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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-09-12 Council Minutes0 0 AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 12th 1995 1 Approval of Agenda 2. Approval of Minutes August 22nd, 1995 3. J C Jeffery Report 4 Executive Committee Report 5 Accounts Payable APPOINTMENTS 8.45 A M Lonnie McCook 8 45 A M. Fred Penner, Ben Sept and P.F R A re Equity Water - see item #6 10.00 A.M Colin Stroeder, Torchinsky Engineering re. SH 806 alignment PRIORITY ITEMS. 6 Equity Water Project TABLED ITEMS - 7. Water Requests* Water Hook up requests - Jack Buchart, Allan Dick Swalwell Water Concept - PFRA report Fluoride - Swalwell hamlet TRANSPORTATION 8. Public Works Superintendent Report. 9 Tender re: demolition of Wimborne building 10 Bridge Request List 1996, 1997 & 1998 GENERAL ITEMS 11 Joint Services Aug 23/95 letter from the town of Trochu Sept 5/95 letter from town of Three Hills 12 Red Deer River Corridor Integrated Management Plan 13 Linden Rubble Pit expansion 14. Councillor /employee policy re purchasing through the municipality 15 Aug 31/95 Kneehill Community Resource Board minutes 16 Request from Roman Catholic Church Lumni 17 City of Drumheller Fire Agreement 1 0 • • COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 12th, 1995 A regular meeting of council was held in the M D o Kneehill office, 232 Main Street, Three Hills, Alberta, o. Tuesday, September 12th, 1995, 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 Richard M Vickery Glen Wagstaff John C Jeffery Division One (after 8 35 A.M ) Division Two Division Three Division Five (after 8:40 A M ) Division Six Division Seven (after 1.10 P M ) Administrator Jennifer Deak, Assistant Administrator, was present and recorded the minutes Also present was Mr Harvey Simpson, member of the Equity Water Committee Reeve Marz called the meeting to order at 8.30 A M Requests were made to add the following items to the agenda- 10a SH #583 Barkman hill ADDITIONS TO AGETDA 18 UGG Wimborne Mr Vickery moved approval of the agenda with addition of APPROVAL OF AG" the above noted items. CARRIED Mr. Marz advised Mr Wagstaff was away at a funeral this morning It was also reported the funeral for Mrs Winifred Hazelton would be on Thursday, Sept 14/95 It was agreed W fVETON FUNERAL to send flowers to the family and to have as many councillors as possible attend the funeral Mrs Lowen entered the meeting - time 8 35 A M Mr. Vickery moved approval of the August 22nd, 1995 council APPROVAL OF MINUTES minutes CARRIED Mr Hanger entered the meeting - time 8.40 A M Mr Jeffery present his report. Mr Boake moved approval of Mr Jeffery's report APPROVAL OF JCJ REPORT CARRIED The Executive Committee Report was reviewed Under Executive Committee report item #6, Muchka project, Mr EXEC C" REPORT Hoff reported he had spoken with Mr Allen Becker and he was agreeable to selling the land, approximately one acre MXW PROJECT in total, required for this project Mr. Jeffery reported the joint services meeting scheduled CANCE7IATION OF for this evening had been cancelled It was agreed to JOINT SERVICES MTG table the balance of the Executive Committee report until after the Equity water project meeting scheduled for 8 45 pOSTE'OnENW OF EXEC., A M Messrs Ben Sept and Fred Penner from the Equity Water Committee along with Messrs Jerry Guy and Myron Hawryliw 1 • i COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 12th, 1995 from Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration (PFRA) entered the meeting - time 8 45 A M Mr Lonnie McCook, Public Works Superintendent, also entered the meeting at this time. Mr Marz welcomed everyone to the meeting and requested introductions from all present Mr Marz proceeded to discuss the Equity water project, noting this was the first rural water co -op in the municipality Mr Hawryliw continued with the overview of the project, commenting that it is a unique project in that most water projects are initiated through a water co -op but in this case it was the council of the M.D that took the initiative and leadership, looking at resource restraints and realizing the net benefits from such an undertaking Mr Vern Crawford entered the meeting - time 8.55 A M PFRA, whose objective is to promote positive agricultural benefits from diversification projects, covered $100,000 00 of the project paying 50% towards shareable costs, those being all costs except engineering and land purchase This amount was to assist with the installation of over size lines to accommodate future users to the system; it was an investment for the future It was noted 70.9% of the users on the Equity project are agricultural based users To date, costing records indicate 50% of the eligible costs would be $165,000.00 PFRA has contributed $100,000 00 to the project to date Mr. Hawryliw noted PFRA is prepared to amend the agreement with the municipality to increase it's share of the project costs to $165,000 00 and these monies would be payable to the project this year, providing there were sufficient funds available If there was not sufficient budget to reimburse this amount this year, then it would be payable to the project in the 1996/97 budget year Mr. John Tullikopf entered the meeting - time 9 00 A M. Mr. Marz noted the project costs were set at $10,000.00 per hook up for those that signed the petition and any hook ups after the deadline were to be set at a minimum of $14,000.00 Councillor liability was briefly discussed. Mr Jeffery noted several issues, that had arisen during the course of this project, needed to be addressed with formal direction Crop damage was one such issue, especially where crop damage was on land where the land owner was not participating in the water project A discussion followed and it was agreed crop damages should be compensable and be paid consistently, as per M D. of Kneehill policy, that being $200 00 per acre, and that the M D should pay these costs and recuperate these expenses from future hook up revenues to the system Mr. Allan Dick entered the meeting - time 9:10 A M EQUITY WATER PFRA PRESENTATION RE EQUITY WATER Mr Vickery moved any Equity water hook up costs in excess EQUITY p�CT paICY Of $10,000 00 be set up as an accounts receivable for RE CROP future oversizing with recovery costs to be realized through future water hook up fees; crop damages for this '2",r QJ'7y project be paid at current policy rates, that being $200 00 P`-'ey Omg per acre, and no land damage compensation to be paid CARRIED Mr Jeffery requested clarification and direction regarding • j multiple hook ups on the same property. A lengthy discussion followed on the intent of the original agreement, the need to be consistent and the volume of water consumed and the opportunity for abuse if multiple i hook ups allowed. 2 MILTIPLE HOOK UPS ISSUE L_J • • COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 12th 1995 Mrs Lowen moved the the Equity project subsequent hook ups fee and further that system be allowed to fee for the original hook up users for be set at $10,000 00 per meter and be charged a minimum $14,000.00 hook up no person hooked onto the Equity water sell water from their water meter CARRIED Mr Jeffery next requested clarification and direction regarding persons who had committed to the water project and now did not want the water hook up and for persons who signed the petition for the water but had no authority to enter into the commitment It was agreed the decision in this matter be consistent with the policies previously passed Mr Hanger moved any authorized person signing the Equity water petition be responsible for same CARRIED Mr Jeffery then requested clarification and direction regarding expectations for clean up and maintenance Mr Marz noted any costs incurred for clean up and maintenance would be charged back to the water system It was noted the costs for this project only included the water line to be installed to the land owner's property line with the land owner responsible for installing the line to his residence. However, the water line had been installed right to the residences The water committee members recommended the levelling of dirt and landscaping be completed and charged to the project costs and also that future hook ups only be to the property line with the landowners responsible for installing the line to their residence Mr Vickery moved the Road Committee determine the requirements for a "reasonable" general clean up of the Equity water project and that the M.D. workforce undertake this clean up, addressing safety factors firstly; the costs for this clean up be charged to the Equity water project, and that a letter be sent to all participants to the Equity project advising them the original intent of the hook ups was to be at the land owners property line only with the landowner responsible for the hook up to his residence and further the project did undertake to install the water lines to the houses as an additional bonus but the responsibility for landscaping on private property be the land owners responsibility. CARRIED Mr Jeffery requested clarification and direction regarding future revenues and expenditures on the Equity project It was clarified that the Equity water users own the system with the M D of Kneehill administering the operation on a revenue neutral basis A discussion followed on the need to set up a reserve for future maintenance and repair costs Mr Vickery moved the M.D of Kneehill establish an Equity water reserve account for future replacement, repairs and maintenance costs to this water system and further that this reserve account not generate any revenues not incur any expenditures for the M.D. of Kneehill CARRIED EQUITY PROJECT POLICY RE MATIPLE HOOK UPS AND HOOK UP q WtD PER METER HOOK UP �w CckJi�Y /1'x/0 PERSONS COMMITTED TO PROJECT WHO NOW DO NOT WANT TO PARTICIPATE AND IAVAUIIWIZFD i COMMIT mTs a, EQUITY PROJECT POLICY RE AUTHORIZED PERSONS SIGNING PETITION BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SANE �i:T F n'r r1r� 1v I PROJECT CLEAN UP 0 PECTATTf W EQUITY PROJECT POLICY RE PROJECT CLEAN UP �GJ SQO/7 `f A1197-10 P1Gi6Y D g •' 7 I WIWI►1 I -N EQUITY PROJECT POLI RE RESERVE FUNDS ��..,'Ecev7yrnpy0 i P4� � • Mr. Gerry Guy, on behalf of PFRA, congratulated council for its direction on future water diversification in the PFRA CLOSING municipality, noting water is an important element in all RE EQUITY PI i 3 • • COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 12th 1995 future economic developments Mr Guy left the meeting - time 10 40 A M. Mr Fred Penner, on behalf of the Equity water committee, also thanked council for initiating this project Mr Penner also advised an improvement has already been noted in his farming operations as a result of this project. Mr Marz thanked all present for their input and comments, noting council is committed to providing effective services to its residents, had learned a lot from undertaking this project and had probably erred on the side of enthusiasm towards this project Mr. Hanger moved the original agreement with PFRA for the Equity water project be amended from $100,000 00 to $165,000 00 to cover the costs for the extra over sizing of the system for future users CARRIED A short recess was held from 10.45 - 11 00 A M Mr. Hawryliw, Mr McCook and Mr Colin Stroeder, Torchinsky Engineering were all present when the meeting reconvened Mr Boake moved approval of the accounts presented for payment to -day subject to review by the finance committee of Mrs Lowen and Messrs Marz, Hoff and Boake CARRIED Mr Stroeder requested a decision on the alignment of SH #806 south of Linden, noting AB Transportation had prepared an alignment proposal. Torchinsky revised this alignment, missing the coulee and still meeting department standards A discussion followed on various alignment proposals. Mr Hanger moved approval be Engineering alignment proposal, lines on the Sept 12/95 alignment EQUITY WATER COW CLOSING C04IN $ APPROVAL TO AMEND PFRA G FROM 100,000 TO $165,000 RECESS ,•••1 0r given to the Torchinsky APPROVAL OF SH 806 as indicated by the blue ALIgmff proposal drawings CARRIED Mr. Vickery recommended requirements for future development permits have larger set backs from roads Mr Stroeder advised he would proceed to do a design for the approved alignment on SH #806 Mr McCook and Mr Stroeder reported the SH #575 contractor, South Rock, had encountered paving problems. The contractor was concerned with the road deflecting and causing paving problems Mr. Stroeder noted there were possibly several causes for the paving problems; tack and bonding problems, instability in the mix, road deflection and oil mix problems. The project had been shut down from last Sunday until 9:00 A M to -day Part of the completed surface would be re- lifted, a different oil mix used and re -laid later to -day Responsibility for this problem will be partly the M D 's if the cause was road construction but workmanship and product quality problems would be the contractor's responsibility Mr. Marz thanked Messrs Stroeder and McCook for their report Mr Stroeder noted the SH #583 contractor, Central City, should be completed by Saturday and that a letter should be sent to AB Transportation noting the municipality is agreeable with the changes in the contract, the contractor has completed eight of the nine mile project and request the paving tender be advertised Mr Stroeder recommended the paving tender deadline be set for September 28th, 1995 Mr Stroeder also reported, in his opinion, the base contractor, Central City, had done a decent job on SH #583 4 GEC >BG �y /`o SH 575 PAVING PROBLEMS i'rl: l SH 583 PAVING TENDER • • • COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 12th 1995 Mr Marz thanked Mr Stroeder for his reports and Mr Stroeder left the meeting - time 11.30 A M Mr Boake requested Mr Hawryliw discuss the possibility of a regional water study Mr Hawryliw reported both Mountain View and Kneehill have water problems in areas of their jurisdictions and there was an opportunity, under the Rural Water Development Funding program, to undertake a regional water study The study would deal with water issues on a regional scale, provide a conceptual overview and do a ten to twelve year future forecast, taking into account the urban /rural environment and any confrontational issues The study will be undertaken in partnership with the provincial agricultural and environmental departments and, if any urban areas involved, AB Transportation would also be included A discussion followed on water needs for the municipality, options for providing quality water, the possibility of diverting water from the Dickson dam and possible reserve storage of the Three Hills water system Mr Allan Dick re- entered the meeting - time 11.45 A M Mr. Vickery moved a letter be forwarded to PFRA requesting they look into the feasibility of undertaking a regional water study in the Kneehill /Mountain View area CARRIED Mr. Jeffery read an August 22/95 memo from Mr. Hawryliw to Mr. Cunningham regarding a Swalwell pipeline concept and possible options to provide water services to adjacent rural landowners. Mr Marz noted firstly, a commitment would be required from interested parties with the initial risk costs recovered from these committed parties A discussion followed on the Swalwell water system and the possible benefit of investing now for future requirements Mr Dick noted Swalwell area residents had met and discussed these issues An east area group of eight users had expressed interest in a water line Mr Dick, whose residence is located at the old school, across the railway tracks, in Swalwell, requested council consider water hook up from the present Swalwell system to his residence on an individual basis if a group water system was not feasible Mr Dick noted his water well has failed and he requires a decision on water as soon as possible and if he were not able to hook onto the Swalwell system would have to make arrangements to have a new well drilled Mr. Hanger moved the Water Committee obtain a commitment for a water project from the interested parties in the Swalwell east, west and south areas and bring a report back to the next meeting and further that Mr Allan Dick's request for water hook up be tabled until the September 26/95 council meeting CARRIED Mr. Jeffery reported the new health standard for fluoride levels in water will increase from 1 5 mg /L to 4 0 mg /L. This new standard will eliminate the need for a water filter in the Swalwell hamlet drinking water supply. Mr Hoff moved a letter be sent to the residents of Swalwell, using the Swalwell water system, advising them that due to a change in fluoride standards, an activated alumina filter will no longer be required at each residential hook up and the M D of Kneehill will no longer maintain these filters 5 CARRIED PFRA DISCUSSION RE RE6IgVAL WATER STIAY APPROVAL TO REQUEST! PFRA DO REGIONAL WAlR SHAY SWALWELL WATER PIPELNE CONCEPT NR ALLAN DICK WATER FWUP REQUEST SWALWELL WATER A DICK WATER HOOK UP REQUEST TABLED - HAMLET" OF SWALWFILL WATER FLUORIDE LETTER TO SWALWELL RESIDENTS NO MD E FLUORIDE FILTERS kk,te &Z, ce' eux Le�r�,e Ti Ab EN✓ /Fods+x ofCar? -"t lea "'Wts • • COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 12th, 1995 Mr. Jeffery also reported Mr Jack Buchert of Wimborne had requested water hook up from the Wimborne water system to his residence, Parcel A, Plan 3040 FB, Wimborne Mr .SACK BUCI RT WATER Cunningham has estimated the cost for a service line, that FpOK UP REQUEST, is one user line, at $10,395 00 and at $18,695.00 for a WINBORNE regular line Mr Allan Dick left the meeting - time 12.00 noon Mr Vickery moved a letter be sent to Mr. Jack Buchart, advising him of the cost estimates for water hook up to his residence, and requesting he advise the office if he wants this hook up CARRIED Le o+--x The meeting recessed for lunch between 12 05 P M. until 12-40 P M LUNCH RECESS Mr McCook was present when the meeting continued. Mr McCook presented the Public Works Superintendent Report, reporting on the Muchka project progress, SH #583 PWS REPORT contractor had begun chipping, divisional grader operators were working late to get some of the grain haul roads into shape; and the bridge on SH #583, at Barkman's, is complete Mr McCook handed out a copy of the transportation report prepared for Construction Alberta, for publication at the fall convention It was agreed this report accurately covered the public works activities for the year Mr Boake moved approval of the Public Works Superintendent APPROVAL OF pWS REPORT Report CARRIED Mr Jeffery proceeded to open the tender received for the demolition, removal of building and possible storage of WIMBW DOrDLITION goods for the Wimborne property, lots 9 -12, Block 1, Plan TENDER 7105 EF, Wimborne It was noted only one tender had been received and it was from Cranston Construction for a price of $2,500 00 plus G S T of $175 00 for a total of $2,675 00 A discussion followed on the facilities at the Torrington transfer site, whether it could handle the demolition debris from this tender, and the future requirements of the site Mr Hanger moved to accept the tender from Cranston APPROVAL TO AWARD Construction for the demolition, removal and storage WINB(XRE DEMOLITION services of the building and contents on lots 9 -12, Block TOC TO UZffl6TON 1, Plan 7015, EF, Wimborne, subject to the tenderer CONSTRUCTION entering into an indemnity /hold harmless agreement with the municipality. 414 mot+" CARRIED 4zl ' .J Mr Jeffery distributed the 1996, 1997 and 1998 Bridge Request List, as prepared by Mr McCook, who noted all bridge funding will now be front ended by the municipality and submitted to AB Transportation for reimbursement the following year Mr Vickery moved all councillors review this report prior to the next meeting and bring any concerns or comments to 1996/97/98 BRIDGE the next council meeting RO�ORT TABLED TO I CARRIED SING Mr Hoff requested Mr McCook investigate the used culverts discarded at the side of the road by an oil company on the PROBLEM Carbon South Road beside the Carbon east cemetery Mr CAfWSTH ROADI Hof f also reported a road break on SH #841 south of theSH 841 ROAD BREAK N i • • COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 12th 1995 Eskeland property Mr. Vickery requested blading and gravel at the Wimborne trailer dumping station REQUEST FOR RAING -9 -GRAVEL AT IJ19M INBOfI(E Mr Marz thanked Mr McCook for his report and Mr McCook TRAILER DUMPING STATION left the meeting - time 12 55 P M. 7eZ -7;A9 Council continued to review the Executive Committee Report EXEC COMM REPORT Mr Vickery moved approval of the Executive Committee CUE recommendation to allow the Kneehill Adult Learning Society se�P.s ° <�G�srozr (formerly the Three Hills and District Adult Learning Council) and the Kneehill Read Adult Learning Project to APPROVAL TO KNEEHILL occupy, rent free, two offices in the M D building on the ADULT LEARNING TO USE understanding that if the M D should require the office M.D OFFICES i space at some future time, thirty days notice to vacate or /-E7 ?� e-JT combine these operations into one office would be given CARRIED Under Executive Committee item #17, funding to the Valley Bus Society, a discussion followed on the recommendation the M.D no longer commit grants or funds to this VALLEY BUS SOCIETY & organization but rather fund the local DATS Society on DATS SOCIETY FUNDING condition the towns of Trochu and Three Hills and the village of Linden, all users of this transportation service, contribute, equitably, on a per capita basis, towards the cost of this service It was noted the M.D. previously contributed $1,500 00 to the Valley Bus Society but since this society did not service areas outside the city of Drumheller, the M D did not feel it was serving its residents by continuing to support this organization EXEC COMM #17 It was also noted there was an error in this CORRECTION recommendation, the recommendation was to fund the DATS Society to a maximum of $15,000 00, not $1,500 00 comer.') Mr Boake moved approval of the Executive Committee Report with the above noted correction in Executive Recommendation APPROVAL OF EXEC C" #17 REPORT CARRIED Mr. Glen Wagstaff entered the meeting - time 1 10 P M. Mr Jeffery proceeded to review the joint services, reading the August 23/95 letter received from the town of Trochu j0INT SERVICES and the Sept 5/95 letter received from the town of Three Hills A joint services scenario report, prepared by Mr Jeffery, was distributed to all councillors A lengthy JOINT SERVICES SCENARIOS discussion followed as each scenario was reviewed and discussed in detail. It was agreed to table this matter until after the Joint Services Committee meets, this joint service information be TABLE JOINT SERVICES sent to the towns and villages and further the M D agree AABLENF]�fT T SCENARI its first choice from the joint services scenarios, prepared by Mr Jeffery, be the all participating scenario OPTIONS with the second choice being scenario number one Mr. Jeffery reviewed the proposal from Mr Jim Harper, Lazy H Farms, to sell the M D , approximately 5 0 acres of land, LINDEN RUBBLE PIT at a price of $7,000 00 per acre, for the expansion of theOFA ION Linden transfer site A discussion followed on the price of the land required for expansion, the fencing requirements of the site and the location of the current site. Mr Hanger moved the M D consider land to relocate the Linden Rubble and Linden of this proposal 7 purchasing a quarter of Site to and advise AcmeLINDEN RUBBLE PIT EXPENSION CARRIED 0 COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 12th 1995 Mr. Jeffery briefly reviewed the Red Deer River Integrated Management Plan report RED DEER RIVER NX Mr Wagstaff moved to accept and file. PLAN CARRIED The August 31/95 Kneehill Community Resource Board minutes were briefly highlighted by Mr. Jeffery KCRB MINUTES Mr. Hanger moved to accept and file CARRIED Mr Jeffery reported Mr Jack DeBeaudrap had requested the M D workforce to install a walk in gate, in the wire R C LUMNI CEMETERY fence, at the Roman Catholic Lumni Cemetery, Trochu MM-EST Mr Hanger moved the M D workforce install the gate at the Roman Catholic Lumni Cemetery, as per request, and the costs for this work be billed to the cemetery, at policy rates CARRIED Mr. Jeffery reported an amendment was required to Bylaw #1032, the Fire Bylaw, to include the Drumheller Fire Area FIRE BYLAW Mr Boake moved first reading to Bylaw #1341, this being 0 the bylaw to amend Bylaw #1032, the M D. of Kneehill Fire Bylaw, by including the Drumheller Fire Department in BYLAW #1341 i-ER Schedule A of the said bylaw and amending the fire FIRE AREA ANE3(T protection areas to reflect the Drumheller fire protection TO BYLAW 1032 region CARRIED Mr Hoff moved second reading to this bylaw CARRIED Mr Wagstaff moved third reading be given to this bylaw at this time CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr. Hanger moved third reading to this bylaw CARRIED Mr Vickery reported the UGG elevator in Wimborne had been demolished but the area had still not been completely WISE UGG ELEVATOR cleaned up; there was a hole in the road and toadf lax was REPORT growing on site Mr Vickery moved a letter be sent to UGG, outlining the problems at this site and requesting their cooperation in CLEAN UP REQUEST TO having the site cleaned up WI *E UGG CARRIED Mr Marz reminded all councillors that Nomination Day was Monday, September 18th, 1995 from 10.00 A M until noon and NOMINATION DAY that anyone running for office should have no outstanding REMINDER debts with the municipality Mr Marz then wished all his colleagues good luck in the upcoming municipal election Mr Boake moved the meeting adjourn Time 1.55 P M Reeve 8 CARRIED Municig 1, Adminis�� r or N om • • 0 JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT AUGUST 22nd to SEPTEMBER 12th 1995 REPORT: Balance Forward $135.95 1 Equity Water project - agreed to level off access to farm for harvest for Lemay and Meehan - 3 locations R.A M, G. W R V., 0 H, R E B and J H okay 2 Trochu dump needs new hole now Approximately $3400. Hired Robert Cranston to dig pit. Cost is M D 's and Trochu will gain by some reclamation at no cost to them Bob advised actually cheaper to spread than pile Cranston digging today - August 31st, 1995 1 of our buggies is down and can't spare a machine on such short notice 3 Rob Penny advised August 31st, 1995 at 2.00 P M. If Torchinksy 100% with Tony Chelik of A T & U and if mile 8 of 9 complete then it is okay to tender SR 585 with a July 30th, 1996 closing date Balance Forward $135.95 CORRESPONDENCE. 1. 1995 Banff Management Seminars October 19th to 22nd, 1995 2 Planning and Development Reform in Alberta Seminar - Calgary October 3rd, 1995 3 Agenda - Golden Hills Regional Division meeting September 12th 4 Project Management Seminar - Calgary October 5th, 1995 5. Faculty of Extension Courses 6 Economic Development Seminar - Toronto - November 2nd & 3rd, 1995 7 Understanding and Using the Internet seminar various locations 8 The Tobacco File newsletter 9 Partners in Fire Prevention News letter 10. Mary Holland Catalogue 11. Finding Value Beyond Dollars Seminar - Calgary September 21st 12 Annual Calgary Environmental Workshop October 30th, 31st and November 1st, 1995 13. Received Direct Deposit from Mobil Oil $541 25 14. Big Country Newsletter Fall of 1995 15 SRC Canada - looking for work 16 Fundamentals of Finance and Accounting - Vancouver October 25 to 27, 1995 17. Seminar Faculty of Extension - Land Use Planning October 23rd and 24th, 1995 18. Job Advertisement from the Town of Rocky Mountain House - recreation programmer 19 Job Advertisement from Town of Pincher Creek - P W S. 20 Minutes - Golden Hills Regional School Board - July 11th, 1995 21 Fire Loss Report from Fire Commissioner's Officer 22. Direct Deposit - Surface Reclamation costs and map 23 Letter from the Institute of Public Administration of Canada - Invitation to submit a nominee for Alberta Lieutenant Governor's Award of Excellence in Public Administration 24. County of Athabasca Employment Advertisement - P W Foreman 25 Construction Industry Forum - October 2nd and 3rd - Vancouver 1 JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT AUGUST 22nd to SEPTEMBER 12th, 1995 26 Various Seminars by Network of Learning Inc 27 AAMD & C News Highlights 28. AAMD & C Executive Meeting Highlights 29. Transportation Tech 2 August newsletter S30 Newsletter from Alberta Tourism Partnership • • • HOME OCCUPATION AND DEVELOPMENT PERMITS 1 Catherine Schimke - Home Occupation - Hair Styling NE 3- 33 -26 -4 2 Alfred Kettenbach - Dugout - N E 5- 29 -20 -4 - $1000 3 Bev Hanses - House - N E 26- 29 -24 -4 - $60,000. 4 Arthur Thomas - garage - S E 28- 31 -22 -4 - $10,000 2