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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1990-07-24 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING JULY 24TH, 1990 1. Approval of Agenda 2 Approval of Council Meeting minutes - July 10th, 1990 3 Approval of Accounts presented for payment today 4 Bank Reconciliation Statement for month of June 5 J C Jeffery report - July 10th, 1990 to July 24th 1990 6. Executive Committee Report APPOINTMENTS 9 00 A M - Combined A S B and Council Meeting 10 30 A.M - Oris Rodger 1 30 P M. - Public Hearing - Trochu Golf Course Redesignation Application - SW 8- 33 -23 -4 4 00 P M - Development Appeal Board Hearing - Alex McKay 4 30 P M - Development Appeal Board Meeting AG SERVICE BOARD i 7 Combined Meeting with A S B Discuss - Letter from AAMD & C re Federal Review of National Agriculture Policy Minutes from June 27th A S B meeting Letter from Ag Fieldman re 1990 A S B Conference format Discuss problem with Scentless Mayweed in Town of Three Hills Discuss Ag Service Board Operation with Mr. Thomas (He will have points to be reviewed and discussed. PRIORITY ITEMS nil TABLED ITEMS FROM PREVIOUS MEETING See Item Number 10 in Transportation Section TRANSPORTATION ITEMS 8 Order replacement graders for 1991 9 Review holding gravel days in August - ?change in policy to allow purchase of gravel from a stock pile site 10 Review letter from Opinac requesting relaxation of road approach sight distance 11 Review M D road approach policy 12 Request to install low level crossing between Sections 13 & 18 in 30 -22 -4 - Undev Road Allowance 13 Review Torrington Gravel Pit situation Review reports re two wells drying up in Torrington Pit Area Alex Cunningham should be present for this item 14 Requests from Harold Mueller a) Three Hills Seed Plant - use of M D Buggy b) Ditch Work at SSE 30- 32 -22 -4 - Louis Lemay 15 Review requst for dust control - Carl Ernst - Report from Richard Vickery GENERAL ITEMS 16 Review agreement from Don Stewart - Arthitect Fees for office etc Report from Building Committee - July 20th, 1990 meeting 1 AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING JULY 24TH, 1990 PLANNING MATTERS 17 Subdivisions 18 Report from Alex Cunningham re Levi Boese matter PUBLIC HEARINGS 19. 1 30 P M Publ 1 c Hearing - Application for Redesi gnati on - SW 8- 33 -23 -4 UTILITIES OFFICER ITEMS n 1 LATE ITEMS 20 Bids received for Berreth Stock Pile Site - Hay DISCUSSION ITEMS Committee Reports ADJOURNMENT MEMBERS OF D A B ONLY DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD HEARINGS 21 Alex MacKay Appeal - Pt N W 21- 31 -24 -4 4 00 P.M. DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD MEETING 22 D A B meeting 2 f COMBINED M D OF KNEEHILL AND AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD ANNUAL MEETING - JULY 24. 1990 A combined meetiing of the Council of the M D of Kneehill No. 48 and Agricultural Service Board was held on Tuesday, July 24th, 1990, commencing at 9 05 a m The following were present for the meeting Reeve Otto Hoff Division 2 Councillors J. Finlay Code Robert E. Boake Richard Marz Harold Mueller Richard M Vickery Lawrence Hogg Tim Kubinec Paul Andrews Jeff Millang Ken King Delin Shehan Arthur Thomas John C Jeffery Division 1 Division 3 Division 4 Division 5 Division 6 Division 7 Ratepayer Member Ratepayer Member District Agriculturist District Agriculturist District Home Economist Agricultural Fieldman Municipal Administrator Laurie Brosseau was present and recorded the minutes. Reeve Hoff called the meeting to order and requested approval of the agenda for the meeting. Mr Mueller moved approval of the agenda AGENDA CARRIED APPROVAL Mr. Boake moved approval of the June 27th 1990 A.S.B. meeting JUNE 27 minutes MINUTES CARRIED APPROVAL Lawrence Hogg gave a report. The old cattle scale will be sold by tender when other equipment is advertised The A S board Zs looking at a rental agreement for the no -till drill seeder. This agreement would state that the person renting the machine would be responsible for any abnormal damage Mr Jeff Mi 11 ang, D1 strl ct Agri cul turn st, read hi s report dated July 24, 1990. Mr Hogg expressed the concern of the board regarding the fact that the County of Red Deer does not have any sort of Toad fIax control program. Mr Mueller stated his concern that the Town of Three Hills also does not have any sort of program for controlling scentless chamomile The Board felt that it was very difficult to achieve any sort of control over these two weeds if an arrangement can not be made with the County of Red Deer and Town of Three Hills for their support. Mr Thomas stated that he felt the A S B had a very good program in place which could be very effective if he was made aware of the problem areas The possi bl i ty of obtaining funding and h1 r1 ng a weed inspector was discussed Mr. Jeffery left the meeting Oc% COMBINED M D OF KNEEHILL AND AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD ANNUAL MEETING - JULY 24, 1990 Mr King suggested the Board utilize grader operators and give them some instruction in identifying noxious weeds They could then notify Mr Thomas of any problem weed areas they come across. Mr Hoff suggested Mr. Thomas call in the grader operators for this instruction at his discretion. Mr. Hogg suggested we look at budgeting for a weed inspector for next year. Mr Thomas, Agricultural F i e I d m a n read his report, dated July 24, 1990 The pesticide containers from 1989 have been picked up but none of the 1990 one have been picked up, therefore, the pesticide container site is already half filled Mr Jeffery entered the meeting 10 40 p.m The following equipment has been bought under the CASCI program no - till drill seeder, transportation trailer, tree planter and sprayer Other equipment which will be purchased shortly is a special disker and sprayer for shelfterbelts. Approximately $1,000 00 has been spent on a conservation display for public education. A newsletter was sent out in the spring at a cost of approximately $500 Mr Thomas hopes to send out another one thi s fal 1 A base study to develop other programs and find out where the needs lie is being considered. There is a mapping program available for approximately 10,000 This program would present purely soil information If it was possible to put program together with the present M D 's mapping program from Stewart and Weir, the cost could be substantially less and assessment, planning and agriculture would be all together Mr Thomas is going to talk to Stewart and Weir, Alex Cunningham and Herman Martens to see if this is possible The A S B is presently looking at doing controlled drainage demonstration at Lawrence Meehan's at the intersection of S.W. 5- 33-23-W4 A survey will be done by the Conservation and Development Branch of Alberta Agriculture to see if there is enough natural drainage. This is only available on a demonstration basis and each service board is allowed one per year CASCI money is available for soil conservation prrograms over and above what has been approved for soil conservationn in the month of Apri 1 The shelterbelt program for 1990 went very well C F C N came out to interview Mr Thomas and there was a write up in the Three Hills Capital. Mr Marz brought up a concern that shelterbelts should be allowed on property lines between adjacent quarters He felt this would encourage farmers to plant more shelterbelts Bruce Sommerville took a Pesticide Applicator's course this winter on his own and has now received his 1 i cense . Mr Thomas would like to see him reimbursed for the cost of this course. B SOMMERVILLE Mr Hogg moved Mr Sommerville be reimbursed for the cost Xof the REIMBURSED FOR pesticide applicator's course and required medical. 0```c�! } COURSE CARRIED . 6.;J��"��� Mr. Thomas received a letter from Harry Church thanking the A S B for the use of the cattle scale for the 4H Calf Sale in L =� COMBINED M D OF KNEEHILL AND AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD ANNUAL MEETING - JULY 24. 1990 Drumheller The new scale is working very well Mr Thomas has discussed with Fish and Wildlife the problem of beaver in the M D of Kneehi11 area They have given us a blanket permit to hunt beaver on public land July 31 to October 31, 1990 Weed problems at various stock piles were discussed and Mr Thomas was instructed to have his crew routinely check and spray gravel stock piles as they were spraying the various areas It was noted that the Beveridge Lake and Neil Silver stock piles needed spraying as soon as possible The scentless chamomile problem was again addressed and Mr Boake SCENTLESS moved Mr Hogg, Chairman of the A.S.B., and Mr Thomas ask CI-* MILE permission of the Town Council to go to one of their meetings and PROBLEM bring this concern to light Ms Delin Sheehan introduced herself and summarized her role on the Agricultural Service Board. Mr. Hogg moved that the next Agricultural Seri ce Board meeting be NEXT MEETING held on August 21, 1990 The next combined meeting date would be AUGUST 21/90 set at a later date. CARRIED Mr. Vickery moved the combined portion of the meeting adjourn and ADJOURNMENT revert back to the regular council meeting Time 10 30 a m CARRIED -- ---- - - - - -- - - -G��ISTRATOR ---------------- REE E MUNI L (33) AGENDA, AGRICULTURAL July 24 1. 9:00 A M Call meeting tc 2 Approval of agenda 3 Reading and approval of tl- 1990 meeting. 4 Business arising from the 5 Alberta Agriculture, Distr 6 Agricultural Fzeldman's R* Arthur Thomas 7 New Business a Open discussion on any programs or other relat b Other I- Next meeting date , DISTRICT OFFICE REPORT July 24, 1990 E %TENSION The past year has brought some new faces both to Council and also in our office Ken King joined us in August of last year, Delin Sheehan jumped aboard ship in December, and we've been sailing with this crew ever since Extension activities were centered around the theme, Strong Partners Strong Farm The concept was that if both partners were aware of what the other was doing and understood the impacts of each other's decisions, the farm would become stronger Three major programs were undertaken last year. Gear Up Advantage, Wills and Estates, and Beef Survey Gear Up Advantage is a flexible yet intensive farm management course This long term program develops farm producers into farm managers by examining the interrelationship and manage- ment of four areas Production, Marketing, Finance and People The Beef Survey was used to establish benchmarks and establish some areas of oppor- tunity The analysis has been done and we are putting together some courses and extension activities for this fall and winter. The Wills and Estates course was a highlight for us It dealt with some of the things to consider when dealing with wills and estate planning With two new players on the extension team, last year was one of reflec- tion With new players come new ideas, and currently we are discussing direction and opportunities for extension work We welcome your thoughts and input NEEDS /CONCERNS Over the past years we have been working to control Toadf lax. The last two years we have done some work but more needs to be done Through our efforts we are finding more and more infestations but we are not doing a good enough job controlling these spots outside the buffer zone Along with Toadflax, Scentless Chamomile needs to be addressed We realize the M D 's policy and contract procedure but a grey area exists We propose to develop a list of four to six acceptable control measures Art then has more support for issuing weed notices if need be Also the problem along the creeks and rivers needs to be addressed Soil conservation has come to the forefront of the government's purse ASB has received an indication of what money it has available for next year We have the opportunity and money available to become extremely active and enthusiastic The one drawback we have is manpower With this new money as well as PFRA's money we should be able to hire a person full time for the next two years This full time person could be responsible for the soil conservation program Both planning, hosting, developing demonstration sites, as well as writing reports and summarizing the findings during the winter could be a part of this job We've appreciated the cooperation and effort the ASB and Council have given us in the past We look forward to continued support and input. i AGRICULTURAL FIELDMANIS REPORT July 24, 1990 Rather than preparing a lengthy written report I have listed some points for discussion in the hopes that they will lead to a two way question and answer period CASCI program, progress and direction Soil Conservation Equipment Pesticide Container Site Assistant Ag Fieldman, Pesticide Applicators License Lawrence Meehan, Controlled Drainage Project SW 5,33,23,W4 Weed & Pest Surveys and Inspertzons Shelterbelt Program Weeds, Toadflax, Scentless Chamomile Arthur Thomas Agricultural FieIdman Correspondence 1 Harry Church, re, 4H Calf Sale Drumheller 2 CASCI, re; 1991 Program funding 3 Fish and Wildlife, re, Beaver Control C ASCI Canada — Alberta Soil Conservation Initiative MR LAWRENCE HOGG ASB CHAIRMAN KNEEHILL MD 48 BOX 400 THREE HILLS, AB TOM 2AO Dear MR HOGG © nc 19 #206, 7000 113 Street Edmonton Alberta T6H 5T6 (403) 422 4385 C 201 02 July 13, 1990 Re Canada Alberta Soil Conservation Initiative (CASCI) We have enclosed a 1990 CASCI Information /Application package The CASCI program is entering its second year and we commend Agricultural Service Boards (ASBs) Agricultural Fieldmen and District Agriculturists for their interest, enthusiasm and commitment to soil conservation All sixty seven ASBs submitted Soil Conservation Action Plans for 1989/90 The continued development of soil conservation action plans is essential to the success of municipal soil conservation efforts These plans will be an important factor in extending the benefit of this program well into the future The federal Permanent Cover Program and Soil Conservation Equipment /Support Program were heavily subscribed to Three year funding for the Permanent Cover Program is expected to be fully committed by the July 20 1990 application deadline Many ASBs however did not apply for their entire Soil Conservation Equipment /Support notional allocation in 1989/90 and have until November 15 1990 to apply At that time, unsubscribed funding will be reallocated The provincial Demonstration Local Planning and Awareness Program and Field Shelterbelt Program also received excellent support We are pleased to advise you that base and reserve funding have been significantly increased to support your 1991 activities Agriculture Canada ril /2 Albata AGRICULTURE KNEEHILL 2 For 1991 activities your Agricultural Service Board is eligible for a base budget allocation of up to $ 28,500 00 plus additional reserve budget funding under the provincial Demonstration, Local Planning and Awareness Program Your board may also have further eligibility under the federal Soil Conservation Equipment /Support Program Your Soil Conservation Action Plan must fully support your application for funds under both federal and provincial programs For the first time, your plan must also include and support your application for "Additional Funding for Soil Conservation" which up until now has been applied for as part of your Agricultural Service Board Budget Application These Funds will be administered by the Conservation and Development Branch of Alberta Agriculture through the CASCI Action Plan process As outlined in the attached letter dated November 22, 1989 provincial funding available under CASCI is not available until "historic funding has been spent This is a requirement of the Soil Conservation Agreement to ensure that new money be made available for new activities Your ASB's historic level of funding is $ 1,932 00 Failure to expend your 1990/91 historic funding will affect eligibility for CASCI funding The attached table summarizes your historic level of funding, 1991 CASCI Base Budget Allocation and the Soil Conservation Equipment /Support program monies that are still available to your ASB Both the federal and provincial governments recognize the good work and strong leadership Agricultural Service Boards have provided for soil conservation Your continued support is key to the success of conservation programs in Alberta and is very much appreciated For further information about CASCI or help in developing your Soil Conservation Action Plan please call your Regional Soil Conservation Coordinator or PFRA Area Soil Conservationist (list enclosed) Yours truly Alan Stewart Senior Soil Conservationist PFRA Agriculture Canada attachments cc ARTHUR THOMAS, AGRICULTURAL FIELDMAN JEFF MILLANG, DISTRICT AGRICULTURIST RB ea JH062190 LO1 Yours trul , John C Hermans Head Conservation & Development Alberta Agriculture a KNEEHILL ASB SOIL CONSERVATION FUNDING 1991 AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT FUNDING Historic Level of Funding * Portion of regular ASB grant Additional Funding for Soil Conservation ** Total Historic Funding CASCI FUNDING $ 0 00 $ 1,932 00 1991 Base Budget Allocation * ** Soil Conservation Equipment /Support Program Notional Allocation (for entire 3 years 1989/90 1991/92) $ 93,500 00 Funding Approved in 1989/90 and for which a Contribution Agreement has been signed or is being prepared $ 77,000 00 Notional Allocation remaining (available until November 15, 1990) $ 1,932 00 $ 28,500 00 $ 16,500 00 * Must be spent before CASCI provincial funding can be accessed ** In 1991 Additional Funding for Soil Conservation" must be included in and supported by ASB Soil Conservation Action Plans This will be your application for 1991 "additional funding" * ** Agricultural Service Boards can apply for Reserve Budget in addition to their Base Budget allocation under the provincial Demonstration, Local Planning and Awareness Program COUNCIL MEETING - JULY 24, 1990 A regular meetiing of the Council of the M.D. of Kneehill No was held on Tuesday, July 24th, 1990, commencing at 10 45 following the combined M D of Kneehill and Agricultural Ser, Board annual meeting The following were present for the meeting Reeve Otto Hoff Division 2 Councillors J. Finlay Code Robert E Boake Richard Marz Harold Mueller Richard M. Vickery Lawrence Hogg John C Jeffery Division 1 Division 3 Division 4 Division 5 Division 6 Division 7 Municipal Administratc Laurie Brosseau was present and recorded the minutes. Reeve Hoff called the regular council meeting to order Mr Oris Rodger entered the meeting The following additions to the agenda were requested 15 (a) SR 582 17 (a) Len Andrews 18 (a) Keiver's Lake 18 (b) Trees on Property Lines 22 (a) Allan Toews ADDITIONS TO AGENDA Mr Mueller moved approval of the agenda for today's meeting AGENDA including the addition of the above noted items. APPROVAL CARRIED Mr. Code moved approval of the July 10th, 1990 council meeting JULY 10/90 minutes MINUTES CARRIED APPROVED Mr. Mueller moved approval of the accounts submitted for payment ACCOUNTS today, subject to further review by the finance committee of Otto APPROVAL Hoff, R A Marz, Finlay Code and Richard M Vickery. CARRIED Mr. Vickery moved approval of the bank reconciliation statement BANK for the month of June, 1990. RECONCILIATION / APPROVAL � Mr Jeffery reviewed his report 0 (� As per Item 4 of Mr Jeffery's report, Mr Vickery moved that the SAFETY 40d, Safety Committee meet with Mr Dean Marchon of Jubilee Insurance INSPECTION/ to do shop and yard safety inspections tit, U Mr Vickery requested that Mr Jeffery obtain further information #���at, on Item 20 (instructors from Keyano College coming to put on ✓ Xo{�'� ®��AJ short courses) . Mr Boake moved approval of Mr. Jeffery's report JCJ REPORT CARRIED APPROVAL ✓ Mr Code moved approval of the executive committee minutes of EXECUTIVE July 20 , 1990. COMMITTEE CARRIED APPROVAL The replacement of graders for 1991 was discussed and Lawrence P -6 -84 Hogg moved that tenders be requested to replace P -6 -84, the REPLAC specifications to include 155 to 210 horsepower and snow lowing �� f equipment. CARRIED COUNCIL MEETING - JULY 24, 1990 After some discussion rE moved that they be held follows Monday, August 13, 1990 - Tuesday, August 14, 1990 Wednesday, August 15, ardi n ravel d -g g g days for 1991, Mr Marz GRAVEL � during the week of August 13, 1990 as DAYS r16 �p Torrington Pit - $4 .00 /yd - Torrington Pit - $4.00 /yd 1990 - Beveridge Lake Stock Pile - $7 00 /yd. Thursday, August 16, 1990 - Carbon Corner /Marshman's Stock Pile - 1 -112" only at $7.00 1yd f CARRIED Opt nac' s request for the relaxation of road approach s g h t OPINAC distance at 13 of 17- 29 -21 -W4 was discussed RELAXATION ,4 APPROACH Mr Code moved this matter be referred to Road Committee and SITE DISTANCE stated that he would like to be present. CARRIED r Road Committee meeting of Messrs Vickery, Mueller and Jeffery was set for 8 30, July 25 , 1990 The M D road approach policy was discussed and Mr Vickery moved ROAD t pfi this matter be referred to Road Committee and that they bring APPROACH back a policy recommendation, Ori s Rodger to be involved i n POLICY recommendation CARRIED The request to install a low level crossing between Sections 13 & LOW LEVEL Q`Cp� 18 in 30 -22 -W4 on an undeveloped road allowance was discussed and CROSSING Finlay Code moved that Road Committee look at this and bring a REQUEST ✓ recommendation back to council 13 &18 CARRIED 30 -22 -W4 Item number 13 on the agenda was tabled until after lunch when Mr. Cunningham could be present � he �' do,5 Harold Mueller reported the Three Hi 1 1 s Seed Plant has purchased ooM� k00�. an extra two acres for their new building site In order to $ U correct a possible drainage problem they need the dirt sloped to ��o a� the west and would l i ke a buggy for one or two days to do this, 50 subject to approval from Don Pryor Mr Hogg moved that the M D supply the Three Hills Seed Plant THREE HILLS with the required buggies for the required number of days and SEED PLANT that they may have use of the Sheepsfoot packer to do this job, subject to arrangements with Don Pryor The Seed Cleaning Plant must supply tractor for the Sheepsfoot. CARRIED The meeting adjourned for dinner at this time DINNER 11 45 a . m ADJOURNMENT Meeting reconvened at 1 10 p m Mr Alex Cunningham and Mr Mike Reiley from Palliser Regional Planning Commission entered the meeting A� Mrs Brosseau was instructed to send out M.D. plaques to County of Red Deer, M D of Clearwater and County of Stettler`�p congratulating them on their grand openings Louis Lemay would like the ditch in front of his place levelled LEMAY so that he could cut the grass beside the road, SSE 30- 32 -22 -W4 REQUEST DITCH Mr. Hoff moved Road Committee take a look at this location and LEVELED bring a recommendation back to council SSE 30- MOTION L O S T 32- 22 -W41 Mr. Mueller moved Mr. Lemay be granted permission to hire some one to do the work necessary to improve side slopes to M.D 's if, 2,G r r COUNCIL MEETING - JULY 24. 1990 minimum four to one standard and the M D supply him with the necessary culvert extensions and signs ✓ �O MOTION LOST k�e�5 �e e�� Mr. Marz moved Mr Lemay be authorized to carry out the necessary S j work on the M D road allowance, meeting the M D 's minimum four to one standard at his cost and responsibility CARRIED. Mr. Hogg moved the Council meeting now adjourn in order to hold aADJOURN Public Hearing schedule for today in connection with the Trochu PUBLIC / Golf Course redesignation HEARING CARRIED �-avck Time 1 35 p m,£�`� Mr Vickery moved that the public hearing be adjourned and the GOLF COURSE regular meeting of council be reconvened i :, �' REDESIG NATION Mr. Reiley stated that he felt it was not necessary to redesignate the parcel of land in connection with the Trochu Golf Course y f Mr. Boake moved the M D concur with Mr Reiley's recommendation to and that the $50 00 fee for the development permit be refunded to the Trochu Golf Course. CARRIED Mr. Carl Ernst had contacted the office regarding the application py � of LS2000 on approximately 500 feet of his road and the whether he would qualify for the MD rebate as stated in the policy�� Mr Ernst does not own land in the M.D. of Kneehill but the road running by his place is maintained by the M D , (W 16- 34- 26 -W4). Mr Vickery moved that Mr Ernst be al lowed to apply for the LS2000 �C, maximum rebate and that the policy be amended to include any REBATE roads which the M D control or are responsible for, regardless POLICY whether the applicant is a ratepayer or not CHANGE CARRIED�� Mr Jeffery reviewed the Memorandum of Transportation and Utilities and the Kneehill No 48 for secondary highway 90/13 Mr Boake moved we sign this agreement. �o( c� Agreement between Alberta AB TRANSP ^�,,� P�a Muni ci pal Di st ri ct of SR 582 582, Agreement No. CPC AGREEMENT 1 CARRIED Mr Ian Anhorn telephoned Mr Marz and was concerned about his wells on N W 15- 32 -26 -W4 and on land he rents S W 22- 32- 26 -W4, across from the Torrington gravel pit. One well had dried up and the other was almost dry on the N.W. of 15 and the flowing well on the S W of 22 had dried up. He felt there may be some connection with the amount of water the M D had pumped at the Torrington Pit Mr Paul Ehmann checked the wells July 17 1990 and found water 16 inches down on the one well on N.W. 15 He could not find the other well. The flowing well on S.W. 22 was flowwing from a 3/4" hose with a good stream Mr. Hogg moved that a letter be sent to Mr Anhorn stating theANHORN results of Mr Ehmann's investigation WATER WELLS CARRIED Mr Cunningham gave a report on the Torrington Pit The bottom TORRINGTON floor at the north end is uneven and pockets of water do not PIT allow front end loader removal He estimates there is up to orRECLANIATION in excess of 70,000 yards of gravel that could be recovered Mr. t' Cunningham recommends rental of 34D bucket backhoe and two 25- ton \4��Op ��c' rock trucks This would require three operators for these units for approximately one month (200 hours) at a cost of G 3� COUNCIL MEETING - JULY 24, 1990 Mr Marz moved we rent the required equipment to recover the gravel at a maximum cost of $50,000.00 as per Mr Cunningham's recommendation CARRIED NO Century City has been in contact with Mr Rodger and have CENTURY �AiA informed him that they would supply the M D with three inches of CITY asphalt at a cost of $40,000 per mile if we supply the gravel and PAVING���v hauling This was discussed at some length CONTRACT✓ Mr Rodger left the meeting, time 2 30 p.m. Mr. Reiley reviewed subdivisions as follow SUBDIVISIONS 1 Frere Farms Ltd (Town of Trochu) 4 52 acre to add FRERE FARMS lands to the present Trochu Golf Course - S W 8- 33 -23 -W4 SW8 -33 -23 Mr Code moved the M.D. recommend approval for the subdivision subject to staff recommendations CARRIED �ekkr SP 2 Wiens Holdings Ltd., Cedarville Holdings Ltd. and E WIENS U Gregory Litwin (Erwin Wiens) 8 42 acres to isolate residence from SE26 -29 -26 existing intensive agricultural parcel - S E. 26- 29 -26 -W4 I'll Mr Marz moved the M D recommend refusal for this subdivision in accordance with the outlined staff recommendations CARRIED 3 Clifford Penner (Alberta Power) 5 74 acre site for a ALBERTA radio tower and control building - NW 11- 31 -25 -W4 This was POWER approved in minutes of June 26, 1990 but location was incorrect NW11 -31 -25 Mr Vickery moved the M D 's approval of this new location subject to staff recommendations CARRIED Mr Cunningham reviewed the Levi Boese file. The Muni cipal LEVI Planning Commission have approved development permit to move Mr BOESE Boese's house off of the present location Mr Gladwin Toews has put a $10,000 security deposit in trust with Mike Welsh thus giving Mr Boese an extension of 90 days Mr. Cunningham has heard that Mr Boese may move the house to Linden Mr Marz left the meeting, 2 40 p.m. Mr Cunningham reviewed an agreement submitted for the M D 's DON STEWART ,y I ` signature from Don Stewart outlining their fees and AGREEMENT responsibilities for the M.D main office renovations Mr Code moved that this agreement be turned over to Norman Tainsh for his perusal and comments CARRIED Mr Hoff left the meeting, 4 00 p.m. i Messrs Hoffer entered the meeting n Mr. Vickery moved that Mr. Cunningham draft up a letter to the Village of Linden advising them that Mr Boese may be asking them ,. for permission to move this house into Linden (, CARRIED MGT 2 r��ucr+�c� �c, rVi- e�%nq --)- -L'f_C7� 1 1 There was further discussion of the placement of shelterbelt trees SHELTERBELTS on property lines as brought up at the combined A S B and ON PROPERTY Council meeting in the morning After some discussion and LINES reading of the existing by -law it was felt that there was no restrictions regarding the planting of trees between two parcels of land as long the 135 foot as set back from the right -of -way of highway a secondary and 100 feet of local roads was maintained. Mr Cunningham reviewed an agreement submitted for the M D 's DON STEWART ,y I ` signature from Don Stewart outlining their fees and AGREEMENT responsibilities for the M.D main office renovations Mr Code moved that this agreement be turned over to Norman Tainsh for his perusal and comments CARRIED Mr Hoff left the meeting, 4 00 p.m. i Messrs Hoffer entered the meeting n COUNCIL MEETING - JULY 24. 1990 Mr Cunningham gave the Building Committee report Mr. Code moved the Building Committee report be accepted and that ADJOURNMENT the regular council meeting be adjourned in order to hold a DAB HEARING Development Appeal Board hearing and meeting scheduled for today at 4 00 and 4 30 ✓` vAPJ A CARRIED. (tj)'� Messr Vickery, Boake and Reiley left the meeting 1�m Mr. Mueller moved C o u n c i 1 meeting do now reconvene, the RECONVENE (� >' Development Appeal Board hearing and meeting having been completed pG� CARRIED k0� 4 45 P.M. Messrs Vickery and Boake entered the meeting Mr Cunningham left the meeting Mr Code Distance m e e t i n asked that Council members read the Minimum Separation ecc������ for Livestock and b r i n any comments to the next 10c, �0�0 i n LEN 1 Mr Jeffery read a Iettter from Mr Welsh, the M D lawyer, connection with the Len Andrews Dunphy road access problem. Mr Mueller moved to accept and file as information CARRIED Mr. Hoff reported that Albert Stickel had contacted him that he KEIVER'S had been at Kei ver' s Lake with his team of horses giving children LAKE 01 and people rides When he came back the next week, the park HORSES ti9 attendant informed him that he could not bring his horses into �`) the park. Mr Marz moved this matter be referred to the Parks Committee and N that they bring back recommendations for next Council meeting and they be informed the general feeling of council was that they had no objections to Mr. Stickel giving rides to people at Keiver's ✓ Lake except along the beach CARRIED The M D received one bid for the cutting and removing of the hay BERRETH� from the M D. Berreth stock pile site for 1990 . Mr. Virgil STOCK ) Jo p Rempfer bid $50 00 PILE pp HAY BIDS A Mr Code moved Mr Rempfer's"bid of $50 00 for the hay at this site be accepted CARRIED Mr Mueller moved that the meeting be adjourned CARRIED TIME - 5 00 P M --- --- - - - - -- - ------ -- - - - - - - - - - - REEVE MUNICIPAtL Al7MI�NIST TOR R ADJOURNMENT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING JULY 20TH, 1990 A meeting of the Executive Committee of R.A. Marz J Finlay Code and Robert E. Boake was held on Friday, July 20th 1990, commencing at 1 15 P M Jean Wilkinson were also present for the meeting. The following items were reviewed 1 AAMD & C has forwarded an information paper about the Uniform np Q General Safety Act Discussion Paper 2 - A Risk Management System CC' for Alberta. Alberta Labour continues to press ahead with its efforts tou` combine the 7 existing safety statutes into one general bill and to transfer responsibility for the administration of most safety C� services to the local level. A Executive Committee recommend each councillor be given a copy of the information paper and the issue be discussed at another meeting of council if any councillor feel it necessary a 2 Alberta Occupational Health and Safety wish to be notified Ui of 41` any accident in which an M D employee is seriously injured. d They have forwarded forms to be used for reporting to their E� o f f i c Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information. 3 Pioneer Acres of Irricana have requested the M D consider donating some salvage items from the existing administration building to their building project - such as light fixtures, switches, plug ins, electrical panels, toilets doors etc Executive Committee recommend a letter be sent advising any salvage material which the M D have from the building will be offered for sale by tender and if any is left over after the sale their request would be considered 4. Alberta Water Resources Commission have forwarded a copy of their draft policy concerning management of wetlands in Alberta Cot .. The Commission is asking for public comments on their draft and r5VA will also be holding a series of public workshops in the fall of 1990 . Executive Committee recommend if public hearings are held in this area a member of council attend. 5. Andy Brown, Alberta Transportation, has indicated all gy�pp( consultant designs for projects are to be reviewed and approved by the District Office in Hanna before proceeding to the tendering stage Executive Committee recommend this letter be reviewed by Mr. Jeffery and accepted as information 6 A request has been made to sell used 4 foot and 6 foot grader blades from the Acme and Three Hills Shops These blades are not long enough to be used as fencing material thou �l Executive Committee recommend the 4 foot and 6 foot used blades be sold - $1 00 each for the 4 foot and $2 00 a piece for the 6 f foot - and there be no minimum quantity requirement SLIGHT DEVIATION FROM EXISTING POLICY" 1 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING JULY 20TH, 1990 AJIAI 7 C Majak has requested the M D cancel the 1990 business tax 9v yp charged to him He moved his business into Three Hills in 1989 ��� Executive Committee recommend the business tax of $48 00 - Roll number 8170 - be cancelled. 8 Transport Canada has requested the M D erect warning signs at SE 22- 27 -21 -4 to warn of possible trains or impose a speed�p� limit of 15 KPH There is poor vi sabi 1 i ty at the railway p �`yQ crossing due to the hills in that area Executive Committee recommend stop ahead and stop signs be erected on both sides of the railway crossing G 9 AAMD & C has forwarded a summary of the Premier's Council action plan on the Status of Persons with Disabilities and the recommendations the Council feel the Province should implement The Association would like comments from municipalities regarding the letter the association has drafted to send to the Premier's Council The action plan addresses the need to have availability of training for disabled citizens the need to increase employment rate of disabled persons and ensure disabled ciziens are not ghettoized in the low pay end of the spectrum, should amend the Employment Standards Code to ensure they cannot be paid less than minimum wage, worksites must be more accessible, and the Government should implement legislation requiiring employment equity (hiring quotas within government and publicly funded institutions (possibly municipalities ?), the need to ensure the right of all disabled children to have access to the same quality of education that is available to all other students in their home communities, the need to have all publicly funded recreation facilities handicapped accessible by the year 2000, the need to have Transportation systems, both local and intraprovincial, as well as pedestrian environment made barrier free as mobility should be a human right. the need to ensure disabled Albertans have access to the same range of affordable and accessible housing as other Albertans the need to ensure all new public buildings, etc are completely accessible to all persons. The need to ensure personal support programs for disabled persons - ie Home Care, etc be consolidated under one administrative unit AAMD & C feel these recommendations are already being worked towards in most municipalities in a gradual fashion. The Association supports the general objectives of the Action Plan but believe that additional costs of implementing the recommendations must be mimnimal Suggest the attached draft letter might be forwarded to the Premier's Council if there are no major objections raised by the member municipalities Executive committee recommend the Association be advised the M D p does not favour any type of quota system for hiring, the person �J hired must be the best for the job, not get the job because he or she is disabled or of a minority group, etc Also there is a concern about the increased costs which would be f incurred and because of the economic times should not be adding 2 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING JULY 20TH, 1990 more burdens on the ratepayers, but did agree accessability to public places is important Also recommend copy of the letter be given to each councillor and issue be discussed at Council on Tuesday if rest of council feel some concern about the action plan. 10 AAMD & C met with officials from Alberta Labour regarding proposed changes to Ambulance Attendant Hours of Work Regulation. Executive Committee recommend the letter be referred to the Ambulance Board for their consideration 11 AAMD & C obtained copies of a publication - An Overview of � the Railway Safety Act for distribution to association members' Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information r� 12. AAMD & C met with A.G.T. on June 28th regarding concerns raised by the Assocaition AGT has suggested a task force be formed to review and examine all issues which are of concern between municipalities and A G T AAMD & C suggest any municipality might recommend the name of a public works superintendent or a utility officer to sit on this TASK FORCE. Executive Committee recommend to accept and file as information ' 13. Mr. Rempel has prepared his June gravel report ^� Executive Committee recommend each councillor be given a copy of y the report �U 14. Alberta Planning Board advise three subdivision hearings will be held on Wednesday, August 8th The hearings involve David Dyck, E Bourne and Kevin Price subdivision appeals. 0 Executive Committee recommend someone from the M D should attend these hearings Executive Committee meeting then adjourned Time 2 30 P M ,�. -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mrs Jean Wilkinson Assistant Administrator ffiew, E r E r JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING PERIOD JULY 10TH TO JULY 24TH, BALANCE Forward $483.30 1. Allen Mills, Park Attendant involved in accident in Three Hills on July 3rd, 1990 Side swipped Ed Klassen's car parked in front of Fields Store No damage to M.D. truck - Damage to Mr Klassen's car being repaired - $200 50. 2 Laurie Fullerton involved in accident July 12th, 1990 Angled parked west of Royal Bank and while backing up Neville Wilkins who appears to have been trying to pass hit one of the posts on the truck and his station wagon window was broken out. Posts were properly flagged and Mr Wilkins may have been trying to pass M D truck by driving on wrong side of street as his car was struck by the shorter post on the truck No damage to M D. truck Damage to his vehicle estimated at $448 30 or $682.55 M D may not be liable - R.C.M.P. laid no charges Suggest deny liability? el ap r 3 Authorized Buffalo Jump Park Ranger to remove large rocks from M D ditches near park as they need rocks to place around their parking lot CORRESPONDENCE 4 Herman had meeting with Dean Marchon of Jubilee Letter of thanks from City of Drumheller for assistance Insurance Dean suggested he would be available to do shop��'��� and yard safety inspections with our staff and safety committee if council is interested. Letter from R C M P Innisfail - setting up Rural Crime Also has a slide show of common safety violations geared for public works crews and he would be available to speak to employees on employee day if council wish Brochure from InterComm 90 about international 5 Received call from Occupational Health re Robert Kennedy , accident in March. It is requirement M D advise theirU`y office as well as Compensation Board if a worker is E< seriously injured Advised him briefly about the incident�r��`zQa 5 and he agreed he would forward to use when reporting accidents. 575 Base Course CORRESPONDENCE 1 Letter of thanks from City of Drumheller for assistance during recent flooding Lent them some pumps 2. Letter from R C M P Innisfail - setting up Rural Crime Watch in east section 3 Brochure from InterComm 90 about international telecommunication congress and exhibition in October 4 Energize 91 brochure 5 Accounts from Torchinsky re SR 582 King HIII and SR 575 Base Course 6 News Highlights - AAMD & C 7 Information re fines 8 Alberta Seniors Advisory Council workshop in October 9. Letter from FCM to AAMD & C re Community Crossroads Getting Organized Seminars 10. Marigold Report 11 Received plans for culvert assembly for SSE 17- 31 -24 -4 12 June Labour Force Statistics 13 Received 85% of 1990 Ag Service Board Grant $57,503 00 14 Letter from Navistar International re effect of GST on truck prices 15 Minutes Drumheller Solid Waste Meeting June 21/90 16. Letter from Alberta Sport Council re 1991 Big Country Summer Games 17 Brochure from Seniors Advisory Council - programs for 18 seniors Tourism Trails Bulletin 19 A G T laying cable adjacent to Highway 21 - SW 5- 31 -23 -4 20 Letter from Keyano College advising instructors wi l l come and put on short courses on site �jy�,"Lk v 1 JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING PERIOD JULY 10TH TO JULY 24TH, 21. Alberta Municipal Affairs fowarded information regarding Local Development Initiative Forums. 22 AAMD & C Executive Meeting Highlights - copies given to each councillor 23. letter from Alberta Transportation re benkleman beam tests - recommend 100% axle limits for all secondary roads 24 Whitehead Construction Services has equipmentn available for rent 25 News Highlights from AAMD & C BUILDING PERMITS 1 Orvel Schneider - SE 30- 29 -25 -4 - Cattle Barn - $7000 2 Ralph Empey - NE 20- 31- 2 -3 -44 - mobile home on Penner Land - $50,000 3. Lloyd Penner - SE 18- 29 -24 -4 - Quonset - $22,000 4 Jim Christie Pt SW 17- 33 -24 -4- 20 acres Lagoon Addition and House Addition Dlev 2 O �O� w \ w LLI O� �Q �0 qh Q �o U O N N 00 �-o M O Cf3 O O O O ul O O W O W LI1 z O 2 O O O M N O z O O O > O Q) z g m Z O CC) O J N Y CO L O �O O M o M ° L(\ O m M CO --T V? U) ° O m O O O O O o .2 O om m o O O O J O O I O O O O N O O O 0 w m Y � I_ o w Cc _ O Lr� w Q Ln Q Ln O U m Z U w N fA M co M N ~ C) Q W co co co � Q m -T -:3- �O QW Cc c N W O N L N U) Z Ln Ln Lf� U) O r- O M U p O U) XQ O O W O O O O O O O O O O O O CL O O O O W Q O O O O O L!l O Ln W W F-- co co w J Q N N Z p I— n O D O Ln U-\ O O O N N O cc 0 --:I- -:I, J N N O W } Q CL Efl � Z., D co O O O co U-\ C, I m O ° \.O 0 CO M O O \.O ^ O O M U M n O O N Lr\ M O O O U M N O C) - � L(\ O O \O Q 0 0 \.O O O N M p O M J I— "D O U'% m O L(n M Q \.O M O M L11 M m W n 7 Ln � 7 w z w E!3 E!? 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U) UJ O O O O O O O O I O 1 M (n N U) I I 1 IIU, IIll�l (Y U Z O O CL w W O W z O 2 m co t 4-J � 0 w W p U z 0 Q U U z L) Q O Z w w U O U Z Q m > O > O z g m Z CC) <Q J Y CO t � OUTSTANDING CHEQUES Asvr June 30 th — ig-U PAYROLL CHEQUES GENERAL CHEQUES GENERAL, (,III ;QIJI?S CII # AMOUNT CK # AMOIJN,r CK # AMOUNT 4001 12,822.96 #110 $ 7 00 #11574 $ 38 00 41 1 1,996.77 11430 45.00 11576 70 00 4156 1,715-99 11529 495 00 11577 2,500 00 4160 1.631.29 11530 110.00 11578 1,315 90 4161 2,097.69 11535 85 15 11579 700 00 4162 2.174.53 11536 120 00 11580 158 12 4163 2,299.91 11537 76 06 11581 700 00 4165 2,134 62 11538 2,230.26 11583 239 40 4166 2.120.86 11539 50 00 11584 38 00 2,044.83 11541 250 00 11586 500 00 4168 1,621.86 11543 22 668.00 11587 100 00 m545 123 75 11589 19 96 4170 1,887.29 m546 00.00 11591 1,000 00 2 11S47 246 12 11592 2,600 00 4173 2-OSO.55 11551 19.00 11593 128 o0 4176 1,920 14 20.00 11594 45 00 4177 1,825 16 11595 652,775-19 4178 1,955 24 345.00 11596 9,920.00 4179 1,648 73 11558 395 00 11597 712 41 4180 2,090 31 11559 207 07 11598 16 451 00 4181 1 372 91 11560 2,540 06 11600 11 91 4182 1,170 70 11561 30 00 11601 321 08 4183 1 057 00 11562 45,098 98 11602 065.00 4184 1,313 75 11563 490 03 116o7 266 90 4185 1 962 90 11565 230 00 11608 204.84 4186 1,541 52 11566 27,033 75 11610 2 boo oo 4187 1,336 53 11567 100 00 11611 5,654 52 4188 1,268 91 11570 45 00 $ 813,264 51 4189 967 40 11571 20 00 ------ - - - - -- 4191 1 353 16 11572 11000 00 TOTAL OUTSTANDING PAYROLL CHEQUES S TOTAL OUTSTANDING GENERAL CHEQUES S TOTAL S OUTSTANDING LOANS $ CASH ON HAND DEPOSITED $ SUBMITTED VOUNCIL THIS DAY OF REEVE- MUN ADMIN 19 4 Con't Page 2 OUTSTANDING CHEQUES June 30 th _1,90 PAYROLL CHEQUES I GENERAL CHEQUES I GENERAL CI °II QUI3S (:11 # AMOUNT CK # AMOUNT CK # AMOUNT #4192 $ 1,892 48 4193 2,o48 1 4194 1,424.47 4195 1,561 8 4196 1,428-79 4197 1,690 27 4198 1,398 50 4199 1,200 55 4200 1,076-31 4201 1,682 3 4202 1,419.34 4203 1,459.07 4204 1 664. 4205 1,452.55 4206 1,021 52 4207 1 075 48 4208 1,550 88 4209 1,266 76 4210 827 40 4211 730 92 4212 1,505 42 4213 1 462 42 4214 1,769 71 4215 937 64 96.822.70 TOTAL OUTSTANDING PAYROLL CHEQUES S 96,822 70 TOTAL OUTSTANDING GENERAL CHEQUES S 813,264 51 TOTAL $ 910,087 21 OUTSTANDING LOANS $ N I L CASH ON HAND DEPOSITED $ N I i SUBMITTED T OUNCIL THIS 24 th DAY OF July 19 90 i J REEVE MUN ADMIN IV ACCOUNTS PAYABLE JULY 24, 1990 HANDWRITTEN 11707 Town of Three Hills FCSS 11708 *A G T - FCSS REGULAI 11709 11710 11711 11712 11713 2 Accurate Auto Body Acklands A G T Alberta Power Anhorn, Alwin 11714 Bauer, Garnet 11715 Bentley Farm Supply 11716 Can -West Agricultural 11717 Canadian Forestry Equip 11718 C W N G 25 00 Dev Permit -Main office 29.90 Accounts 355.00 Machine Repairs 2 000.00 Tools 997 07 Accounts 1,583 12 Accounts 122 88 Mileage 234 45 Fire Conv Expenses 35 89 Ivnentory 47 85 ASB Machine Repairs 148.55 Hand level & stake Paint 39 14 Accounts 11719 City of Drumheller 1,500 00 Public Assist Grant 11720 Cote, Len 100.00 Garbage pickup -July 11721 Esso Petroleum 4,087 01 Fuel 11722 Federated Co- operatives 28,904 15 June Fuel Purchaes 11723 Festival Ford 461.48 Inventory 11724 Fleet Brake Parts 11725 Fountain Fire 11726 Garrett Motors 11727 Grainews 11728 Gregg Distributors 66 18 Inventory 47 00 Repairs 50.00 Inventory 16 00 Subscription 304 40 June Statement 11729 Hi-Way 9 Express 726.07 Freight 11730 Hope, George & Francis 100 00 Dust Control Rebate 11731 John C Jeffery -Petty Cash 14 30 Freight 11732 Jubilee Insurance Agencies 919 76 Insurance 11733 Kirks Sheet Metal 196.74 June Statment 11734 Kneehill Soil Services 5,957 90 Roadside spraying 11735 Land Titles Office 97 00 Service Requests 11736 Loomis Courier 19 54 Courier Service 11737 Maclin Ford 2,827.26 August Lease Payment 11738 Majak Industries 40 00 Inventory 11739 Mills, Allan 1,668.29 Park Attendant - Keivers Lake 11740 North West Motors 101 35 Inventory 11741 Parrish & Heimbecker 2 85 Gopher poison - cemetaries 11742 Penner, Victor & Mona 58 34 Dust Control Rebate 11743 Radio Com Products 317.00 Linden Fire Dept 11744 Rainbow Courier 40 50 Freight 11745 Receiver General 47 00 Radio Licence 11746 Roszel Mfg & Dist Ltd 393.70 Machine Repair 11747 Select Printing 596.58 Tools 11748 Simpson - Mazwell 672 04 Inventory 11749 Sooters 54 93 Film Dev & New Film 11750 Stanchem ICI Canada Inc 204 00 Hypochloride for Water systems 11751 Thomas, Art 140 59 Expenses - Prov.ASB Tour 11752 Three Hills Bakery 24 75 Buns for M D picnic 11753 Three Hills Glass 140 00 Replacement glass for desktop 11754 Three Hills I D A 50.72 Supplies 11755 Tofflemire, Sandy 260 00 Janitor Services for July 11756 Torchinsky Engineering 21,308 82 Engineering 11757 Town of Three Hills 2,750.00 Fire Dept Expenses 11758 TransAlta Utilities 89 19 Accounts 11759 Transmission Supplies 111 71 Inventory 11760 Trochu Bumper to Bumper 292 51 Machine Repairs ACCOUNTS PAYABLE JULY 24, 1990 11761 Truck] ine Parts 363 00 11762 Turbo Resouces 466.46 11763 U F A 9 95 11764 Unisys Canada Inc 468 00 11765 Village of Acme 47.00 11766 Village of Acme 29 00 11767 Wal- Tronics 10 68 11768 Willis Brush & Broom Dist 105 00 TOTAL $ 82,877 60 Inventor Grease & Supplies - Keivers Lake Maintenance agreement Water Bill Water Bill ASB Machine Repairs Brushes Assy 141 M D OF KNEEHILL #48 SCHEDULE OF SALARY AND WAGES FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 1990 GROSS NET Cheque# 4134 Jeffery, John C. $ 7,042.34 $ 4,188 79 4135 Wilkinson, M. Jean 4,457 70 2,699 88 4136 Martens, Herman P 5,435 57 3,311 02 4137 Wildeman, Lori Dawn 2,000.00 4163 1 386 04 4138 Dunay, Edward M 4 918 74 3,027 99 4139 D e a k Jennifer 2,500 00 1,707 36 4140 Brosseau, Laurie 1,625 00 1,144.35 4141 Stenekes, Violet Marie 1,340.66 1,055 25 4142 Morton, Melinda 736 50 639 57 4143 Cunningham, Alex R 3,723 59 2,493 04 4144 Ehmann, Paul James 2,276.63 1,686 23 4145 Rempel, George 5 063 17 3,122 42 4146 Rodger, Oris 5,952 26 3,542 52 4147 Smith, Keith J 3,924 40 2,481.18 4148 Wiens, Henry M 2,860.61 1,891 19 4149 Hazel, Alan W. 2,845 49 1,981 87 4150 Friedrich, Joseph 4,877 69 3,041.75 4151 Rasmussen, Wallace F R 3,037 59 1 996.77 4152 Thompson, Kenneth E. 3,093 00 2,126 05 4153 McCook, Lonnie 3,640 32 2,354 50 4154* Munro, Jeanne G 2,362.50 1,735 15 4155* Sauer, Ruth V 2,625 00 1,901 77 4156* Harris, Marilyn G. 2,333 33 1,715 99 4157 Thomas Arthur G E 3,592 71 2,350.58 $ 82,264 80 $ 53,581.26 Cheque# 4158 Ehmann, Scott $ 1 122 75 $ 888 96 4159 Bauman, Brian 3,391 08 2,211.19 4160 Bergquist, Gary B 2,382 24 1,631.29 4161 Ensminger, Gary B 3,180.60 2,097 69 4162 Gundlach, Robert K. 3,265 99 2,174 53 4163 Haskell, Vernon M 3,314 44 2,299.91 4164 Kennedy Robert D 3,082 80 2,149.26 4165 Knapp, W. Douglas 3,275 67 2 134 62 4166 Kober, S L Dennis 3,180.59 2 120 86 4167 Maerz, Miles P 3,069.97 2,044 83 4168 McMurtry, James R. 2,382 24 1,621 86 4169 McRae, Earl T. 3,180 03 2,078.21 4170 Meding, Alan G. 2,804 40 1,887.29 4171 Meding, Brian E 2,671 76 1 813 72 4172 Plant, Brian 3,458.14 2,249 25 4173 Sowerby, W. Brian 3,109 45 2,050 55 4174 Tetz, David B 3,334.28 2,229 78 4175 Thomas, Danny J S 2 651 66 1,843 15 4176 Wagstaff, M Glen 2,815 20 1,920 14 4177 Weir, Sandra E. 2,633 40 1,825 16 U� M D OF KNEEHILL #48 SCHEDULE OF SALARY AND WAGES FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 1990 GROSS NET Cheque# 4178 Burden, David A. $ 2,717.44 $ 1 955.24 4179 Enzie, Glen 2,347 60 1,648 73 4180 Bramley, Dennis 3,097 64 2,090 31 4181 Mammel, Garry 1,783.68 1,372.91 4182 Durance, Joel N. 1 464.00 1 170.70 4183 Slootweg, Frederik (Jr ) 1,274 00 1,057 00 4184 Fullerton, Laurie 1,699 68 1,313 75 4185 Tupper, John 2,496.78 1 962 90 4186 Penner Jason 1,995 00 1,541 52 4187 Colyn, Daniel R 1,704 00 1,336 53 4188 Binet, Douglas S. 1,608.00 1,268.91 4189 Phillips, Steve 1,197 00 967 40 4190 Ross, Lawrie J 2,873 00 2,049 09 4191 Larson, Leonard 1,783 68 1,353.16 4192 Friesen, Trevis 2,597.49 1 892.48 4193 Evans, Richard Terry 2,672 35 2,048 15 4194 Faulkner, Dwight 1,856 87 1,424 47 4195 Mackay, Gerald 2,080.00 1 561 89 4196 Zlot, Tracey L. 1,834 98 1,428 79 4197 Platt Daniel L H 2,220 05 1,690 27 4198 Layden, Kent 1,820.00 1,398.50 4199 Bauer, Devin 1,539 00 1,200 55 4200 De Beaudrap, Kathleen 1,331 25 1,076 31 4201 Raisbeck, Randy 2,223 00 1,682.37 4202 Boles, Stanley R 1,710.00 1 419.34 4203 Mudry, Douglas 1,911 00 1,459 07 4204 Weigum, Bruce A 2,197 44 1,664 37 4205 Jewell, William A 1,760.00 1 452 55 4206 Ward, Marla Jean 1,248 75 1,021 52 4207 Krusky Jason M 1,330 00 1,075 48 4208 Silberstein, David A. 2,036 33 1,550 88 4209 Kennedy, Randy W 1,638 00 1,266 76 4210 Siemens, N Allen 1,092 00 827.40 4211 Anhorn, Alwin R 811.20 730 92 4212 Corry, Walter N. 1,861 84 1,505 42 4213 Walesky Leon 1,882 71 1,462 42 4214 Sommerville, Bruce R 2,352 00 1,769.71 4215 Cunningham, Garry W C 1,140.00 937 64 TOTAL M D SALARIES AND WAGES FOR THE MONTH * TOTAL F C S S SALARIES FOR THE MONTH TOTAL SALARIES AND WAGES FOR THE MONTH 1� $ 129,494 45 $ 93,907 66 $ 204,438 42 $ 142,136 01 7,320 83 5,352 91 $ 211,759 25 $ 147,488.92