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Home My WebLink About1997-06-24 Council MinutesE f,J 0 M D OF KNELHILL 948 AGENDA - COUNCIL MEETING June 24, 1997 1 Approval of Agenda 2 Approval of Minutes - note correction request re May 13 1997 edited minutes 3 J C Jeffery Report 4 Executive Committee Report 5 Accounts Payable APPOINTMENTS. 10 15 A.M Mr Lonnie McCook, Public Works Superintendent 11 00 AN Mr & Mrs Ralph Lowen and Mr Otto Braaz - see agenda item #10 GENERALITEMS 6 Carbon Transfer Site 7 Recreation Reports TRANSPORTATION ITEMS. 8 Public Works Superintendent Report 9 SH 836 Culvert West of SW 20 30 22 W4 10 Lowen/Braaz Access ASB ITEMS. 11 ASB Recommendations LATE ITEMS 1 ,,+' 40 T I M D OF KNEEHILL No. 48 COUNCIL MINUTES June 24,1997 A regular meeting of council was held in the M.D of Kneehill office 232 Main Street, Three Hills, Alberta, on Tuesday, June 24, 1997, commencing at 8 30 A.M The following were present for the meeting Reeve Otto Hoff Councillors Marylea Lowen Robert E Boake Marjorie Vetter James M Hanger Richard M Vickery M Glen Wagstaff Division Two Division One Division Three Division Four Division Five Division Six Division Seven John C Jeffery, Administrator Jennifer Deak Assistant Administrator, was also present and recorded the minutes PRESENT Reeve Otto Hoff called the meeting to order at 8 30 A.M CALL TO ORDER Mr Vickery reported he had another appointment at 10 45 A.M to day Mr Jeffery noted he would be attending the Central Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties (CAAMD &C) special meeting, at the Three Hills Community Centre commencing at 9 30 AN to day The following items was requested to be added to the agenda 12 Grad and Walker request 13 AB Pool ADDITIONS TO AGENDA Mr Boake moved approval of the agenda with the addition of the above noted items APPROVAL OF CARRIED AGENDA Mr Jeffery reported Mr Robert Charlebois has advised the May 13 1997 edited minutes, published in the June 18 1997 newspaper, regarding the road access agreement NE 24 29 23 -W4, does not correctly reflect his position The minutes report Mr Charlebois will not allow Mr Barnes access to his land via NE 24 29 23 W4 road access agreement Mr Charlebois has requested an amendment to these minutes to reflect that he has allowed Mr Barnes access for 1997 and requested this matter be resolved and settled for 1998 CORRECTION TO MA Y 13/97 MINUTES Mrs Lowen moved approval of the May 27, 1997, council minutes, including the above APPROVAL OF noted correction to the May 13, 1997 minutes. MINUTES CARRIED Mr Jeffery requested information on who would be golfing in the August 15,1997, Parkland Savings and Credit Umon/M D of Kneehill Golf Tournament Councillors Vickery Lowen Hanger, Wagstaff and Boake all indicated they and their spouse would be golfing Mrs Vetter indicated she would be golfing and would confirm her spouse s attendance Mr Hoff indicated he would not be golfing in the tournament but would try to attend the supper It was agreed to have administration staff make up any team balances Mr Jeffery's report was presented Mr Wagstaff moved approval of Mr .Ieffery's report CARRIED Mr Hoff requested information regarding the CN lands across from the Olsen residence in Swalwell, noting a fence and gate was being build on this property Mr Jeffery noted the office would check out this matter, including ownership of the property The Executive Committee Report was presented Under Executive Committee #6 June 11, 1997, Letter from Leah Uffelman re Large Rocks MIMIN PARKLAND CREDIT UNION GOLF TOURNAMENT APPROVAL OF JCJ REPORT SWAT_ WELL PROPERTY RE UEST /NFo y -:1r.J 1 3 1-03, E T , M D OF KNEEHILL No 48 COUNCIL MINUTES June 24, 1997 Flying Off M.D Gravel Trucks, a discussion followed on the option to require the M.D gravel trucks to use tarps when travelling on secondary and primary highways It was UFFELMAN agreed to further discuss this matter with the Public Works Superintendent, later in the day LETTER RE. GRAVEL TRUCKS Under Executive Committee #7 Dog Attack Mrs Vetter requested the recommendation be changed to a request the dog be kept restrained, not destroyed Mrs Lowen moved the Executive Committee recommendation for report item #7, Dog DOGATTACK Attack, be amended to reflect a letter be sent to the dog owners requesting their dog be RECOMMENDATIO kept restrained at all times (tied up or in a cage), the owners confirm this restraint and N REVISED further, should the owners fail to restrain this animal, the M D. will seek legal action. CARRIED Under Executive Committee #16 AAMD &C Letter re Statistics Canada Census Data By Township Mr Jeffery further reported the census data from the AAMD &C had been STATS CANADA received but only reported totals by township and a more detailed census would be CENSUS DATA requested from Statistics Canada APPROVAL OF Mr Boake moved approval of the Executive Committee Report EXEC COMM CARRIED REPORT Mr Vickery moved approval of the accounts presented for payment to -day, suhject to APPROVAL OF review by the Finance Committee of Councillors Hoff and Lowen ACCOUNTS CARRIED Mr. Hanger moved agenda item #6, Carbon Transfer Site, be tabled, pending receipt of CARBON further information TRANSFER SITE CARRIED TABLED Mr Jeffery reported the villages of Carbon and Acme have forwarded their responses regarding the M.D s recreation policies and uniform user fees Acme notes their pool fees have been set for the 1997 season Mr Bob Hannah will be their representative at the meeting to discuss a regional recreation board and further, uniform user rates could be discussed at this meeting Carbon advises its pool rates have also been set for the 1997 REGIONAL season, it does not wish to participate in the formation of a regional recreation board to RECREATION& serve all pools and arenas in the M D and feels each community knows their own economic UNIFORM USER situation and can best fudge what user fees rates are reasonable for their facilities It was FEES noted no response has yet been received from Three Hills and Torrington Mr. Vickery moved to table this matter, pending receipt of the responses from Three RECREATION Hills and Torrington POLICIES TABLED CARRIED %e? Mr Jeffery reviewed the Agricultural Service Board (ASB) recommendations, regarding board make up and reporting procedures for the Ag Fieldman It was noted the ASB recommendation was to have the new Ag Fieldman report to the ASB Chairperson on RECOMMENDATIO program matters and the Administrator on all other matters Regarding the ASB NS recommendation to have all councillors sit on the ASB, Mr Jeffery noted the ASB Act is -fc f j,70,,0 -;r ,,,,W currently under review and the proposed amendments, including changes to board composition had not yet received Royal Assent A discussion followed on the ASB rental equipment and the previous motion to freeze all requests for ASB equipment rentals in the absence of an Ag Fieldman A request was made to obtain a listing of the ASB equipment for the next meeting Mrs Lowen moved to remove the previous motion regarding the ASB equipment rentals ASB RENTAL and that, effective 9 00 A.M to -day, this equipment be available for rental under the EOUIPMENT same Rental Policy and Rates as existed prior to the motion to freeze the rental of this AVAILABLE equipment. IMMEDIATELY �c� mom« � Pins Jc,� moo 7D,wa JDMIN 2 I +� M.D. OF KNEEHILL No. 48 COUNCIL MINUTES June 24, 1997 CARRIED Mrs. Lowen moved the ASB meetings be combined with the Council meetings COMBINED ASB & CARRIED COUNCIL MEETINGS It was agreed to review the equipment rental rates at the first combined ASB Council - �1'"E10 meeting, in July REVIEWOFASB RENTAL A recess was held from 9.20 A.M 9 40 A.M EQUIPMENT �e� n�oae T,014,4 Mr Jeffery was not present when the meeting continued JEFFERYOUTOF Mr Lonnie McCook, Public Works Superintendent, entered the meeting MEETING PWS INTO The Public Works Superintendent report was presented MEETING Under report item #5 Public Works Organizational Chart, Mr McCook distributed an organizational chart of the transportation and utility departments The chart breaks down PWSREPORT the Public Works Superintendent departments utility parks and cemeteries road crew gravel crew maintenance crew and shop A list of the 1997 public works crew were also P" ® distributed to the council members ORGANIZATIONAL CHART Mr Richard Marz, MLA - entered the meeting time9-40 A.M MARZ INTO The problems of washboard on the gravel roads was briefly discussed and it was MEETING acknowledged this is a problem throughout the municipality Mr Hoff extended greetings to Mr Marz who reciprocated the greeting, noting he was en route to the CAAMD &C meeting at the community centre Mr Marz then left the meeting MARZOUT OF time 10 50 A.M MEETING A discussion followed on the option of the M D gravel trucks using tarps when hauling on secondary and primary highways Mr Vickery noted Alberta Transportation and Utilities would probably be regulating the use of tarps in the future Mr McCook noted the M.D accepts no liability for claims relating to gravel flying from gravel trucks, the M.D gravel truck drivers are usually more conscious of their loads because of public perception and REQUEST FOR image, if tarps were used, one round of gravel haul trips would be lost per day Mr PRICES FOR TARPS ® McCook was requested to obtain prices for gravel truck tarps Mr McCook noted he for hoop FOR GRAVEL would obtain prices the type tarps TRUCKS Mr Vickery moved approval of the Public Works Superintendent report APPROVAL OFP" CARRIED REPORT Mrs Deak reported Torchinsky Engineering has prepared an engineering cost estimate for a detailed drainage study of the SH 836 culvert (west of SW 20 30 22 W4) The total engineering cost estimate is $9 476 50 COST ESTIMATE Mrs. Vetter moved a letter be sent to all involved parties, advising of this engineering FOR DRAINAGE cost estimate and inquiring whether any of the involved parties would be willing to STULTSH836 participate in this drainage project Further, all parties be advised the M D would be CULVERT W/o SW willing to facilitate any cost sharing grant obtained through AB Environment to 20- 30 -22 -W4 undertake this project but the costs for the project must be borne by parties other titan the M D. of Kneehill CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY • It was noted the involved parties in this matter included Mr Stan Milan, representing the Estate of Merle Anderson, Messrs Gordon Snell, Steve Varga and Al Guynn Mr Vickery reported he had received a request from Grad and Walker to address the road west of 32 and 29 - 33 24 -W4 The company needs an all weather road at this location to JDIMIN 3 i q r LJ �J CJ 1u T M D OF KNEEHILL No 48 COUNCIL MINUTES June 24, 1997 access the three well sites along this section of road Mr rickery moved this request be referred to the Road Committee CARRIED Mrs Deak read a letter, that had been prepared for the AB Pool regarding the Trentham Road Project and the AB Pool proposed facility in section 18 32 23 W4 The M.D had approved a 10 0 metre road width surface top for the mile project subject to the approval of the AB Pool's proposed facility at this location The cost estimate approved for the additional road widening to 10 0 metres was approximately $5,000 00 An additional cost of approximately $6 000 00 has been added to the project for the track push Because water can only be drained through the tracks, CNR specs require the existing culvert to be filled and the ends crushed and another new culvert installed The letter to AB Pool is an invitation for the company to participate in the cost sharing of these additional expenses It was noted the AB Pool has contributed to roads in other locations and the request is only to participate in the cost sharing of the additional $6,000 00 Mr Hanger moved this letter be sent to Ala Pool, inviting them to participate in the cost sharing of the additional culvert cost, of approximately 56,000.00, for the Trentham Road Project, south of 18- 32 -23 -W4 CARRIED GRAD & WALKER REQUEST RE. W/O 32 & 29-33-24 - W4 REFERRED TO ROAD COMMITTEE REQUEST TO AB POOL RE TRENTHAM PROJECT RE. ADDITIONAL COST FOR CULVERTAT R/R CROSSING Mrs Deak then distributed copies of the documentation received from Mr and Mrs Ralph Lowen, regarding their access problems to portions of the NW 14 29 21 W4 Mr Vickery LOWEN/BRAAZ left the meeting and returned with the aerial photographs of the land location and the entire ACCESSPROBLEM documentation was reviewed and discussed in detail Nw14- 29 -21 -w4 Mr Jeffery reentered the meeting and Mr Vickery left the meeting to attend his other JEFFERYBACK appointment time 10 45 A.M INTO MEETING & VICKERY OUT OF A short recess was held from 10 45 A.M 11 00 A.M MEETING Mr Hanger and Mr Wagstaff both indicated they could attend the July 2 1997 Airport Commission meeting requested by Mr Jack Ramsden, to be held at the town of Three Hills AIRPORT COMM. office, indicating they both preferred a meeting time of 7 00 P M over 4 00 P M Mrs MEETING Deak indicated she would advice Mr Ramsden of this time preference 0.4`'`�N� .r Aar The following parties entered the meting Mr Ralph Lowen, Mrs Louisa Lowen, Mr Otto Braaz and Mrs Anna Braaz On behalf of Council, Mr Hoff welcomed everyone to the meeting and introductions were made Mr Hoff then inquired whether those present had any objections to Councillor Marylea Lowen sitting on Council during this matter Mr Braaz noted he had an objection as he felt Councillor Lowen s presence and involvement was a conflict of interest Mrs Louisa Lowen noted she had no objection to Councillor Lowen remaining as she was their local councillor and familiar with the situation Mrs Marylea Lowen advised, under the Municipal Government Act, there was no conflict of interest as she was only related to Ralph and Louisa Lowen through marriage Mr Braaz again noted he felt this was a conflict of interest and Mrs Louisa Lowen again stated she wanted Councillor Marylea Lowen to remain Mrs Marylea advised she was a representative of the municipality and as such had an unbiased opinion Mr Braaz advised, on the advice of his lawyer, Councillor Lowen s presence was a conflict of interest Mrs. Lowen moved she remove herself from any discussions in this matter Mrs Lowen then left the meeting time 11 05 A.M JDIMIN CARRIED RALPH & LOUIS LOWENAND OTTO AND ANNA BRAAZ INTO MEETING OBJECTION TO COUNCILLOR LOWEN REMAINING IN MEETING /CONFI,I CT OF INTEREST COUNCILLOR LOWEN OUT OF MEETING 4 i s H L_J T M.D. OF KNEEHILL No 48 COUNCIL MINUTES June 24, 1997 For the benefit of Mr and Mrs Braaz, Mr Jeffery proceeded to read aloud the documentation received from Mr and Mrs Ralph Lowen noting Council had already reviewed this documentation Mr Hoff then invited all parties to address council Mr Hanger noted Council was acting as a facilitator in this land access dispute After negotiating and discussing this matter, the following information was provided • The Lowen s have three parcels on the NW 14 29 21 W4, that, due to terrain, they need to access via Mr Braaz s lands Parcel 1 is approximately 30 acres Parcel 2 is approximately 3 acres and Parcel 3 is approximately 27 acres • The road allowance on SW 23 29 21 W4 is about 200 yards short to access Parcel 1 However there is a road to access this parcel as an oil company has a leases road, from the road allowance on a private road to the Lowen parcel to access a wellsite • Parcels 2 and 3 can be accessed via the NE 15 and SE 22 29 21 W4 but these lands are currently in crop • Mr Braaz originally offered 10% above purchase price to the Lowen s for this property This offer has been revised to reflect the average of two independent appraisals • The Lowen s are not interested in selling this property It was part of Mr Lowen's grandfather s homestead of 1914 • For 1996 and 1997 the Lowen's have been unable to access these lands have not been able to plant a crop on the land and have had to aerial spray for weed problems on the land • Parcels 2 and 3 could not be used for grazing cattle as there is no water supply • Mr Braaz is agreeable to allow access to Parcel 1 but has a problem with access to parcels 2 and 3 as access requires travelling across crop lands • Further discussion revealed that both parties were interested in the M D facilitating the negotiations for the access to NW 14 29 21 W4 After further discussions it was agreed by all involved parties 1 Permission be granted to the immediate family of Mr and Mrs Ralph Lowen (including son and son in law) to access Parcel 1 via the lease road in SW 23 -29 21 W4 and further this access be at no charge 2 Permission be granted to access Parcels 2 and 3 via the NE 15 and SE 22 29 21 W4 on a one time basis and for the sole purposes of preparing the land and seeding it to grass with the understanding there will be no further access to these parcels via the NE 15 and SE 22 29 21 W4 after the grass has established growth In the case of dispute, the M D of Kneehill Ag Fieldman shall determine the growth establishment of the grass allowing an approximate two year time frame for the establishment of this grass It is further agreed access to Parcels 2 and 3 will not be undertaken until after the harvesting of the crops on the NE 15 and SE 22 -29 21 W4 Mrs Deak then left the meeting to draft up an agreement for access to the NW 14 29 21 W4, as per conditions agreed upon by all involved parties Mr Jeffery reported an application had been received to amend the land use designation on the West Half 5 33 23 W4 from Agricultural Conservation to Agricultural designation Mr Hanger moved a date he set for Tuesday, .1uly 22, 1997, at 130 PM., at the M.D. of Kneehill council chambers in Three Hills, to hear this application and the necessary notices be sent to all involved parties CARRIED Mrs. Deak returned to the meeting time 12 30 P M The agreement for the access to the NW 14 29 21 W4 via the SW 23 29 21 W4 and NE 15 and SW -29 21 -W4 were reviewed by the involved parties and duly signed and witnessed On behalf of council, Mr Hanger invited all parties to lunch Mr and Mrs Lowen and Mr and Mrs Braaz thanked council for facilitating the agreement MMIN LOWEN DOCUMENTATION READ TO BRAAZ NW14- 29 -21 -W4 ACCESS LOWEN/BRAAZ ACCESS PROBLEM NW 14- 29 -21 -W4 INFORMATION DISCLOSED NW 14- 29 -21 -W4 ACCESS AGREEMENT CONDITIONS DEAK OUT OF MEETING PUBLIC HEARING DATE RE. W'/ S- 33-23-W4 DEAK INTO MEETING LOWEN/BRAAZA/G SIGNED RE NW 14- 29 -21 -W4 r 5 L C M D OF KNEEHILL No 48 COUNCIL MINUTES June 24, 1997 Mr Hanger moved the meeting adjourn. Time 12.35 P M Reeve Muni 'pal Administr JD/MIN CARRIED ACCESS ADJOURN 6 i E • E JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT June 11 24, 1997 REPORT Balance Forward Gave Kneehill ambulance one new M.D map Balance 1 May 27/97 Receipt from Otto Hoff for meals for `environment boys $73 35 CORRESPONDENCE. $ 36 00 $1000 $ 46.00 I June 10/97 RC 26773 AB Treasury $2,809 00 fines distribution 2 May /97 Fines Disbursement Detail 3 May 31 & June 14/97 AB Gazette 4 June 6/97 Invoice re Course fees for Elected Officials Symposium B Boake $267 50 5 June 6/97 Invoice re Course fees for Elected Officials Symposium M Lowen$267 50 6 June 6/97 Invoice re Course fees for Elected Officials Symposium J Jeffery $267 50 7 June /97 Letter from AB Community Development re Artists in the Community Residency Program 8 June 11 /97 Letter from AAMD &C re R W Hay Award for Administrative Excellence 9 May 1997 issue of `Canadian Speeches 10 June 9/97 Agri -News newsletter 11 Employment Opportunity Public Works operator IV Town of Grimshaw 12 Employment Opportunity Emergency Services Department - City of Red Deer 13 Employment Opportunity Public Works Department Town of Bonnyville 14 Employment Opportunity County Clerk County of Leduc 15 Employment Opportunity County constable County of Flagstaff 16 Employment Opportunity Superintendent public Works M.D of Crowsnest Pass 17 Employment Opportunity Town Manager Town of Valleyview 18 Employment Opportunity Office Administrator Edson Adult literacy Program 19 Government Finance Officers Association of B.D =C 1997 Western Canada Conference advertising 20 Course Advertising University of Victoria 21 Seminar Advertising Criticism & Discipline Skills for Managers 22 Seminar Advertising Fundamentals of Successful Project Management 23 Conference Advertising Meeting the Challenges and Changes in Environmental Law & Regulation in Alberta 24 Seminar Advertising Powerful Communication Skills for Women 25 Summer 1997 Imperial Oil Review magazine 26 May 1997 Kanotechnotes newsletter 27 June /97 Municipal Safety News newsletter 28 Spring 1997 MS Matters, Multiple Sclerosis Society newsletter 29 Advertising - Muscular Dystrophy letter 30 Advertising Telus Mobility 31 Advertising Bentley Systems Inc 32 Advertising Law Handbook 33 Advertising Plant Health Care 34 Advertising IBM 35 May /June 1997 Electrical Line magazine 36 May /June 1997 The ULS Report newsletter (Use Less Stuff) 37 Summer 1997 DowElanco magazine 38 Advertising American Express 39 June 4 & 11/97 newspaper The Olds Albertan 40 June 10 & 17/97 newspaper Highway 21 News 41 June 11 & 18/97 newspaper - The Capital M mute/j cjrcport. doe 1 � y E C 9 JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT June 11 - 24, 1997 HOME OCCUPATION AND DEVELOPMENT PERMITS. 1 Penner Ernie SW 24 31 26 W4 2 Tarp Shelters 36 x100 $5,00000 2 Davidson Frank SE 30 31 21 W4 Pole Shed $13,00000 3 Sorenson, Murray NW 24 29 26 W4 Residence 2,000 sq ft $185,00000 4 Nygard, Ken NW 30 29 22 W4 Residence addition $40 000 00 5 Reimer Ken SE 35 30 25 W4 Residence addition 30'x50' } Shop 30'x40 )$75,00000 6 Wiebe Farms Ltd NE 20 29 26 W4 Move in mobile home for employee $31,00000 7 Toews, Burton SW 13 30 -25 W4 Hog operation feeders 3 500 total Barn addition 50'x170' $60,00000 8 Berniko Robert SW 35 30 25 W4 Lagoon for manure disposal (150 sow hogs) $10,00000 9 Good Darcy SE 2 30 24 W4 Shop 30'x30' $10 000 00 10 Jeninga, Sonya & Earl NW 10 31 -26 -W4 House 2 500 sq ft $193 000 00 11 Price Ray & Peggy SW 34 29 26 W4 Replacement of residence $150,00000 12 Doerksen, Tim NE 13 31 22 W4 Residence addition 18'x28' $80,00000 Minute /jcjrcport.doc � W 2 PUBLIC WORKS SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT TUESDAY, June 24th, 1997 1 We have rented a Kenworth truck to try out and help on the gravel crew for a bit We co will be trying others out also during the summer months 2 The road crew had some motor trouble on one of the 627 scrapers an oil plug vibrated loose over a period of 100 hours The buggy was doing slope work at the time and by the time they had it shut down it was too late 3 Road crew is on the move at Trenthams 4 Gravel crew is finishing off new grade at Arthurville and will be heading into Division #3 I ve done up an organizational chart for the public works so council can see how we have re organized and re structured our complete system Along with the chart is the names of the employees working in these areas 6 We seem to be having a little grass trouble this year with the amount of rain we have been having Our road sides along with parks and cemeteries are growing faster than we can make rotations but we'll get it People have to be patient LONNIE MCCOOK, PUBLIC WORKS SUPERINTENDENT n �J • II M1 i 0 N 0 � z a r Am �O m Or d M y m Z u y 9 > N 'r m z n 'm > pC O N 0 n ➢ > a -y A N m O N A T n _ G z � T z i ° A F o> or) O m xn n p N m A p 9 a 9 m M � z z n ~ M 0 N 0 � z a r Am �O m Or d M y Z u m 9 > c o z n 0 n m a m m _ G z i ° A m D z 0 n M � z z n ~ M nni z � r m D F �N z O z 0 O N 0 a �m z v y m �A � z x n n b � N z D ° A A 3 MY e C = z �C r N r n n m m n m m 7_ 9 m pz g p O o z z 7 n A N N v � n m ti m F O n S yjz o m n r C, g n O z C T mn m Z A m r r 3 y n x 0 N 0 � z a r Am �O m Or d M y A O D O 0 C) E n w o C p CrJ � r `r r nn M y u o n �_ c o z n 0 n m a m m _ G z ° M � T ~ M nni z � r m D �N z O 0 O N 0 N� m �m z N m �A � x n � b � N z D ° A A 3 MY e C = z �C � � n m m n 9 9 .j pz g p o z A A O D O 0 C) E n w o C p CrJ � r `r r nn Q � yl r Q F� y n o c C yn�y hyyy dry 4 wl �n � 1 y C y ryi Ir 0 I� C�J u o n �_ a z ° o O s � n � r z = n � p o z m n n rn y 7 S yjz n r g z C mn m Z m r r 3 y n x z z -z --4 a n w z m m < Z Y n z q 0 m .O m m v n N z n N < a m o < n n c r cm z S m a O p C m n A O Y n r, Cq S 7 n O Q � yl r Q F� y n o c C yn�y hyyy dry 4 wl �n � 1 y C y ryi Ir 0 I� C�J E N 0 2 3 4 5 g 8 2 3 4 5 1. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 M.D. of Kneehill #48 Public Works 1997 Crews Maintenance Crew Bud Haskell Rick Lobe Shawn Painter Stan Carney Jonathon Colyn Alan Meding (Trax & Hoe) Brian Bauman (Sod Buster) Gravel Crew Miles Maerz Ken Hazelton Gord Sept Sherman Rilling Gerald McKay Road Crew Lawrie Ross Randy Raisbeck Brian Meding Bill Jewell Garry Mammel Mike Flewelling Peter Cleveland Mark Dundas Jason Ensminger Curtis Long Parks & Cemetaries 1 Nelson Reed 2 Mery Molnar 3 4 Graders 1 Divisional Contractor Brian Sowerby 3 Contractor (4) Brian Plant 5 Contractor t 7. Gary Ensminger Robert Gundlach Shop 1 1 Keith Smith 2 Doug Knapp 3 Earl McRae Page 1 Utilities & Bridges 1 Henry Wiens 2. Ian Martens C) _ F,,L-,- T Em PLC) —/