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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-04-11 Council MinutesL11 0 • Mjw Council Report April 11, 1994 1 Sec 583 West will require approximately 60,000 cubic yards of 3/4" gravel We dd not have enough pit run piled at the Torrington pit so will have to start pumping water soon Also with not chipping 575 we should �ot need any chips at the Toews /Esau pit, we have 4, 00 yards and that should do us for the next couple of years. 2. Gravel Crew has started up again and are hauling to 21 & 27 stockpile for this week 3 We will need to rent the Dyna -Pack 501 packer again this year Cost is Ube $7500 00 per month We will need it for 4 -5 months 4 We need to replace the cattle pass N W of Linden in N W 36- 30 -26 -4. Can we replace with a piece of 6 foot used culvert? We have a piece in the yard which is about the right length 5 I got a price from Alberta Road Management for doing the crackfilling for us this year Their price may be a little better than ours but I think we should do it ourselves because we will need this to keep our guys busy 6 Is Council going to let the grader men work 12 hour shifts this summer again? I think it worked quite well last year and see no reason why they can't if they are agreeable to it. 7 Lonnie McCook and myself met with the Hutterian Brethren of Valleyview to see what they want re ditch cleaning They would like a water run closed off and redirected down the ditch. this will require ditch cleaning and culverts through intersection and 2 approaches approximately 11 lengths of pipe and AGT cable involved 8 Wages for temporary employees 0 • 0 c: 2 WAGE SCALE FOR TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES BASED ON 1984 CONTRACT With the way in which public works has cut and trimmed full time staff, we are faced with some crews being made up mostly of temporary people Some of this staff is paid on the top end of wage scales that are pre -set, due to the fact that they are good operators with experience and we as foreman want them coming back year after year We are always looking and improving the quality of our personnel, who are expected to work as hard and put out quality work along side our full time staff. These men make up crews that are productive and cost effective, and are as much a part of the M.D 's success in these areas, yet we don't pay on an equal basis. We as foreman, who have put crews together consisting of temporary employees, need to have something to offer good, key, temporary people in order to keep them coming back for 5 -6 month seasons There is no longer the manpower to start training great numbers of men and its to costly. 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AMOUNT CK 0 AMOUNT 7201 $ 445 44 19167 $ 2000 00 7202 1828 02 20301 424 52 7203 2086 43 20305 16 32 7204 2545 54 20339 21 00 7205 1719 34 20343 100 00 7206 1881 89 20349 629 70 7207 880 32 20371 17 69 7208 2226 24 20378 15 17 7211 2251 51 20384 17 46 7213 1765 82 20389 7900 04 7214 2047 50 20393 13 235 22 7215 1652 74 7217 1067 49 7218 1817 14 7219 2442 06 7220 1882 32 TOTAL OUTSTANDING PAYROLL CHEQUES S 28,539 80 TOTAL OUTSTANDING GENERAL CHEQUES S TOTALS 52,916 92 OUTSTANDING LOANS $ CASH ON HAND DEPOSITED S 148 650.68 SUBMITTED TO COUNCILTHIS 12th DAY Or AI)ri 1 i9 94 REEVE MUN ADMIN