED
Mr. Vickery moved to table Item Number 12 on the agenda until
the next meeting of council.
CARRIED
Mr Mueller discussed with Council the amount of recreation
money the M D is paying to the Town of Three Hills and the
increasing deficit the town is incurring every year on their
recreation facilities
The Recreation Board have suggested the M D might contribute
more money to help offset these costs and a letter may be
forthcoming
Mr Boake moved to accept and file this report
CARRIED
�o'j "L
TABLE
ROAD
APPROACH
POLICY
RE C
FUNDING
REPORT
Pan Canadian has forwarded requests for relaxation of the MD ROAD
road approach sight distance requirement. APPROACH
Mr Code moved these requests be referred to the road committee REQUESTS
for a location inspection, a decision be made by the Road
Committee and a report be made to council at a later date
CARRIED
COUNCIL MEETING JUNE26 TH, 1990
REQUEST
There was brief discussion about the request from Husky 011 for TO
permi ssi on to up -grade an M D road al 1 owance West of 2- 32 -23 -4 UP GRADE
to provide access to a well site on 14 -2 ROAD
No decision was made regarding this request at this time West 2
32 -23 -4
Mr Marz moved the Council meeting do now adjourn in order to
hold a Development Appeal Board hearing scheduled for today at HOLD
4 00 P.M. D A B
CARRIED
Mr Marz moved Council meeting do now reconvene, the
hearing having been completed.
CARRIED
TIME 5 30 P M
Mr. Marz moved council meeting continue until 6 00 P.M.
CARRIED
Len Andrew, Ted Andrew, Mark,
Andrew, Paul Andrew, Dean Merkel,
Jack Lowen, Anthony Andrew, Dennis G r e n i e r Ruth Lowe and Joan
Shadlock entered the meeting
at this time and discussed with
MEETING
council the problem people in the Dunphy area are facing as a
WITH
PEOPLE
result of a new land owner
shutting off access through his
FROM
property This access route
allowed people to get out of the
DUNPHY
valley, up the hills to their
farm land on top and also to get to
AREA
the Nacmine Road The route
has been used by the people of that
RE
area for over 50 years but It
was never purchased and dedicated
ROAD
as a road for public access
ACCESS
Mr Paul Andrew presented a
brief about this matter and the
situation was discussed in detail
Council agreed they would look into the situation with their
solicitor and the road committee would get i vol ved and try to
work out some kind of a solution to their problem
The delegation left the meeting at this time
Mr Boake moved council meeting continue until 6 15 P M
CARRIED
Mr. Vickery moved to contact the M.D. solicitor and review the -
access road problem with him
CARRIED
Mr Vickery moved to table the balance of the agenda and further TABLE
moved this meeting do now adjourn.
CARRIED & ADJOURN
TIME 6 12 P M
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REEVE MUNICI MIN TRATOR
JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING PERIOD JUNE 12TH TO JUNE 26TH
BALANCE Forward
$473 30
1 Bruce Hastie called June 14th, 1990 - claimed one of our
employees had filled his 351 sprayer engine with water while
on lease property re stock pile - $1500.00 to $2000 00
in damages
Advsed his taxes in Red Deer and Mt View are only half
of those in M D Unhappy with edited minutes as they
appear in the paper Also feels M D. is spending far too
much for office addition and renovations
2 Blade Grade and 1st time gravel requested for about 1500
feet thru S E 17- 30 -25 -4 - see policy regarding this
Also see notes regarding this situation from Oris
3 Councillors 1 3 4 5, 6 & 2 agreed to extend King Hill
Project another quarter mile further east to cut hill and
fill in valley as more dirt and backsloping is required from
east of east intersection No 1 to Kubinec corner and No 3
further east. Probably requires culvert extension
approximately one - quarter mile This will involve Orkney gas
co -op
4 Gave Town of Three Hills two hats as prizes for their
staff golf tournament $10 00
5. Allan Toews - SE 16- 31 -25 -4 - He would like better
backsloping done - it was not finished properly previously
It was agreed to level off more at yard so they could mow
ditch properly
6 Allan Toews - Brushing done but backsloping not done ESE
15 - 31 -26 -4 whole mile going north. Brush piles to be
finished as well
6
7. "(027 - David Burden rolled a scraper June 25th, 1990
No one hurt - minimual damage to scraper.
BALANCE FORWARD
$483 30
CORRESPONDENCE
1 News Highlights from AAMD & C
2 Tourism Bulletin Number 23 - Tourist Information Centers
3 Town of Trochu Recreation Baord Financial Statement
4. Alta. Mun Finance Corporation - interest rates
5 Letter from Town of Bonnyville - job opening
6 Letter from National Citizens Coalition
7 Sunnyslope Community Association financial statement
8. Three Hills School Division Minutes - June 13/90
9 Town of Smoky Lake - job opening
10 News Highlights - AAMD & C
11 Alberta On the Move - report on economic and related
events in Alberta
12 Letter of Thanks - Harry Church - 4H Calf Sale
re use of M D scale
13 Accident Report - Laurie Fullerton - T -32
Cost $210 00 to repair truck and $20 00 tow bill
14 Carbon Recreation Board financial statement
15 Workers Compensation Payment re Robert Kennedy $374 55
16 Alberta Career - Labour Force Statistics - May
17. Carbon and District Recreation Board May 14th minutes
18 County of Parkland - job opening
19 Received 50% of M D road grant $269,637 50
20 Received Operation Grant for Keivers Lake $20,000
21 Letter from AAMD & C re changes to assessment
equalization for summer villages
22 Alliance for Preservation of English in Canada Brochure
23 Letter from CanAm Dust Control Ltd re dust control
product
24. Received $282 00 in fines
BUILDING PERMITS George Andrew SW 7- 31 -22 -4 Machine shed $20 000
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING JUNE 25th. 1990
A meeting of the Executive Committee of Otto Hoff, Harold
Mueller, Richard M Vickery and Lawrence Hogg was held on Monday,
June 25th 1990 commencing at 1 30 P M
J C Jeffery and Jean Wilkinson were also present for the
meeting
The following items were reviewed
1 H Protopappas, Regional Director, Alberta Transportation
advised the M.D may award the contract for SR 582 to C W Weir
and Sons
The contract prepared by Torchinsky Engineering with C W Weir &
Sons Construction Ltd. for SR 582 project was also reviewed
Executive Committee recommend the contract be signed by the M D
and returned to Torchinsky Consulting today
2 A letter has been received from AAMD & C regarding Bill 49 -
Ambulance Services Act The association has reviewed and
outlined sections of the act which differ from the previous Bill
25
Act does not require ambulance district boundaries to follow
municipal boundaries, local hospital district boards can be
designated as ambulance district boards if the boundaries are co-
terminous and majority of included municipalities agree in
writing, and there are several other changes
Cec�P
Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as informationP��,
and a copy of the letter be given to the Kneehill Ambulance �Mb
Board
3 Mr Dunay, Assessor, has requested Council cancel a business
tax account - Roll No 8143 - owing by Clarence Creaser - for ,1i91�
an auto repair shop. Business moved to Town in 1989 but the
account did not get cancelled for 1990 taxation year 1 l"
r(assc s4 me At) `J
Executive Committee recommend to cancel the 1990 business tax of
$ 4 98 - -.40
"NOTE THERE IS MONEY INVOLVED IN THIS RECOMMENDATION
4 County of Mountain View have agreed to sell the M D
approximately 162 000 yards of gravel at 50 cents per year from k \CA
their pit NtiZ 14- 31 -27 -4
Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information
5 Appeals have been filed with the Alberta Planning Board by E
Bourne of Beiseker, Gilbert Harsch of Carbon and Mr and Mrs
David Dyck of Three Hills If the appeals are valid dates will /
be set for the appeal hearings
Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information elk
6 Amoco Petroleum advise they have assigned the M D surface \,\,\e(
\,ke(A
lease dated October 13th, 1970 on 4- 3- 30 -21 -4 over to Paddle e �4e
Petroleum of Calgary
Executive committee recommend the letter acknowledging receipt of
this information be signed and returned to Amoco as requested
7 Al Adair, Minister of Alberta Transportation has advised
the Province will provide asphalt for paving the Horseshoe Canyon
view point area at no cost if the M D agrees to lay the
material ;'
It was noted this project has been completed
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING JUNE 25th, 1990
�''\"C
Executive Committee recommend a letter of thanks be sent to the
5
Minister '
8 The Drumheller Health Unit has forwarded a copy of a letter
they sent to the Honourable Minister Nancy Betkowski regarding a
regional meeting held recently The meeting was held to discuss
implications of the Rainbow Report and concerns about the report
were forwarded to the Minister
Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information
9. Mr Robert Bell of Calgary forwarded a letter advising
he had issued a certified cheque for his 1989 taxes late in May
of 1989, but it appears the cheque was lost or destroyed in the
mail and the M D never received payment for the taxes
Penalties were levied and Mr Bell asked the M D cancel the i�kkP
penalties. Serer
Executive Committee recommend Mr Bell be advised the penalties
cannot be cancelled
10 Mr F. Kutz, Inspector for Alberta Assessment Branch,
forwarded a copy of a letter he sent to Mr Alan Fenton Director
of Assessment Branch He indicated In his letter Mr Dunay is
undertaking the new general assessment properly and correctly
according to the spot checks he did on the assessment changes
done to date
Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information
12 The County of Parkland has forwarded a copy of a brochure
prepared regarding their entire operation The brochure provides
some general information about all departments of the county
Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information.
13. Mr Victor Weimer called June 20th and requested an
extension for one or two months to move his fence off the M D
road allowance
Executive Committee recommend no extension be granted to Mr
Weimer.
14 Information has been received from Keyano College regarding
their heavy equipment operator training course
Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information
and same be reviewed when the program for the next employee day
is discussed
15 Alarie Report was reviewed and discussed The interim
advisory board had a meeting on May 9th and highlights from that
meeting were noted It appears 95% of all rural municlpalties,
73% of urban municipalities and 79% of school jurisdications are
participating In the program
Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information.
16 Alberta Recreation and Parks news release was discussed
Grants have been made to various areas for local outdoor
recreation area improvements
Average grant was $50,000 00
Vi 1 1 age of Acme received $25,000 and Town of Strathmore received
$100,000 for development of the Strathmore Family Center
Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information.
17 Mr Dunay recommend Council cancel the unpaid portions of
the C B C 1988 and 1989 grant in lieu of taxes for their tower
site near Drumheller The amount to be cancelled is $1290 11.
The corporation disputes the value Mr Dunay put on the building
2 i
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING JUNE 25th, 1990
and in as much as they do not have to pay any of thegrant and are
not prepared to pay any more than they have already paid, Mr
Dunay feels the amount should be cancelled
Executive Committee recommend the sum of $1290.11 be cancelled
* *Note money is involved in this recommendation
18. Three agreements from SR 582 road project were reviewed as
follows
Herman Penner - SW 16- 31 -26 -4 - Mr. Penner wishes to be paid in
advance for fence compensation The amount involved is $773 52
and he would like at least $700 00 in advance to buy mater;aI
necessary to replace his fence
d�
Executive Committee recommend Mr Penner be paid in advance for
his fence replacement
Mr Allan Leinweber - NE 9- 31 -26 -4 - 3.31 acres - a pole shed
which is too close to the road will have to be removed A wooden
plank fence will have to be removed and replaced The shed is 40
x 20 and the fence is about 100 feet long v.
He has asked for $700 00 compensation
This is in excess of current M D policy
Executive Committee recommend Mr Leinweber be paid the $700 00
extra compensation
* *Note money is involved in this recommendation
Oliver Parry - all agreements in connection with this project.
He has asked the M.D. provide him with grass seed for all
disturbed areas next year if the grass seeded by the M D this
fall does not grow properly
Executive Committee recommend to approve this request
18 Palliser Regional Planning is holding a workshop to discuss
the local development initiative strategy designed by the
Province to revitalize economic activity in small Alberta
communities
This forum would help councils to develop a presentation which
could be made to the Minister's Council planned for July 19th in
Hanna .
Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information
as no one from the M D will be attending
The Executive committee meeting then adjourned
Time 2 30 P M
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Assistant Administrator
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MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL #48
r r ! PUBLIC HEARING
TIME 3 00 P M TUESDAY, JUNE 26TH, 1990
PLACE M D. OFFICE, THREE HILLS, ALBERTA
RE Proposed Tourism Action Plan for the M D of Kneehill
PRESENT
Reeve Otto Hoff
Councillors J Finlay Code Robert E Boake, Richard A. Marz,
Harold Mueller Richard M Vickery, Lawrence Hogg
'•r
• J C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator
Mrs. Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator
Frank Wesseling representative from Palliser Regional Planning
Commission
Mr Alex Cunningham, Development Officer, M D Kneehill #48
The following people entered the meeting
Mrs Terry Nash Acting Administrator for the Town of Three Hills
Mrs Lorene Frere, Trochu, Alberta
Mr. Lynn Gustafson, Three Hills Alberta
Reeve Hoff declared the public hearing open.
Mr. Wesselling noted the public hearing today is to hear any
comments which may be forthcoming with regard to the proposed
M D Tourism Action Plan which was developed by a committee of
two councillors members of the public and himself
He briefly reviewed the draft plan and advised that a notice of
the public hearing was advertised in the Three Hills Capital for
two weeks and copies of the plan was circulated to other
municipalities in the area, local Chamber of Commerce
organizations, etc
If council agree to accept the draft tourism action plan
a resolution of council will need to be passed accepting the plan
and the plan sent to the Province for final approval and
registration Once this is done people can make application to
the Province for funding under the program
It was noted that Mrs Frere and Mr. Gustafson were members of
the committee who had worked on the plan with the council
members
As no one had any comments or presentations to be made, Reeve
Hoff declared the public hearing closed
Mr. Mueller moved a vote of thanks to the members of the Tourism
Action Plan Committee.
rs Jean W lkinson, Assi
mi Pi st rat
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
JUNE 26, 1990
HANDWRITTEN
May
11528
A A M D
& C.
11529
*Peer Resources
June
11530
*Harris,
Marilyn
11531
*Munro,
Jeanne
11532
*Sauer,
Ruth
11533
M D of
Kneehill - Payroll
FCSS
34,279 46
May
Statement
495.00
Registration
-FCSS
110 00
June
Travel Allowance
275 00
June
Travel Allowance
40 00
June
Travel Allowance
53,581.26
June
Salary Payroll
11534
*A.G.T. FCSS
133
42
Accounts
11535
*Bigelow, Lark
85
15
Reimb.- Supper Meeting
11536
*Camp Alexo
120
00
Reg Fee - Melvin Wade
11537
*Harris, Mayilyn
76
06
Meals, Reimb Expenses
REGULAR
11538
Academy Electric Service
2,230
26
Torrington Gravel Pit
11539
Accurate Auto Body
50
00
Machine Repair
11540
Agri -Fab Industries
17
65
Linden Fire Dept
11541
Alberta Dust -N -Oil Inc.
250.00
Load Waste Oil
11542
A G T
995
90
Accounts '
11543
Alberta Planning Fund
22,668
00
1990 Requisition
11544
Alberta Power Ltd
1 499
73
Accounts
11545
Alberta Wheat Pool
123
75
Grass Seed
11546
Allingham Comunity Assoc
700
00
1990 Recreation Grant ;
11547
Amer's Radiators
2.46
12
Inventory
11548
Border Paving Ltd.
1,525
50
Machine Repair
I
11549
C I L
126
10
Hypochloride
11550
C W N G
144
50
Accounts +
11551
Capital Printers
19.00
Advertising -AB Ag.
11552
Century Sales & Service
645
58
May Statement
11553
Cote, Len
120
00
Garbage Collection - Orkney
11554
Courtney -Berg Industries
249
05
Linden Fire Dept
11555
D Butters Holdings
345
00
Tools
11556
Danco Equipment
113
30
Inventory
11557
DB Engineered Hydraulics
8
44
Inventory
11558
Drumheller Radiator & Battery
395.00
Machine Repair
11559
Eskimo Refrigeration
207
07
Inventory, Machine Repairs
11560
Esso Petroleum
2,540
06
May Oil Purchases
11561
Executive Cleaning
30.00
Clean Curtains - Keivers
11562
Federated Co- Operatives
45,098
98
Fuel for May
11563
Fort Garry
490
03
Inventory
11564
Fountain Tire
102
30
May Statement
11565
G & B Rubber Products
230
00
Inventory
11566
Golden Hills Lodge
27,033
75
112 of 1990 Requistion
11567
Grabinski, Richard
100
00
Dust Control Rebate
11568
Gregg Distributors
846
00
Inventory Repairs
11569
Guards Implements
89
40
Repairs
11570
Hazel Gerald
45
00
Toilet Rental
11571
Heavy Metal Auto Wreckers
20
00
T -32 Tow Job -June 18/90
11572
Hesketh Community Assoc
1,000
00
Recreation Grant
11573
J C Jeffery -Petty Cash
48
56
Freight Dixie cups
11574
Ken Adams Petroleum
38
00
Repairs
11575
Loomis Courier
28
39
Freight
11576
McArthur Danny & Shelly
70
00
Dust Control Rebate
11577
Midland Vegetation Control
2,500
00
Roundup
11578
Mills, Allan
1,315.90
Park Attendant - Keivers
11579
Mt Vernon Comm. Assoc
700
00
Recreation Grant
11580
Oliver Agricultural
158
12
Casci capital
11581
Over The Hill Comm Assoc.
700
00
Recreation Grant
11582
P S I Fluid Power
199
44
Inventory
11583
Radio Com Products
239
40
Carbon Fire & Radio Sup
11584
Rainbow courier
38
00
Freight
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
JUNE 26 1990
11585
Rollies Motor Products
185
23
Repairs, Inventory
11586
Sarcee Butte Social Centre
500
00
Recreation Grant
11587
Seidel, Rudy & Hilda
100
00
Dust Control Rebate
11588
Select Printing
38
94
'Received' Stamps
11589
Sooters
19
96
Photo Developing
11590
Stewart Weir & Co.
17,550.00
Maps
11591
Sunnyslope Comm Assoc
1 000
00
Recreation Grant
11592
Swalwel1 Comm Assoc
2,600
00
Recreation Grant
11593
Three Hills Glass
128
00
Repairs
11594
Three HIlls Grad Con Fund
45
00
Toilet Rental
11595
Three Hills School Div Req
652,775
19
2nd Payment of Requistion
11596
Torchinsky Engineering
9,920
00
Engineering
11597
Town of Three HIlls
712.41
Property Taxes
11598
Town of Three Hills & District
16,451
00
Recreation Grant
11599
Town of Trochu
16,450
00
Recreation Grant
11600
TransAlta Utilities
11
91
Accounts
11601
Trochu Bumper to Bumper
321
08
Repairs
11602
Village of Acme & District
9,065
00
Recreation Grant
11603
Village of Carbon & District
9,065
00
Recreation Grant
11604
Village of Linden
273.00
Public Assist. Grant
11605
Village of Linden & District
5,000
00
Recreation Grant
11606
Voytechek, John & Linda
535
00
Janitor Services
11607
Wholesale Fire & Rescue
266.90
Linden Fire Dept
11608
Wild Country Enterprises
204
84
Signs
11609
Wilmac Equipment
471
87
Inventory
11610
wimborne Comm Centre
2,600
00
Recreation Grant
Total
951,826.96