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Home My WebLink About1993-10-26 Council MinutesC7 C] 0 AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 26th, 1993 1. Approval of Agenda 2. Approval of Minutes Correction required to October 19th Organization Meeting Minutes 3 Approval of Accounts 4 J C Jeffery Report 5 Executive Committee 6 September Bank Reconcilation Statement APPOINTMENTS• 10 30 A M Public Works Superintendent 10.30 A M Robert Cranston 11:15 A.M. Blackwood Hodge 11.45 A M Lunch at Coffee Break (Blckwood Hodge) 1 00 P M 1993 Tax Sale PRIORITY ITEMS. 7 Review SR 836 Project 8 Set reserve bids for properties up for tax sale today. 8a Review possible changes to Taxation System in Alberta 8b Report re meeting with Town of Three Hills - Waste Disposal Site Operation 8c Discuss M D secondary road priorities TABLED ITEMS• 9 Proposed Trochu Transfer Site Agreement GENERAL ITEMS: 10 Review agenda for Fall Convention - Two Optional Concurrent Sessions on Monday, November 15th at 1 00 P M - Who wishes to attend? 11. Town of Three Hills Proposal re: Three Hills Airport Commission and other items 12 Alta Municipal Affairs - Meeting with Minister re 3 Year Business Plan requirement 13. Report re: Set up of MPC and DAB 14 Discuss need for printing M D maps 15 Request from Tarragon Oil - Drill Well within 1 5 KM of Hesketh 16 Report re. WCB Rate Reduction 17. Continue review of M.D. Policy Book - particularly any policies waived TRANSPORTATION ITEMS. 18 Report from P W S Report re- yellow line painting 19 Discuss purchase of grader with Blackwood Hodge 20 Removal of Caragana - North of P.B I. 1 X. 1�i N N AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 26th, 1993 21 Meeting with Robert Cranston re. Grader Tender PLANNING ITEMS 22. Notice of Subdivision appeal hearings UTILITY OFFICER ITEMS• A S B PARKS /RECREATION LATE ITEMS• DISCUSSION ITEMS: ADJOURNMENT DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD MEETING: DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD HEARING. 2 ,I a E* E COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 26th, 1993 A regular meeting of the Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill #48 was held in the Council Chambers, M D Office, Three Hills, Alberta, on Tuesday, October 26th, 1993, commencing at 9 00 A M The following were present for the meeting- Councillors. Marylea Lowen Division One Otto Hoff Division Two PRESENT Robert E Boake Division Three Richard M Vickery Division Six Glen Wagstaff Division Seven John C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator. Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator, was present and recorded the minutes Reeve Marz and Councillor Hanger were not present for the meeting. Deputy Reeve Hoff took charge of the meeting due to the absence of Reeve Marz and called the meeting to order at 9:25 A M Requests were made to add the following items to the agenda 21a Elmer Meding Bridge 21b SR 585 West of Mirrel Haller's residence 21c Request for approach - Wilmer Forsch - NE 16- 28 -22 -4 ADD TO 21d Richard Clark - request for dirt road improvement AGEMA SW 27- 28 -21 -4 Mr Vickery moved approval of the agenda with addition of APPROVAL the above noted items CARRIED Mr Jeffery noted Mr Marz would like a correction made to the October 19th council minutes, After his election as CORRECTION Reeve he had discussed with Council the idea of electing a MINUTES Reeve at large and would like a notation in the minutes as follows. "Reeve Marz discussed with council the idea of electing a reeve at large for a three year term as this concept may be provided for in the new Municipal Government Act. It was the general feeling of council the present method of electing a reeve from among the members of council is satisfactory " Mrs Lowen moved approval of the October 12th and October APPROVAL 19th council meeting minutes, subject to the approved noted MINUTES correction in the October 19th minutes CARRIED Mr Vickery moved approval of the accounts presented for payment today, subject to further review by the finance APPROVAL committee of Otto Hoff and Marylea Lowen ACCOUNTS 1 �e s ,y 1 i i d COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 26th, 1993 CARRIED Mr Jeffery s report was discussed including the problem DON WILLIAMS with the water line at Don Williams' shop in Wimborne WATER LINE PROBLEM Mr Vickery moved the water line problem in Wimborne be Alex„a resolved in the most economical way possible CARRIED Mr Wagstaff moved approval of Mr Jeffery' s report APPROVAL CARRIED J C JEFFERY The Executive Committee report was reviewed and various REPORT items discussed Mr Hoff reviewed with council what has transpired so far D(EC with regard to the future of regional planning commissions COMMITTEE REPORT Mr Boake moved approval of the Executive Committee report. CARRIED The bank reconciliation statement and cash flow statement BANG for the month of September was reviewed STATEMENT Mrs Lowen moved approval of the September bank reconciliation statement CARRIED Mrs. Wilkinson reviewed the property which will be offered for sale today in the 1993 tax sale The only property SET RESERVE left in the sale is Lots 11 to 26 in Block 7, Swalwell and BID Mr Dunay has appraised the property at $2000 00 1993 TAX SALE Mr. Hoff moved the reserve bid be set at $2000 00 cash for Lots 11 to 26 Block 7, Plan Swalwell 5050 A.K CARRIED Mr Jeffery noted Linden is hosting a round table discussion on education at 7.30 P.M. at the Community ROUND TABLE Center in Linden on Monday, November 1st, 1993. DISCUSSION They would like representation from the M D at this EDUCATION meeting. C, 0Pz 4`��a" Mr Hoff moved Mr. Marz be authorized to attend the meeting on behalf of the M.D., and if Reeve Marz is unable to 1Z attend, as Deputy Reeve he would attend, and failing his ability to attend, Councillor Wagstaff should attend CARRIED Mr Jeffery noted the SR 836 base course and paving project will not be completed this fall Six miles will be SR 836 BASE completed, but it will not be possible to complete the full COURSE 10 mile project this fall Does council wish to request PROJECT Alberta Transportation to consider extending the contract to next spring? What are the M D s priorities for base course and paving on secondary roads next year? Mr Boake noted SR 575 is in bad shape and requires rechipping Mr Hoff noted the Carbon south road also needs to be rechipped in 1994 Should the M.D complete SR 836 next spring if the Province does not extend the contact and will not fund completion 2 �J EA.- C7 C] COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 26th, 1993 of the job next year, or should the M D leave completion of SR 836 until provincial funding is available and do 4 miles of Buffalo Jump Park Road instead It was noted if there is no base course, paving program for 1994 it will only require one shift of the gravel crew to stock pile gravel this winter and there would likely have to be some permanent staff layouts as a result Mr Jeffery noted all the engineering funding for this project has been expended this year so if the project is carried over to next year the M D will have to cover the engineering costs It was agreed to discuss this matter later today. Robert Cranston and Vernon Haskell entered the meeting at this time 10 40 A M Mr Boake noted Mr Cranston had asked him if the M D would be interested in selling P -3 to him Mr. Hoff indicated Council has not made any decision regarding P -3 at this time. Mr Cranston was advised if he wishes, he should present a written offer and council would consider same He was thanked for coming and left the meeting Time 10 45 A M There was further discussion about the M D. priorities for SR 836 and /or the Buffalo Jump Park Road Mr Boake moved the M.D request a time extension from Alberta Transportation for completion of the SR 836 10 mile project so the job may be completed in the spring of 1994. CARRIED It was noted Council should discuss the Tolman Hill safety concerns with Transportation at the Fall Convention Mr. Hoff moved Item 8c on the agenda - M D secondary road priorities - be tabled and discussed at the next meeting of council as a priority item CARRIED There was discussion about whether there is a need for a second shift to haul and stock pile gravel over the winter If not there would be at least 3 and possibly 4 permanent employees who would have to be laid off Mr Wagstaff asked if the M D would do 4 miles of the Buffalo Jump Park Road in 1994 if more funding cuts are made by the Province Will there be a base course and paving program in 1994? At the present time the only base course project approved is 2 miles on the Linden Home Road and 2 miles on the Linden West Road 3 mim -�Iie �,I�L► 1 TOWN HILL SAFETY ASPECTS M.D C SR ROAD PRIORITIES GRAVEL HAILING WINTER TIME is r� h �r r. L Et .7 L a COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 26th, 1993 Mr Boake moved a decision about doing the Buffalo Jump Park Road base course project be tabled to the next meeting of council CARRIED Mr Larry Stovka and Mr Rob Warner, representatives from Blackwood Hodge entered the meeting at this time - 11.20 A M Mr Stovka noted Blackwood Hodge would sell the M.D a new Champion 740A grader and take P -6 on trade at a net price of $56,000 00, with delivery by December 30th, 1993 if the order is placed now The quote is good for 30 days However Blackwood Hodge will not take P -6 and P -10 on trade for one new grader. After discussion of the offer, the representatives left the meeting Time 11.35 A M Council discussed the offer at length The meeting recessed for dinner between 11.45 A M and 1 00 P M Mr. Haskell returned to the meeting. The report which shows the cost per hour for divisional graders using repair costs only over the life of the grader was discussed Mr Boake moved the M D purchase a new 1994 740 A Champion grader from Blackwood Hodge at a price of $168,500 00, trading in P -6 at a trade in value of $112,000 00 for a net difference of $56,500 00 plus G S T in accordance with terms of the October 25th quotation from the company CARRIED Mr Haskell reviewed his report with council Maclin Motors have agreed there is a problem with the new trucks purchased last year, will take the trucks in to Calgary when the work slows down and get them fixed Mr Haskell asked if Council wish to purchase the 2470 Case tractor which he has rented from Guards for the SR 836 project The rental charge is now $8750 00 and the tractor was available for sale for $13,000 00. Perhaps Guards would apply the rent towards the purchase of the tractor The tractor is better than the Steiger for pulling packers Mr Haskell was directed to discuss the idea with Guards and bring a report back to council and also to have one of the mechanics at the shop look over the tractor before a decision is made about purchasing or continuing to rent the tractor iI i i c t3 W&O am ROAD PROJECT 110 in r�aQ ( je rv,m aw, cxd �c 1 . C i3 Mr Haskell reported Linden Contractors is ceasing operations as of December 9th, 1993 His equipment will be LININ sold Mr Hazelton wanted to know if the M D wish him to MUTWORS crush the gravel at the Schmautz Pit before he shuts down SEILIWG0UT Mr Vickery moved Mr Hazelton be thanked for the work he GRAVEL CRU9iING has done for the M.D. over the years and invitational bids be requested for the gravel crushing the M D requires done, including the gravel crush at the Schmautz Pit \ ' CARRIED lej,� 4 L01 C7 U COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 26th, 1993 Mr Vickery moved to accept the report from the Public Works Superintendent CARRIED Mr Haskell noted he has not yet met with the representative from Triple A Painting regarding the line LINE PAINTING painting project Mr Hoff moved to table this matter until the next meeting C of council CARRIED Mr Vickery moved Item #20 on the agenda - caragana north of P B I - be tabled to the next meeting of council CARAGW CARRIED NnRTH P R I It was agreed the Road Committee of Mr Haskell, Mr Vickery and Mrs Lowen meet on Thursday, October 28th, ROAD 0" 1993, commencing at 8 30 A M Mr Wagstaff advised Mr Haskell the road coming off the Elmer Meding bridge is pounding out and should be looked at E MEDING Mr Wagstaff moved the Public Works Superindent and the BRIDGE Bridge Inspector inspect this road and the bridge and have �v the necesssary repairs done. CARRIED � Mr Wagstaff noted a section of SR 585 West of Mirrel Haller's residence was patched recently Complaints have the PAT PATq� been received about the condition of the road since patch work was done SR 585 Mr Boake moved the Public Works Superintendent inspect the job and have the problem corrected if necessary CARRIED Mrs Lowen noted Wilmer Forsch, owner of the N E 16- 28 -22 -4 requires an approach since the M D did work on WILKR FORSCH the road east of his property He can no longer drive off the road as ditches have been created He would like a 50 REQJEST foot approach installed directly across from the existing APPROADi approach on the N W 15- 28 -22 -4 There was discussion about the size of the approach requested and whether it would exceed policy. It will also be necessary for the Utility Officer to inspect the location to ensure it meets M D policy requirements Mrs. Lowen moved the M D install an approach for Mr Forsch in accordanc with existing M D policy, as time permits CARRIED Mrs Lowen noted Richard Clark would like some work done on a dirt road WSW 27- 28 -21 -4 There are two bad spots on the R CUM road and it is difficult to haul grain out of that area DIRT ROAD Mr Vickery moved the Road Committee inspect the road WSW IM)WV94NT 27- 28 -21 -4 and bring a recommendation back to council CARRIED 6i Ea N r7 11 i r COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 26th, 1993 Mr Jeffery advised Council Reeve Marz and he will be making a presentation to the Alberta Tax Reform Commission at 10:50 A M tomorrow in Red Deer The Commission is ALTA TAX looking at all aspects of taxation in Alberta, including Rffu the possibility of dropping the machinery and equipment COMISSION assessment Mr Jeffery reviewed the submission which will be made at the hearing Mr Wagstaff left the meeting at this time The M D submission looks only at how loss of machinery and equipment assessment would affect the school supplementary requisition for the M D and the urban centers There would be a definite shift of taxes over to the urban centers and likely an increase in everyone's taxes to accomodate this loss of assessment base Mr. Boake moved to accept and file as information CARRIED Mr Wagstaff returned to the meeting at this time Mrs. Lowen moved council go into camera at this time CARRIED Time 2 00 P M Mr. Boake moved council meeting do now resume, the in camera meeting having been completed CARRIED Time 4:20 P.M Mr Wagstaff moved the office draft up a policy to establish guidelines outlining how violence in the workplace will be dealt with by council and this draft policy be considered by council at the next meeting, and further moved a memo regarding the incidence which occured between Miles Maerz and Trevor Friesen and how it was dealt with and ultimately resolved be placed in their personnal files. CARRIED There was discussion regarding whether the M.D. is communicating well with the ratepayers A suggestion has been made that the Reeve, with the assistance of a free lance writer - David Nadeau - should put a report in the local paper each week. Some ratepayers are still unhappy because the minutes are not printed until 3 or 4 weeks after the meeting Mr Jeffery noted he will discuss the matter with Reeve Marz Mr Jeffery reviewed a resolution which has been prepared by the County of Parkland for presentation at the Fall Convention 2 m SESSION DRAFT POLICY CO M NICATIONS WITH RATEPAYERS RESOLUTION FALL. CONVENTION L116 L�J C] COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 26th, 1993 It appears the Province is planning to charge for providing municipalities with the electric power and pipeline assessment information They have suggested 1 /10th of a mill on the municipality's electric power and pipeline equalized assessment, which would be a substantial amount of money The resolution is requesting the Province change the legislation to allow municipalities the option to generate their own assessments on properties presently assessed under the Electric Power and Pipeline Assessment Act The County of Parkland is requesting support from the M D. for their resolution at the Convention Mr Vickery moved to accept the report and a copy of the proposed resolution be given to each councillor CARRIED Mr Jeffery reported on the meeting held with the Town of Three Hills regarding the operation of the Three Hills Waste Transfer site The committee from the town agreed TFREE the present attendant could be retained to supervise the HILLS WASTE gate and the transfer site His wages would be split on a DISPOSAL 75% M D 25% town basis and the town will then have their SITE own employee doing the other work they require at their site. The committee also suggested the M D and the towns and villages should co- operate and set up a joint hazardous waste clean up day once a year It was noted the towns, villages and M D must try to work together in many other areas in order to cut costs The M D committee has recommended the recommendations from this meeting be accepted V Mrs Lowen moved the recommendations from the committee be accepted and a new agreement be prepared CARRIED The proposed waste disposal site agreement with the Town of Trochu was then reviewed and discussed in detail. TROM Mr Wagstaff moved the draft agreement be referred to the WASTE town for their consideration and approval if satisfactory DI- CARRIED SITE --Tw ✓ Mr Jeffery noted Roger Bishop of the Town of Trochu had contacted him as well as Mr Wagstaff regarding the fire hall in Trochu The town was considering buying the liquor store building and converting same into a fire hall. He wanted to know what the M D would think about this suggestion The Town had made an offer to the Province for the building, but it likely would not be accepted as it TROM FIRE was quite low Would the M D agree to pay a share of a HALL higher bid? Mr Vickery advised council he heard the building had already been sold There was discussion about this matter. It was suggested due to economic times and cutbacks being experienced at all levels of government, this would not be a good time to look at building replacements 7 1�q L n COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 26th, 1993 Mr Vickery moved if the town get a firm figure for purchase of the building the matter be discussed again at that time CARRIED Mr Jeffery noted there are two optional concurrent sessions being set up for Monday, November 15th, 1993, at the Fall Convention One deals with waste disposal issues and the other with assessment services It was agreed Mr Boake and Mrs Lowen attend the session on waste disposal and Mr Jeffery and Mr Vickery attend the one on assessment services Mr Boake moved to table item 11 on the agenda - Three Hills Airport Commission report - to the next meeting of council CARRIED Mr Jeffery advised that Tarragon Oil wish to drill a well within 1 5 kilometers of the hamlet of Hesketh The well will be located on 8- 12- 29 -22 -4 which is to the south east of the hamlet Mrs. Lowen moved the company be advised the M D would have no objection to drilling a well at this location CARRIED Mr Jeffery reported the M D 's Workers Compensation premium will be reduced for 1994 from $3 00 per $100 to $2 15 per $100 He also reviewed with council the PILAR program the M D is undertaking which will should help to increase safety in the M D Mr Vickery moved to accept and file the report as information CARRIED Mr Jeffery noted two subdivision appeal hearings will be held on Tuesday, November 9th, 1993 at Hanna This is a council meeting day and no one from the M D will be able to attend. Mr. Boake moved to accept and file as information CARRIED Mrs. Lowen moved to table the balance of the agenda and this meeting do now adjourn CARRIED Time 5:00 P M Reeve 0 Munici al A 'nistrator FALL CONVENTION OPTONAL SESSIONS AIRPORT COMMISSION DRILL WELL WAD 1 F(ZVF 41 W C B RATE 1 SIMDIVISION APPEAL HEARINGS l? -!-4- t 11 - ).3 a i i J i �q N E-*1 JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT OCTOBER 19th to OCTOBER 26th, 1993 REPORT: Balance Forward $332 12 1 AAMD & C requested completion of a survey regarding whether municipalities provide insurance for community groups and or associations Survey completed No and returned 2 Alex received call from Don Williams of Wimborne M D has a water line on East 12 feet of his property Block B protected by easement Water line serves Violet Rear property His building was constructed in 1985 over water line with cement walls. He has hooked into water line - with two outlets Line is now leaking in his building. He wants it fixed We are obtaining copy of easement Alex suggests M D install new line to serve Mrs Rear on the 5 feet between building and property line and cut off line under the building Mr Williams could then hook in to new line Would be cheaper than digging up the concrete walls 3. Lent Three Hills Chamber of Commerce 30 (or 60) snow fence pegs for Mud Bog Event this past weekend BALANCE FORWARD CORRESPONDENCE- $332 12 1. Newsletter from Tiaalta - Tourism Department 2 October Newsletter Central Alberta Community Development Department 3 Card of Thanks from Ralph and Leona Loosmore for anniversary plaque 4. Marigold Library report 5 Letter from Three Hills Recreation Board - appointment of Keith Harder and Bob Long as members to the Board 6. Minutes from Three Hills Recreation Board 7 Received $1488 in fines 8 Brochure re: Canadian Council for Public Private Partnerships 9 AAMD & C News highlights 10 Carbon Recreation Board Minutes 11. Red Deer River October Newsletter 12 October Law Bulletin from Brownlee Fryett 13 October Law Bulletin from Milner Fenerty 14 AAMD & C News Highlights 15 Brochure re. Homemaker Home Support Week October, 1993 16 Brochure re: EXH Engineering Services Ltd. DEVELOPMENT PERMITS 1 Byron Jensen - Residence NW 7- 28 -20 -4 $55,000 2 Lewis Klassen - Storage Shed for farm use - SE 35- 30 -26 -4 $20,000 3 Dennis Oster - Home Occupation - handicrafts, mechanics, metal fabrication - NW 31- 32 -25 -4 - no cost 4. Ken Linderman - Mobile Home 2nd Residence NE 21- 33 -26 -4 $15,000 5. 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AMOUNT CK • AMOUNT CK # AMOUNT 6836 $1642 69 18455 $ 27 50 18704 $ 365 07 6856 559 46 18526 222 81 18705 31 32 18579 175 00 18706 215 40 18614 124.73 18707 1 150 00 18633 231 22 18708 110 24 18637 47 36 18709 26 75 18650 226 44 18710 187 25 18678 790 00 18711 255 13 18682 353 87 18712 12 00 18683 170 00 18713 74 22 18684 6 00 18714 186 08 18685 9 95 18715 270 87 18686 85 66 18716 2889 18687 919 24 18717 155 15 18688 6 42 18718 422 12 18689 837 55 18719 70 44 18690 3,094 81 18720 640 22 18691 223 50 18721 12 57 18692 1,790 01 18722 33 84 18693 7,490 00 18723 798 00 18694 1,837 33 18724 8 45 18695 214.43 18725 34 95 18696 17 12 18726 15 16 18697 711 36 18727 30 407.05 18698 97 85 18728 415 75 18699 150 00 18729 9,495 24 18700 148 00 18730 3,243 75 18701 918 70 18731 501 96 18702 35 334 92 18732 750 00 18703 108._5502 18733 405 00 33 TOTAL OUTSTANDING PAYROW81I&ES $ 2202.15 TOTAL OUTSTANDING GENERAL CHEQUES $ 109,956 17 TOTALS 112, 1 5T8 32 OUTSTANDING LOANS $ CASH ON HAND DEPOSITED $ 6,499,856.03 SUBMITTED TO COUNCILTHIS 26th DAY Or October 1` >_93_. REEVE MUN ADMIN � ' — a i v n H E EW] 1993 TAX SALE M D OF KNEEHILL #48 Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator for the M.D of Kneehill #48 opened the 1993 tax sale She reviewed the property which was to be offered for sale today by public auction, that being Lots 11 to 26, Block 4, Plan Swalwell 5050 A K and noted the reserve bid for the property has been set by council at $2000 00, cash All other properties have been removed from the sale No one was present for the sale and therefore no bids were received for the property Mrs. Wilkinson declared the 1993 tax sale closed Jean W c7n;� Assistant Administrator