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Home My WebLink About1991-08-13 Council Minutes�q AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 13th, 1991 1 Approval of Agenda 2 Approval of Council Minutes - July 23rd, 1991 3 Approval of Accounts Payable 4 J C Jeffery Report 5. Executive Committee Report 6 Bank Reconciliation - July 31, 1991 APPOINTMENTS 9 30 A M Clay Currie,Atlantis - see item #10 9.30 A M Oris Rodger 10:00 A.M Torchinsky Engineering - see item #21 4.30 P M. Public Hearing Golf Course - see item #36 PRIORITY ITEMS 7 Banking Resolution required to $2 Million 8 Sale of office furniture and fixtures TABLED ITEMS. 9 Review secondary road priority list 10. Road situation W of 15 &22 - 33 -24 -4 11 Notice of motion re traxcavator operator 12 Letter Town of Three Hills re•Kneehill Ambulance 13 Request re* recycling program - Huxley Community 14 Report re Swalwell Water Keylock System 15. Report from J F Code re: Round Table Meeting 16 Review response re air bottles 17 Linden Fire Dept - water truck request 18 Trees - Huxley ball diamond and community centre TRANSPORTATION ITEMS 19 Land agreement N.W. 24 -34 -26 see terms 20. Load Limit Bylaw 21 Base programs and road study W of 33 &34 - 30 -25 -4 and W of 2- 29 -25 -4 22. Road Committee Report July 25, 1991 23 Report re. accident N E 10- 32 -26 -4 24 Notice of Motion from July 9, 1991 25. Opinac - Bylaw required 26 Safety Committee report July 24, 1991 27 Alta Transportation re #81075 W /NW 16- 30 -25 -4 28 Alta Transportation re. #838 29 Ben Schmidt W of 3 &10- 34 -24 -4 30. Capital request re disc 1991 31 Capital request 1992 see committee recomendations, grader and trailer requests 32 County of Wheatland Road approach policy GENERAL ITEMS 33 CTAP request from Hovercraft Tours 34. A A M D &C Constitutional issues (y 35. Building committee report 1 AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 13th, 1991 PUBLIC HEARINGS• 36 Three Hills Golf Course road closure PLANNING MATTERS 37 Glen Brown - request for time extension rW 38 Consideration of third reading to Redesignation SW 23- 33 -26 -4 39 Subdivisions UTILITIES OFFICER ITEMS 40 Report from Richard Marz re well situation - Kientz A.S B ITEMS. nil LATE ITEMS 41 Alta Agriculture letter re Norway rats co DISCUSSION ITEMS Committee Reports ADJOURNMENT MEMBERS OF D A B ONLY Otto Hoff, Richard A Marz, Lawrence Hogg, Harold Mueller DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD HEARINGS- nil DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD MEETING: ) nil � tl' V [A �A N A COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1991 A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill No 48 was held in the M D Administration Office, 232 Main Street, Three Hills, Alberta, on Tuesday, August 13th, 1991 commencing at 9.00 A M The following were present for the meeting. Reeve Otto Hoff Division Two Councillors J Finlay Code Robert E Boake Richard A Marz Harold Mueller until 2 00 P M Richard M Vickery Lawrence Hogg Division One Division Three Division Four Division Five Division Six Division Seven 7I IL14131 Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator, 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 Mr. Code moved approval of the July 23rd Council meeting minutes. CARRIED APPROVAL MINUTES Mr Vickery moved approval of the accounts presented for payment today, subject to further review by the finance committee of Otto Hoff, Richard A. Marz, J Finlay Code and APPROVAL himself ACCOUNTS CARRIED Mr Jeffery's report covering the period July 23rd to August 13th was reviewed and various items discussed J C JEFFERY The request for the M D to put an advertisement in the REPORT 1992 Provincial Campground Guide was discussed Cost would be $640 00 for a one -eight of a page advertisement and PROV CAMP $1105 00 for a quarter page advertisement GROUND It appears that the Province is turning the publication of GUIDE the campground guide over to private industry ADVERTISEMENT It was suggested the M D should consider putting up signs on the primary highways to advertise all M D recreation facilities and also suggested a volley ball net should be�� put up at Keivers. comim Mr Mueller moved to accept the report, the M D not pay for an advertisement in the Campground Guide and the above suggestions be referred to the Parks Committee for further discussion. CARRIED Mrs Wilkinson reported 1692 yards of gravel were sold during gravel days Total billed out $7290 98 REPORT RE, GRAVELDAYS C :1 r COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1991 Mr Boake asked if a gravel day could now be held at the Megli Pit as Linden Contractors is now there crushing gravel It was agreed this would not be possible now Mr. McCook requested Council consider changing the fencing policy so the farmer would take out the fence and the M.D. MD replace it with a new one when the construction was TENCING completed There was lengthy discussion about this P-a—LiTY suggestion and what would happen if a farmer or a non - resident land owner was not prepared to remove their fence. Would the M D charge them for removing it as it would have to be taken out to complete the backslope of the ditches 9.25 A.M. Mr Rodger entered the meeting at this time n No decision was made - fencing policy will be reviewed �P�ecrPC� fG S during the annual policy review Mr Vickery discussed with Council the problem he sees with ATLANTIS Atlantis Resources providing access to two well sites by RESOURCES crossing private property instead of developing the M D ROAD roads He suggested the M D should consider cost sharing PRUJECTS the road development as some of the farmers in that area would like the road up- graded to a blade grade standard to provide them with better access as well. He felt it would take 2 motor graders, a cat and a scraper or a buggy to do the required dirt work Mr Clay Currie from Atlantis Resources entered the meeting / at this time - 9 35 A M He noted Atlantis built one mile of road about 5 years ago to get access to their well on 14 of 16 in 33 -24 -4 but due to economics do not feel they can build the 1 1/2 mile of road to reach their well on 2 of 21 A low profile road between the two well sites on private property would cost about $8000 00 To develop a road to M D standards on road allownce would cost about $45,000 00 without gravel and culverts However the company would be open for discussion of cost sharing the road development with the M D It was noted Atlantis had been advised previously by the M D to build the road up to standards or return it to the natural state Mr Currie indicated his company would look at a cost sharing offer from the M D and would like some feed back about what road standards would be acceptable to the M D for other locations such as 8 of 32 in 34 -23 -4 or other wells they may develop in future There was discussion about the road access to 8- 32 -34 -23 which goes through a slough and only serves hunters in the fall and farm traffic coming in from the north Mr Currie indicated it would be more realistic to blade this road, gravel it and put up a no exit sign rather than build 1 1 \2 miles of road to M D standards It was noted once any road is developed the M D must then maintain and gravel it on an on -going basis Mr. Currie noted the County of Red Deer will allow them to build a 16 foot low profile road as long as the road is not a through road. 2 4 0 COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1991 There was discussion about how long these wells will be in production It was noted with regard to the road west of 15 & 22 in 33 -24 -4 there could be some pipelines or phone lines involved. Mr Currie noted they would like an answer as soon as possible so they can make whatever plans are necessary to provide access to the well in 2- 21- 34 -24 -4 Mr Currie then left the meeting Sam Bulych and Colin Stroeder from Torchinsky Consulting entered the meeting They reviewed with Council the reasons it is necessary to SUB GRADE do sub grade preparation work before base course is put PREPARATION down There is extra costs involved but would result in a WORK saving of base course gravel. Alberta Transportation will not allow base course to be applied to a road unless sub -grade preparation work is done Sub -grade preparation will cost about $3000.00 per kilometer and the saving of base course gravel should be about the same Sub -grade preparation will take a little more time and will require extra equipment The crew should be able to do 1 kilometer per day under good conditions Mr. Stroeder reviewed the equipment the crews should have Base Course Crew - one grader, two four wheel drive tractors, 8 wobbly packers, two water trucks a dyno pack and grid packer The sub -grade crew would require one four wheel drive tractor, one double drum or sheepsfoot packer, something like the 815 packer and a disc if the grade needs to be dried out This would mean the M D would have to purchase one grader, two four wheel drive tractors, a pad foot packer and a disc It would also likely require 3 more temporary employees during the construction season There was discussion about SR 587 and whether the M D. could do the base course this year Mr Bulych noted the densities on this road are very good - close to 100% so the road has good compaction and may not need much sub -grade preparation if the base course is done this year The one mile from Highway 21 west, where the culvert was installed, will require sub -grade work There was discussion about seal coating over a chip coat surface Mr Bulych noted it likely should not be done in the first year, and if applied in the second year would have to be very careful about the amount of oil applied SR 575 is breaking up quite badly and Mr. Bulych agreed CONDITION someone from his office would have a look at the road and SR 575 make some recommendation to Council regarding sealing it He also suggested if the sealing is done an application might be made to the Province for funding for the sealant. Mr Stroeder noted if a road is sealed line painting would be required The letter from Torchinsky regarding two roads in Division DIV 3 which are scheduled for base course was discussed TRGAD The engineers feel the roads should be re -built before PROJECTS 3 r :I ra COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1991 base course is put on. Mr Bulych and Mr Stroeder left the meeting at this time. 10.30 A M The roads which Atlantis Resources wish to up -grade were { again discussed remove the ditches, Mr Marz moved the M D construct a 1 3/4 mile blade grade gravel a flat west of 15 and 22 in 33 -24 -4 using two M D motor graders, ATLANTIS supplying the necessary screenings and culverts RESOURCES subject to the following conditions ROAD recorded as a waiver to the M.D. road PROJECTS 1. Atlantis Resources provide any other heavy equipment CARRIED which may be required to construct the road, COST 2 Atlantis arrange to have the screenings for theHARIN finished road surface hauled and placed at their 3. expense There be no compensation payable to the local farmers for backsloping borrow pit agreements Se � 4 The M D obtain the necessary backsloping borrow pit agreements 5. No fence compensation will be paid by the M D 6 The road construction must be completed prior to November 1st, 1991 7 The project be undertaken even if there are pipe or phone lines involved and this motion be recorded as a waiver to the existing M D blade grade policy CARRIED There was discussion regarding the access to 8- 32- 34 -23 -4 The company had bladed up a low profile 16 foot road with ditches and left some brush piles. It is not a good job Previously it was only a flat dirt trail and provided the local farmrs with reasonably good access Mr Marz moved Atlantis Resources be advised to blade out { the low profile road they constructed, remove the ditches, I� bury the brush and then gravel a flat access trail to provide access to their well site, and this motion be recorded as a waiver to the M.D. road construction policy. CARRIED There was further discussion about the need to do sub -grade preparation work There was also discussion about the complaints being about the lack of grading and gravelling the M.D. roads and the money spent on the M D administration building, and as well the need to keep the taxes down Mr Rodger noted the crew can base course the Swalwell streets this year Mr Vickery moved approval of the July bank reconciliation statement CARRIED Mr Boake moved the Reeve and Municipal Administrator be authorized to negotiate revolving credit up to a maximum of $2 Million dollars until such time as sufficient of the 1991 taxes are collected and the loans can be paid down CARRIED n V c� SUB GRADE PREP WORK JULY BANK STAT ENf v REVOLVING CREDIT e k 11 N Ln COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, AUGUST 13TH 1991 THE MEETING ADJOURNED FOR DINNER BETWEEN 12 00 NOON AND 1 00 P M ep� Q<Pr" \\ Mrs Wilkinson noted the AAMD & C has forwarded information ror to, r�S regarding the 1991 Fall Convention s44, AAMD & C It was agreed the forms be completed and returned as soon as FALL � possible CONVENTION MR Hogg moved SR 587 base course work be doine this fall on the 4 miles of road which do not require sub -grade preparation work SR 587 CARRIED BASE BOURSE WORK Mr Boake moved to table the letter from Torchinsky Consulting regarding the Division 3 projects until the next meeting of Council DIV 3 ` "u b14d CARRIED ROAD PROJECTS Mr Hoff moved Laurie Brosseau be granted permission to enroll in Local Ggvernment Certificate Program LAURIE ka u r v CARRIED BROSSEAU a4 V COURSES The speed limit imposed on SR 806 north and south of Linden was discussed SPEED LIMIT SR 80 Mr Marz moved first reading to by -law number 1230, this being a by -law to amend by -law 1055 by repeal of by -law number 1227 and imposition of a new speed limit on that portion of SR 806 near the Village of Linden as follows BY LAW 1 2-3-ff — 50 Kilometers per hour on SR 806 for a distance of 1000 feet north and 1000 feet south of the intersection of SR 806 with the west access road into the Village of Linden CARRIED Mr Boake moved second reading to this by -law CARRIED Mr Vickery moved third reading be given to this by -law at this time CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr Code moved third reading to this by -law CARRIED Mr Marz moved the 75 Kilometer per hour advisory signs for the curves on the section of road south of the intersection and speed limit ahead signs be erected in accordance with the provincial sign regulations CARRIED Mr Hogg moved approval of Mr Jeffery's report CARRIED The Executive Committee report was reviewed and various items discussed Mr Boake moved the disposal site attendants continue to maintain a list of the names, addresses and licence numbers of those using the various disposal sites CARRIED Mr Hogg moved approval of the Executive Committee report CARRIED ADVISORY SIGNS ON CURVES SOUTH LINDEN APPRVAL .1r.1 RFPnPT EXEC COMM REPORT N1 orp � P5 O �,{qrc\ The backsloping borrow pit agreement arranged with the Hutterian BACKSLOPING Brethren of Pine Hill on N lJ 24- 34 -26 -4 was reviewed The AGREEMENT Hutterian Brethren would like to purchase a 48 inch used culvert and HUTTERIAN have the M D crew install the culvert in a water run on their land BRETHREN This would allow them easier access to the cultivated land across PINE BILL the water run 5 ��r 1 ILI r rI COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, AUGUST 13TH 1 Mr Code moved the agreement be approved on condition the costs incurred by the M D for burying the culvert be charged to the Hutterian Brethren and deducted from any backsloping borrow pit compensation they may be entitled to CARRIED Mr Marz left the meeting at this time Mrs Wilkinson reviewed a draft by -law which will revise the load limit restrictions on various bridges in the M D as sugested by Alberta Bridge Branch Cleaning Plant has invited BRIDGE all councillors to attend the plant opening on August 20th 1991 at 11 LCAD LLIMIT Mr Hogg moved first reading to by -law number 1231, this being BY LAW a by -law to establish load limit restrictions for various bridges 1231 in the M D of Kneehill CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY ADJOURN CARRIED TO Mr Mueller moved second reading to this by -law AUG 14/91 CARRIED Mr Boake moved third reading be given to this by -law at this time CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr Vickery moved third reading to this by -law CARRIED The July 25th 1991 road committee report was reviewed and various items discussed ROAD The request from Allan Winther for an approach into his feed COMMITTEE lot as well as where to get the dirt for the approach was REPORT discussed Mr Vickery moved the recommendation from the road committee for ALLAN installation of this approach be accepted j WINTHER CARRIED APPRACH 6815 The request from James Sailer to widen an approach WSW 7- 34 -24 -4 �av x1JAMES was discussed SAILER Mr Hogg moved the existing approach be widened provided the APPROACH approach location meets existing policy requirements CARRIED Mr Marz returned to the meeting at this time - 2 25 P M Mr Vickery moved approval of the balance of the road committee report APPROVAL CARRIED ROAD The road committee report from August 6th regarding the COMMITTEE Buffalo Jump Park Road was discussed briefly It was noted there REPORT is still quite alot of clean up to do Mr Hoff noted the Three Hills Seed Cleaning Plant has invited all councillors to attend the plant opening on August 20th 1991 at 11 00 A M Mr Boake moved Council agree that this meeting will adjourn at SEED PLANT 5 00 P M this evening to 9 00 A M Wednesday, August 14th, 1991 CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY ADJOURN TO Mr Mueller left the meeting at this time AUG 14/91 A 6. C3 M COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, AUGUST 13TH, 1991 There was discussion about the recent fatal accident at N E 10- 32-26-4 intersection with SR 805 Mr Marz reported he had again sought permission from the land owner, Mr Urbaniak, and his tenant, Mr V Kientz, to remove the trees, which are on private property, in order to improve the vision This permission however was not granted Mr Vickery moved to accept the report from Mr Marz CARRIED There was discussion regarding the notice of motion put forth a month ago to change the M D organizastional chart in order to put the traxscavator operator under the jurisdication of the Utility Foreman Mr. Hogg moved the M D organizational chart be revised to put the traxscavator operator under the jurisdication and control of the Utility foreman CARRIED VISION INTERSECTIOP SR & N E 10 3 �1 led ORGANIZATIOP CHART TRAXSCAVTOR OPERATOR d. a�.•r.ti e There was discussion about putting Lawrie Ross on permanent staff LAWRIE and the notice of motion put forth about this matter ROSS Mr Hogg moved Lawrie Ross be put on full time permanent staff PERMANENT effective August 1st 1991 and a new position of serviceman be STAFF established in the wage agreement -Je n n, r c,hC, CARRIED aly N �FqL The purchase of a heavy breaking disc for the main crew was PURCHASE discussed HEAVY Mr Hoff moved the Capital Committee of R M Vickery, Lawrence BREAKING DISC Hogg, and Oris Rodger be authorized to purchase a 12 foot Kello Model 400 heavy duty breaking disc at a price not to exceed $16 000 00 at the auction sale in Stettler on Friday August 16thr�h� 1991 CARRIED tkV 15e'i There was discussion regarding purchase of motor graders for 1991 Mr Marz moved this matter be referred to the Capital Committee MOTOR for further discussion GRADERS CARRIED The need to purchase end dump trailers was discussed Majak END Industries of Three Hills has offered to construct an end dump DUMP trailer similar to the one presently owned by the M D Mr Majek TRAILERS felt he could build a trailer for about $18 750 00 It was noted the trailer would have to be approved by the Department of Transport at his cost, price would have to be firm, the trailer be constructed as good or better than the one the M D presently has and he would have to provide a reasonable warranty Mr Hogg moved Mr Rodger request Majak Industries to come up with firm specifications for a trailer which would meet D 0 T specifications indicate what kind of warranty he could provide, and if his cost will not exceed $18,000 00 the M D will consider the possible purchase of a trailer from his company CARRIED Mr Rodger left the meeting at this time 3 13 P M 7 y [*I, C? COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, AUGUST 13TH 1991 Mrs Wilkinson reported Opinac Exploration have agreed to accept respnsiblity for a texas gate which they have installed on an M D road allowance Mr Hog moved first reading to by -law 1232, this being a by -law to authorize installation of a texas gate on M D road allowance WNW LSD 13- 17- 29 -21 -4 by OPinac Exploration Ltd CARRIED Mr Boake moved second reading to this by -law. CARRIED Mr Marz moved third reading be given to this by -law at this time CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr Vickery moved third reading to this by -law CARRIED Mr Cunningham entered the meeting at this time - 3 30 P M The report from the recent Safety Committee meeting was reviewed Mr Hogg moved approval of the safety committee report CARRIED Mrs Wilkinson read a letter from Alberta Bridge Branch regarding the creek crossing at WNW 16- 30 -25 -4 Bridge Branch concur this is not a suitable location for a creek crossing Mr Boake indicated the landowners may be in touch with the M D shortly to present an alternate arrangement Mr Boake moved to accept the letter from Bridge Branch as information and the matter be tabled until the next meeting of Council CARRIED The drainage problem West of 3 & 10 in 34 -24 -4 was discussed Mr Hogg moved this matter be tabled until tomorrow when Mr Rodger is present CARRIED Mr Vickery moved to table discussion of the road approch policy (Item Number 320) until tomorrow and each councillor be given a copy of the County of Wheatland road approach policy for review CARRIED The bids received for the various items offered for sale were then opened and reviewed James Hibbs, 20 4 foot length flourescent light fixutures including ballasts and bulbs $10 00 per length - Total Bid $200 00 Marshall Williams - Onar Generator and Transfer Switch $4000 00 Gerald & Connie MacKay - 25 sheets of panelling $1 00 each Total, Bid $25 00 Clifford Johnston 12 four foot light fixtures $10 00 each Total Bid $120 00 Walter Correy - Lot #k 8 Roll of Carpet $52 00 P B I - Lots 10, 11, 12 13 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 & 15 Total Bid for rolls of carpet $620 50 - Fire rated door $32 50 Cranston Construction - used gravel box $150 00 and the remainder of the bids be refused, and further moved the 8 0 � OPINAC EXPLORATION TEXAS GATE BYLAW r c SAFETY MEETING { t BRIDGE { BRANCH CREEK CROSSING HJNW 16 -30 5� C 13 I "bk r4 DRAINAGE PROBLEM WEST 3 & 10 34-24-4 BEN SCHMIDT ROAD APPROACH POLICY BIDS FOR SALE F URPLUS ITEMS T C) .r � 4.p 4-s wrr�. y LM 0 COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, AUGUST 13TH, 1991 2 x 4 and 2 x 6 lumber be retained by the M D. for its own use, and the other surplus items be sold at the Acme Auction Mart up- coming auction sale CARRIED Mr Cunningham reviewed with Council the proposed Bill 53 - Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act which the PROPOSED PRovince is proposing to implement BILL 53 Mr Marz moved the AAMD & C be advised the M D is strongly opposed to this draft bill, particularly those sections which will impose more responsibility and more expense on the local municipalities, such as Section 18 (1) and Section 24 (1) as the local government cannot afford the expense which likely would be incurred if the draft bill and unknown regulations un der the Act are passed CARRIED The rquest for the M D to close a portion of an unused road allowance south of SE 27- 31 -24 -4 was discussed It was noted the time for receiving objections or comments about this proposed closure CLOSE was 4 30 P M today No one came to the meeting to voice any UNUSED objections or make any comments The term of lease required by the ROAD Golf Course is not known ALLOWANCE Mr Vickery moved to table Item #36 (Closure of the road allowance) until further information is available from the THREE Three Hills Golf Course S ° ^} HILLS CARRIED GOLF COURSE Mr Cunningham noted Glen Brown had to the end of October in connection issued against his business Mr Brown has now hired a solicitor Campbell of Welsh and Company has b requested a time extension with the court hearing about the stop work order GLEN BROWN STOP - Vioctor Howard - and Mr WORK Zen in contact with nanFR Mr Howard The hearing may be adjourned until October 15th on condition Mr Howard agrees to certain conditions outlined by Mr Campbell Mr. Boake moved to accept and file this report as information CARRIED Mrs. Wilkinson noted By -law Number 1228 - Redesignation of S W 23- 33 -26 -4 to agriculture was given 1st and 2nd reading at the July 23rd meeting Mr Vickery moved third reading to by -law 1228 CARRIED Mr Vickery moved consideration of subdivision applications be tabled until the next meeting of Council CARRIED 9 Icd BY LAW NO 1228 REDESIGNATE S W 3T__7Tq_9F;_d SUBDIVISIONS 4 T 11 Ln 0 COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY AUGUST 13TH, 1991 Mr Marz discussed with Council the meetings he had recently with Mr Vern Kiefitz regarding his water well Mr Kientz felt his V KIENTZ well was going dry as a result of the M D pumping water out of the REPORT Torrington gravel pit. Alberta Environment - Water Resources WATER made an inspection of other wells in the area with Mr Ehmann WELL The representative from Water Resources then went to see Mr Kientz Mr Kientz advised Mr Marz he had a well driller in to re- drill his well at a cost of $1380 00 Mr Cunningham advised Council no pumping was done at the Torrington Pit this year and to date no letter has been received from Water Resources or Mr Kientz regarding this matter Mr Boake moved to accept and file as information the report ��\e given by Mr Marz CARRIED There was discussion concerning the infestation of rats discovered around a silage pit dust north of the hamlet RATS of Wimborne in the County of Red Deer The Provincial NORTH Rat Patrol was called in to destroy the rats and bait stations have NIMBORNE been set out in the area surrounding the infested site including a six section area in the M D of Kneehill Mr Boake moved to accept the report as information CARRIED Mr Hogg moved this meeting do now adjourn until 9 00 ADJOURN A M Wedneseday, August 14th 1991 CARRIED A e Mu4cl;al�Adrhinistrator 0