HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-02-22 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 22nd, 1994
1 Approval of Agenda
2 Approval of Minutes February 8th meeting
3 Approval of Accounts
4 J C Jeffery Report
5. Executive Committee Report
APPOINTMENTS.
10:30 A M Bud Haskell
10.30 A M Colin Stroeder,
- See Item #17
PRIORITY ITEMS•
TABLED ITEMS.
GENERAL ITEMS
See Item #16
Torchinsky Engineering
6 Lots 9 to 12 in Block 1 Wimborne - By -law required
7 Report - Edward Dunay re General Assessment
8. Town of Three Hills Letter - Disposal Site Costs9 Report
re town hall meetings
10 Letter from CP Rail re taxing railway right of way
11. Request from Town of Three Hills re. general assessment
12 Request for Street light in Sunnyslope
13 Review M D. dust control policy
14. Request to drill well within 1 6 KM of Hesketh
15. Request for funding for Tourism booths from Town of
Three Hills
TRANSPORTATION ITEMS:
16. P.W S report
17 Meeting with Torchinsky Consulting - 10.30 A M
See Item #7 - Executive Committee Report - Ward Intersection
18 Amending by -law re. bridge load limits
19 Report re. Class B Bridge Inspection Course
20 Discuss need to up -grade Huxley Streets
21. Review contract grader situation
UTILITY OFFICER ITEMS
22 Request to Advertise Business at Waste Disposal Sites
23. Trochu Rubble Pit Agreement
PLANNING ITEMS.
24 Future of Planning Commissions - Report from Palliser
Regional
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25 A.S.B Minutes - February 15th, 1994
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PARKS /RECREATION
LATE ITEMS•
26 Letter from Alta Motor Transport Services re road bans
27 Letter from Health Plan Coordination Project
DISCUSSION ITEMS-
ADJOURNMENT
DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD MEETING.
28 Set date to review information on Horseshoe Canyon
Development (if information is available)
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A 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, February 22nd, 1994
commencing at 9.00 A M
The following were present for the meeting.
Reeve Richard A Marz
Councillors
Marylea Lowen
Otto Hoff
Robert E Boake
James Hanger
(After 9:05 A M )
Richard M Vickery
Glen Wagstaff
Division Four
Division One
Division Two
Division Three
Division Five
Division Six
Division Seven
John C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator
Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator was present
and recorded the minutes
Reeve Marz called called the meeting to order at 9.00 A M
Requests were made to add the following items to the agenda
15a Grader Incident
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Mr Vickery moved approval of the agenda with addition of APPROVAL
the above noted item CARRIED AGENDA
Mr Boake moved approval of the February 8th council meeting APPROVAL
minutes
CARRIED MINUTES
Mr Hoff moved approval of the accounts presented for APPROVAL
payment today, subject to further review by the finance ACCOUNTS
committee of R. A. Marz, Marylea Lowen, Glen Wagstaff and
himself
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery's report was then reviewed, including the J C JEFFERY
request to install two more street lights in Wimborne REPORT
Mr. Vickery moved approval of Mr Jeffery s report STREET LIGHTS
CARRIED IN WIMBORNE
The Executive Committee report was reviewed and discussed �tEker+sL-µ
It was noted Colin Stroeder from Torchinsky Engineering EXEC
will be in later today to review the Ward road project COMM REPORT
Item #24 was noted and Mrs Lowen reported further on the
matter It appears the problem of lack of access to the
M.D. road allowance West SW 28- 29 -21 -4 has been solved
Mr Andrews has agreed to accept the offer from Gulf to
move the texas gate off the M D road allowance and put it
in his road approach, to move his fence over to the east
GULF CANADA
ACCESS TO M D
ROAD WSW 28
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side of the road allowance and remove the shelters which
are presently on road allowance
Mr Wagstaff moved to accept the Executive Committee report
CARRIED
Mrs Wilkinson reviewed the by -law which has been prepared
in connection with taking clear title to Lots 9 to 12 in
Block 1 in Wimborne She explained the value of the
property is greatly reduced from the time it was originally
appraised for purposes of the tax sale in 1990 The land
was valued at $2400 00 and the buildings at $4970 00
A more realistic value is $1700 00 for the land and $100.00
scrap value for the buildings This change in value will
have to be explained to the Minister before the sale can be
approved
Mr Boake moved first reading to by -law number 1301, this
being a by -law to take clear title to Lots 9 to 12 in Block
1 Wimborne 7015 E F , for the sum of $1700 00 for the land
and $100.00 for the buildings.
CARRIED
Mrs Lowen moved second reading to this by -law
CARRIED
Mr Hoff moved third reading be given to this by -law at
this time.
CARRIED UNNANIMOUSLY
Mr Wagstaff moved third reading to this by -law
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery reported on whether there is a need to do a
general assessment at this time Mr Dunay noted nothing
has changed, the equalized assessment, will go to 100 %, and
the M D has the option of waiting for 7 years from the
date of the last general before doing another
Mr Boake moved the M D commence working on a general
assessment at this time, with the new assessment to go on
the roll January 1st, 1996, if possible
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery reviewed a letter received from the Town of
Three Hills regarding the landfill site costs for 1993
The town was sent a bill for $17,303.99, but it appears
some of these costs should not have been charged to the
Town The costs for assisting with removal and replacement
of the transfer boxes, the subdivision application fee and
removal of the waste oil tanks should not have been charged
to the town Their share of the costs should be
$11,447 04
Mr Boake moved the account be revised as necessary and a
letter of apology be sent to the town
CARRIED
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There was discussion and reports made with regard to the TOWN
town hall meetings held February 8th to the 10th There HALL
was reasonably good attendance at the meetings and for the MEETINGS
most part postive response from the people There were a
few complaints regarding the grading and plowing
operations, concern about the increase in the water rate
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for Huxley, not a great deal of support for contracting
grading services, a concern that the King road did not need
to be rebuilt and the need to do some work on the Tolman
Hill for safety reasons
Suggestions from the Carbon meeting on how to cut costs
were as follows
1 Cancel the Capital newspaper subscriptions
2 Cut M D representation on the Seed Plant Boards
3. Contract out assessment work
4. Fire trucks are too fancy
5 Shut off the pump at Keivers Lake
6 No more money for tourism projects
All voted "no" to need for by -law enforcement officer and
expressed concern about need to issue Agri 1 Slips for
borrow pit and other compensation paid by the M D
Also suggested the M D should buy more land to widen a
road when reconstructing it a so fences could be put back
away from the road.
Asked how big a farming operation can get before it is
classed commercial"
Some at the Carbon meeting would like to see a contract for
Division 5 & 3 for a full year and a contract grader in
either Division 1 or 2
It was also mentioned at this meeting that the Three Hills
skating rink project will likely not go ahead until
sometime next year and no M D money would be required
Concern was also expressed that a person who brings a
concern to council should be advised when that issue will
again be discussed by council so he or she may be present
at the meeting and be made aware of the decision made by
council.
Mr Hoff moved to accept the town hall meeting minutes.
CARRIED
Mr. Jeffery read a letter received from C P Rail The
company feel they should not be taxed on their actual
railway right of way Truckers are not taxed for the
highways and this provides them with an advantage over the
railway companies The actual mileage of the lines in this
area was noted as well as the amount paid by each railway
in 1993
Mr Vickery moved as the requirement to tax the railway
right of way is a provincial regulation a copy of the
letter be sent to AAMD & C and Alberta Municipal Affairs -
Assessment Services Division - for discussion with the
Province and the letter be accepted and filed as
information
CARRIED
The request from the Town of Three Hills for the M D to
undertake a general assessment was discussed as well as the
time required to do the work now the M D will be
proceeding with their own general assessment
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TOWN
THREE HILLS
FOR M D TO DO
GEN ASSESSMENT
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Mr Wagstaff moved this requested be referred to the TcS
Executive Committee for further discussion
CARRIED
Mr Marz noted Mr and Mrs Kissick have again requested
the M D install a street light in front of their property KISSICK
in Sunnyslope. They had requested a light in 1993 and the SUNNYSLOPE
road committee inspected the area It was agreed there was STREET
sufficient lighting in the area already LIGHT
It was also noted Mr and Mrs Kissick had indicated they
were moving to Sunnyslope in 1993, but to date have not
done so
Mr Hoff moved no street light be installed at this time Soffit
and Reeve Marz inspect the location sometime at his opt �Rm.
convenience
CARRIED
Mr. Marz reported he had received a thank you from a THANK YOU
ratepayer with regard to snowplowing done during NOTE
the recent bad weather
The M D dust control rebate policy was discussed It
appears the rebate is considered to be income and must
be reported by the farmer in his income tax return DUST CONTROL
Any rebate of this nature over $100 00 must be reported to POLICY
the government by issuing an Agri 1 slip
AMENDMENT
There was discussion whether the M.D. should be providing
any financial assistance for provision of dust control
Mrs Lowen moved policy number 13 -2 be amended to provide
for an M D. rebate of half the costs involved for ch�r���
application of LS2000 on an M D road in front of a
residence to a maximum of $100 00
CARRIED
The meeting recessed for 10 minutes at this time
WARD ROAD
Bud Haskell and Colin Stroeder from Torchinsky Engineering PROJECT
entered the meeting at this time - 10 35 A M
Mr Stroeder discussed the Ward project and reviewed how
sight distance on an intersections is calculated. He
advised council this intersection has to be controlled to
® i make the north south traffic yield to the east west
traffic He was advised council had already agreed to
installation of the yield signs
There was lengthy discussion about the required sight
distance for road approaches Mr Stroeder reviewed a SIGHT
basic road design with council The M D presently DISTANCE
requires 800 foot sight distance in either direct. ion. Mr REQUIREMENTS
Vickery noted he felt 800 feet is too much and this ROAD
distance should be reduced to between 500 and 600 feet for APPROACHES
an 80 KMP road (gravel or dirt road) There was no change
made to existing M D policy
Mr Jeffery noted council would like to have a water
approach installed near the bridge on the Ward project WATER
ii Mr Stroeder suggested an approach could be located on the ACCESS
north side of the road and on the east side of the creek. APPROACH
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This may be private land and it would be necessary to
purchase land
Mr Stroeder advised the preliminary engineering work has
been done for SR 583 The previous cost estimate included
half a mile of road which is in the Town of Three Hills
The M D will have to discuss with the town whether they
wish to be involved in the up- grading project
Mr Stroeder also noted the asphalt should be buried in the
grade as it would be very expensive to reclaim it and the
quality of the asphalt is not very good
There was discussion with Mr. Stroeder about the King Road
project in Division 5 Mr. Haskell noted the road is not
in good shape, it creates a snow trap, it is narrow and low
and there is a sight distance problem Mr Stroeder noted
the preliminary engineering work on this road has been done
Mr Hanger agreed he would discuss this project with
ratepayers in that area, but for now the road should be
left on the road program
There was discusson about the Buffalo Jump Park Road and
the need to ensure the railway crossing is up- graded when
the road is rebuilt.
Mr Stroeder left the metting at 11 10 A M
Mr Jeffery read a letter from Leanne Constable about an
incident involving Patrol 4 Mrs Constable is requesting
the M D reimburse her for the wheel alignment she had to
have done on her car after she was forced to drive into the
ditch because the M D grader was plowing snow on SR 583.
Mr Jeffery had reviewed this letter with Brownlee Fryett
and they advised the M D to write Mrs Constable a without
prejudice letter and pay the claim of $32 05 without
prejudice
Mr Boake moved Leanne Constable be sent a without prejudice
and a without prejudice cheque for $32 05
CARRIED
There was discussion about the need for graders to put up
warning signs while plowing snow
Mrs. Lowen moved two warning signs be purchased for each
snow removal machine
CARRIED
Mr Haskell's rr -port was reviewed
Mr Boake moved acceptance of Mr Haskell's report
CARRIED
Mr Haskell asked if council wish to purchase another
steamer this year Cost for a small one would be $10,869
plus G S T There was discussion about the need for
another steamer and whether it would be more economical to
rent one for the short period of time in the spring when it
is required
Mr Haskell was requested to get rental prices and bring a
report back to council later
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Mr Haskell asked about gravel for the base of SR 583 It
SR 583
will take about 21,000 yards for the base on those portions
GRAVEL
of the road which will be rebuilt.
It may also be necessary to pump out the Torrington pit in
order to remove and crush more gravel there this year
TORRINGTON
PIT GRAVEL
Mr Haskell was directed to advise the gravel crusher it
'PUMP
may be necessary to crush more gravel or the M D this
WATER
summer
Mr Haskell noted there is alot of screenings at the
Torrington pit now, but no decision was made regarding
possible uses for the screenings.
BASE
There was discussion about the rotation for the base crew
CREW
program It was suggested SR 836 4 mile project would be
PROGRAM
done first, then SR 583 if the reconstruction has been
completed and then the Linden Home road would be done
There was discussion about the need to have a stock pile
site for the SR 583 project, but agreed it could be hauled
directly from the pit after it is crushed
Mr Haskell discussed with council the plans to remodel the
main shop The east wall in the area to be used for tire
MAIN SHOP
storage and wash bay should be removed entirely and the
REMODEL
new wall on the south side built using block, not wood and
AREA
blocks Cost for this work would be about $3900 00
Mr Hanger moved
the M D crews,
using the blocks
door on the west
bay be replaced,
plus G S T
the section of the east wall be removed by
and the new wall be built up to the ceiling
removed from the east wall and the outside
side of the building leading into the wash
with the total cost not to exceed $5000 00
CARRIED
The meeting adjourned for dinner at this time - 11.50 A M DINNER
The meeting reconvened at 1 05 P M
Mr Haskell returned to the meeting
Mr Jeffery read a letter from Bridge Branch regarding the SHARPLES
Sharples bridge - Bridge file 70976 ISW 17- 29 -22 -4 BRIDGE
The department have determined this bridge can carry legal #70976
loads, therefore the load restriction signs should be
removed and the M D by -law amended to delete reference to
this bridge
Mr. Vickery moved first reading to by -law 1302, this being
a by -law to amend by -law number 1271 by deleting any BY LAW
reference to the bridge in SW 17- 29 -22 -4 - Bridge file 1302
70976
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Mrs Lowen moved second reading to this by -law
CARRIED
Mr. Boake moved third reading be given to this by -law at
this time
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Mr Hoff moved third reading to this by -law
CARRIED
Bridge Branch advises they will be holding a Class B.
bridge inspection course October 17th to 21st As the
classes fill up quickly they wish to know if anyone from
the M D will attend There was lengthy discussion about
this matter, including the need to have someone with some
training for back up purposes It was agreed Mr Haskell
should determine in consultation with the bridge inspector
who should attend
Mr Hoff moved a maximum of two people be authorized to
attend this course
CARRIED
The condition of the sidewalk on the main street in Huxley
was discussed again
Mr Wagstaff moved the road committee inspect the sidewalk
problem in Huxley and also determine if there is a need to
re -chip the roads in the hamlet and bring a recommendation
to council.
CARRIED
There was discussion about the contract grader situation
and whether the M D will continue to hire a contract
grader in Division 5 or other areas of the M D
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INSPECTION
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Mrs Lowen moved Ken Busy be asked if he would be agreeable „
to extending his existing contract at the same rate of
$61 80 plus G S T per hour for two graders, one to be
located in Division 1 and one in Division 3, for the 1994
summer grading season only, which is approximately April
15th to the end of October
CARRIED
Mr Haskell reported Ken Adams has a steamer and his rental KEN
rate is $72 00 per hour with a minimum of 2 hours ADAMS
Westside Trucking does not have a steamer STEAMER
Mr Haskell was directed to check with Certified Rentals RENTAL
to see if they have a steamer and what their rental rate RATE
would be
I' Mr. Haskell noted the grader in Division 7 may need a motor PATROL 7
job soon It was suggested P -7 be brought in and P -10 be ? MOTOR
used in Division 7 for the time being JOB
There was discussion regarding the need for yield signs on
the Carbon south access road. YIELD
SIGNS
Mr Hoff moved yield signs be erected at the intersection WSW 9-29 -
WSW 9- 29 -23 -4 to require the north south traffic to yield 23 -4
to the east west traffic
CARRIED
Mr Haskell asked about road oil and crackfilling material 1994 OIL
REQUIREMENTS
for 1994 and he was directed to obtain prices and bring a
report back to council
Pan Canadian has requested permission from the M D to
drill a well within 1.6 km of the hamlet of Hesketh
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Mrs Lowen moved Pan Canadian be granted permission to If � t �
drill a well within 1 6 KM of Hesketh '5�e'r`
CARRIED
The Town of
Three Hills has asked if the M D
would assist
RENTAL
with the costs of
rental space for booths
at two
trade
COSTS
fairs this
spring.
One will be at the TIAALTA trade
show
TRADE
in Edmonton
March 15th - cost $360 00 and one
at the
Three
FAIR
Hills Trade
Fair May
26th to 28th, 1994 - cost
$250 00
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Mr Marz moved
the M
D decline this request
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HILLS
A request has been received from Milton Hansen for
permission to erect advertising signs at the Three Hills,
Linden and Torrington waste disposal sites He is starting MILTON
a rural garbage collection business It was agreed more HANSEN
information would be required from Mr Hansen about his GARBAGE
business, where he is located and where he proposes to BUSINESS
dispose of the garbage he collects
Mr. Wagstaff moved Councillor Boake discuss this matter R�e�
with Mr Hansen and Alex Cunningham and report back to _
council at a later date�3
CARRIED
Councillor Wagstaff noted the Town of Trochu wish to have
the M D dig and recover the cells at their rubble pit at TOWN TROC
M D cost, not just dig the new cells RUBBLE
PIT
The agreement as prepared does not include this requirement AGREEMENT
Mr Wagstaff moved the draft agreement be revised to
include the requirement for the M D to dig new cells and �J
recover the old cells at its own cost for a period of five
years or until a new site is required, and this revised
agreement be sent to the Town for its consideration
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery reviewed a letter from Pallisur Regional
Planning Commission. The commission is planning a meeting
in Hanna with the local M L A 's, commission members and
councillors on Friday, March 18th, 1994 at 1 30 P M Prior
to that meeting the commission is requesting all
councillors to think about the future of regional services
and in particular local planning services
Reeve Marz and Councillor Hoff are attending a meeting with
the commission on March 3rd to discuss this matter and
perhaps will have more information after that meeting
Mr Vickery moved to table this matter until the March 8th
meeting of council
CARRIED
The February 15th Agricultural Service Board minutes were
then reviewed The possibility of a private retail rental
business being set up in this area was discussed
It was agreed it would not be necessary to hold a joint
council and ag service board meeting
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Mr Hoff moved approval of the February 15th minutes and
further moved the Ag Service Board be requested to pe,
consider holding off on the purchase of the rental
equipment until more information is available regarding the
private rental business which may be opened in this area
CARRIED
Mr. Jeffery read a letter from Alberta Motor Transport
Services They would like to know which M D roads might
be banned this spring
Mrs Lowen moved Alberta Motor Transport Services be
advised which roads Council normally ban during spring
breakup
CARRIED
The letter from Health Plan Coordination Steering Committee
was briefly reviewed The committee has provided
information which might assist health boards and
municipalities in their discussions on regional boundaries
Mr Boake moved to accept and file and a copy of the
information be given to Councillor Hoff, Reeve Marz and
himself.
CARRIED
Mrs Lowen moved this meeting do now adjourn
CARRIED
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REPORT.
BALANCE FORWARD
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1 Paid Otto Hoff for meals - meeting with Rob Penney
at Red Deer $120 55
2 Village of Acme called (Joanne Weller) - Village needs
some paving or chip coat work done on their streets
R E B suggested to one of their councillors the M D might
be able to do the work for the village
Advised her still in discussion stages with this idea and
no rates established Asked her to submit a written request
to council outlining the number of streets, distance involved,
material required, and when they would want the work done
Council and Public Works could then review the request and
get back to them
3. Request from resident of Wimborne (through MPC minutes)
to have a street light erected outside the church and
by the mail boxes
4 Street light in Sunnyslope blinks on and off (reported by
R E Boake through M.P.C. Minutes) Has this been reported to
Alberta Power?
BALANCE FORWARD $120 55
CORRESPONDENCE.
1. Letter from Western Star Trucks re- new dealership
in Calgary
2 Letter from Bearden Engineering outlining work they
have done in various areas
3. Brochure re: Management Course - Teamwork in the 90's
Banff April 14th to 17th, 1994 Cost $1495 00
4 Invitation to R A Marz and Robert E Boake to attend opening of
Linden Benevolent Society Lodge opening - March 18th
5 AAMD & C News highlights
6 Poster re. National Citzenship Week April 17th to 23rd
7 Wild Rose Foundation - Vitalize 94 Conference - June
9, 10 and 11 in Grande Prairie
8 LawNow Brochure
9 Request for donation - National Citizens Coalition
10 Carbon Recreation Board Minutes and Agenda
11 Marigold Library Report
12 Received $615.00 for SR 836 Project from Transportation
13. Information re- Alberta Society of Engineering Technologists
14 Letter from Canadian Wildlife Federation - National Wildlife
Week - April 10th to 16th
15. UMA Project News letter
16 Brochure re seminar - Training the Trainer
17 Received $459 00 in fines
18 Letter from Alta Public Affairs Bureau - Alta Statutes
now on computer disk
19 Hesketh Community Hall Association Report for 1993
Revenue - Rent $75.00, Community Acitivites $177 35
M D Grant $350.00, Hesketh Unifarm $426 77
Expenses including shingles for hall $2483 78
20. Alta Planning Board appeal hearing - M D Badlands
subdivision NE 7- 29 -20 -4
21 Alta Mun Health and Safety Association - Registration
fees for 3 employees - safety courses in Airdrie and
Red Deer - $75 00
22 AAMD & C Executive Meeting Highlights - January 27th, 1994
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23. AAMD & C News Highlights
24 Information from Pitch in Alberta regarding Pitch in Week
May 2nd to 8th, 1994
25 Alberta Labour - Information re* their bulletin subscription
26 Newletter from Tire Recycling Management Board
27 Brochure from Chrysler Canada Fleet Operations
28. Rental Book from CMI Rentals of Edmonton
29. Brochure re- Various Seminars
30 Swalwell Community Association financial statement
Revenue $21,339 41 Expenses $17,824 49 Bank
Balance $14,222 34
DEVELOPMENT PERMITS.
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