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Home My WebLink About1994-09-13 Council Minutesr1 U N U AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 13th, 1994 1. Approval of Agenda 2. Approval of Minutes August 23rd, 1994 3 Approval of Accounts 4 J C Jeffery Report Set date for 1994 -95 Organizational Meeting of Council 5 Executive Committee Report 6. August 31st, 1994 Budget Comparison Report 7. Bank Reconciliation Statement & Cash Flow for August 1994 APPOINTMENTS 9.00 A M Public Hearing See Item #19 9:45 A M P R P C Meeting with Frank Wesseling - See Item #18 10.15 A M Lloyd Denny - Subdivision - See Item #20 1 00 P M Bud Haskell - see item #13 PRIORITY ITEMS: TABLED ITEMS. GENERAL ITEMS. 8 Letter from Kneehill Community Resource Board 9 Trochu Waste Disposal Site Joint Use Agreement 10 Letter from Wimborne Community Association - Purchase of Land and Repayment to M D 11. Review revised development plan for new portion of the Wimborne Cemetery - Alex has plans 12 Review cost for Fax machines for councillors TRANSPORTATION ITEMS. 13 P W S Report - Report from P W S re, Division 1 Contract Grader 14 Review SR 583 Road Project 15 Isaac Low Level Crossing 16. R.W. Brown Complaint re. old borrow pit 17 Review M D policy re: road approaches - need for pavement, etc (Richard Rowbottom and others) A.S.B . PLANNING ITEMS 18 Meeting with Frank Wesseling re future of P R P C 19 Public Hearing - Amendment Land Use By -law re, Bed and Breakfast Regulations - 9 00 A M 20 Meeting with Lloyd Denney re proposed subdivision and developer's agreement - 10 15 A M 1 1 3 9 i a Ll 1�q AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 13th, 1994 UTILITY OFFICER ITEMS• PARKS /RECREATION LATE ITEMS. 21 Census Information Report 22 Report from CAAMD & C Meeting (Discussions with Linda Walton) 23. Complaints re: SR 837 Randy McGhee, Dale Merkel 24 Request from Allan Winther - Drainage Ditches DISCUSSION ITEMS ADJOURNMENT DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD MEETING. DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD HEARING. 2 P'4v a 1 a r I a .. COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 13th, 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, September 13th, 1994 commencing at 8.30 A M The following were present for the meeting: Reeve. Richard A Marz Division Four Councillors. Marylea Lowen Otto Hoff Robert E. Boake James Hanger until 2 45 P M. Richard M Vickery Glen Wagstaff Division One Division Two Division Three Division Five Division Six Division Seven 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 12a. Swalwell garbage problem 12b. Rooms for Fall Convention PRESENT ADD TO ArFNDA Mr Vickery moved approval of the agenda with addition of APPROVAL the above noted items AGENDA CARRIED Mr Wagstaff moved approval of the accounts presented for APPROVAL payment today, subject to further review by the finance ACCOUNTS committee of Richard A Marz, Otto Hoff, Marylea Lowen, and himself CARRIED Mr Jeffery reviewed his report The complaint received about a large party held by Don J C JEFFERY REPORT Goossen in the Linden area recently was discussed Mr Hanger moved a letter be sent to Mr. Goossen advising GOOSSEN him of the M D requirements which must be met in order to OUTDOOR hold these types of outdoor festivals and he be requested PARTY to review his plans with the M.D. if he plans to hold a similiar party in future ie�crs`�} CARRIED There was discussion about the report from Torchinsky Engineering regarding the work accomplished by the grade GRADE CREW crew and the base crew to date The number of days lost BASE CREW to rain as well as the days required to dry out the PROGRESS road after the rains were reviewed REPORT Mr Boake moved approval of Mr. Jeffery's report APPROVAL CARRIED JCJ report 1 V�/� 1 1 I qM 9 E, E� N COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 13th, 1994 Mr Vickery moved the 1994/95 organizational meeting of council be held on Tuesday, October 11th, 1994 commencing at 8.30 A M CARRIED The Executive Committee report was reviewed and various items discussed. Mr Vickery moved the fi.ern of Kangas Ablett be appointed to undertake the 1994 audit for the M D CARRIED Mr. Frank Wesseling, Director of Palliser Regional Planning Commission entered the meeting at this time It was agreed the remainder of the Executive Committee report would be reviewed after completion of the public hearing scheduled for today. Time 9.05 A.M. Mr Hoff moved council meeting adjourn in order to hold a public hearing scheduled for 9 00 A M today. CARRIED Mrs Lowen moved council meeting do now reconvene, the public hearing having been completed. CARRIED Time 9:15 A M There was discussion about the proposed by -law to establish regulations for bed and breakfast developments and whether the by -law should restrict the owner of the establishment from hiring employees It was agreed Paragraph 5 of the Bed and Breakfast regulations be amended by deletion of the line - "None other than the occupant and the immediate family members may be involved or employed in the operation of the bed and breakfast establishment " 19945/95 ORGANIZATION MEETING 1e��er �jen -� i EXEC COMM REPORT APPOINT AUDITOR PUBLIC HEARING UK,FrN 0WN LAND USE BY LAW BED & BREAKFAST PFI;III ATTnNC BY LAW 1314 Mrs Lowen moved first reading to the amended by -law 1314 this being a by -law to amend the M.D of Kneehill land use by -law 1061 by addition of regulations covering df establishment of bed and breakfast operations CARRIED Mr. Hanger moved second reading to this by -law CARRIED Mr Boake moved third reading be given to this by -law at this time CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr Hoff moved third reading to this by -law. CARRIED Mr Wesseling discussed in detail with council the proposed plans for the future Palliser Regional Services Commission He thanked council for their letter indicating they were prepared to participate in the new services commission under certin conditions in connection with membership, funding and voting powers 2 FUTURE nF PAI 1 T qFP .1 II COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 13th, 1994 Mr Wesseling noted these terms will be discussed and 5 =• The request from Newell Smelski for cancellation of taxes decided upon once the new organization has been '''�• for certain oil companies which they represent was established He also noted there has been some concern ''''• discussed at length expressed about a larger area having a weighted vote and • this may cause some problems with the smaller ' Mr Vickery moved a portion of the 1994 taxes and penalties jurisdications. for certain sites belonging to Battle Creek, Tarragon and ''r: • Mr Wesseling noted he has received 13 letters to date • recommendation from the M D assessor, Mr. Dunay regarding establishment of the new services commission. He '+ CARRIED is still in the process of making presentations to other areas There seems to be support for establishment of F The M D road bans were discussed Alta Transportation the new services commission, but the funding arrangements . indicated all secondary roads could be 100% except for must be reviewed before the 2 year trial period is up The •�• SR 837, SR 838 and SR 841 which should now be 90% Commission will likely make a decision on the proposed Mr Vickery suggested the Gorr Road and the Gorr North road business plan at the November 5th commission meeting and L should be increased to 100% loading It was noted this will be looking at possible funding changes by next spring r road has not been tested with the Benkleman Beam and at staff requirements over the winter months He noted r� some regional planning commissions will disappear Calgary Mr Vickery moved Torchinsky Engineering be hired to Regional will be gone January 1st, 1995 and the south east it conduct sample Benkleman Beam tests on the Linden East and regional commission will be phased out Likely only 3 ~' West road and the Gorr Road and the Gorr North Road. commissions will survive There has been some informal i4 CARRIED discussions with small areas such as Beiseker and Irricana % about joining the new services commission and discussion as ' It was also agreed the province should be asked to test to whether the County of Wheatland would consider [ SR 836 from SR 575 through Carbon and down to Number 9 joining This might create a problem with regard to use ., Highway. of the surplus funding which the present members have built up over the years The new commission will provide '4% planning services and will be looking at providing other services such as assessment, etc. Council at this time continued with its review of the Executive Committee report 0 Mr Vickery moved approval of the Executive Committee report CARRIED 3 El JAP -E 'XI REI The request from Newell Smelski for cancellation of taxes CANCELLATION '•; for certain oil companies which they represent was OF TAXES discussed at length • NEWELL =� Mr Vickery moved a portion of the 1994 taxes and penalties SMELSKI for certain sites belonging to Battle Creek, Tarragon and Kerr McKee be cancelled in accordance with the ' recommendation from the M D assessor, Mr. Dunay dO F CARRIED cc,"t F The M D road bans were discussed Alta Transportation Ihas indicated all secondary roads could be 100% except for ROAD - ® SR 837, SR 838 and SR 841 which should now be 90% BANS Mr Vickery suggested the Gorr Road and the Gorr North road should be increased to 100% loading It was noted this road has not been tested with the Benkleman Beam e� yed �h�S Mr Vickery moved Torchinsky Engineering be hired to aYi conduct sample Benkleman Beam tests on the Linden East and "(BENKLEMAN West road and the Gorr Road and the Gorr North Road. CARRIED BEAM ✓ TESTS It was also agreed the province should be asked to test TORCHINSKY' SR 836 from SR 575 through Carbon and down to Number 9 Highway. SR 836 TESTING 0 Mr Vickery moved approval of the Executive Committee report CARRIED 3 El JAP -E 'XI REI • COUNCIL. MEETING -EPTEMBER 13th, 1994 Lloyd Denney entered the meeting at this time - 10.15 A M. He discussed with council the terms of the developer's agreement he has been asked to enter into with the M D He noted he could not afford to provide all the services tc the six lots he is creating There was discussion about what kind of septic systems are in use in that area and whether the septics should be a pump out system rather than a septic field due to the proximity to the Red Deer River Mr. Denney noted he plans on selling 4 of the 6 lots he is creating He will be keeping his own residence lot and one lot has an oil well on it so it likely cannot be sold at this time He is prepared to put in a gravel access road and approaches into the sites, but felt there was no reason for street lights and paved roads The person who purchases the land should be putting in the other services such as gas, water and yard lighting He noted his residence is served with a septic field system and his well is 20 feet deep His neighbors drilled to 90 feet and got very good soft water There was discussion about whether using septic fields might end up contaminating existing water wells due to the more intensive residential use of this area Mr. Denney noted the land is close to Nacmine and perhaps sewer service could be obtained from there if problems develop in the future Mr. Wesseling noted the size of the lots meets the requirements set out in the M.D land use by -law and a developer's agreement is a common tool used to ensure common facilities are built to certain standards This agreement would ensure Mr Denney built the service road and the road approaches to M D standards He suggested the developers agreement with Mr Denney should deal with construction of the service road and the road approaches It was noted the actual road approach which serves Mr. Denney's residence is paved but his access road is gravel Mr Wesselling showed an overhead which indicated the location of the oil well and the service road to get to the well The site presently covers a portion of two lots, but Mr Denney is working with the oil company to reduce the size of their lease so it would only affect one lot Mr Denney noted the well is shut in and may be abandoned but he has not received any definite answer from the oil company Mrs Lowen moved the motion passed by council on August 23rd regarding the requirements for the developer's agreement be amended and Mr Denney only be required to provide, at his cost, a service road and road approaches, to M D standards, for each of the new lots being created and in order to protect the environmental aspects of the Red Deer River the agreement shall indicate each site will be required to be served by a pump out septic system (not a septic field system) and any development on the lots must be above the 1 to 100 year flood plain and further the M D. file a caveat against each of the sites to advise any potential purchaser of these requirements. 4 LLOYD DENNEY DEV AGREEMENT SUBDIVISION 0r1\! ,ter f" ,�r,c t < 4 N Vl*'*-, 0 C. COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 13th, 1994 CARRIED The results of the census conducted in 1994 were reviewed and discussed Councillors were prepared with a copy of the information received The package of information about the various census results prepared by Palliser Regional 1994 Planning Commission was very well done and included color CENSUS graphs Unfortunately the census shows only an increase of RESULTS 1 person over the previous census numbers (4712 is now 4713) Mr Hoff moved acceptance of the census report i CARRIED Mr Wesseling left the meeting at this time. Mr Jeffery reviewed the bank reconciliation statement for BANK the month of August, the cash flow statement and the budget STATEMENT comparison report as of August 31st ETC Mr Boake moved acceptance of these reports CARRIED There was discussion about the purchase of fax machines FAX for the councillors MACHINES Mr. Hanger moved the office obtain prices for smart fax 4erman. machines using treated paper (staying within budget) and G 5 bring a report to the next meeting of council CARRIED ' Mrs Wilkinson left the meeting at this time 11:15 A.M Council had an "in committee" discussion, adjourned for dinner between 12.30 and 1:30 P M and continued with their in committee discussion until 2:00 P.M. Mrs. Wilkinson returned to the meeting at 2 00 P M IN COMMITTEE DISCUSSIONS The Capital Committee had tentatively discussed the idea CAPITAL of the base course grader being transferred to Division 2, COMMITTEE P -10, P -2 and P -7 being sold or traded and one new grader REPORT being purchased This suggestion will depend on what council decide to do with the base course crew There was also discussion about the Division 1 contract DIV 1 grader The present contract expires at the end of CONTRACT October, the snowplowing will be done by the M.D. but it GRADER will be necessary to decide how the grading will be looked after spring There was discussion about the idea of the divisional operators using Sandvik blades Mr Vickery noted Gary SANDVIK Ensminger used these blades on a trial basis and it appears BLADES to bring gravel up to the surface of the road Mr. Ensminger did 4 miles of road and it appears it will not be necessary to re- gravel these 4 miles this year Mr Haskell and Mr. McCook entered the meeting at this time 2.15 P M 5 P >" COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 13th, 1994 There was lengthy discussion about whether the grade crew should complete only that portion of SR 583 which is under construction now and not do any more, given the rainy weather being experienced. This would allow the base SR 583 course crew to get caught up and have the reconstructed PROJECT road based and sealed before winter Council do not want to have any portion of the road left open over the winter. Mr. McCook advised there is two miles of road opened now and when these 2 miles are done the portion of the project which was having shoulders added will be completed This is the hardest part of the contract and the work should go quicker when they get into the entire rebuild He suggested he might be able to get one mile of total rebuild done before shutting down if the weather co- operates C l7 Council again indicated they do not want to see any portion of this project left open over winter It was agreed the crews should carry on with the project until the next A meeting and the matter will be discussed again at that time. Mr McCook left the meeting Mr Hanger also left the meeting at this time and did not return. Mr Jeffery reviewed the report from the Public Works Superintendent P W S REPORT It appears due to an error in replacing survey stakes Mr Wally Bender erected his fence in the wrong location It is too close to the expanded boundaries of the road WALLY Torchinsky Engineering replaced the stakes If Mr. BENDER Bender's new fence has to be removed and replaced further FENCE back it likely would have to be at M D cost SR 583 PROJECT Mr Jeffery agreed he would discuss the matter with SGS IC 3 Torchinsky and bring a report back to council later. ✓ The request to purchase an additional set of Sandvik blades was discussed. PURCHASE Mr Vickery moved the M D purchase a set of Sandvik blades SET with the better quality bits, at a cost not to exceed SANDVIK $4500 00 and the blades be used in Division 6 on a year BLADES round trial basis CARRIED Mr Jeffery noted the Hutterian Brethren requested permission to take about 400 yards of screenings from their SCREENINGS pit However it appears there are no screeings in their D HAZELTON pit and the screenings are actually coming from the Doug PIT Hazelton pit The M D must pay Mr Hazelton royalties for any screening material taken from his pit Mr Wagstaff moved a letter be sent to the Hutterian jetLer Brethren of Valleyview advising them about this Sent- misunderstanding and that the M D must pay royalties SC,n, for material, that the M D does not intend to charge them c °� A for the royalty cost incurred, but the Colony should me ,0d �'� not take more than the 400 yards CARRIED 0 r 0 r� U i COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 13th, 1994 Mr Haskell noted a Mr. Les Thompson called He owns a quarter section west of the Bittner pit and has determined there is a source of gravel on his land He wondered if the M D might be interested in purchasing gravel from him Mr Jeffery noted as the land is in Mountain View the M.D would have to requrest permission to negotiate with Mr Thompson Mr Boake moved Mr Jeffery contact the County of Mountain View and request permission to enter into negotiations with Mr Thompson with a view to obtaining a gravel lease. CARRIED Mr Vickery moved approval of the Public Works Superintendent's report, with the exception of Items #7 and #8. Mr Wagstaff moved to table discussions about the Division 1 contract grader until the next meeting of council CARRIED The prices obtained for purchase of various models and kinds of motor graders were then reviewed Mr Hoff moved the M D purchase a Champion 750 A Grader at a total cost of $211,750 00, with a guarantee five year buy back option and trading in P -7 at a trade in value of $50,000.00 CARRIED Mrs Lowen moved approval of the August 23rd council meeting minutes CARRIED POSSIBLE GRAVEL SOURCE CT MT VTFW APPROVAL P W S REPORT DIV #1 CONTRACT r�RADFR MOTOR GRADER PURCHASE � T-A r �3 CcsP�4.uaary �, t,ae c APPROVAL MINUTES There was brief discussion about the Isaac low level crossing WNW 16- 30 -25 -4 It was noted the last motion passed by council was the crossing was to be removed and ISAAC the road allowance fenced off Mr Hoff reported there had LOW LI been some concerns expressed to him about its removal. CROSS Mr Haskell noted he had intended to proceed with removal and requested the office prepare a right of entry agreement RIGHT for the adjacent landowner in order to get the equipment in ENTRY to remove the crossing He was planning to push the rocks AG TO up against the bank to see if it would stop the washing in REMOVI that area However given this item was put back on the council agenda gain he had delayed the work. It was agreed P�ua the crossing must be removed Mr Hoff moved to accept and file this report CARRIED Mr. Boake moved to table Items #16 and #17 on the agenda to TABLE the next meeting of council - R W Brown complaint re borrow pit and M D policy re. road appraoches } CARRIED Mr Jeffery read a letter received from Randy McGhee about SR 33i the condition of SR 837 He also noted Dale Merkel's approach was damaged by the contractor Torchinsky is 7 P / /I C n U 1] • COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 13th, 1994 contacting the contractor to see if they will repair the i damage Mr. Haskell advised the crew will be doing some patching on SR 837 shortly. Mrs Lowen moved to accept the report as information and letters be sent to Mr McGhee and Mr.Merkel CARRIED Mr. Jeffery reviewed the requests from Allan Winther for the M D to undertake work on four parcels of his land ALLAN to improve the drainage Torchinsky have indicated they WINTHER will provide levels REQUEST DRAINAGE Mr Boake moved to table the request from Mr Winther WORK pending receipt of information from Torchinsky Engineering CARRIED Mr Wagstaff moved to table the balance of the agenda and TABLE & this meeting do now adjourn ADJOURN CARRIED Time 4.30 P M Reeve 0 ----------------------- Administrator JOHN C JEF"FERY REPORT Augsst 23rd to September 13th, 1994 REPORT BALANCE FORWARD $426 58 1 Gave one map to Dr Elliott School Social Studies Class $10.70 2. Allen Mills will be finished at Keivers Park September 6th Things went well - he would be willing to return next year 3 Will be approximately 3/4 mile short of an 8 mile project on SR 575 under the infrastructure program Have asked Rob Penny for $100,000. to carry on to intersection of SR 575 and SR 836 at the Carbon corner He has advised NO MONEY AVAILABLE He also advised SR 575 from the Carbon corner to Highway 21 is now the responsibility of the M D Have sent a letter to Jim Sawchuk asking for additional funds for this project No response yet, but maybe? ''en4mq 4 It appears the County of Mountain view may have mistakenly used our gravel at the Bittner Pit This gravel was to be used on the Linden Road There was 8406 cubic yards - value of $22,275 90 7__ ham' �p le 5 Received a complaint regarding Don Goossen holding a party at N W 18- 30 -25 -4. There was over 200 people present R C M P would not become involved due to large numbers present There was large speakers being used, and drugs and alcohol involved Party shut down at 5.00 A M and then another all day scene as well - v,,,A Ambulance was involved �o �0�_k_ 6 Jogger from Acme was on SR 806 with his dog which was not on a leash Truck rolled over trying to avoid the dog and injured 1 or 2 people Person who rolled truck feels the M D should have a leash by -law when people are walking or dogging on a secondary or major road with dogs. 7 A & A Paving advised September 3rd they have 26 working days left to do in Foothills If no problems encountered it will take 23 working days to complete our project If they work 7 days a week and the weather is good (they cannot work in the dark or rainy�1c� weather) the project should be done by October 23rd, 1994 8 Wrote Alberta Transportation a leter advising Torchinsky Engineering has been hired as M D consultant on an on going basis �\f until changed by motion of council Asked Transportation to contact them directly on any technical matter, with a copy to our office, in order to avoid any time delays with construction project Otto Hoff aware 9 Recommend when meeting with Alta Transportation and Utilities at Fall Convention Council to suggest it is necessary to have a S� termination or penalty clause in contracts r or + This would avoid getting into a situation similiar to the A & A contract (see Item #7 above) There is no termination clause or penalty clause in A & A contract as Transportation had Torchinksy remove them. 10 Electric Power and Pipeline Assessment has been appealed Changes to the assessment received September 1st, 1994 as follows Battle Creek Strike Energy C W N Gas Enron 1 (30,555,550 ) 30,626,440 245,690 (64,030.) „V E. 0 0 � 41 TOHN C JE °:FERY REPORT August 23rd to September 13th, 1994 Pan West (61,610.) Resman (245,690 ) Sceptre ( 4,920 ) Universal ( 45,940 ) Gulf (378,430 ) Mobil ( 79,430 ) Mohawk ( 70,890 ) Pan Canadian ( 9,840.) Rennasance 65,580. Resing (110,160 ) Tarragon 251,510 West Drumheller 4,920 Total Net loss of assessment dollars $432,350 Based on 30.524 mills this represents a loss of $13,200 00 of 1994 tax revenue 11 Report from Torchinsky. Grade Crew SR 583 - to August 31st, 1994 9 mile project. 4 miles completed 46% complete Crew started moving to the project May 2nd, 1994 2 buggies worked May 3rd, May 6th and May 9th, 1994 Possible work days including Saturdays and Sundays worked 88 days Worked 3 Saturdays drying and 5 Saturdays and Sundays with full crew. To August 31st, 1994 have lost 31 0 days to rain Actual time lost between 46.5 and 62.0 days due to need to dry the road out (one half to one day is lost per day of rain) Had available 18 0 days to 33 5 days for full productivity Lonnie feels has only had 15 to 16 days of full productivity Base Crew SR 583 Moved to project July 21st, 1994 Possible work days excluding Saturdays, Sundays and holidays 29 days To August 31st, 1994 have lost 12 5 days due to rain Actual time lost between 15 6 days to 21 8 days (one quarter to three quarter of a day is lost per day of rain in order to dry the road out) Had available 7 2 to 13 4 days for full productivity Mile 1 - completed and chipped Mile 2 - not completed Mile 3 - south side mostly completed Completed 25% granular base 16% seal and prime coat BALANCE 2 $437 28 P111-1 is �c U JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT August 23rd to September 13th, 1994 CORRESPONDENCE- 1 Brochure - Workshop for Key Performers 2. Society of Lubrication Engineers & Automotive Engineers 1994 Education Seminar - Calgary in November 3 Minister of Alta Environmental Protection forwarded copy of discussions documents regarding Water Management in Alberta - copy available in the office for anyone who wishes to review same 4. AAMD & C News Highlights 5 City of Drumheller asked if M.D. had a used tandem truck for sale Advised did not 6 Thank you note from Jennifer Willows of AAMD & C Trade Division - in office recently with Ethel to meet us 7. Invitation from CMHC to see their Healthy Housing Exhibit at the Roundup Center - Home Design Shown September 15th to 18th. 8 Local Authorities Pension Board - Letter re, Fall Employer Workshops 9. Breaking Down the Barriers - newsletter from Alta Transportation 10 Newsletter from Western Economic Diversification Canada 11. Newsletter - Alta Planning Exchange 12 A G T Plan to bury cable along SR 585 - east of Trochu late fall 13 Received $287,424 00 from Alta Transportation for SR 836 project 14 Received $22,693 21 from Revenue Canada - G S T rebate 15 AAMD & C News Highlights 16 Brochure from Athabasca University re Ultimate Management Program 17 Brochure re- Calgary Environmental Workshops & Conference - in Calgary - October 31, November 1st and 2nd 18 AAMD & C News Highlights 19. Government Finance Officers Association Conference Victoria September 28th to 30th, 1994. 20 Three Hills School Division Minutes August 10th and 24th 21 Brochure re Seminar on Business Grammer and Usage 22 Big Country News Newsletter 23. Brochure re: SAIT seminars on Safety Codes HOME OCCUPATION AND DEVELOPMENT PERMITS 1 Robert Boese - S W 21- 30 -25 -4 - Residence to replace mobile - $90,000 2 Gary Klassen - Pt S E 20- 30 -25 -4 - Addition to Shop $15,000. 3 Ken Severson - S W 8- 30 -26 -4 - House and Shop - $85,000 4 Bruce & Pat Wilson - Swalwell Lot 1 Block 10 - Home Occupation 5 Debrorah Rempel - S E 5- 32 -22 -4 - Home Occupation 6. Sharon Klemmer - N.W 1- 32 -24 -4 - Home Occupation 7 Gerald Friesen - N E 24- 30 -26 -4 - Home Occupation Welding 8 Ralph Beeton - 2nd Residence (mobile) for farm help N W 23- 31 -24 -4 - $60,000 9 Richard Evans - residence and garage - N E 20- 31 -24 -4 $100,000 10 Robert Lefley - Mobile Home - N W 33- 32 -25 -4 - $5,000 3 sOHN C JEFFER' hEP. ':T August 23rd to September 13th, 1994 11. Unipork Genetics - Mobile Home for Farm Help - S W 3- 31 -26 -4 - $750 12 Bruce Baerg - Addition to Chicken Barn - S E. 31- 30-25-4 - $18,000. 13. Gobi Oil & Gas - Natural GAs Processing Facility 1- 34- 29 -22 -4 - $80,000 14 James Mancini - Home Occupation - Pt 14- 29 -21 -4 Saddlery and leather works 15 Brian Tetz - dugout - N W. 36- 31 -25 -4 - no cost 16. Gary Barkman - Broiler Barn (converted from hog barn) S.W. 2- 31 -25 -4 - $33,000 17 Lydia Chetin - broiler barn S E 15- 31 -26 -4 $40,000 18 Frank Isaac - home occupation - drywaller S.E 28- 30 -25 -4 19 Jolyn Kn.ippshild - mobile home - Pt S E 10- 31 -21 -4 $18,000 4