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AGENDA - COUNCIL MEETING
October 27, 1998
1 Approval of Agenda
2 Approval of Minutes
3 J C Jeffery Report
4 Executive Committee Report
5 Financial Reports
September Bank Reconciliation
Net Cash Position Comparison
APPOINTMENTS.
9.00 A.M Mr Lonnie D McCook, Public Works Superintendent
1 00 P M Mr Bruce Sommerville, Ag Fieldman see agenda item #16
GENERAL
6 Three Hills Golf Club 1999 Property Tax Exemption Bylaw
7 Three Hills Soccer Association
8 Serecon Report re Socio Economic Impact of Hog Operations in Alberta
TRANSPORTATION ITEMS.
9 Transportation & Utilities Report
10 Oct 21/98 Road Committee Report
11 Fall Convention
12 AB Disaster Services Area Detail Sheet
13 Alberta Transportation and Utilities Land Transfer - Pt
14 Trochu Grader Shop
PLANNING ITEMS.
15 Public Hearing Date
AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD
16 ASB Report
COMMITTEE REPORTS
S W 28 29 24 W4 (1 59 acres)
17 Committee Reports
Kneehill Regional Water Committee Oct 15/98 meeting minutes
Drumheller & District Solid Waste Management Assoc Aug 20/98 meeting minutes
Municipal Planning Commission Oct 6/98 meeting minutes
AB TrailNet Society Sept 17/98 meeting minutes and Nov 10/98 meeting agenda
Wild Rose Economic Development Corporation Oct 1/98 meeting minutes
Kneehill Community Resource Board Oct 14/98 meeting minutes
LATE ITEMS.
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KNEEHILL COUNTY COUNCIL MINUTES
October 27, 1998
A regular meeting of Council was held in the Kneehill County office, 232 Main Street,
Three Hills Alberta on Tuesday October 13 1998 commencing at 8 30 A.M.
The following were present for the meeting
Reeve Otto Hoff
Councillors Marylea Lowen
Jane Allan
Marjorie D 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 Jeffery, Municipal Administrator was present along with Jennifer Deak, Assistant
Administrator who recorded the minutes
Reeve Otto Hoff called the meeting to order at 8 35 A.M
Requests were made to add agenda item 8a Agricultural Hall of Fame and 8b, Fire Report,
to the agenda
Mrs Lowen moved approval of the agenda ivith the above noted additions
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Mr Wagstaff noted the fifth paragraph on page six of the October 13/98 minutes reporting
on the Special Places required amending, it was only one page of the six page document,
from the Red Deer River Naturalists, representing the environmentalists that stated their
opposition to development at the Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial Park, not all six pages
of this document
Mr Wagstaff moved approval of the October 13, 1998 minutes, with the above noted
amendment
CARRIED
PRES
CALL TO ORDER
ADDITIONS AND
APPROVAL OF
AGENDA
AMENDMENT AND
APPROVAL OF
MINUTES
Mr Jeffery's report was presented Mr Jeffery explained his expense portion of this report
JCJ REPORT
to Mrs Allan, advising a budget maximum of $2,000 00 per annum had been set up for this
account Expenses such as map donations council members taking various committees,
officials, etc out for lunch were reported in this account
The pending report file was reviewed and it was noted, under the upcoming dates section of
this report the following dates should be added October 30/98 Annual Road Tour and
PENDING REPORT
November 24/98 Council meeting Recommendations were made to file the following
RECOMMENDATI
pending items #2 Cross Boundary Garbage Dumping #14 Office Security, #16, Lagoon
ONS
Land Torrington, and #25, Jane Allan Fire Safety Codes Officer Designation Under
transportation pending item #5, Ulster petroleum, it was agreed to refer this file to Mr
Vickery and the Public Works Superintendent
Mr Vickery reported Mrs Paget Schnuelle had requested for security reasons an office
door with a window It was agreed an office door with a window in another part of the
DO OFFICE DOOR
building could be exchanged for Mrs Paget Schnuelle s current door
Mr Jeffery reviewed the 1998/99 Committees noting he had estimated the number of
meetings for each committee and totalled these for each Councillor
MCCOOK INTO
Mr Lonnie McCook, Public Works Superintendent entered the meeting time 9 00 A.M
MEETING
It was agreed in order to reflect more time commitment equity on the Committee FIRE COMM.
appointments, Mr Wagstaff replace Mr Hanger on the Fire Committee MEMBER
Mrs Lowen moved approval of Mr Jeffery's report, including the pending item APPROVAL OF JCJ
recommendations and Fire Committee appointment. REPORT
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October 27, 1998
CARRIED
The Executive Committee report was reviewed EXEC. COMM.
Under Executive Committee #2, Radio upgrade, Mrs Allan expressed concerns over the REPORT
lack of communication and input between the stakeholders and users of the radio system
regarding the system upgrading noting the upgrading was not the same as discussed with
the fire members at the Linden hall meeting Mrs Allan requested this issue return to the
drawing board and consultation with the users be obtained It was noted the tender had
already gone out for this upgrading Mr McCook noted Mr Cunningham, the County's
radio person had prepared the scope of work for the original tender and changed same after RADIO UPGRADE
the tender had gone out A discussion followed on the contracting of the radio system
maintenance with the County employees undertaking the everyday radio operations
maintenance
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Mr Hanger moved the County make a donation to S TA.R.S., in the amount of `''O
$1,000.00, on behalf of the County employees, in lieu of holding a Christmas party this XMAS PARTY
year s Y
CARRIED
Under Executive Committee #18 MSCIA Report Mr Wagstaff recommended the County
follow up on this recommendation and advise all the local banks about the safety codes
inspections and encourage these banking institutions to utilize these inspections when
processing financial loans and mortgages instead of engaging other inspectors and charging
these costs to the bank customers/borrowers MSCIA
REPRESENTATIVE
Mr Vickery moved Mrs Vetter be appointed the Kneehill County representative for the /'.,.,cYl�xrs;
ensuing year on the Municipal Safety Codes Inspection Commission. 0Z&A0;;-'
CARRIED
APPROVAL OF
Mrs. Vetter moved approval of the Executive Committee report EXEC COMM
CARRIED REPORT
The Transportation and Utilities Report was presented T &U REPORT
Under report item 91 Mr McCook noted the final paving on the SH 806 road project
should be completed by next Monday or Tuesday SH 806 PROJECT
Mr Wagstaff moved approval of the Transportation and Utilities Report, as presenteJ APPROVAL OF
CARRIED T &U REPORT
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A recess was held from 9 55 A.M 10 10 A.M
The October 21/98 Road Committee report was reviewed ROAD COMM.
Under Road Committee #3, Mrs Vetter further reported AB Power had returned to REPORT
Torrington to address the tree trimming concerns of Mr Taylor and he is satisfied with
same therefore the Road Committee recommendation to send Mr Taylor a letter is not TORRINGTON
required TREES
Under Road Committee #7 SH 806 south of Linden to SH 575 road project and alignment,
Mr McCook reviewed the safety concerns along this road and the proposed road alignment
to address same noting the provincial funding of 75% for the road project should be SH806 STH ROAD
approved for the 11 metre road top on the curves because this was addressing safety PROJECT
concerns It was noted confirmation of this road project funding at 75/25 cost sharing for
all sections of the road requiring widening due to safety concerns could be discussed with
the Hon Walter Paszkowski Minister of Transportation, at the upcoming Fall AAMD &C
Convention
APPROVAL OF
Mr Hanger moved approval of the October 21, 1998, Road Committee report. ROAD COMM.
CARRIED REPORT
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October 27, 1998
Mr Jeffery reviewed the items for discussion with the Ministers at the Fall Convention The
DISASTER
following issues were agreed upon to discuss with the Hon Walter Paszkowski, Minister of
FALL
Transportation Kneehill Regional Water, Highway 27 (North) and 21 intersection safety
CONVENTION
concerns, Horseshoe Canyon Viewpoint It was agreed a meeting could be scheduled with
MEETING WITH
Rob Penny, Regional Director, Alberta Transportation and Utilities, to discuss highway
ATU
enforcement (overweight issues) and bridge funding
The following issues and /or information updates were agreed upon to discuss or include in a
letter to the Hon Iris Evans, Minister of Municipal Affairs the County is working on a
regional water commission, the MLA Discussion Paper on Farm Property Assessment and
FALL
Taxation, specifically the County s recommendation the education portion of the property
CONVENTION
taxes be removed and collected through the provincial income tax process or provincial
MEETING WITH
sales tax with the understanding all local municipalities would reduce their mill rates
AMA
accordingly and also the County s concerns regarding intensive livestock operations and the
FIRE COMM. &
need to have the province to take responsibility to ensure there is a level playing field that is
ELECTED
equitable throughout the province to address environmental (water, air etc.) concerns, an
OFFICIALS
invitation be extended to the Minister to visit the County
MEETING
It was agreed to have letters drafted for the next meeting, outlining the above noted
MINISTERS
comments
Mr Jeffery reported Mr Glen Abrey AB Disaster Services Officer, had requested an
DISASTER
update on the County's Area Detail Sheet, which lists all the County's emergency
SERVICES
information that the province keeps on its data base
Mr Jeffery then read a letter from Mr Keith Martin indicating his interest in becoming fire
chief for the County's rural fire departments Mrs Allan questioned the need to have a rural
fire chief, noting each local fire department has a fire chief and each fire department is very
proud of its operations A discussion followed on the need to have uniform fire standards
throughout the region and possibly combining all emergency services under one regional
coordinator Mrs Allan discussed various options other areas were utilizing in addressing
REGIONAL
emergency needs Cochrane Lethbridge and Red Deer currently have point fire and
EMERGENCY
ambulance services Mrs Allan noted the issue needed fresh ideas and the concept of a
COORDINATOR
regional coordinator could be very positive for the community
REFERRED TO
FIRE COMM. &
Mr Vickery moved the County's Fire Committee representatmes attend the November
ELECTED
26, 1998, Fire Chiefs meeting and discuss the concept of a regional coordinator for
OFFICIALS
emergency services (fire, ambulance, disaster) and further, this issue be placed on the
MEETING
agenda for discussion at the,loint elected officials meeting
CARRIED
i►aoh«as F,�.r
The meeting recessed for lunch 11 55 A.M 1 10 P M LUNCH RECESS
Mr Jeffery reported the transfer of Pt SW 28 29 24 W4 (1 59 acres) from Alberta
Transportation and Utilities to the County has been finalized Alberta Transportation and
Utilities has notified the adjacent landowners (Brost and Piepke) of cancellation of their
caretaker permits with the province Mr Jeffery then reviewed the parcel location and
access, reporting both adjacent landowners are interested in this parcel of land to either
lease, purchase of transfer back into the original quarter section These various options
were discussed by Council, including the access tot he Piepke residence
PT sw 28-29-24 -
Mr Hanger moved the County retain title to this potion of land (Pt. SW 28- 29 -24 -W4 - w4 CSARETAKER
159 acres) and enter into the same agreements and conditions with the adjacent PERMITS (PIEPKE
landowners (Brost and Piepke) as arranged in the Caretaker Permits bem een these & BROST
parties and Alberta Transportation and Utilities. S,%,,,,bt lol95 /rl,-k)'kr
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Under agenda item #14 Trochu grader shop Mr Wagstaff noted a meeting was to be �,,, &,-'
scheduled after the municipal elections, with Trochu, to further discuss and determine the TROCHU GRADER
needs for the proposed new fire hall Mr Wagstaff noted the proposed lot the school SHOP
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division has indicated it is willing to trade for the County's grader bay at the Trochu school
shop, is approximately 200 x 200 Mr Wagstaff noted the value of the current Trochu
grader bay, replacement cost of same and land values all needed to be determined and
discussed Mr Jeffery noted the value of the original grader bay was approximately
$36,000 00 but this information would be confirmed It was agreed to table this agenda
item for further information
Mr McCook left the meeting time 130 P M
Mr Jeffery reported an application for 1999 property tax exemption has been received from
the Three Hills Golf Club, as provided for in tax exemptions provisions set out in Alberta
Regulation AR 289/97 It was noted bylaws were passed last year granting the golf courses
in the County this tax exemption
Mr Vickery moved first reading to Bylaw #1398, this being the bylaiv to provide for 1999
property tax exemptions, under Alberta Regulation AR 289197, to the Three Hills Golf
Course.
CARRIED
Mrs Vetter moved second reading to this bylaw
Mr Wagstaff moved third reading be given to this bylmv at this time
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
Mr Hanger moved third rearing to Bylaw #1398
CARRIED
Mr Bruce Sommerville, Ag Fieldman, Mr John Rusling, Planner and Mrs Paget Schnuelle,
Development Officer, entered the meeting time 145 P M
Introductions were made to Mrs Allan
Mr Sommerville addressed Council advising the funding request to PFRA for the water
quality creek testing had been rejected This was a point proposal from the counties of
Mountain View and Kneehill for a funding request in the amount of $85,000 00 PFRA has
requested this funding be reapplied for with budget clarifications and addressing their
concerns that the water monitoring is only for one year PFRA is willing to pay for the
community discussion component of the funding with the participating municipality s paying
for the water quality monitoring Mr Rusling advised he had not discussed this matter yet
with Mountain View A discussion followed on the previous water testing conducted in the
municipality through CAESA funding the current needs assessment AB Agriculture was
undertaking regarding water quality and setting up a water shed committee, and the Pine
Lake project and downstream monitoring of the effects of this project Mr Sommerville
noted it was his impression the province was trying to steer towards water shed groups
The cost for the County to undertake this water testing in partnership with Mountain View,
was discussed and it was noted Kneehill s share of costs would be approximately
$47 000 00 to do the creek testing monitoring and the necessary laboratory work. This
would be the basis in determining and identifying any problem areas Mr Sommerville
noted AB Agriculture was monitoring the Three Hills Creek this year and it was agreed to
contact AB Agriculture for the results of this monitoring If was further agreed to have
Mr Rusling discuss this matter with Mountain View County
Mr Jeffery reported an application had been received to amend the Land Use Bylaw
designation on the NE 34 32 26 W4
Mrs Loiven moved a (late be set for Tuesday, November 24, 1998, at 130 PM for a
Public Hearing to hear this application for redesignation and further, the necessary
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TROCHU GRADER
SHOP
MCCOOK OUT OF
MEETING
BYLAW 1398
1999 TAX
EXEMPTION
THREE HILLS
GOLF COURSE
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SOMMERVILLE,
RUSLING
.Cfir "MTrT.T.F.
INTO MEETING
WATER QUALITY
CREEK TESTING
PUBLIC HEARING
DATE RE
REDESIGNATION
NE 34 32 -26 -W4
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notices be sent to all involved parties
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Mr Jeffery inquired whether the Agricultural Service Board (ASB) had reviewed the report
on the Socio Economic Impact of Hog Operations in Alberta prepared for the Alberta Pork
Producers Development Corporation and AB Agriculture by Serecon Management SERECON STUDY
Consulting Inc It was reported both the Municipal Planning Commission and the ASB had coMMENTs
reviewed this document and both consider the report bias towards hog operations ,�-
Mrs Lowen moved to accept and file.
CARRIED
RUSLING &
Mr Ruslmg and Mrs Paget Schnuelle left the meeting time 2 10 P M SCHNUELLE OUT
OF MEETING
Mr Sommerville distributed a copy of the ASB's roadside spraying tender document to
each Councillor requesting they review same and advise him of any comments or concerns ASB R/S TENDER
Mr Sommerville left the meeting time 2 15 P M SOMMERVILLE
OUT OF MEETING
Mrs Vetter reported she had spoken with Mrs Celia Crawford regarding the Three Hills
Soccer Club and the County s donation to same for development of soccer fields on land
leased to them from UFA. The club is not proceeding with their original plans and have
made an agreement with PBI for the use of their fields on the north side of their campus
This new arrangements is more cost effective and will still provide public access Mrs
Vetter has requested the Three Hills Soccer Club send a letter to the County confirming THREE HILLS
their new arrangements SOCCER
Mr Vickery moved to accept and file Mrs. Vetter's report.
CARRIED
JACK GORR
It was reported Mr Jack Gorr a local Three Hills farmer has been inducted into the INDUCTMENT
Alberta Agriculture Hall of Fame It was agreed to invite Mr Gorr to a Council meeting INTO AB AG HALL
and present him with a plaque in recognition of his achievement OF FAME
A,U Pera k
Mr Jeffery reviewed the September bank reconciliation and cash comparison report ��
Mr Wagstaff moved approval of the September financial reports, as presented
CARRIED
Mr Hanger moved approval of the accounts submitted for payment to -day subject to APPROVAL OF
approval by the Finance Committee of Councillors Hoff, Vickery, Vetter and Allan. ACCOUNTS
CARRIED
The October 28/98 travel arrangements to Olds for the public consultation meeting on the
MLA Discussion Paper on Farm Property Assessment and Taxation were finalized
The following Committee reports were presented and reviewed as follows
• Kneehill Regional Water Committee October 15/98 meeting minutes It was noted
these minutes needed clarifying the County had reported to the water committee that
Mr Art Heinrich had advised the community of Hesketh was interested in water the
County had not requested Mr Heinrich loin this committee Mrs Vetter further
reported a tour was needed of the water plant to determine upgrades, etc
• Drumheller & District Solid Waste Management Association Oct 6/98 meeting
minutes Mrs Vetter requested current information on this association as she was the
newly appointed the County representative on this board
• AB TrailNet Society Sept 17/98 meeting minutes
• Wild Rose Economic Development Corporation Oct 1/98 meeting minutes
• Kneehill Community Resource Board Oct 14/98 meeting minutes
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COMMITTEE
REPORTS
KNEEHILL
REGIONAL
WATER COMM.
DRUM, SOLID
WASTE F
AB TRAILNET
KCRB
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Mr Vickery also reported on the official E911 opening at the Red Deer Fire Hall #3 that he E911 OPENING
and Mr Rmus Onos, Kneehill Ambulance Director of Operations, had attended
Mr Hoff requested the Road Committee re look at the street lighting request from Mr and
Mrs Earl Penner in Swalwell and further recommended a street light be placed south of the PENNERSTREET
Penner residence, between their house and the community hall It was noted the Road LIGHT REQUEST
Committee had already looked at this request and denied same It was agreed to refer this REFERRED TO
matter back to the Road Committee ROAD COMM
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Mr Hanger moved the meeting atIjourn
Time 2 45 P M
Reeve
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REPORT.
Balance Forward $ 578.57 L
Oct 9/98 G Wagstaff receipt - Special Places members lunch 8451
BALANCE $ 633 08
CORRESPONDENCE
1 Oct 27/98 Agenda & Sept 8/98 Minutes Golden Hills Regional Division #15
2 Sept 30/98 AB Gazette
3 Spt /98 Fincs Distribution
4 Oct 2/98 CAAMD &C Fall Zone Meeting information
5 Sept 23 & 30/98 AAMD &C Contact newsletter
6 Oct 1998 Seniors Advisory council for Alberta Update newsletter
7 Sept 1998 Travel Alberta Action newsletter
8 Oct 1998 Profit magazine
9 Oct 1998 Finance Report
10 Oct 9/98 Human Resources Development Canada Information re Wage Settlements
Bulletin
11 Fall 1998 Bright Ideas newsletter
12 Fall 1998 Safety Net News newsletter
13 Sept 1998 Canadian Speeches newsletter
14 Fall 1998 Access West newsletter
15 Sept/Oct 1998 Liberty magazine
16 Resource Centre for Voluntary Organization s newsletter
17 Employment Opportunity Director of Planning & Engineering, Town of Cochrane
18 Employment Opportunity Manager Planning Services Parkland County
19 Employment Opportunity Director of Public Works, M.D of Northern Lights
20 Course advertising EPIC Education Program Innovations Center
21 Seminar advertising How to Design Eye Catching Brochures Newsletters Ads Reports
22 Trade Show advertising Canadian Solid Waste Expo
23 Course advertising Grant MacEwan Community College
24 Course advertising Lakeland College
25 Seminar advertising Project Management
26 Conference advertising Construction Superconference
27 Advertising IBM
28 Advertising National Post
29 Advertising American Express
30 Advertising Daytimer
31 Advertising Scotia Insurance
32 Oct 12/98 Journal of Commerce newspaper
33 Oct 7 14 & 21/98 Drumheller Mail newspaper
34 Oct 20/98 Red Deer Advocate newspaper
35 Oct 14 & 21/98 The Capital newspaper
Minute /j cjmpori 1998doc
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HOME: OCCUPATION AND DEVELOPMENT PERMITS.
I Huxley Hutterian Brethren NW 220 34 22 W4
Feed Lot Expansion 1,500 head (Total 2,500) $
2 Arnold, Gerald Lot 14 15, Blk 6, Plan 3208FD,
Torrington
Mobile Home 14 x 70 $
3 Mestin Stan NW 18 33 25 W4
Mobile Home 16 x 80 $56,00000
4 Kneehill International Technologies Inc SW 33 31 23 W4
Using existing hanger for aircraft assembly $000
5 Litz, Leonard NW 27 33 26 W4
Mobile Home 16 x 80 $70,00000
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TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES OCTOBER 27 1998
1 The paving contractors have moved in on 806 as of October 23 1998
2 We've been having a little trouble on the Ag -Pro road with conflict between landowners and Ag Pro. Hopefully the
issues will be resolved and we can move aliead
3 Our putting up snow fence will not take place for awhile as a lot of farmers are putting down fertilizer
4 We will be doing the same sort of deal with Drumheller this winter for sno«plowing. Ledcour will be first 1c7 7Pws
response to the Pope lease lull and Orkney hill They will pick up 841 when they are doing #9
5 We have an opportunity to negotiate for some more gravel that the Bauer boys have secured from the liutterites at ;9
Torrington. I will be meeting with Bauers on Wednesday to hear what they have to sa }'=
6 I gave Mr Joe Kubimc permission to cut the road by his house,they were having trouble with the boring machine JG7rnao ?AS
and would have to wait awhile for parts He will be responsible for compaction and regraveling this spot.
7 The gravel crew is spot graveling down in the south country
8 The stretch of road north of Evans is done, and I'm waiting to hear back from the Oil Company on their lease road. Z�:JInwvzmas
The more we get into this the more I think we should stay on road allowance for the cast west portion.
j ! 9 The road crew is finishing of the fourth mile of the Hazel project and then will be working on a wet culvert on the
fifth mile at Kinseys It's a lot easier to get these wet ones now than in the spring.
10 The report from Torch. on the Torrington water and sewer is done, I have not gone over this yet.
i 11 The ferry will be corning out of the river on Wednesday this week
12 I d like to recommend a change to old policy that we have had for a long time and is no longer relevant. In the
policy or working conditions it states that when foremen are on holidays a person is to be appointed by the foreman
to be in charge of the crew This person will be paid an additional 50 cents/lir I feel this is too low and people 'Ads
won t take the responsibility as they need too We have to make it seem worth there time to put up with the extra
work and hassles I would recommend this statement in the working conditions be changed to read up to 1.50/lir as
die foreman see fit `°" cJ
12 I'll be cutting the crews down to 91irs starting November 2,and see how the weather dictates Air
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KNE 'LLILL COUNTYP B LE
_October 27. 1998
The 1998 Public Tax Sal. was held in the Kneehill County officL commencing at 1 00 p.m. October;
1998
Those in attendance were
Allan Becker Ratepayer
Lori Wildeman Tax Sale Auctioneer
Jane Allan Councillor -Div 3
Lisa Paget- Scllnuellc. Development Officer
Mrs Wildeman declared the tax sale open at 1 00 p.m. Mrs. Wildeman went over the property being
offered for sale that being Lots 1,2,3, Block 4 Plan 990AO Grainger
Mrs Wildeman stated the reserve bid is $700.00 for all three lots
She noted that survey pins will have to be located prior to building and that there appears to be no sery
These lots are zoned Agricultural but stated that any development would have to comply with our byla
Mr Becker asked what would happen if h(. were to offer an aniount less than the reserve bid
Mrs Wildeman noted that Eli(. reserve, bid would have to be met or the property would not be sold
Mr Red Fode entered Mrs Wildeman advised that the Tax Sale has already begun and that the rescrn
bid for Lots 1,2,3 Block 4, Plan 990AO has been set at $700.00
Mr Fode left the Tax Sale
Mrs Wildeman then called for bids on Lots 1 3 inclusive Block 4 Plan 990A0
Mr Archic Allan Becker offered $700.00 for the property
Mrs Wildeman asked for bids a second and third time With no other bids received Mrs Wildeman
declared Lot 1,2, &3 Block 4 Plan 990AO Grainger sold to Mr Allan Becker for the sum of $700.00 and
further declared the 1998 Public Tax Sale closed
Time 1 05 p.m