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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1990-07-10 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING JULY 10TH, 1990 1. Approval of Agenda 2 Approval of Council Meeting minutes - June 26th, 1990 3 Approval of Accounts presented for payment today 4 J C Jeffery report - June 26th to July 10th, 1990 APPOINTMENTS 8 30 A M - D A B Hearing - Chauvco Resources 10 00 A M. - Oris Rodger PRIORITY ITEMS nil TABLED ITEMS FROM PREVIOUS MEETING 5 Review M D road ban situation 6 Report from Alta Transportation re Fatal Accident 7 M D rock picking policy TRANSPORTATION ITEMS 8. ?Apply for grant for SR 583 for sideslope Improvements 9 Review request for blade grade in SE 17- 30 -25 -4 10 Report from Oris Rodger - Brushing Project ESE 15- 31 -25 -4 - Cut down trees for landowner south of Linden on SR 806 10a Road Committee Report 10b Report re E McNair - gravel 10c Report re Braconnier /Main road access problem 11 Letter from Husky Oil re road up -grade proposal 14- 2- 32 -23 -4 See Comments from Road Committee 12 Review Policy re rock picking on road construction projects 13 Review negotiations with Paul Weigum Need resolution to close portion of road diversion 14. Request for first time gravel for Harry Tatro Road GENERAL ITEMS 15. Letter from Alta. Forestry Lands and Wildlife re Environmentally Significant Areas Inventory 16 Report from Alex Cunningham re rentingn radio tower space 17 Tourism Action Plan from Torrington 18 Discuss need for notice board for Huxley and other hamlets? 19. Discuss condition of Grantville Park - report from Oris Rodger AG SERVICE BOARD 20 Letter from AAMD & C re Federal REview of National Ag. Policy 21 Minutes - A S.B. Meeting June 27th, 1990 PLANNING MATTERS 22 Discuss Allen Toews subdivision application 22a Application for Redesignation - Set date for public hearing 1 i 1 AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING JULY 10TH, 1990 PUBLIC HEARINGS nil UTILITIES OFFICER ITEMS Ni 1 LATE ITEMS 23 Office transportation re mail banking, etc. 24 Road approach - Opinac 13- 17- 29 -21 -4 DISCUSSION ITEMS Committee Reports ADJOURNMENT MEMBERS OF D A B ONLY DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD HEARINGS 25 Continuation of Chauvco Resources D.A.B hearing - 8 30 P.M DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD MEETING 26 Possible D A B meeting 0� COUNCIL MEETING JULY 10th, 1990 A regular meeting of the Council of the M.D. of Kneehill No 48 was held on Tuesday, July 10th, 1990, commencing at 11 45 A M. following completion of a development appeal board hearing PRESENT The following were present for the meeting Reeve Otto Hoff Division 2 Councillors J Finlay Code Division 1 Robert E Boake Division 3 Richard Marz Division 4 Harold Mueller Division 5 Richard M Vickery Division 6 Lawrence Hogg Division 7 John C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator, was present until 4 15 P.M. Mrs Jean Wilkinson was present and recorded the minutes Reeve Hoff called the meeting to order. Requests were made to add the following items to the agenda APPROVAL 4a Pipeline move ACS 14A Gravel for Sunnyslope Community Center Driveway Mr. Boake moved approval of the agenda for today's meeting, with addition of the above noted items CARRIED Mr Hogg moved approval of the June 26th council meeting minutes APPROVAL CARRIED MINUTES Mr Code 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 Mueller and Richard M Vickery CARRIED DINNER The meeting adjourned for dinner at this time Oris Rodger entered the meeting at 1 00 P M Mr Jeffery reviewed his report ,/ dc Mr Boake moved approval of Mr Jeffery's report. - EERY CARRIED REPORT Mr Mueller reviewed the plans for the Garson /Davidson Road Project and noted in order to get the 9000 yards of dirt which is GRSON required a pipeline would have to be moved. DAVIDSON Gulf Canada would be willing to shut down the wells, cut and ROAD lower the l i ne Ten to twelve feet of dirt will have to be taken PROJECT from the borrow pit area The portion of the line to be lowered is about 500 feet in length and the major expense will be testing the line after it has been lowered Total cost may be about $10 000 00 and representatives from Gulf have indicated the company may be willing to pay half of the costs involved Gulf agreed not to charge the M D for loss of revenue while the wells are shut down Mr Hogg moved the M D enter into negotiations with Gulf Canada MOVE Resources with regard to lowering the gas line located at N.W. GULF 35- 30 -22 -4 on condition the M D cost not exceed $10,000 00 PIPELINE CARRIED 1 SPY1 '- T-0 COUNCIL MEETING JULY 10th, 1990 The M D road ban situation was briefly discussed particularly with regard to the need for enforcement of the road bans, and the need to enforce other M D rules and regulations It was suggested councillors should discuss this matter with with ratepayers Mr. Marz moved to table further discussions on this matter until the 1990 organizational meeting of council and councillors discuss and obtain imput from ratepayers regarding this suggestion prior to that date CARRIED Mr Jeffery reported the agreements for the Davidson /Garson project have been obtained and are on policy. He also reported Mrs Pearl Barr owner of land involved with the SR 582 project will not sign the agreement u n t 1 1 the M.D. has signed Also Mr Richardson cannot get permission from the other land owner involved for a stock cattle pass to be installed between Sections 8 & 17 and has now asked if the M D would install a cattle pass for him between the N W 9 and SW 16 which is further to the east It was noted this section of road is not involved in the current road project. Mr Marz moved this matter be discussed with Torchinsky Consulting to see if there is a suitable location for a cattle pass on the east -west road between the N.W. 9 and S.W. 16 in 31- 24-4, and if it is possible the road committee try to negotiate some suitable arrangement with Mr Richardson and bring a report back to council CARRIED Mr Jeffery reviewed a report received from Alberta Transportation with regard to the fatal accident which occu red recently on SR 583 Mr Code moved to accept and file as information ✓ CARRIED BY EN ME OF. �.,.�. REQUIRED? l "G 0kec- -V_ O OGj tc, b Y1 tU M 04 There was discussion regarding whether the M.D, rock picking ROCK policy is adequate for road projects, particularly those done by contractors It was suggested the borrow pit areas should be PICKING ripped before the rocks are picked POLICY l Mr Hogg moved to table this matter and the policy be reviewed Tab I during the annual policy review to be held at the organizational,,/ i�G�\ 'N-oo meeting of council this fall. CARRIED Mr. Jeffery reported there may be funding available from the SR 583 Province for sideslope improvements for 4 miles of SR 583 if the M D wish to make application for same SIDESLOPE IMPROVEMENT Mr Mueller moved Torchinsky Consutling be requested to provide an estimate�sts for sideslope improvement for SR 583 from SR Sent to 805 going �4 m 1 es and a request be sent to Alberta Tvr ch „nsk� Transportation or funding for this project CARRIED There was discussin about the request to undertake a blade grade project in S E. 17- 30 -25 -4- to allow better access to the south, BLADE rather than trying to keep the creek crossing in place GRADE Mr Boake noted the forced road through S E 17 is only 33 feet SE 17-30' wide and the landowner is not prepared to sell any land in order 25-4 to create a 66 foot diversion The landowner also does not wish any work done until after harvest It does not appear possible to keep the low level crossing in to allow access out to the north and it would require a bridge to be installed COUNCIL MEETING JULY 10th, 1990 Mr. Boake moved to table this matter and discuss same again this fall CARRIED Mr. Rodger reported it was r trees which overhang SR 806 Linden as the wind had blown The M D had previously been and had offered to cut down the land owner wanted iecessary to cut down and remove some TREES dust to the south of the Vi l 1 age of SR 806 some down on to the road. in correspondence with the landowner the trees but not gust trim them as Mr Vickery moved Linden Farms be sent an account for the time w\A and work involved in cutting down these trees sew CARRIED Mr Rodger reported the brushing project ESE 15- 31 -25 -4 has not BRUSHING been completed as yet and the land owner wants some backsloping / PROJECT work done as well ROAD However what ESE 15 IMPROVE standards for road construction projects 31 -25-4 � -' Mr Jeffery reviewed the minutes from the Road Committee Tour should be held on June 27th 32-23-4 There was discussion regarding the Trochu North road which had ROAD LS2000 put on in error Mr Rodger noted the grader operator CQNN will be able to blade the road as soon as it rains again. TOUR There was discusson regarding the LS2000 product and whether it is working or not It was agreed there is a need to re- evaluate the entire gravel retention program as the product does not LS2000 appear to be working well and perhaps it is because packers are not being used this year. It appears to work reasonably well as a dust control measure in front of residences, but 1t may not be suitable as a gravel f retention product Mr. Vickery moved to table this matter and same be discussed again after the road committee has an opportunity to inspect all./- - -., the LS2000 projects CARRIED Mr Marz noted the Sunnyslope Community Hall Association would GRAVE1 like the M D to put some gravel on the road to the hall It SUNNY would take one or two loads of gravel or screenings to fix it up. SLOPE Mr Hogg moved the M D agree to put some screenings or gravel on HALL ROAD on the driveway into the Sunnyslope Community Hall Ueo CARRIED G� '4 1s,ed Mr Jeffery reviewed what Husky Oil would be willing to do to up- HUSKY grade an undeveloped M D road allowance which would provide OIL access to a well site at 14- 2- 32 -23 -4 ROAD However what the company proposes does not meet minimum M D IMPROVE standards for road construction projects NEW There was lengthy discussion regarding whether the M D policy 14-2 - should be adhered to or changed 32-23-4 As no motion was forthcoming it was agreed Huskey must comply with existing M D road construction standards for a minimum Type �e��Pv- 3 road if they wish to develop the road. r "rQ COUNCIL MEETING JULY 10th. 1990 Mr. Vickery moved the M D council meet with one representative from each major oil company in the area (companies paying taxes MEET in excess of $50,000.00 per year) to discuss the existing M D OIL road construction standards COMPANIES CARRIED It was suggested this meeting be scheduled for the August 14th ROAD meeting at 11 00 A M if possible. STANDARDS Mr. Boake moved approval of the Road Committee Report ROAD CARRIED COM ITTEE REPORT Mr Jeffery noted Edward McNair requested permission to borrow up to 4000 yards of M D crushed gravel stockpiled at his pit He agreed to replace same when he can get the crusher back to his EDWARD pit later this summer Permission was gi ven to Mr McNai r on M31AIR condition he advise us on a monthly basis the amount he has taken WME-ST from the M.D. stock pile so the inventory records can be kept TO BORROW straight GRAVEL Mr Marz moved approval of the report. Ie� CARRIED ",a �Y Mr. Jeffery reviewed discussions held with Mrs Mary Main, James MAIN Main and Mr and Mrs Braconnier regarding a private access BAIMIER dispute It appears a portion of Mr Main's access road into his ACCESS residence is on Braconnier's land DISPUTE It would require an area about 30 feet wide by 300 feet in length to provide legal access and the area would have to be surveyed and dedicated as a road diversion It also appears Mr. Main has some grain bins sitting on Mr Braconnier's land which have to be moved Mr Braconnier would be willing to give the M.D the area required for road access if the M.D. can acquire title to the small piece of unpatented land which exists in his land - N E 22 and turn that land over to him Council agreed nothing would be done until and unless Mr. Main moves his grain bins off Mr Braconnier's land and if this is done the M D will then pursue the proposed swap of land and survey of the road diversion It was noted some arrangement would have to be made with regard to payment of costs for legal documents and road survey Mr Marz moved acceptance of this report and the matter be pursued only if and when Mr Main moves hi s b n off Mr. l Braconnier's land CARRIED Mr. Jeffery reported Paul Weigum has agreed to purchase any PAUL portion of the road diversion in S.E. 13- 31 -26 -4 which will not WEIGUM be required once the SR 582 project has been completed BUY UNUSED However Council must pass a resolution authorizing closure of ROAD that portion of the road diversion no longer required. DIVERSION AREA Mr Mueller moved to accept the offer from Mr Weigum to purchase those portions of unused road diversion for the sum of $150 00 and further moved the M.D. close to public travel and cancel that portion of public highway which will no longer be required for public access in S .E 13- 31 -26 -4 as shown on Road Plan 1413 J K (area to be determined when the new plan of survey of SR 582 is completed) and closure to be in accordance with Section 180.01 of the Municipal Government Act, Chapter M26 Revised Statutes of Alberta 1980 as amended, and the area no longer required be returned to and consolidated into title with the balance of the quarter section CARRIED Mr. Hogg suggested "First and One Time only" screenings" be put on portions of the 3 and one -half miles of M.D road allowance which Harry Tatro uses to gain access to his residence which is located in SW 34- 33 -22 -4 This road access is not developed to a minimum standard, but Mr Tatro has indicated he would be willing to pay for part of the costs CANCEL. ROAD DIVERSION icJ �z1� FIRST TIME SCREENINGS HARRY TRATRO COUNCIL MEETING JULY 10th, 1990 Mr Marz moved Oris Rodger inspect the road, decide the kind and amount of material which should be used and Mr. Tat ro be billed for half of the cost of the material and hauling CARRIED Mr Rodger reported the Grantville park fence is in need of repair or replacement It would take about 280 feet of 4 foot chain link fence to replace it. Mr Marz moved the M D see if the Town of Three Hills would be willing to trade the area on which the M D transfer boxes are located for the park area, and such offer be conditional on the M D accepting repsonsibility for any survey costs required for the transfer box site and the Town of Three Hills agreeing to maintain the park for the residents of Grantville in perpetuity. CARRIED No decision was made with regard to replacement of the fence at this time coq, TO Wilkinson reviewed the -TP n y) Forestry Lands ENVIR and �,z J J 5� ••• 1� which the M.D. SENSATIVE will qualify for a grant to GRANT environmentally VILLE sensitive PARK a,,,s�d FENCE PROBLEM SELL PARK TO 3 HILLS There was brief discussion regrding the need to replace T -38 and ,, pl two other hal f ton trucks T -38 requi res major repai rs or REPAIR replacement It was noted there was no money in the budget for T -38 more truck replacements this year and agreed the truck should be OR TRADE repaired The need to review the M D road approach policy was discussed. ROAD APROACH Mr. Boake moved to table this matter until the next meeting of POLICY Council I Gb \ -d CARRIED Mrs. Wilkinson asked for some direction regarding office staff picking up the mail and doing the banking for the M D It wi 11 PICKING require use of a vehicle on a daily basis due to the distance UP MAIL away from the bank and post office ETC Mr. Code moved authority be given to pay $3.00 a day to a member REIMBURSE of the office staff if they use a private vehicle to pick up the M34T mail or do necessary M D business during the time the main FOR SANE office is shut down for renovations -��,« CARRIED --c-4V ISPA Mr Jeffery left the meeting at this time Mrs Wilkinson reviewed the letter from Alberta Forestry Lands ENVIR and Wildlife which outlines the conditions under which the M.D. SENSATIVE will qualify for a grant to undertake a study of environmentally LAND sensitive land in the M D INVENTORY Mr. Hogg moved to accept and file as information. CARRIED r r COUNCIL MEETING JULY 10th, 1990 Mr Cunningham entered the meeting and reviewed with Council the feasability of renting out space on the M D radio tower(s). He reviewed the amount being charged for rental of tower space in the city and noted the Carbon tower would handle up to 10 antennas and if another similar tower was erected in the Wimborne area a similar number could be installed on that tower. If a minimum amount of space was rented out the M D might generate between $6000 to $9000 per year He also reviewed what would be required to keep the M D signal clean of interference and suggested if a tower was put up in the Wimborne area it likely should be the same as the Carbon Tower - a maximum of 290 feet in height so as to not require special lighting There was discussion about whether the M D should be renting out space on a commercial basis and competing with private industry Mr Hogg moved to accept this report and the matter be discussed again if the provincial grant for regional radio improvement is received. CARRIED An application to redesignate a portion of the S.W. 27 in 30 -25 -4 from agricultural conservation to a Local Rural Commercial zoning was discussed. Mr Hogg moved the required public hearing be held on Tuesday, August 14th, 1990 at 1 30 P M CARRIED It was agreed Item Number 22 be removed from the agenda as Mr Toews has been advised of what is required. Mrs Wilkinson reported the Village of Torrington has forwarded a copy of its Tourism Action Plan for the information of Council Mr. Code moved to accept and file as information CARRIED Mr Hogg noted a request has been received from the ratepayers Huxley to erect a notice board in the hamlet 1 �• RE DESIGNATE PART SW 27 30 -25-4 q 10 �-tie - 11, 04 1 OT,J=k-941 i n NOTICE IN Mr Vickery moved the local community group in any M.D. hamlet HAMLETS may erect a public notice board if they so wish CARRIED 1e c � v Sev Mr Vickery moved to table the balance of the agenda and further TAKE moved this meeting do now adjourn CARRIED &ADJOURN TIME - 5 00 P M. ayl REE E n M NICIPAL DMINISTRATOR I- ISSISr � .. ROAD COMMITTEE MEETING JUNE 27TH, 1990 The road committee of R A Marz, Harold Mueller and J C Jeffery reviewed the following projects on Wednesday, June 278th, 1990 1 Pan Canadian 8- 23- 34 -25 -5 and Pan Canadian 14- 27- 34 -23 -4 Company had requested permission to install approaches which have less then 800 foot sight distance. Road committee approved both approaches as there was no other option. 2 Husky Oil 14- 2- 32 -23 -4 Company wish to up -grade an undeveloped road allowance to a standard less than a type 3 standard to get access to a well site Committee could not agree on a solution Recommend this be discussed again at council 3 Opinec 8- 1- 33 -23 -4 - Did not use east approach at Kahlers Used south existing oil well approach No action necessary 4 Reviewed Bumper Road Project at N E 33- 30 -26 -4 Nothing done as yet 5 Sunnyslope Hall SR 582 - Would like the road gravelled into the hall No recommendation - Discuss at council 6 LS2000 - Trochu - St Anne's Ranch - Product applied Left ridge on one side of the road 7 LS2000 - Trochu North past Nichols to North bridge Crew got lost - road was not prepared ?Ores any solution? i JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING PERIOD JUNE 26th TO July 10 1990 BALANCE Forward Nil report CORRESPONDENCE $48 1 Alta Transportation advised culvert has been ordered for SSE 17- 31 -24 -4 - SR 582 Project. 2 Copy of letter from Torchinsky Engineering to CP rail re SR 582 Project and railway crossing 3 Notice of Final Dividend re Top Crop Fertilizer Ltd. M D may receive $626.84 - business tax arrears 4 Letter form Alta Tourism re special tourism events 5. Letter from Alta Fire Prevention Branch - fire loss report 6 Letter from Minister of Tourism - Bulletin No 17 7 News Highlights AAMD & C - copy given to each councillor 8 Letter from AAMD & C enclosing copies of resolutions dealt with at spring convention - copy given to each councillor 9 Financial Statement from Orkney Athletic Association 10 Letter of thanks from Allingham Community Association 11. Letter from AAMD & C re chemical container disposal program 12 Letter from Connie Osterman forwarding pamphlets about a re- cycling program 13. Financial Statement from Three Hills Rural Community 14 Financial Statement from Huxley Community Hall 15 Letter from County of Stettler inviting Reeve to be in their parade - copy of letter given to Otto 16 Booklet from Alberta Environment 17. Letter from Pafco Insurance Company Ltd re need for insurance before renting out premises to a third party 18 Clearwater financial summary for 1989 19 Tourism Industry Association of Alberta announcement 20. Financial Statement Torrington and District Recreation Board 21 Letter from AAMD & C asking for information about councillor benefit packages 22. Financial Statement - Ghost Pine Athletic Association BUILDING PERMITS 1. James G Bishop NW 8- 31 -22 -4 - Horse Shelter $5000 2. Allen Toews - SE 16- 31 -25 -4 - 3 Broiler Barns $150,000 on 160 acres 3 Huxley Colony - NW 29- 34 -22 -4 - machinery storage building $100 ,000 . 4. Huxley Colony - NW 29- 34 -22 -4 - livestock shelter $60,000 5 Tracy Trentham - Pt. NW 31- 30 -21 -4 - basement for residence $25,000. 6 Ian Hazel SW 29- 32 -25 -4 - mobile home and porch - $50 ,000 1 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE JULY 10, 1990 HANDWRITTEN 11611 Maclin Ford 5,654.52 June & July Lease Pay 11612 Davis Elmer 4,052 15 Renovations -Weich shop 11613 M D of Kneehi11 - Payroll 93,907 66 June Hourly Payroll 11614 Alberta Health Care 2 158 50 June Premium 11615 Manufacturers Life 7,676 04 July Premium 11616 Alberta Treasury L A P 11,490 29 June Remittance 11617 Receiver General of Canada 63,768 24 June Remittance FCSS 11618 *A G T. FCSS 161 57 Monthly accounts 11619 *Munro, Jeanne 90 66 May & June Expenses REGULAR 11620 A A M D & C 25,334.56 Accounts 11621 A.G.T 593 11 Accounts 11622 Alberta Power 1,071 62 Accounts 11623 Alberta Wheat Pool 82 50 inv #0204325 11624 Arn's Equipment Ltd 15.85 Repairs 11625 Boake, R E 2,136 52 June Timesheet 11626 Border Paving 1,362 78 Road Material 11627 Bramley, Dennis 156.00 June Mileage 11628 C & F Tool Automotive 82 50 Repairs 11629 Calgary Overhead Door 1,583 85 Weich Shop 11630 Canadian National Railways 488.42 Crossing Mtce 11631 Canadian Pacific Ltd. 466 96 Crossing Mtce 11632 C.W.N.G. 63 03 Accounts 11633 Capital Printers 22 50 Advertising 11634 Century Sales & Service 428.64 Tools, Supplies 11635 City of Drumheller 3,583 00 Recreation Grant 11636 Code, J.F 1,645 05 June Timesheet 11637 Country Flags 1,871 28 M D Flags 11638 Cunningham, ALex 169.95 Security Dialer -Weich 11639 D Butters Holdings 37 10 Magnet 11640 Dawonik, Ken 5 00 Machine Repairs 11641 E J Mower Centre North 78.54 Keivers Park 11642 Ehmann, Paul 209 70 Utility officer Course 11643 Ensminger, Gary 56 64 Mileage 11644 Erica's Catering 195 00 M D Picnic 11645 Friedrich, Joe 128.10 Mileage 11646 Friesen Plumbing 998 60 Filters - Swalwell Water 11647 FSI Culvert Inc 32,891 43 Culverts 11648 Fyfe Parts 120.00 Inventory 11649 Gane Enterprises 138 00 Pumping 11650 George's Farm Centre 93 00 Inventory 11651 Ghost Pine Athletic Assoc 600 00 Recreation Grant 11652 Gibbs Ford Mercury 367 84 Inventory 11653 Gregg Distributors 238.47 Inventory, Repairs 11654 Guards Implements 254 85 Repairs 11655 Hauser Tractor & Equipment 170 28 Repairs 11656 Hi Way 9 Express 341 39 Freight 11657 Hoff, Otto 1,476 05 June Timesheet 11658 Hogg, Lawrence 1,924.64 June Timesheet 11659 Huxley Community Hall 2,600 00 Recreation Grant 11660 I C G Utilities 685 77 Monthly Accounts 11661 John C Jeffery - Petty Cash 43.67 Iventory, Fuel 11662 Ken Adams Petroleum 32 45 Machine Repairs 11663 Kneehill Ambulance Service 4,455 01 June Revenue & July Rent 11664 Kober, Dennis 88 32 Mileage 11665 Ladwig's Automotive 11666 Lammle Electric 11667 Linden Agri-Centre 11668 Linden Contractors 11669 Macleods ACCOUNTS PAYABLE JULY 10, 1990 192.97 8,134.29 98 35 105,000 00 238 03 11670 Maclin Ford 480 00 11671 Marz, Richard 1,011 31 11672 McGregor Filtering 117 50 11673 Neil O'Shea 583.90 11674 Oliver Agricultural 5.81 11675 Oliver Industrial 39 38 11676 Orkney Athletic Assoc 700.00 11677 Parker's Machine Shop 421 00 11678 Parts Plus 575 02 11679 Penner, Herman & Dorothy 773 52 11680 Pounder Emulsions 24,260 94 11681 Provincial Treasurer 338,853 00 11682 Ralston, Eleanor 45 00 11683 Ray's Home Hardware 115.12 11684 Rempfer, Ida 45 00 11685 Ron L Walker Bldg. Materials 1,799 58 11686 RPM Automotive 14.95 11687 S.0 A Waste Systems 860 00 11688 Samuel Metal Products 126 84 11689 Siemens Sharpening Service 24 10 11690 Stenekes, Violet 308 10 11691 Tetz, Bob & Linda 100 00 11692 The Bolt Supply House 634 12 11693 Thomas, Arthur 21.00 11694 Three Hills Bed Truck 225 00 11695 Three HIlls Floral Centre 30 00 11696 Three Hills I G A 768.85 11697 Three Hills Rural Comm Assoc 700 00 11698 Three HI11s Tire 50 00 11699 Thuro Services(Western) 1,615 00 11700 Town of Three HIlls 408.86 11701 Traders Furniture 2,940 00 11702 Twin Tractor 283 43 11703 Vickery, Rick M 1,805.42 11704 Village of Acme 250 00 11705 Village of Torrington & District 12,386 00 11706 Workers Compensation Board 8,510.00 TOTAL 793,898 99 Inventory, Repairs June Statement Repai rs Gravel Crushing June Statement Stri pes June timesheet Inventory Vacuum less trade in Repai rs Inventory Recreation Grant Repai rs Inventory Tools Advance Fencing SR582 Road Materials 112 of 1990 Requisition Toilet Rental Machine Repair Toilet Rental June Statement Tool s June Garbage Pickup Machine Repairs Sharpening services Mi 1 eage Dust Control Rebate June Statement Meals Unload Culverts Flowers - Marz June Statement Recreation Grant Repai rs Flush Wimborne Lines Water Accounts Carpet - Weich Shop Machine Repairs June Timesheet Public Trans. Grant Recreation Grant WCB Account . 4.