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The October
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Three Hills,
commencing at
COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 25th 1995
24th, 1995 regular meeting of council i
the M D. of Kneehill office, 232 Main Strei
Alberta, on Wednesday, October 25th, 19!
8.30 A M
The following were present for the meeting,
Reeve* Richard A. Marz Division Four
Councillors•
Marylea Lowen Division One
Otto Hoff Division Two
Robert E Boake Division Three
James Hanger Division Five
Richard M Vickery Division Six
Glen Wagstaff Division Seven
Municipal Administrator.
John C Jeffery
Jennifer Deak, Assistant Administrator, was present a
recorded the minutes.
The joint services principles were again reviewed a
discussed, including per capita funding for fire and t
capping and approving of recreation facility deficits.
At 9.00 A M the following representatives from the town of
Three Hills entered the meeting-
Mayor, Bob Robertson
Councillors, John Boxma, Myrna Bauman, Kevin Edwards
and Dan Shea
Administrator, Jack Ramsden
On behalf of council, Mr Marz welcomed these
representatives to the scheduled joint services meeting and
congratulated the councillors on their successful
appointments
Mr Marz proceeded to review the M D-'s principles
regarding joint services, noting these principles are based
on a formula of per capita funding and representation;
principles the M D. considers fair and equitable for
everyone Council's desire to discuss principles only and
not the financial aspect of joint services was expressed by
Mr Marz.
Mrs Bauman requested clarification on the M D 's position
regarding a regional recreation board Mr Marz noted the
concept of a regional board would be to avoid duplications
and it was council's long term goal to have a regional
recreation board, serving the entire municipality A
discussion followed on separate recreation boards,
accounting for recreational deficits and the setting of
uniform fees for the same recreational facilities
throughout the municipality
Mr Marz thanked the town for their support in the housing
issue The town reported Mrs. Bauman and Mr Boxma would
be representing the town on this regional board, one as an
observer until a final decision is received from the
Minister regarding representation It was agreed a second
M D councillor should attend these meetings, also as an
observer, so that he /she can become familiar with the
business of this board The town also reported Mrs Bauman
would be their representative on the Kneehill Ambulance
board with Mr Kevin Edwards as alternate
Mr Marz inquired if the town's position on joint services
remained the same or had been revised Mr. Robertson
advised the town was concerned when the M D 's recreation
grant would be paid to them Mr Marz noted this issue was
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currently under review and would be discussed later in the
council meeting
Mr Arlin Koch, Three Hills councillor entered the meeting
- time 9:30 A M
Mr Marz welcomed Mr Koch and extended congratulations to
him on his election success.
Mr Ramsden noted the town's position on joint services was
that an initial agreement could probably be drafted as only
minor problems in the recreation joint services remained to
be resolved
Mr Jeffery recapped the M D 's first choice joint services
Position scenario, that being for all jurisdictions to
participate and have all the ambulance, housing and
recreation costs accumulated together as one total and
distributed on a per capita basis Mrs. Bauman questioned
the rural population distribution, as indicated on the
second choice position, which included only Three Hills,
Trochu and a corresponding portion of the M D population,
noting, in her opinion, all the M D 's rural population
should be included in this calculation A discussion
followed on the allocation of the population in the second
choice scenario Mrs. Bauman noted the recreation
agreements fund facility losses and suggested efficiencies
should be rewarded. It was noted a regional recreation
board could monitor expenditures throughout the area and
control capital spending
The town briefly discussed the proposed airport restructure
including representation and financing.
The town of Trochu Mayor Jean Ashcroft, Councillor Phil
Frere and Administrator Maureen Malaka entered the meeting
- time 9.55 A M
Mr. Marz extended a welcome to the Trochu representatives
along with congratulations to the elected officials
A short recess was held from 10.00 - 10.15 A M
Mr Marz extended his apologies to Trochu on the
appointment mix up, noting it was the M D 's intention to
have both towns meet with the M D council at the same
time
The joint services discussions continued and Mr Marz gave
the Trochu representatives a brief recap of the meeting
The recreation joint services were again reviewed and the
problems of allocating the rural population and the urban
population from the non participating urban centres was
discussed Mr Frere suggested if recreation costs from
all urban centres were accumulated together then costs for
using facilities should be consistent Mr. Marz noted a
regionalized board would need empowerment to control
expenditures, stabilize costs and share ideas and
resources The operating costs of various facilities,
including Torrington, was discussed and it was recognized
costs could vary substantially if a facility required major
renovations
Mrs. Bauman proposed the M D include all the rural
population in the second joint service scenario and the
town would look after and address the non participating
urban centres
The previous recreation agreements of 1968 and 1967 were
briefly discussed Mr Jeffery noted these agreements were
originally implemented to allocate the rural population to
the urban centres for provincial grant purposes These
grants no longer exist It was agreed any new agreements
should include a regular review process
Mr Shea, noting he was a new councillor and not familiar
with the town of Three Hills joint services position,
expressed his personal opinion and concerns about a
regional recreation board, the sharing of facility deficits
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on a total area basis and suggested user fees should be a
percentage of operating costs Mr Edwards, noting he was
also a new councillor, expressed his personal opinion that
the recreation joint service be separate from the ambulance
and housing Mr Marz thanked both Mr Shea and Mr
Edwards for their input
Mrs Malaka noted very few people from the Linden area use
the recreational facilities in the municipality, especially
the arenas, yet contribute to recreation through tax
dollars. A discussion followed on the possibility of
subsidizing or phasing in the recreation dollars Linden
would lose in the joint services scenarios. Mr Jeffery
requested clarification of Mrs Bauman's earlier proposal
regarding population distribution Mr Jeffery noted his
understanding was that the M D include all its rural
population in the second choice joint service scenario and
also include all the urban populations Three Hills would
then recoup costs from the non urban users. Mrs Bauman
concurred
It was agreed to have the administrators of Three Hills,
Trochu and the M D draft an agreement, based on including
all the rural and urban populations of the municipality in
the recreation agreement and this agreement be approved by
the Mayors and Reeve of the three jurisdictions and once
approved, sent to the remaining urban centres in the M D
Mrs Bauman recommended a reserve for capital expenditures
should be addressed in the agreement. The week of November
20/95 was proposed for a meeting date to review this draft
agreement
Mr Koch left the meeting - time 11 20 A M
The next Three Hills, Trochu and M D joint services
meeting date for was set for Wednesday, Nov 22/95 at the
town of Trochu, commencing at 7.00 P.M
Mr. Marz thanked all representatives for attending this
meeting, noting the meeting was the first step to a good
working relationship between the three jurisdictions and
expressed his optimism that this draft agreement would meet
all expectations.
The representatives thanked the M D for hosting the
meeting and left - time 11:25 A M
It was agreed by council that the joint services meeting
had provided a good dialogue
Mr. Jeffery reviewed the recreation bylaw, noting the
allocation of recreation dollars in Bylaw #1303 was not
based on facilities in the urban areas Bylaw #1322 had
addressed the payment of recreation grants based on
facilities and had eliminated any recreation grant to
Linden A discussion followed on whether the recreation
grant should be paid this year and notice served to all the
urban centres regarding future recreation grants
Mr. Vickery moved first reading be given to Bylaw #1345,
this being the bylaw to rescind Bylaw #1303 and authorize
payment of 1994 recreation grants to certain towns and
villages and the city of Drumheller
CARRIED
Mr Wagstaff moved second reading of this bylaw
CARRIED
Mr Hanger moved third reading be given to this bylaw at
this time
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
Mr Boake moved third reading to Bylaw #1345
CARRIED
RECREATIONAL JOINT
SERVICES DISCUSSION
REQUEST FOR CLARIFICAT
ION OF MRS BADMAN'S
RECREATION JOINT SERV
PROPOSAL
AGREEMENT TO HAVE
DRAFT A G DRAWV UP
NEXT JOINT SERVICES
MEETING DATE SET
REVIEW OF M.D
RECREATION BYLAW
BYLAW #1345
RECREATION BYLAW
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Mrs Lowen moved a letter be sent to all urban centres
notifying them all previous recreation agreements are void
and that the M D would not pay any further recreation
grants until a new agreement is in place for per capita
sharing of housing, ambulance and recreational joint
services
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
It was recommended, since there was several new councillors
on the urban councils, after the November 20/95 Three
Hills, Trochu and M.D. joint services meeting, the rest of
the villages in the municipality be contacted and invited
to further discuss joint services.
The meeting recessed for lunch between 11:45 A M until
12.50 P M
Mr Jeffery reviewed the fire protection summary he had
prepared
Mr. Boake moved to accept and file this report
CARRIED
The AAMD &C workshop survey was completed with each
councillor choosing four workshops to attend during the
convention
Further to Executive Committee item #2, Alberta Assessment
Equalization Consultants, Mr Jeffery reviewed the
agreement received from this company to undertake an
equalized assessment review and appeal, if necessary, of
the M D.'s equalized assessment
Mrs Lowen moved Mr Marz and Mr Jeffery be authorized to
sign the contract with Alberta Assessment Equalization
Consultants to review the M D 's equalized assessment for
1996
CARRIED
i Mr. Jeffery reviewed the Oct 11/95 minutes of the Mt
Vernon Water Committee The committee's inquiry regarding
the possibility of the M D financing or debenturing this
project was discussed along with the M D reserve policy
it The water committee's suggestion regarding a future water
commission was also addressed
Mr. Hanger moved to accept, in principle, the possibility
of the M D. financing this water project and also the
possibility of the formation, at some future time, of a
water commission and further that the M.D. make no
commitments towards these possibilities at this time but
rather wait for further information from the water
committee.
CARRIED
Mr Vickery recommended council meet with P.F R A to
further discuss these possibilities
The Oct 12/95 Agricultural Service Board minutes were next
reviewed.
Mr. Boake moved to accept these minutes.
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Mr Jeffery reported Britt Resources Ltd. had requested
permission to conduct seismic operations on M D. land
located on part of the S W. 3- 30 -21 -W4 This parcel of
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LETTER TO M- M41 1U
ALL URBAN CENTRES RE:
DISCONTINUATION OF
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JOINT SERVICE A G
RECQ4 "TION TO
FURTI-ER DISCUSS JOI
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VILLAGE COUNCILLORS
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APPROVAL OF FIRE
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APPROVAL TO SIGN
CONTRACT WITH AB
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OCT 11/95 MT
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land abuts S H 837 and is south of the Three Hills Creek
and west of the Red Deer river
Mr Wagstaff moved the Britt Resources Ltd permit to
conduct geophysical operations on part of the S W
3- 30 -21 -W4 be signed
CARRIED
Mr Boake requested the Wildrose Rural Atlas and Directory
of the M D. of Kneehill also be donated to the other
R C M P. detachments that serve the M D It was noted
Beiseker, Drumheller and Olds, as well as Three Hills,
serve the area Mr. Vickery noted the intent of council's
original motion was to donate to police facilites within
the M D boundaries; the Three Hills R C M P detachment
was the only police detachment located within the
municipality's boundaries
Mr Boake moved to donate a copy of the Wildrose Rural
Atlas and Directory of the M.D of Kneehill to the Beiseker
R.0 M P detachment.
Mr Hoff moved to amend the motion to include the
Drumheller R C M P detachment
Mr Hoff requested a recorded vote
A vote was taken on the amendment to the motion and Mrs
Lowen, Messrs Hoff, Wagstaff and Boake voted in favour of
the amendment to the motion and Messrs Marz, Wagstaff and
Hanger voted against the amendment to the motion The
amendment to the motion was declared
CARRIED
A vote was taken on the original motion, as amended and
Mrs Lowen and Messrs. Hoff, Wagstaff and Boake voted in
favour of the motion as amended and Messrs. Vickery, Marz
and Hanger voted against the motion, as amended The
motion, as amended was declared
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery requested council's clarification regarding the
rural population figure to use in the joint services
recreation calculations, whether or not to include the
rural population within the M.D.'s Drumheller recreation
area Total rural population in the M D totalled 4,713
and excluding the Drumheller recreation area, 4,324. It
was agreed to exclude the Drumheller recreation area
population since the M D has a separate recreation
agreement in place for the residents of this area It was
also agreed Mr Jeffery should prepare comparative
calculations, using both populations figures
The possible increase in the M.D. board membership on the
housing authority was reviewed Council members agreed
that, should the Minister of Municipal Affairs determine
the board make up of the housing authority to include two
members from the M D of Kneehill, Mr. Jim Hanger, the
alternate to this board, be appointed the M D 's second
board member
The meeting then adjourned
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1995 ASSESSMENT REVIEW BOARD - October 25th, 1995
The 1995 Assessment Review Board of the Municipal District of
Kneehill #48, adjourned from the Wednesday, October 18th, 1995,
reconvened Wednesday, October 25th, 1995 commencing at 1.40 P M.
The following members of the Assessment Review Board were
present:
Council Members Richard M Vickery, M Glen Wagstaff and
Marylea Lowen
John C. Jeffery, Municipal Administrator and Clerk of the Court
Edward M Dunay, Assessor
Jennifer Deak, Assistant Administrator and recording secretary
Also present*
Mr Harry Van Hereweghe, Strike Energy Inc (Three Hills)
Mr. Barry McConnell, Newell Smelski
Mr Wagstaff continued as Chairperson of the meeting and
declared the Assessment Review Board reconvened
Mr. Dunay reported all the sites under the blanket appeal had
been inspected One hundred and thirty one separators had been
inspected and of these, thirteen were operating as three phase
separators The balance of the sites consist of three phase
separators working in the capacity of two phase separators
Mr Dunay recommended the assessment on the three phase
separators operating as two phase separators be reduced a. base
amount of $500.00, factoring into this calculation a reduction
for base year modifier and depreciation to year built Mr.
Dunay noted he did not agree with Mr McConnell's
recommendation for an application of functional obsolescence
Mr Dunay also noted the consensus at the recently held
provincial assessors conference was if the separator had three
phase indicated on its tag, it should be assessed as three
phase
A discussion followed on the clarification and definition of a
two and three phase separator Mr Van Hereweghe noted he had
not inspected every site but of those inspected he had found
only three sites which had three phase separators. Mr. Van
Hereweghe also noted all manufacturers build the separators
with the extra nozzle capacity to facilitate future conversion
to a three phase Mr McConnell, in response to a question
regarding notification of separator changes from two to three
phase, advised the board the process is that Strike informs
Newell Smelski who, as agent for Strike, informs the
municipality. It was noted annual changes must, under the
provincial regulations, be reported by the following February
28. Mr Dunay requested this information be reported to the
municipality sooner than the regulated deadline as inspections
are to be completed by December 31 each year Mr Dunay also
noted some oil companies forward this information to the
municipality as soon as they receive it Mr Jeffery suggested
Newell Smelski could also forward this information as soon as
it was received from their client.
Mr Jeffery inquired if Mr McConnell agreed with the
assessor's recommendations Mr McConnell proceeded to
distribute an April 27/95 letter from Strike to Mr Dunay
clarifying the two vs. three phase separator issue Mr.
Jeffery noted the board should be fully aware the letter
distributed by Mr McConnell is information after the fact
Mr. McConnell stated this letter was introduced more for
information purposes, to help clarify the matter
Mr McConnell agreed that information from his client indicates
some of the separators in this blanket appeal are indeed three
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phase separators and suggested the initial request, to his
client, for this information could have been misunderstood
A discussion followed on clarification of a two phase separator
housed in a three phase separator shell Mr McConnell advised
approximately 95% of separators purchased have the capacity of
a three phase separator and can be used either in a two or
three phase capacity, adding it is economically viable to
purchase a three phase capacity separator than to upgrade a two
phase to a three phase. Conversion of a three phase separator
from a two phase capacity to a three phase capacity is
approximetely $500 00, whereas conversion of a two phase
separator to a three phase separator is approximately
$3,500 00 A discussion followed on the assessment manual
definitions of a two and three phase separators; whether volume
or height is a factor in differentiating the separators; the
holding capacity of a two phase separator inside a three phase
separator shell
Mr McConnell noted the County of Ponoka allowed an adjustment,
to the assessment of the two phase vs three phase separators,
based on functional obsolescence. Mr. McConnell also noted
height was ignored in his recommended calculations Mr Dunay
noted height of the vessel cannot be ignored The upgrading
cost was discussed and references made to parts 2 0 and 4 0 of
the April 27/95 letter from Strike Energy to Mr Dunay In
response to questions from the board Mr McConnell agreed the
cost to Strike Energy to appeal these assessments far exceeded
any realizable assessment adjustments
Mr McConnell noted the same two phase vs three phase separator
argument applied to the three outstanding Beau Canada appeals
Mr. Dunay noted Roll #6210300, Beau Canada, was inspected and
has facilities for a three phase separator and has two dump
valves Mr McConnell agreed to withdraw the appeal on this
roll number
Mr. Wagstaff inquired if the board had enough information and
the members agreed they did have all the information they
required
Mr Wagstaff called for a short recess - time 2.45 P M
Mr McConnell and Mr Van Hereweghe were not present when the
Assessment Review Board continued The board reviewed the
information presented and the following motions were made
1 Roll 6016000 10- 36- 28 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $13,770, be reduced $130 to $13,640 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
2 Roll 6017000 06- 01- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
3. Roll 6018000 06- 02- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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4 Roll 6019000 06- 03- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
11 Roll 6026000 09- 12- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $11,650, be reduced $180 to $11,470 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
12 Roll 6027000 06- 14- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
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Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $82,580, be reduced $220 to $82,360 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
5. Roll 6020000 16- 03- 29 -23 -W4
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Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $13,670, be reduced $190 to $13,480 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
6 Roll 6020500 10- 04- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $14,430, be reduced $230 to $14,200 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
7 Roll 6020510 10- 05- 29 -23 -W4
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Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
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assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of ;13,890, be reduced ;140 to $13,750 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
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8 Roll 6023000 11- 08- 29 -23 -W4
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Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
9 Roll 6024000 06- 09- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
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amount of $28,650, be reduced $130 to $28,520 and the
of the assessment remain unchanged
balance
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
10 Roll 6025000 06- 12- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
11 Roll 6026000 09- 12- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $11,650, be reduced $180 to $11,470 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
12 Roll 6027000 06- 14- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
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Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
13. Roll 6029000 07- 16- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $15,990, be reduced $130 to $15,860 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
14 Roll 6031000 01- 18- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $20,880, be reduced $280 to $20,600 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
15 Roll 6032000 11- 18- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $12,520, be reduced $170 to $1,2,350 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
16 Roll 6033000 03- 19- 29 -23 -W4 _
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in. the
amount of $11,720, be reduced $130 to $11,590 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
17. Roll 6034000 16- 22- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $16,330, be reduced $310 to $16,020 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
18 Roll 6035000 06- 23- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $10,100, be reduced $130 to $9,970 and the balance of
the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
19 Roll 6036000 06- 30- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $16,770, be reduced $270 to $16,500 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
20. Roll 6037000 06- 31- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
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Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $16,320, be reduced $180 to $16,140 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
27. Roll 6044100 16- 16- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
28 Roll 6045050 06- 19- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
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Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $11,890, be reduced $120 to $11,770 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
21. Roll 6038000 06- 32- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $12,540, be reduced $140 to $12,400 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
22 Roll 6039000 06- 33- 29 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $13,420, be reduced $130 to $13,290 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
23 Roll 6041000 16- 07- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $14,840, be reduced $150 to $14,690 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
24 Roll 6043000 08- 11- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $28,320, be reduced $190 to $28,130 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
25. Roll 6044000 06- 16- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
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Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
of the
in the
amount of $16,390, be reduced $190 to $16,200 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
26 Roll 6044030 10- 16- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $16,320, be reduced $180 to $16,140 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
27. Roll 6044100 16- 16- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
28 Roll 6045050 06- 19- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
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Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
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assessor that the assessment remain unchanged.
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CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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29. Roll 6047500 07- 20- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
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Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $19,110, be reduced $180 to $18,930 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
30 Roll 6049000 11- 26- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
31 Roll 6050000 06- 27- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
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amount of $28,170, be reduced $360 to $27,810 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
32 Roll 6051000 11- 28- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $8,850, be reduced $130 to $8,720 and the balance of
the assessment remain unchanged
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CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
33 Roll 6051010 16- 28- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $11,850, be reduced $170 to $11,680 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
QCARRIED
UNANIMOUSLY
34. Roll 6053000 06- 35- 29 -24 -W4
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Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $12,660, be reduced $130 to $12,530 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
35. Roll 6054050 07- 01- 29 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $15,050, be reduced $130 to $14,920 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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36 Roll 6054100 14- 02- 29 -25 -W4
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Strike Energy Inc.
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Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $15,450, be reduced $180 to $15,270 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
37 Roll 6055000 08- 11- 29 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $11,370, be reduced $130 to $11,240 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
38. Roll 6056500 06- 27- 29 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $12,380, be reduced $170 to $12,210 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
39 Roll 6057000 10- 04- 30 -22 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $15,170, be reduced $230 to $14,940 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIFP.UNANIMOUSLY
40 Roll 6058000 07- 09- 30 -22 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $26,360, be reduced $120 to $26,240 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
41 Roll 6059000 06 -05- 030 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
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assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $12,460, be reduced $130 to $12,330 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
42 Roll 6060000 06 -07- 030 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
43. Roll 6061000 11- 08- 30 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $12,460, be reduced $130 to $12,330 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
44 Roll 6064000 06- 18- 30 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
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Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $17,340, be reduced $120 to $17,220 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
45. Roll 6066000 06- 20- 30 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
46. Roll 6066500 06- 28- 30 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $111,070, be reduced $180 to $110,890 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
47 Roll 6067000 11- 29- 30 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $11,860, be reduced $120 to $1,1,740 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
48 Roll 6068000 06- 30- 30 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in-..the
amount of $11,570, be reduced $170 to $11,400 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
49 Roll 6069000 11- 32- 30 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
50. Roll 6070000 10- 34- 30 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $17,580, be reduced $120 to $17,460 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
51. Roll 6071800 06- 09- 30 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $12,400, be reduced $230 to $12,170 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $17,860, be reduced $250 to $17,610 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $13,870, be reduced $180 to $13,690 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
53 Roll 6076000 10- 22- 30 -24 -W4
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Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $29,220, be reduced $140 to $29,080 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
54. Roll 6078000 06- 23- 30 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $14,250, be reduced $140 to $14,110 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
55 Roll 6079000 06- 24- 30 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $17,250, be reduced $310 to $16,940 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIE,P_ UNANIMOUSLY
56 Roll 6080500 14- 32- 30 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $14,270, be reduced $220 to $14,050 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
57. Roll 6081000 03- 33- 30 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
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assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $222,480, be reduced $170 to $222,310 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
58. Roll 6087000 08- 35- 30 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
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Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $9,130, be reduced $160 to $8,970 and the balance of
the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
59 Roll 6089000 10- 36- 30 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $17,860, be reduced $250 to $17,610 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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66. Roll 6089050 06- 22- 30 -26 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $18,840, be reduced $220 to $18,620 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
67. Roll 6089080 10- 23- 30 -26 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
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60 Roll 6089010 11- 21- 30 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $14,130, be reduced $230 to $13,900 and the
balance
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of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
61 Roll 6089015 06- 27- 30 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $14,030, be reduced $230 to $13,800 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
62 Roll 6089020 11- 28- 30 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $15,130, be reduced $240 to $14,890 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
63. Roll 6089030 06- 32- 30 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
ot the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $16,010, be reduced $220 to $15,790 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
64 Roll 6089035 10- 33- 30 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $15,190, be reduced $230 to $14,960 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
65 Roll 6089040 11- 14- 30 -26 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $18,010, be reduced $230 to $17,780 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
66. Roll 6089050 06- 22- 30 -26 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $18,840, be reduced $220 to $18,620 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
67. Roll 6089080 10- 23- 30 -26 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
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amount of $14,300 be reduced $220 to $14,080 and the balance of
the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
68 Roll 6089300 07- 33- 30 -26 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $15,340, be reduced $230 to $15,110 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
69 Roll 6089500 07- 36- 30 -26 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $11,390, be reduced $170 to $11,220 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
70 Roll 6090000 06- 02- 31 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $8,170, be reduced $120 to $8,0,50 and the balance of
the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
71 Roll 6091000 16- 06- 31 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, In.,-the
amount of $9,620, be reduced $130 to $9,490 and the balance of
the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
72 Roll 6092000 10- 08- 31 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $8,930, be reduced $130 to $8,800 and the balance of
the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
73 Roll 6093000 01- 29- 31 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $7,920, be reduced $120 to $7,800 and the balance of
the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
74 Roll 6094000 11- 30- 31 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $19,310, be reduced $130 to $19,180 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
75 Roll 6098000 07- 04- 31 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
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Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $10,370, be reduced $140 to $10,230 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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76 Roll 6099200 05- 09- 31 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $20,940, be reduced $180 to $20,760 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
77 Roll 6100000 14- 11- 31 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $6,700, be reduced $140 to $6,560 and the balance of
the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
78. Roll 6102000 11- 14- 31 -24 -W4
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Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $15,220, be reduced $150 to $15,070 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED_UNANIMOUSLY
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79 Roll 6103070 06- 19- 31 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $10,270, be reduced $120 to $10,150 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
80 Roll 6106000 05- 23- 31 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
of the
in the
amount of $18,500, be reduced $120 to $18,380 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
81. Roll 6109000 10- 25- 31 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $13,130, be reduced $140 to $12,990 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
82 Roll 6111000 11- 30- 31 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $12,360, be reduced $130 to $12,230 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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90 Roll 6114600 06- 22- 31 -26 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
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83 Roll 6112000 16- 30- 31 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $140,580, be reduced $240 to $140,340 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
84 Roll 6114020 14- 04- 31 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
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amount of $13,140, be reduced $120 to $13,020 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
85. Roll 6114300 06- 05- 31 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $20,000, be reduced $180 to $19,820 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
86 Roll 6114400 14- 07- 31 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
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Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $13,020, be reduced $180 to $12,840 and the
balance
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of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
87 Roll 6114500 16- 06- 31 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
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Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $9,790, be reduced $180 to $9,610 and the balance of
the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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88. Roll 6114530 11- 16- 31 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $13,840, be reduced $240 to $13,600 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
89 Roll 6114580 10- 16- 31 -26 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations
of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment,
in the
amount of $14,050, be reduced $230 to $13,820 and the
balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
90 Roll 6114600 06- 22- 31 -26 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
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amount of $17,820, be reduced $190 to $17,630 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
91 Roll 6114700 02- 28- 31 -26 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $15,190, be reduced $230 to $14,960 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
92. Roll 6114750 08- 15- 32 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $20,440, be reduced $230 to $20,210 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
93 Roll 6114800 06- 23- 32 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $14,080, be reduced $230 to ;1,3,850 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
94 Roll 6114900 14- 27- 32 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in_. - the
amount of $26,490, be reduced $220 to $26,270 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
95 Roll 6118500 12- 05- 32 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $18,790, be reduced $120 to $18,670 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
96 Roll 6119000 05- 10- 32 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $54,150, be reduced $240 to $53,910 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
97 Roll 6121000 14- 01- 32 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
98 Roll 6121100 08- 14- 32 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
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Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $15,360, be reduced $190 to $15,170 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
99 Roll 6124000 09- 23- 32 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $28,030, be reduced $180 to $27,850 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
100 Roll 6127145 16- 16- 32 -26 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $17,240, be reduced $240 to $17,000 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
101. Roll 6127500 06- 09- 33 -22 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $13,990, be reduced $220 to $13,770 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRI &p UNANIMOUSLY
102. Roll 6127600 07- 19- 33 -22 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $17,830, be reduced $230 to ;17,600 and the balance
j of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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103 Roll 6127700 08- 24- 33 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $20,470, be reduced $220 to $20,250 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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104. Roll 6128000 11- 18- 33 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $26,470, be reduced $120 to $26,350 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
105 Roll 6128250 04- 22- 33 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $27,270, be reduced $240 to $27,030 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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106 Roll 6128300 05- 30- 33 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $15,100, be reduced $230 to $14,870 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
107 Roll 6129030 01- 15- 33 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $10,360, be reduced $170 to $10,190 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
108 Roll 6131010 16- 06- 34 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $17,840, be reduced $240 to $17,600 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
109 Roll 6131015 14- 16- 34 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $11,390, be reduced $180 to $11,210 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
110. Roll 6131020 14- 16- 34 -23 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
111. Roll 6131030 06- 14- 34 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $17,730, be reduced $230 to $17,500 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
112 Roll 6131450 06- 01- 34 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $14,570, be reduced $220 to $14,350 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
113. Roll 6131500 06- 02- 34 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $19,600, be reduced $170 to $19,430 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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114 Roll 6211800 06- 31- 32 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $771,170, be reduced $240 to $770,930 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
115 Roll 6212200 08- 06- 33 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $10,800, be reduced $120 to $10,680 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
116 Roll 6212500 16- 01- 33 -25 -W4
Strike Energy Inc.
Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $35,710, be reduced $200 to $35,510 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
117. Roll 6226050 08- 29- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
118 Roll 6228000 06- 33- 29 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $39,780, be reduced $250 to $39,530 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
119 Roll 6400000 14- 06- 32 -24 -W4
Strike Energy Inc
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the machinery and equipment assessment, in the
amount of $61,030, be reduced $230 to $60,800 and the balance
of the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
120. Roll 6210300 07- 21- 31 -24 -W4
Beau Canada
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
121. Roll 6008000 10- 02- 32 -24 -W4
Beau Canada
Mr Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
122 Roll 6009000
Beau Canada
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Mr. Vickery moved to concur with the recommendations of the
assessor that the assessment remain unchanged
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
The Assessment Review Board adjourned - time 3.20 P M
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