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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-08-23 Council Minutesv it' --%, AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 23rd, 1994 1 Approval of Agenda 2 Approval of Minutes August 9th, 1994 3 Approval of Accounts 4 J. C. Jeffery Report 5 Executive Committee Report 6 August 10th, 1994 Budget Comparison Report APPOINTMENTS• 9.30 A M Bud Haskell - see item #13 PRIORITY ITEMS- TABLED ITEMS. 7 Review Wimborne Community Association re extra land no letter received from Asociation yet 8 Discuss Equity Water System 9 Lloyd Denney Subdivision - Developer's Agreement GENERAL ITEMS. 10 Town of Trochu Waste Disposal Site Agreement 11. Assessment Meeting Hanna Aug 11/94 TRANSPORTATION ITEMS. 12 Discussion Items 13 Public Works Superintendent Report 14 Request for gravel S E 21- 28 -22 -W4 15 Capital Committee Report August 4, 1994 re divisional grader contracting 16 Road Committee Report 17. Request for approach widening S E 10- 30 -23 -W4 17a Request from Linden Lodge for gravel 17b Culvert problem in Hesketh A S B.. PLANNING ITEMS: 18 Lorne Wagstaff Redesignation N E 8- 33 -23 -W4 need third reading to Bylaw #1313 UTILITY OFFICER ITEMS PARKS /RECREATION LATE ITEMS. 19. M D 50th Anniversary celebration 20 Swalwell clean up - Rowe problem 1 C C7 AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 23rd, 1994 21. Right of Entry Agreement for brush clearing projects DISCUSSION ITEMS. ADJOURNMENT DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD MEETING. DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD HEARING• `A COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 23rd, 1994 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, August 23rd, 1994, commencing at 8 30 A M The following were present for the meeting- Reeve* Richard A Marz Division Four Councillors. PRESENT Marylea Lowen Division One Otto Hoff Division Two Robert E Boake Division Three James Hanger Division Five Richard M Vickery Division Six Mr. John Jeffery, Municipal Administrator Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator, was present and recorded the minutes Reeve Marz called the meeting to order Requests were made to add the following items to the agenda. ADD TO lla) Future Direction of the M D AGENDA llb) Representation on Boards Mr Boake moved approval of the agenda with addition of APPROVAL the above noted items. AGENDA CARRIED Mr Hanger moved approval of the accounts presented for APPROVAL payment today, subject to further review by the finance ACCOUNTS committee of Otto Hoff, Marylea Lowen, Robert E Boake and Richard Marz CARRIED Mr Jeffery reviewed his report. J C JEFFERY Mr Vickery moved approval of Mr Jeffery's report REPORT CARRIED The executive committee report was reviewed and various EXEC COMM items discussed as follows • REPORT Future of Palliser Regional Planning Commission The FUTURE OF Executive committee has recommended the M D agree in PRPC principle to participate in the Palliser Regional Services Commission for two years and pay approximately $25,000 00 per year towards the costs of operating the commission. Reeve Marz noted if the M D agree to be a member of the new Regional Services Commission, which will provide planning and perhaps other services for the region, he felt representation on this commission and financing for the service should be based on population rather than on equalized assessment. He suggested the M.D. should work towards having representation on this commission and other boards, such as Drumheller Solid Waste, Kneehi.11 Ambulance and Golden Hills Lodge based on population or members must 1 PV COUNCIL MEETINF AUGUST 23rd, 1994 L� 0� Ad be given the ability to have weighted votes based on the municipality's financial contribution He also felt members on these boards should be paid by the jurisdication appointing them This would eliminate a larger area subsidizing the cost of smaller areas' having a member on the board. It does not appear necessary to have so many members sitting on these various boards given the economic • times There was lengthy discussion regarding this idea Mr Boake moved the recommendation of the Executive M D Committee regarding participation in the new Palliser PARTICIPATIC Regional Services Commission be amended by adding the IN NEW following - "and representation on the new Commission board PALLISER be on the basis of population or assessment with weighted REGIONAL votes in either case, and that representatives on this SERVICES board are to be paid by the jursidication making the COMMISISON appointment CARRIED lettPPS s�.,� It was agreed a copy of the letter to the Commission should be sent to all member municipalities The recommendation to purchase copies of the M D atlas and directory being published by Wild Rose Mapping & Atlas Company for the fire departments and ambulance service was M D IP,k discussed. It was suggested the M D might also wish to ATLAS purchase a small supply of books for re -sale WILD ROSE MAPPING Mrs. Wilkinson's notice of intent to retire at the end of 1994 was discussed The Executive committee recommended due to economic restraints no replacement be hired and the WILKINSON office staffing situation be reviewed later in the year RETIREMENT Mrs Wilkinson advised council she would be willing to work on a part time basis for up to 84 days a year which is the maximum number of days a retiree can work for an employer who is participating in the Local Authorities Pension Fund without affecting their pension It was generally agreed this arrangement would work well for both the M D and Mrs Wilkinson The recommendation to install a checkerboard sign at the CHECKERBOARD intersection of SR 837 and SR 575 was discussed The INTERSECTION Drumheller R C M P noted people of the area do not have a SR AND problem with the intersection, but those who are unfamiliar SR 575 with the urve are going off the road in front of DaleIsej Merkel 's residence and they felt a checkerboard sign might` help Mrs Lowen moved approval of the Executive committee report APPROVAL CARRIED EXEC / REPORT Mr Jeffery reviewed with council the August 10th, 1994 budget comparison report BUDGET COMPARISON Mr Vickery moved approval of the budget comparison report REPORT CARRIED There was discussion regarding what direction the M D FUTURE should be taking in the next f ive years, particularly with DIRECTION regard to its finances given the ongoing reductions in FOR M D funding from the Province. Should the M.D. be looking at re- organization of its various committees and boards f i L� 0� Ad 0 • COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 23rd, 1994 The information Mr. Jeffery obtained about the County of Ponoka was also reviewed and discussed It was suggested council must do its best not to increase taxes and should look at cutting expenses without making any major reduction in services provided to the ratepayers It was agreed a committee of council should work on a long range plan for the M D and a recommendation from that committee should be brought to council by December 6th, 1994 LONG RANGE Mr Vickery moved Mr Marz, Mr Hanger and Mr Boake be PLANNING appointed as an ad hoc committee to work with Mr Jeffery AD HOC on a long range plan for the M D COMMITTEE CARRIED 3 G S It was agreed the committee would meet on September 26th, 1994 Mr. Jeffery reviewed the minutes from the Capital Committee August 4th meeting He noted the committee had CAPITAL recommended P -7 should be replaced COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS Mr Haskell entered the meeting at this time va � Corn There was lengthy discussion about which grader should be replaced, whether council should look at purchase of a Cat REPLACEMENT grader on a buy back plan in order to keep a grader on OF GRADER warranty at all times and whether the M D should call for tenders or just get prices for a 14 G and 140G cat grader, a 770 Champion and a 772 J D Mr Hanger moved Mr Haskell get prices from the threeer suppliers for a replacement grader and discuss the matter C�e with the Capital Committee when the prices are available CARRIED Mr Haskell's report was reviewed and discussed. P W S Mr. Hoff moved Arjon Contractors be authorized to crush out REPORT all the gravel remaining in the Hutterian Brethren pit and crush the required chips from the Hazelton Pit on condition 1e�{er- Arjon agrees to stockpile the screenings from the chips at the top of the pit and further Linden Contractors be paid for the chips and the screening material CARRIED A request has been received to blade and gravel the road from the Tolman campground down to the old ferry site It ROAD was agreed the road should be bladed first before deciding TO OLD FERRY if it requires gravel SITE A Council agreed Alberta Road Management could purchase up to two yards of cold mix at a price of cost plus 5% The cost to have A G T do a telephone cable lay around in order to lower the ditch north of the N E 11- 34 -24 -4 on SR 587 was discussed It was also noted it may also be necessary to lower a culvert at the intersection which will add to the cost of this project 3 ' ARM PURCHASE COLD MIX �ccrtLr +1rm� LOWER DITCH NNE 11 -34 -24 EXTRA COSTS TNVnt VFD f ti i 0 0 0 COLTNC.:L MEETING AUGUST 23rd, 1994 There was discussion about the contract grader in Division 1 The operator has only worked about 10 hours in the last two weeks Most of this down time was due to rain, but there was about 4 days when he could have worked and didnt It was agreed Mr Haskell should discuss the entire matter with the owner of the company and point out to the owner his employee is not working enough hours Mr. Marz reported he along with Councillor Lowen and Mr Haskell had met with the Andrews family to discuss the Rowbottom coulee slide situation After lengthy discussions the Andrews agreed to allow the M D to access the slide area through their land and signed the required backsloping borrow pit agreement. Council in return agreed, with no committment, to look at road West of 1 & 12 in 29 -21 -4 this fall on the annual road tour The Andrews are to be advised of the date and time for this inspection so they can be present Mr Vickery moved the road West of 1 & 12 in 29 -21 -4 be inspected during the annual fall road tour and the Andrews be advised of the date and time for this inspection CARRIED Mr Boake moved approval of the Public Works Superintendent's report. CARRIED The meeting recessed for a 10 minute break at 10.30 A M Mr. Hanger left the meeting at this time and did not return CONTRACT GRADER DIVISION ONE ROWBOTTOM COULEE si r nF ANDREWS AGREEMENT JUSTRAS ROAD ACCESS t 46 R r �a mm f APROVAL P W S REPORT There was discussion about the request for gravel on an M D road East SE 21- 28 -22 -4 The road had been gravelled GRAVEL from Number 9 up to a residence on the South West of 22 but ROAD ESE 21 another residence is being constructed further north on the 28 -22 -4 S E 21 Mr Boake moved approval for first time gravel for as much Me•w of the road as is necessary to provide access to the residence being constructed on the S E 21 CARRIED The road committee report was reviewed and various items ROAD COMM discussed REPORT The concern expressed by the land owner about loss of production on a former stock pile site on S E 14- 32 -25 -4 VAN DOREN F,�E was discussed and it was agreed no action is necessary at LOSS OF this time unless further information is received form the PRODUCTION landowner and or tenant ON FORMER The request for the M D to do some brushing in the M D STOCK PILE ditch and on the S W 7- 33 -25 -4 was discussed It was BRUSHING agreed the A S B could mow the carragana in the ditch area REQUEST and the land owner would be responsible for removal of any .r }er carranga on their own land. Sew} It was noted the former Watts stockpile has been reclaimed to the satisfaction of the landowner and he should WATTS now be paid the final compensation of $50 00 per acre STOCKPILE SITE 4 I'm 0 0 COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 23rd, 1994 CARRIED A complaint has been received from Dennis Berdz condition of a culvert in the hamlet of Hesketh. Mr Vickery moved Mr. Berdahl be advised the culvert will be replaced at such time as the streets in Hesketh are rechipped. CARRIED Mr Haskell asked if any reply had been received from Edward McNair about purchase of pit run gravel from his pit No reply has been received as yet Mr. Haskell noted Arjon will be going over to crush for the M D of Starland as soon as he is finished at the Torrington Pit if there is no agreement to crush at the McNair Pit. It appears there will likely be sufficient gravel at the McNair pit for winter stockpiling However if no crushing is done there this fall it would be necessary to get a crusher in next year to crush at the McNair Pit and the Garson pit Council agreed to leave this matter and discuss it again next spring Mrs Lowen advised Grant McIntosh has been seen levelling the intersection south of his residence with his tractor again His actions leave a ridge on the west and east sides of the intersection which causes a problem for the west and east bound traffic Mr Vickery moved a letter be sent to Mr McIntosh advising he is not to do any work on any M D road allowance and if he has a concern about the condition of the road he should contact his councillor or the office CARRIED Mr Haskell left the meeting at this time The meeting adjourned for dinner between 11.50 A M and 1:00 P M Mr Cunningham entered the meeting at 1 00 P M Mr Vickery noted the Wimborne Community Association would like to repay the M D for the extra land purchased from Gordon Whatley over a period of five years A letter should be forthcoming from the association shortly Mr Boake moved to table this matter until the next meeting of council CARRIED There was lengthy discussion about the proposed Equity water system and the legal advice obtained from Brownlee Fryett regarding how the system could be financed and the costs recovered from the users of the system Mr Boake moved the M D agree in principle to the construction of the Equity water system based on the petitioners's request, that the costs of the system be repaid over a period of 20 years and a by -law be drafted and brought to council for further consideration cCA V,R\�-__ p r:1 UUUVERI IN HESKETH 1f k +<- so- „ ED MCNAIR GRAVEL ROYALTY PRICE GRANT MCINTOSH M n Rnnnc �0lk ,- +r DINNER WIMBORNE COMM ASSOCIATION LAND -PURCHASE G 1� EQUITY WATER SYSTEM CO'A`ICIL MEETING AUGUST 23rd, 1994 The request for relaxation of setback from the M D road for a dam on S.W. 11- 29 -23 -4 by Jodi Ohlhauser was reviewed by the road committee Mr Vickery moved the road committee s recommendation be referred to the Municipal Planning Commission for further • action. CARRIED 0 • There was lengthy discussion about whether road approaches which access on to a paved road should be paved. Current M D policy requires this to be done. To pave a normal approach would cost about $1000 00 It was noted the Rowbottom approach and a Gulf Oil approach which both access on to SR 575 are not yet paved Mrs Lowen moved discussion about this matter be tabled to the next meeting of council CARRIED The road approach which is being used to access a well on 8- 25- 28 -22 -4 was inspected by the road committee The company had been granted temporary permission to use the existing approach during well drilling operations. It appears there is no alternate location which would provide for the necessary sight distance due to topography The road committee recommended the oil company erect warning signs on the M D road It was generally agreed if the well is a producer and the road approach continues to be used by the oil company the company must ensure the warning signs on the M D road are maintained on an on going basis The road constructed by Midas Resources on M D road allowance to access a well on 4- 14- 29 -24 -4 was inspected The road still needs trimming up and gravelled and is not yet acceptable to the M D Midas should also discuss with the land owner involved whether the land owner suffered any crop damage as a result of their road construction work. Once the road has been accepted by the M D it will be necessary to pass a by -law to authorize installation of the two texas gates on M D road allowance Mr. Vickery moved approval of the road committee report CARRIED The request from David Ewing for the M D to widen his road approach on S E 10- 30 -23 -4 was discussed Mr Hoff moved the road approach at S E 10- 30 -23 -4 for Dave Ewing and the road approach on 6- 32 -25 -4 for Vern Sept be widened as required and as time permits CARRIED The request from the Linden Benevolent Society for another donation of gravel was discussed. Mrs. Lowen moved the Linden Benevolent Society be given three loads of screenings from the Megli Pit on condition they obtain the gravel when the gravel crew is next at the Megli Pit and they arrange for their own trucks to haul it 61 irtiv� fi� SETBACK REQUEST 11 jex FOR DAM JODI OHLHAUSER ROAD APPROACH POLICY ROWBOTTOM AND GULF OI _L, ,3 ROAD APPROACH TO ACCESS I WELL 8- 25- 28 -22- MIDAS RESOURCES ROAD CONSTRUCTION 4- 14- 29 -24 -4 APPROVAL RD COMM REPORT REQUESTS TO WIDEN EXISTING APROACHES -7, F Ll n,a REQUEST FOR DONATION OF GRAVEL LINDEN BEN I SOCIETY c r T� n 0 COUNCYL MEETING AUGUST 23rd, 1994 CARRIED The Lloyd Denney subdivision was then reviewed One of the conditions for approval of his 6 lot subdivision was entering into a developer's agreement with the M. D to LLOYD DENNEY provide services for the subdivision SUBDIVISION Mr Vickery moved a development agreement be drafted and brought back to council for further consideration and the draft agreement should contain the requirement that Mr Denney, as the developer, is to be responsible for provision of all utilities including water and sewer and garbage collection, that any internal and service roads required are constructed and paved and street lights installed CARRIED Mr Jeffery reviewed a letter received from Palliser Regional Planning Commission regarding the request from Lorne Wagstaff to redesignate his property to a country residential zoning The Commission suggests the M D not proceed with 3rd reading to the redesignation by -law until such time as Mr Wagstaff can provide the Commission and the M D with more information about his proposal to create up to six residential lots Mr Vickery moved to table consideration of by -law 1313 pending receipt of additional information from Mr. Wagstaff about his proposed subdivision CARRIED DEVELOPERS AGREEMENT Ie��Nr LORNE WAGSTAFF REQUEST FOR REDESIGNATION BY LAW 1313 Mr. Jeffery read a letter received from Richard Rowe regarding the double registered letter sent to his brother regarding their property in Swalwell He has requested SWALWELL information about the meeting and some sort of proof that CLEAN UP the house on their property is a hazard RICHARD ROWE Mr Vickery moved Mr Cunningham check with the Drumheller Health Unit to see if the Public Health Inspector would inspect the residence and determine if it is unfit for human habitation and if necessary have Lee Maher Engineering review the structure of the house and bring a report back to council at a later date CARRIED Mrs Lowen moved approval of the August 9th council meeting APPROVAL OF minutes. u� MINUTES CARRIED Mr Cunningham left the meeting at this time A committee of Councillors Lowen and Boake and John C Jeffery, Administrator met with Mayor Wayne May, Councillor Lorette Ling and Roger Bishop, Administrator of the Town of TROCHU Trochu to discuss the joint waste disposal site agreement WASTE DISPOSAL SITE AGREEMENT The committee recommended some mayor changes be made to the agreement which would result in the M D accepting responsibility for 50% of the costs of reclamation of the current disposal site Reeve Marz left the meeting at this time - 1.50 P M Deputy Reeve Hoff took charge of the meeting 01 L` C©UNC;iL ME'�TING AUGUST 23rd, 1994 There was lengthy discussion about this matter Reeve Marz returned to the meeting at this time. Mr Jeffery left the meeting at 1.55 P M and returned at 2 00 P M Mrs Lowen moved to table the Trochu Waste Disposal joint agreement until all council is present CARRIED Mr Marz noted in connection with the SR 583 road construction project he would like his fence replaced 12 feet inside road allowance for about half a mile from his residence going west He outlined his reasons for this request Mr Marz then moved he be excused from discussions and voting on this request CARRIED Mr Marz left the room and Deputy Reeve Hoff took charge of the meeting There was discussion regarding this request Mr Vickery moved when the M D fencing crew replaces approximately half a mile of fence for Richard and Janis Marz on N W. 3 1 -25 -4 in connection with the SR 583 road project e`ey be authorized to replace the fence a maximum of 12 feet inside the M D road allowance. MR Marz returned to the meeting at this time CARRIED Mr Jeffery reported on the meeting he attended in Hanna on August 11th regarding changes which are occuring with the provincial assessment department There were 29 municipalities present at the meeting It appears the provincial assessment department staff will be reduced to 12 in the near future and all municipalities will have to either hire an assessor to do their assessment work or contract the work to an assessment firm Mr. Vickery moved this issue be discussed by the Long Term Planning Committee CARRIED L�- TROCHU WASTE DISPOSAL SITE AGREEMENT SR 583 FENCE REPLACEMENT R & J MARZ Iettcr' sen t ASSESSMENT CHANGES G� The suggestion for the M.D to purchase hats and or jackets for resale was discussed It was agreed the office should PURCHASE get prices for hats and discuss this matter with the HATS 10T committee of Marylea Lowen and Richard M Vickery ETC 3y Mr Jeffery asked for clarification regarding the idea of�; inviting previous permament employees to the M D Christmast party in December It was generally agreed any 1994 c previous permanent employee who is still in the area should XMAS be invited. PARTY Mr Jeffery reviewed a draft right of entry agreement which will be used when the crew is cleaning up old brush piles. RIGHT OF Mr Vickery moved approval of the draft right of entry ENTRY agreement. AGREEMENT CARRIED : fK L< • 0 0 .'7 COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 23rd, 1994 Mr Marz moved the meeting go in camera at this time CARRIED IN CAMERA Time 2 40 P M SESSION Mrs Lowen moved the meeting do now resume, the in camera session having been completed CARRIED There was brief discussion about the Isaac low level ISAAC LOW crossing LEVEL CROSSING Mr Hoff moved to table this matter to the next meeting of council CARRIED ADJOURN Mr. Vickery moved this meeting do now adjourn CARRIED Time 3 10 P M Reeve ------------------------ Municipal Administrator • is JOHN C JEFFERI REPORT August 9th to August 23rd, 1994 REPORT. BALANCE FORWARD $348 18 Gave two maps to Three Hills School Division 21 40 Paid Otto for luncheon with council and Collin Stroeder, Torchinsky re contract 57 00 BALANCE $426 58 Aug 5/94 copy of memo from Jean to Bud re* Glen Wagstaff request from Rudy Siedel S E 6- 34 -23 -W4 for an approach installed east of his residence to access balance of quarter Only one approach into residence now By policy is entitled to a second approach Alex was requested to review proposed location and once suitable location determined and approved have Bud instal the approach Aug 5/94 copy of memo from Jean to Miles to check road by E 1/2 16- 34 -24 -W4 as ratepayer feels gravel is needed by the hill Glen had gone out to check it but it had been freshly graded and he couldn't determine if it had just had gravel or not Aug 5/94 copy of memo from Jean to Bob Kennedy re- township and range sign at S E 16- 34 -24 -W4 on SR587 is missing and needs replacing CORRESPONDENCE 1 Jul 31/94 Torchinsky Invoice #5799 re. SR836.02 for $17,808 55 2 Jul 31/94 Torchinsky Invoice #5797 re. SR583.02 for $14,546 65 3 Jul 31/94 Torchinsky Invoice #5798 re. SR583.02 for $ 5,478 40 4 Jul 31/94 Torchinsky Invoice #5796 re- Torrington Pit - aggregate testing for $1,843.08 5 Jul 31/94 Torchinsky Invoice #5795 re SR575.04 for $ 5,237 65 6 Jul 31/94 Torchinsky Invoice #5794 re. Appleyard coulee SSW 28- 29 -22 -W4 for $ 1,366 93 7 Aug 18/94 receipt for RRAP administration fees - $1,079 00 8. Aug 8/94 receipt for fines - $292 00 9 Aug 8/94 receipt for 2nd instalment Mun Assist Grant - $200,854 00 10 Aug 5/94 newsletter - Future Focus. 11 Aug 3/94 A A M D &C Municipl News Highlights 12 Jul 28/94 A A M D &C. Executive Meeting Highlights. 13 Jul 30/94 issue of The Alberta Gazette. 14 Aug 12/94 receipt from A G T. - $19 28 telephone Keivers Park 15. Information and registration for Calgary Environmental Conference scheduled for Oct 31, Nov 1& 2/94 in Calgary 16 Letter from Safety Codes Council listing permit fees effective Oct 1/94 17 Pamphlets from the Alberta Arbitration and Mediation Society dealing with settling disputes by these methods 18 Informaton and advertising letter from Action Analysis Group Inc 19 Aug /94 issue of Municipal World magazine 20. Summer 1994 Design Letter from FSC Groves et al Architects Ltd 21 Prairies Municipal Expo 194 advertising 22 August 1994 magazine - Status Report 23 Advertising and registration for 1994 Canadian Quality Month Forum 24. August 1994 advertisement from Western Supplies 25. Lapel Pin Selection Guide from Accessories West Ltd 26 August 1994 Local Government Bulletin from Ouniversity of AB 27 Advertisement for Wharton Executive Development Video Series 28 Calandar from Minerva Senior Studies Institute 29 Calandar from Athabasca University, Executive Development Seminar Series 30. Booklet from Athabasca University, "The Individual's Role in 1 n LJ n U • JOHN C. JEFFERY REPORT August 9th to August 23rd, 1994 Shaping Organizational Ethics " 31. Advertisement from Athabasca University on in -house seminars 32 Request from Construction Alberta magazine for an annual municipal report for publication in their magazine 33 Request for donation to Rwanda from World Vision Canada 34 Letter from Franklin Supply notifying of merger with Jiro Oilfield Supply, effective Aug 5/94 35 UNICEF 1994 corporate card catalogue 36 Summer 1994 newsletter - DeVry Directions 37 Jul 21/94 issue of Caucus News, from the AB Liberals 38 Jul 26/94 issue of Caucus News, from the AB Liberals 39. Information package from Alberta Health Care Assoc 40 Aug 10/94 issue of The Capital newspaper 41 Aug 12/94 issue of Red Deer County News newspaper 42. Seminar information and registration - "How to Supervise People " 43 Aug 15/94 newspaper - Journal of Commerce 44 Aug 18/94 receipt from AB Transportation $55,245 00 road grant 45. Advertisement flyer - Shop Stettler HOME OCCUPATION AND DEVELOPMENT PERMITS• 1 Andrews, Sandy home occupation - crafts S W 7- 31 -22 -W4 2 Wacker, Ted dev permit for addition to machine shed S.W. 17- 30 -24 -W4 $7,000.00. 3 Grey Banks Ranch dev permit for cattle feedlot N.W. 29- 30 -23 -W4 $160,000.00 4 Toews, Lorne dev permit for feed shed & housing barn S E 18- 30 -25 -W4 $ 65,000 00 5 Klassen, Orville dev. permit for broiler barn S.W. 26- 30 -26 -W4 $30,000 00 6 Mildenstein Farms Ranches dev permit for sow barn N W 31- 28 -23 -W4 $100,000 00 7 Kemp, Tim home occupation for backhoe service S.E 31- 32 -23 -W4 8. McDonald, Debra home occupation for welding N E 19- 32 -23 -W4 9 Pratt, Mr & Mrs Earl home occupation for bed and breakfast operation S E 21- 28 -22 -W4 10 Fyten, Bill dev permit for machine shed N E 10- 30 -24 -W4 $15,000 00 11. Pratt, Mr. & Mrs. Earl dev permit for residence S E 21- 28 -22 -W4 $ 80,000 00 12 Boese, Sam dev permit for garage addition to mobile home N E 29- 30 -25 -W4 $15,000 00 K