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Home My WebLink About2001-08-28 Council Minutesf • KNEEHILL COUNTY AGENDA - COUNCIL MEETING Aueust 28, 2001 1 Approval of Agenda 2 Approval of Minutes (Aug 14/01 regular and Aug 14/01 Public Hearing) 3 Administrator's Report (including August 14 2001 Pending Report) 4 Executive Committee Report 5 Financial Report 6 Accounts Payable APPOINTMENTS. 9 30 A.M Barb Reimer, Development Officer — see Planning items PLANNING. 7 Land Use Bylaw 8 Safety Codes Accreditation GENERAL. 9 Kneehill Ambulance Society 10 Agricultural Service Board 11 Resolutions 12 Three Hills & District Seed Cleaning Plant Ltd 13 MGA 305 1 Assessment Error Correction 14 August 27/01 Meeting with Town of Three Hills 15 Huxley Hall Request TRANSPORTATION LATE ITEMS: I 1 A • KNEEHILL COUNTY COUNCIL MINUTES August 28, 2001 A regular meeting of Council was held in the Kneehill County office, 232 Main Street, Three Hills, Alberta, on Tuesday August 28, 2001 commencing at 8 30 A.M The following were present for the meeting Reeve Otto Hoff Division Two Deputy Reeve Jim Hanger Division Five Councillors Marylea Lowen Division One PRESENT Marjorie Vetter Division Four Richard M Vickery Division Six Glen Wagstaff Division Seven Jennifer Deak Administrator was present along with Barb Long who recorded the minutes Lonnie McCook, Assistant Administrator was not present for this meeting Mr Hoff called the meeting to order at 8 40 A.M AGENDA Requests were made to add the following to the agenda APPROVAL Under Late Items - Letter from Alberta Transportation Letter from Wayne Magnuson Moved approval of the agenda, with the above additions CARRIED Moved agenda item #12, Three Hills & District Seed Cleaning Plant, and agenda item #15, Huxley Hall Request, be tabled until the next Council meeting CARRIED TABLE AGENDA Moved approval of the August 14, 2001 Council meeting minutes and the August 14, ITEMS #12 & #15 2001 Public Hearing minutes CARRIED fThe Administrator s report was presented by Mrs Deak Further to an item in this report, /J '� wPPRwOVAL OF Council requested the County follow up to ensure the conditions imposed by the 1982 MINUTES Subdivision and Development Appeal Board Hearing for the Ellis Reimer feedlot operation located at SW 20 30 25 W4 have been met Mrs Long left the meeting from 8 53 A.M until 8 55 A.M to photocopy extra copies of the Pending and Upcoming Dates Report The following dates were added to the Pending & Upcoming Date report August 29, 2001 Kneehill Housing Committee meeting 7 00 P M September 7, 2001 Kneehill Housing Committee meeting - 7 00 P M September 11, 2001 Public Hearing- 10 00 A.M September 12, 2001 Three Hills & District Seed Plant meeting - 7 30 P M September 18 2001 Ma or &Reeves Meet 9.00 A M ' y 111r, — ADDITIONS TO The following recommendations and notations were made regarding the Pending report UPCOMING DATES Item #1, AAMD &C Scholarship - Recommended to file rL Fit �7� Li Item #3, Am's Brae Farm - Recommended Reeve Hoff deliver the County plaque, YW0 bc-k in honor of being chosen for receipt of the 2000 Stampede Farm Family Award Item #6, County Scholarship - Council requested arrangements be made for J-b pictures to be taken of Council awarding this scholarship to the four successful candidates PENDING REPORT Item #8, CP Rail Line Abandonment/Trail Net - Recommended to file RECOMMENDATI Item #9, Delegation Expressing Concern re Accidents at Intersections of ONS Secondary and Primary Highways - Agenda Item Item #11, Equity Water Project - Agenda Item Council /minutes N • �1 KNEEHILL COUNTY COUNCIL MINUTES August 28, 2001 Further to discussion regarding an upcoming SDAB hearing Mr Vickery requested the County check into the legality of realtors advertising and/or selling subdivisions prior to the subdivisions being approval by the Municipal Planning Commission Discussion ensued regarding the current dry condition of the County and Council's August 14th, 2001 request to look into the issuing of a fire notice It was noted there had been no motion made and the matter had been referred to the Fire & Disaster Coordinator for consideration and a decision Moved a County Wide Fire Notice be issued, effective immediately CARRIED Mrs Long left the meeting at 9 15 A.M to request Mrs Wildeman issue the Fire Notice Mrs Long reentered the meeting at 9 17 A.M Moved approval of the Administrator's report and the Pending & Upcoming Dates report, including the recommendations CARRIED The Executive Committee report was presented Under Item #3, Kneehill County Concert Bylaw Mrs Deak reported she would provide a copy of the draft bylaw to the Municipal Planning Commission and Council for input and approval Mr Vickery suggested a copy of the Camrose Concert Bylaw be obtained for information as they host the annual Big Valley Jamboree At t- V<c .S bwvA- Under Item #5 Missing Laptop Computer, Mrs Deak noted a new laptop computer with the capability of being fully integrated into the County's AS400 system has been ordered The Sept/01 memo from Mrs Nash reporting ftqlher developments in the investigation of this matter was also reported to Council vJ- Under Item # 16 Red Deer River Basin Advisory Committee further to a request from Mr Wagstaff Council recommended that Mr Lonnie McCook also attend the September 7th, 2001 meeting being held in Red Deer Under Item #20, Letter from Trochu and District Hall Development Society discussion ensued regarding the former contribution of the County in preparing the lot for building and whether a further donation of men and equipment should be made It was also noted that in the August 22 "d, 2001 Trochu & District Hall article in the Three Hills Capital, thanking those who had participated in this project no mention had been made of the County's contribution Mr Wagstaff requested the County consider providing the service of a grader, to level the gravel on the parking lot as many County ratepayers would use this new facility Council requested a change to the recommendation of the Executive Committee Moved a letter be sent to the Trochu and District Hall Development Society advising the County has already contributed, at no cost, the initial dirt work on this property with the notation that this request was made and undertaken during the County's construction season and resulted in men and equipment being taken off road construction to accommodate the request. Also, with regard to the current requests, the Society should approach Council for consideration of the donation of grader time to level the gravel in the parking lot nearer to the date this would be required. Further, this letter should contain the following information that there was no acknowledgement of the County's contribution in the recent news article and that the County provides community hall grants to urban centers to assist with the operating costs of their community facilities CARRIED Under Item #44 Kneehill Ambulance Service (KAS), Council requested the wording be changed tb read, "The Executive Committee recommends the County reconfirm and follow up with the KAS regarding the delivery of ambulance services for the area." Moved approval of the Executive Committee report, with the above amendments CARRIED Council /minutes 4 1�1� INVESTIGATE LEGALITIES OF REALTORS FIRE NOTICE ISSUES APPROVAL OF ADM REPORT, PENDING & UPCOMING DATE REPORTS E.0 REPORT CONCERT BYLAW LAPTOP COMPUTER RED DEER RIVER ADV COMM TROCHU & DISTRICT HALL REQUEST KAS N Iq KNEEHILL COUNTY COUNCIL MINUTES August 28, 2001 The meeting recessed from 10.00 A.M until 10 15 A.M Ms Barb Reimer, Kneehill County Development Officer was present when the meeting reconvened Ms Reimer reported she would be presenting to Council drafts of the Fee Schedule for Permits, Kneehill County Safety Codes Permit Regulation Bylaw, Safety Codes Service Agreement and the Memorandum of Agreement Contracts, as developed with the assistance of Chris Contenti, Alberta Municipal Affairs, and the use of similar documentation from other municipalities Ms Reimer advised hard copies of these documents would be available to Council and requested they review and provide input Ms Reimer also reported the process for contracting with Accredited Agencies for the provision of Inspection and Compliance Monitoring services, would be by invitational tender She noted the County would collect the appropriate fees, including applicable GST, with the Safety Codes Agency receiving 70% and Kneehill County retaining 30% Ms Reimer advised she would be working with Alberta Municipal Affairs regarding the wording in the contract for the collection of GST Ms Reiner proceeded to review all the above documents with Council using an overhead projector The following recommendations were made by Council Fee Schedules Penalty of 200% for starting construction without a safety permit issued should be charged to everyone Should an individual dispute this penalty fee an appeal could be made to Council Recommended the fee schedule should address the cost of re inspections due to insufficiencies Memorandum of Agreement Contracting_ Agreed two contracts would be necessary — one for the clean up of the open files and one for future inspections Ms Reimer advised Council would need to appoint an administrator and contact person to deal with the Safety Code Agency (Quality Management Plan QMP Manager) Council needs to assess the service and decide on the number of days per week they should be at the County office Safety Codes Services Agreement Ms Reimer noted under Article IV Section 4 1 Council needs to specify the term of the agreement Under Section 5 3 (i), a spelling error was noted (should read `ceases ") Ms Reimer advised she is attempting to have everything in place by October 1St, 2001 ID t SAFETY CODES ACCREDITATION DOCUMENTATION DRAFTS The meeting recessed for lunch from 11 50 A.M until 12 30 P M Ms Reimer was not present when the meeting reconvened Mrs Deak presented the Budget Comparison report, as at August 27, 2001, the Bank Reconciliation report, as at July 31, 2001 and the Net Cash Comparison report P P Moved approval of the Financial Reports, as presented. CARRIED Moved approval of the accounts presented for payment subject to review by the Finance FINANCIAL Committee of Reeve Hoff and Councillor Lowen REPORTS CARRIED APPROVED Mrs Deak advised only one phone call and one letter had been received regarding the County's news release, in the August 22nd edition of the Three Hills Capital in response to APPR OF ACCTS the article from the Ag Societies regarding the petition in the previous week's newspaper PAYABLE Mrs Deak read the letter to Council and provided details on the phone call as well as her response to both She further advised a copy of the August 15t ", 2001 notice in the Three Hills Capital newspaper regarding the petition and the County s August 22nd 2001 4 response to this notice has been sent to Garry Alford Team Leader Ground Ambulance of Alberta Health and Wellness and Mr Glen Scott of Brownlee Fryett Barristers and COUNTY NEWS Solicitors RELEASE RE KAS In response to remarks received from ratepayers that Kneehill County was in charge at the time of the reported medical incidents Council noted that the County had attempted to address these concerns by withdrawing from the Society initiating the Anton Medical - Review, and opting for a contract with the KAS in order that these concerns could be Council /minutes 3 0 lu I KNEEHILL COUNTY COUNCIL MINUTES August 28, 2001 addressed by the terms of a contract for the provision of emergency medical services Moved to accept the Kneehill Ambulance Society report, as presented. CARRIED Mr Hanger presented a report on a meeting between Council representatives Vetter and himself and Ms Jeanette Walker Coordinator of the Kneehill Water Advisory Committee (KWAC) regarding the role and future vision of KWAC and the AESA funding Msw4 Walker advised Manpower, Projects and Workshops would be the main projects of KWAC She further advised that KWAC would be doing fund raising not simply depending on the County for funds In response to the County's suggestion that the County s 25% funding, necessary for KWAC to receive AESA funding be provided "in KWAC MEETING kind ", by providing office and meeting room space for KWAC, Ms Walker noted she had WITH COUNCIL no preference whether her office would be located in the County or Provincial building REPS Ms Walker also expressed interest in the Red Bow Regional Water Committee and advised she would be serving as a representative on this committee Ms Walker was advised the County's position was this group, in order to be effective, should remain user driven, not controlled by the government Mr Hanger requested Council direction as to whether the County wished to remain involved with KWAC for the three year term and whether they would like to provide adequate office space for their 25% funding commitment? Ms Reimer entered the meeting at 12 55 P M and continued with her presentation to Council Memorandum of Agreement Contract for Open Files Item 2 — Mr Contenti had advised $75 00 per permit per discipline would be a fair price but the invitational tender would be requesting the agencies to supply an amount felt to be fair and this amount would be negotiable Ms Reimer noted that in some open files (approximately 153 files) there was a considerable amount of work to be done Ms Reimer noted she would report back to Council the exact number of open files and would review Council's recommendations and questions with Chris Contenti of Alberta Municipal Affairs Moved Ms Reimer proceed with the invitational tenders to Accredited Agencies for provision of Inspection and Compliance Monitoring Services., under the Safety Codes ACCREDITATION Act. OF SAFETY CODES CARRIED CONT'D Ms Reimer advised she would present the amended drafts of these documents for Council approval prior proceeding with tendering this service PROCEED WITH Ms Reimer presented information on the following areas, which Council had felt needed to INV TENDERS be addressed in the new Land Use Bylaw She noted she had used bylaws from surrounding municipalities and the average fees from the AAMD &C as a basis for this shedule Hamlet Restrictions Council requested Item #2 specify a `temporary" dwelling unit Under Item #3 remove the clause referring to "unlicensed" and "vehicles used for car racing, and just address the issue of dilapidated and unsightly vehicles Remove Item #4 having the MPC deal with individual situations as they arise Under Item #5 remove the "seasonal residence districts Council felt residents should be allowed more than one recreation vehicle Ms Reimer advised she would reword this section and bring it back for Council approval Development Permit Fee Schedule Requested Council review the fees presented and decide on amounts they felt to be fair Hamlet Zoning Ms Reimer noted all the County's documents need to reflect the same number of hamlets Currently the Municipal Development Plan lists seven and there is zoning in place in the Land Use Bylaw for seven hamlets, however only four (Swalwell Huxley, Wimborne and Torrington) are Council /minutes LUB RECOMMENDATI ON 4 L • A c: N- KNEEHILL COUNTY COUNCIL MINUTES August 28, 2001 considered and treated as hamlets by the County Council needs to decide whether Hesketh, Bircham and Sunnyslope are to be classified as hamlets or redesignated as Agricultural Buffer Zones in Hamlet Industrial Zoning. Ms Reimer advised currently there are no buffer zones or stipulated set backs applied in Hamlet Industrial and designation of such would result in several existing developments becoming s MO legal non conforming developments However, under the MGA Council has the authority to designate district zones within the municipality by following proper procedure The high level of complaints from adjacent landowners has created the necessity for Council to address this issue Ms Reimer left the meeting at 140 P M Discussion of the meeting with the KWAC Coordinator continued It was noted by Council that the KWAC coordinator and the Agricultural Fieldman would operate independently of each other Mrs Deak reported County office space would need to be looked at as the KWAC MEETING Accredited Safety Codes Agency, contracted by the County, will need both office and ✓ �y U i'� storage space Council recommended Mrs Deak and Mr McCook look at the downstairs office situation and investigate the possibilities for providing office and storage space for 0u both, and report back to Council for a decisionA & ' Moved approval of the report of the meeting with the Kneehill Water Advisory Pd vp C Committee RESOLUTION CARRIED REGIONAL APPROACH The Resolution Regarding a Regional Approach Towards Governance was presented for TOWARDS Council approval Council approved this resolution be presented at the August 291h GOVERNANCE CAAMD &C Director's Meeting with the second paragraph being reworded so as to not sound so repetitive r w A L Moved the Resolution Regarding a Regional Approach Towards Governance, be %u -U)h presented by Kneehdl County at the Central Association of Municipal Districts and 0y Counties August 29*, 2001 meeting CARRIED CALA Mrs Deak requested Council direction regarding the Development of Public Recreation RESOLUTION RE Trail Resolution presented to Kneehill County for support by the Cosway Adjacent PUBLIC Landowners Association? Consensus of Council was to not support this resolution and RECRATION I� requested Mrs Deak draft a resolution on this matter that was reflective of the County's TRAILS position Mrs Deak reported that Steve Nedoshytko, Kneehill County Assessor, had completed an error correction on Roll Number 4648010 under Section 305 1 Moved approval of the Assessor's error correction on Roll #4648010. CARRIED Mrs Deak reported on the August 27th 2001 meeting with the Three Hills Town Council regarding the Equity Phase II water line In attendance at this meeting were Councillors Hanger and Vetter and herself The meeting had been arranged to discuss the possibility of securing a water source for the group of ratepayers who wished to have a waterline installed west of Three Hills The County proposed a partnership with the Three Hills Water Treatment Plant with the County advising they would be willing to invest in the plant The County advised the water line will be sized to meet both current and future needs and the tentative construction date was for the spring of 2002 Jack Ramsden, Three Hills Town Manager, requested the County provide information regarding the size of the pipe, storage system, type of pressurized lines and the estimated volume of water, as soon as possible Council requested Mr Lonnie McCook provide this information to Mr Ramsden as soon as possible Council/minutes ERROR CORRECTION — ASSMENT 4,Z M-Q-I MEETING WITH TOWN OF THREE HILLS RE, WATER SOURCE 5 KNEEHILL COUNTY COUNCIL MINUTES August 28, 2001 considered and treated as hamlets by the County Council needs to decide whether Hesketh, Bircham and Sunnyslope are to be classified as hamlets or redesignated as Agricultural Buffer Zones in Hamlet Industrial zoning. Ms Reimer advised currently there are no buffer zones or stipulated set backs applied in Hamlet Industrial and i� designation of such would result in several existing developments becoming legal non conforming developments However under the MGA Council has the authority to designate district zones within the municipality by following proper procedure The high level of complaints from adjacent landowners has created the necessity for Council to address this issue Ms Reimer left the meeting at 1 40 P M Council /minutes 5 Discussion of the meeting with the KWAC Coordinator continued It was noted by Council W„o 2 �� that the KWAC coordinator and the Agricultural Fieldman would operate independently of 010A each other Mrs Deak reported County office space would need to be looked at as the ,y KWAC MEETING Accredited Safety Codes Agency, contracted by the County, will need both office and storage space Council recommended Mrs Deak and Mr McCook look at the downstairs d, G office situation and investigate the possibilities for providing office and storage space for both, and report back to Council for a decision Addft Moved approval of the report of the meeting with the Kneehill Water Advisory Committee RESOLUTION CARRIED REGIONAL The Resolution Regarding a Regional Approach Towards Governance was presented for APPROACH TOWARDS Council approval Council approved this resolution be presented at the August 291h GOVERNANCE CAAMD &C Director's Meeting with the second paragraph being reworded so as to not sound so repetitive 017ol)L, Moved the Resolution Regarding a Regional Approach Towards Governance, be'"1 presented by Kneehill County at the Central Association of Municipal Districts and - Counties August 29`h, 2001 meeting CARRIED CALA �i Ii14 Mrs Deak requested Council direction regarding the Development of Public Recreation Trail Resolution presented to Kneehill County for support by the Cosway Adjacent RESOLUTION RE PUBLIC Landowners Association? Consensus of Council was to not support this resolution and requested Mrs Deak draft RECRATION a resolution on this matter that was reflective of the County s TRAILS position Mrs Deak reported that Steve Nedoshytko Kneehill County Assessor had completed an ERROR CORRECTION — error correction on Roll Number 4648010 under Section 305 1 ASSMENT Moved approval of the Assessor's error correction on Roll #4645010 CARRIED Mrs Deak reported on the August 27th, 2001 meeting with the Three Hills Town Council MEETING WITH TOWN OF THREE regarding the Equity Phase II water line In attendance at this meeting were Councillors HILLS RE, WATER Hanger and Vetter and herself The meeting had been arranged to discuss the possibility of SOURCE securing a water source for the group of ratepayers who wished to have a waterline installed west of Three Hills The County proposed a partnership with the Three Hills Water Treatment Plant with the County advising they would be willing to invest in the W (Yw plant The County advised the water line will be sized to meet both current and future the toS needs and tentative construction date was for the spring of 2002 Jack Ramsden, Three Hills Town Manager requested the County provide information regarding the size of the pipe storage system, type of pressurized lines and the estimated volume of water, as soon as possible Council requested Mr Lonnie McCook provide this information to Mr Ramsden as soon as possible Council /minutes 5 10 Ca 0 a KNEEHILL COUNTY COUNCIL MINUTES August 28, 2001 Moved approval of this meeting report, as presented. CARRIED Mrs Deak read the letter received from the Honourable Ed Stelmach, Alberta Transportation, in response to the County's letter requesting government input into the the number of recent accidents occurring at intersections of both primary and secondary highways within the municipality, specifically Secondary Highways 582 and 806 Highway 21 and 9 and Highway 21 and Secondary Highway 575 Minister Stelmach advised Alberta Transportation has completed a safety assessment of these intersections and has found both the signage and warning to be adequate He further advised his department would continue to monitor these intersections Alberta Transportation, is implementing an education campaign focusing on driver errors in an attempt to prevent these type of accidents He further noted that the RCMP have "Enforcement Programs" in place and the Regional Health Authorities are conducting courses on " Road Safety Strategies" in the belief that education to correct driver behavior is necessary to curtail accidents Moved approval of the Alberta Transportation report, as presented Further, copies of this letter to be sent to Mr Kilgour and Dr Braconnier Some Councillors also requested a copy of this letter Moved the balance of the Agenda Items be tabled. Moved the meeting be adjourned. Time 2 10 P M Council/minutes um pal Administrator CARRIED CARRIED CARRIED HILLS RE, WATER SOURCE AB TRANSPORTATIO N LETTER RE' ACCIDENTS AT INTERSECTIONS TABLE AGENDA ITEMS ADJOURNMENT Ell ADMINSTRATOR'S REPORT August 15 — AuL-ust 28, 2001 January 1, 2001 Balance Forward $ 0.00 Feb 13/01 Floral Arrangement — Jennifer Deak 50.00 Mar 07/01 Bakery Items for Land Use Bylaw Open House 4788 Mar 07/01 Supper for Marylea, Barb Reimer, Barb Long (LUB evening) 23.27 Mar 12/01 Lunch for Council & Manager of Community Credit Union 70.34 Apr 27/01 Office Staff Lunch for Secretary Week — Jimmy's Restaurant 5000 July 05101 Prizes for County Golf Tournament 35641 July 20/01 County Golf Tournament — Meals & Golf (3 Hills Golf Club) 1,54100 July 20/01 County Golf Tournament Breakfast IGA 62.45 BALANCE $2,201.35 1 County maps exchanged with Mountain View County and M.D of Rocky View 2 The printer located at the front counter for the printing of receipts malfunctioned A new Lexmark Printer has been ordered from H T E for the price of $465 00 plus $55 00 for the cost of air freight. 3 Dennis Klem Wheatland County, reported Compass has advised that it would cost $500 00 to prepare a program to create ratepayer and tax split reports Mrs Deak has advised Steve Nedoshytko to proceed Kneehill County's portion of the cost would be $250.0 4 On August 23, Kneehill Watershed Advisory Committee representative, Bob Vetter 0 requested and was provided with a copy of the minutes of the May 26 1982 KVf Subdivision and Development Appeal Board hearing for Ellis Reimer, SW 20 30 25 W4 5 The August 17th, Armet Report provided the following information regarding RRSP Payment and Additional Relocation Allowance for MLA's The pension plan was abolished in 1992 cutting out anyone elected after the 1989 election Now the transition allowance only goes back to 1989, but will be bumped up to three months of pay for every year of service, with no minimum or maximum criteria. The pay will now be based on all remuneration received by the MLA over the highest three calendar years of service An increase to 30cents /per kilometer travel allowance with maximum claims for rural members now being 80 000 km (from the previous 60,000) An increase in the per diem allowance to $130 per day (from the previous $100) An increase in the capital residence allowance going to $1300 per month from the previous $1000 6 An E mail request has been received from an individual for Kneehill County to support his appeal to his social worker and the Minister of Human Resources, to provide him with more assistance to support himself and his family CORRESPONDENCE 1 Receipt #0044966 — Aug13 /01 Alberta Treasury —Fine Distribution $106700 2 Receipt #0045096— Aug 20/01 Midland Provincial Park/Alberta Treasury — Blading Road May 2 & 30 $68 00 — 3 Receipt # 0045098 — Alberta Transportation Street Improvement Program Swalwell $23,300.00 4 Alberta The Alberta Gazette — Aug 15th Part I and Part II 5 Fines Distribution for Month Ended August 1 St,2001 6 Contact Newsletter August 1St, 8th & 15th 7 Alberta Environment Water Supply Outlook — Aug 10 /01 8 Talk About Town — Aug 1 /01 9 Alberta Land Surveyors Association Member Directory 10 Prime Minister's Update — Summer 2001 newsletter 11 The Prime Minister's Forum — June 2001 newsletter 12 AAMD &C Executive Meeting Highlights — July 26th edition 13 Liberal Party of Canada in Alberta Invitation to Aug 22/01 Barbeque 14 North American Waterfowl Management Plan newsletter 15 Market News Alert newsletter September 2001 Minute /adminreport2001 doe ADMINSTRATOR'S REPORT August 15 — August 28, 2001 16 Productive Workplaces newsletter Summer 2001 17 RMRF Legal Update Summer 2001 18 Status Report Quarterly Newsletter August 2001 19 Alberta. Bookmark newsletter 20 2001 Alberta South Vacation Guide — Travel Alberta 21 David Thompson Tourism Marketing Opportunities 22 Liberty magazine — May /June and July /August 23 Municipal World magazine August 2001 24 Employment Opportunity — County of Camrose — Senior Property Assessor 25 Employment Opportunity — Town of Sylvan Lake — Chief Administrative Officer 26 Employment Opportunity — M D of Brazeau — Agricultural Fieldman 27 Employment Opportunity — County of Newell No 4 Planner 28 Seminar Advertising — Municipal Audit Update — Calgary Sept 26/01 29 Seminar Advertising —Negotiation in the 21St Century— Royal Roads University Nov 2001 and March 2002 30 University of British Columbia — Executive Education Program Catalogue Fall 2001 — Spring 2002 31 Advertising — Telus — Corporate Social Responsibility Report 2000 32 Advertising — MCSI Computer Technology Products sales brochure 33 Advertismj — Holiday Classics Personalized Cards 2001 catalogue 34 August 10 , 2001 Mountain View County News 35 July 31St & Aug 8th 2001 Strathmore Standard newspaper 36 Aug 8th & 15th, 2001 Drumheller Mail newspaper 37 Aug 8th, 15th & 22nd , 2001 Three Hills Capital newspaper HOME OCCUPATION AND DEVELOPMENT PERMITS. 1 Bermko, Steve NW 26 30 25 W4 Two Grain Bins Value $10,000 00 2 Evans, Russell & Patricia NW 7 21 -29 W4 Dugout 250'x60 x14 deep Value $3,000.00 3 Hanger, Rod NW 28 31 23 W4 1900 sq ft split level home Value $90 000 00 4 Nelson, Joyce & Don NE 30 30 24 W4 Application for Home Occupation Used Goods Store 5 Reed, Robin NE 17 28 22 W4 Application for Home Occupation Art Studio INSPECTION PERMITS. 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