HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984-05-10 Council (Regular) Minutes~' County of Newell No. 4
Council Meeting
May 10, 1984
The regular Council Meeting of the County of Newell No. 4 was held
in the County Office at Brooks, Alberta on Thursday, May 10, 1984
commencing at 10:00 a.m.
Members Present Reeve V. Fabian
Councillors P. Wallace
K. Conners
M. Andrews
F. Workes
F. Regehr
A. Scheuerman
M. Douglass
Administrator D. James
Excused from Meeting
Moved by Councillor Douglass that Councillor Hall be excused from
this meeting. Carried.
1. Minutes
Minutes of the April 19, 1984 Council Meeting were read to Council.
Moved by Councillor Douglass that we adopt these minutes as read.
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Carried.
2. Minutes of Public Hearing
Minutes of the Public Hearing of April 19, 1984 were circulated
to the Council. Moved by Councillor Wallace that we adopt these
minutes. Carried.
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3. Business from Minutes
7-2 Joanne Manning - Car Report
This report was tabled until such time as Councillor Hall is in
attendance to discuss this matter further.
4-1 Municipal Affairs - M & E Assessments
-. Further discussion took place in regard to the Minister of Municipal
Affairs' proposal for assessment of Machinery & Equipment. The
Council reviewed the three proposals and recommended that we advise
the Minister as follows:
Proposal ~~1: That we recommend the 65% assessment base be reduced
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to 45%.
Proposal ~~2: Implementation of a Production Allowance - Council
did not agree with this item.
Proposal ~~3: Total Exemption of Machinery & Equipment Installed
for the Purpose of Pollution Control, etc. - The Council agreed
with this item.
10- Engineer Tenders - Scandia Water System
~ A further report was presented to the Council in regard to these
tenders and after discussion, it was moved by Councillor Andrews
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, engineering and construction supervision of this project subject
to grants being available from the Provincial Government, and
also that the necessary Contract be drawn up indicating all of
our concerns. Carried.
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' 11-3 H. Romens - Drain
Councillor Scheuerman reported on-this item and advised that
more information will be forthcoming..
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4. 4 Treasurer's Report
The Treasurer's Report for the month of April was presented to
Council. Moved by Councillor Scheuerman that we accept this
report as presented. Carried.
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5. Cheques for Payment
Moved by Councillor Douglass that we approve Cheques 957 - 1302,
q as per attached list, for payment. Carried.
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6. ~ Correspondence:
~' 1. Brooks Health Centre
~' Letter from the Brooks Health Centre concerning the Ambulance
Budget and a request that this Budget be presented by March 1st
of each year rather than February 1st. After discussion, it was
moved by Councillor Andrews that we approve this request. Carried.
2. Hudson Bay Route Association - August Tour
Information on this Tour was presented to the Council.
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3. E.R.C.B. - Well Site - LSD 13-34-17-14-4
Letter from the E.R.C.B. concerning this well site was presented
to Council and the Administrator was instructed to reply to them
that this road is now constructed .and that the Council feels it
is their responsibility to ensure that the necessary repairs are
carried out on this abandoned well site, and further that it is
not the responsibility of the County.
4. Medicine Hat Health Unit - Water Report
Water Report for the Hamlet of Patricia was presented to Council
for information.
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5. Joan Staniek - Rainier Dogs
Letter from Joan Staniek, of Rainier, advising of the problems
with dogs running at large at the school was presented to Council.
The Administrator was instructed to advise that the Council is
concerned in this matter, but at this time we do not have any
Dog Control By-law in effect and also that Councillor Andrews will
check further into this matter with the residents of the Hamlet.
6. Town of Bassano - Share on Garbage Disposal
Account for $2470.00 from the Town of Bassano was presented to
the Council and more information was requested on this account.
7. A.A.M.D. & C. - Senior Management Course for Administrators
Letter from the Association giving their support and information
on this Course was presented to Council for information.
7. Committee Reports
Municipal
1. PanCanadian - Pipeline Road Crossing - NE 18-20-17-4
This application was presented to Council. Moved by Councillor
Douglass that we approve this application. Carried.
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2. E.I.D. - Culvert Installation - WNW 16-20-17-4
Moved by Councillor Douglass that we approve this application..
Carried.
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3. Joe Merkl - Road Approach - NW 21-19-13-4
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Moved by Councillor Workes that we approve this application. Carried.
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4. Mark Vass Land Services-Development of Road Allowance-12-20-19-16-4
Moved by Councillor Workes that we approve this application subject
to County specifications and regulations. Carried.
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5. PanCanadian - Road Approach - NW 7-20-13-4
Moved by Councillor Conners that we approve this application. Carried.
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6. PanCanadian - Road Approach - 2-5-16-15-4, & 15-21-15-15-4
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These applications were presented to Council. Moved by Councillor
Andrews that we approve these applications. Carried.
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~I Excused from Meeting
Moved by Councillor Andrews that she be excused from the meeting.
Carried.
7. Alberta Transportation - Matoka Drain - WSW 21-19-14-4
Further information was presented to Council in regard to this item.
Moved by Councillor Conners that any excess costs over the Installation
Grant from Alberta Transportation, in the amount of $7,620.00, be
split with the E.I.D. Carried.
Moved by Councillor Workes that we approve the installation of this
culvert as presented by Alberta Transportation, Bridge Branch,
subject to the cost-sharing with the E.I.D. and the purchase of pipe
by the Department and installation costs by the Department. Carried.
Board of Education
No report.
1. County Auction Sale
Information was presented to the Council in regard to the proposed
Auction Sale and it was agreed that we proceed with the sale during
the summer.
Other Business
2. Form A's
The following Form A's from Division 5 were presented to the Council:
Local Roads Gravel Only - $2531.00; Local Oil - Calcium - $3,000.00.
Moved by Councillor Workes that we approve these Form A's. Carried.
3. Road Agreements
No Road Agreements were presented at this meeting.
4. Development Report
The Development Report for April was presented to Council for their
information.
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5. Refresher Course in Municipal Administration
I The Administrator presented information to Council in regard to
s ~ this Course and requested permission to attend. Moved by Councillor
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Douglass that we approve the attendance of the Administrator at
' this Course. Carried.
6. Closing & Leasing of Road Allowances
Information was presented to the Council in regard to the
advertising for the closing & leasing of that portion of road
allowance lying to the N of NW 21-21-15-4. The Administrator
advised that no objections were received on this advertising and
Council may now proceed with first and second reading of the
' proposed By-law.
By-law 845-84
~ ~ Moved by Councillor Regehr that By-law 845-84, being a By-law to
close and lease that part of the road allowance lying N of NW of
21-21-15-4, receive first reading. Carried Unanimously.
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s ~ Moved by Councillor Workes that By-law 845-84 receive second reading.
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Carried Unanimously.
Application for the closing & leasing of road allowance being that
portion of road allowance lying to .the E of NE of 22-21-17-4 and
lying N of the spillway, was presented to the Council. The
Administrator advised that one objection to this proposed leasing
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was received from R.F. Burrows. His complaint was read to Council
a and after discussion, it was moved by Councillor Regehr that we
o refuse the application for the closing and leasing of this road
9 allowance. Carried.
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Lunch
Council recessed for lunch from 12:00 - 1:30 p.m.
9. Delegation
Mr. Philip Jensen & Mr. Doug Jensen met with the Council at 1:30 p.m.
to discuss their proposal in regard to set-back regulations for
sprinkler irrigation dug-outs. Mr. Doug Jensen requested the waiver
of our set-back regulation to 92' from the centre of the road. He
also indicated that the spill being used is his present head ditch
and is located on his property. Mr. Philip Jensen requested the
waiver of our regulation to have the dug-out placed 70' from the
centre of the road with his drainage causing no problem to the
~ County borrow pit. After discussion it was moved by Councillor
~ Scheuerman that we waive our set-back regulations and allow Doug
Jensen to locate his sprinkler dug-out 92' from the centre of the
roadway and Philip Jensen to locate his dug-out 70' from the centre
of the roadway subject to Philip Jensen agreeing, in writing, that
he will abide to any future County decisions in regard to this road
allowance and system and that all costs will be borne at his expense.
Carried.
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Other Business (Cont'd.)
7. Hamlet of Patricia - Report
A report was presented to Council in regard to various items in
the Hamlet of Patricia:
a) Shepherd House - it was agreed .that we proceed with the new
owner to have this house removed from the property as it is not
covered by a Development Permit.
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b)~1~'Frank Berry - Discussion took place in regard to the bridge
which was constructed by Mr. Berry and his trespassing on County
property. Moved by Councillor Scheuerman that we proceed with
legal action in regard to this matter. Carried.
~) Watering of Livestock from the Domestic Water System - Information
was presented to Council on this matter. Moved by Councillor Regehr
that we proceed with the necessary legal action in regard to this
item as it does not conform with the Agreement. Carried.
~;d) Dirt Obtained from the Water Reservoir - Moved by Councillor
Workes that we proceed with the necessary legal action in regard
to this matter. Carried.
,~ ~) Septic, Pump-out & Sewer Line - More information is to be
gathered on this item before any further action is taken.
8. Jack Green - Rolling Hills - Horses
Information was presented to Council advising that Mr. Green is
~ locating horses within the Hamlet of Rolling Hills. No further
action was taken on this matter.. -
Returned to Meeting
Councillor Andrews returned to the meeting.
9. Serviceman - Apprentice Wages
Information was presented to Council in regard to this item as
presented by Merv Hoerle. After discussion, it was moved by
Councillor Conners that more information be gathered on this
item and presented back to Council in regard to the Serviceman
and Apprentice rates. Carried.
10. Drainage - Secondary Road 875
Councillor Wallace presented information in regard to the drainage
problem on Secondary Road 875 and request for expenditure from the
Hardsurface Fund for the necessary repairs. After discussion, it
was moved by Councillor Andrews that we approve up to the sum of
$10,000.00 expenditure from the Hardsurface Fund to make these
necessary repairs. Carried.
Post Agenda Items
1. Radio Station - Request for Agenda Prior to Meetings
This was discussed by Council and they agreed that these Agendas
would not be provided as Council should study them prior to them
being released to the Press.
2. Ken Kristianson
Letter from Ken Kristianson regarding the Agreement for the road
widening at his property in SW 7-19-13-4, was presented to Council.
After a lengthy discussion, it was moved by Councillor Regehr that
the Administrator, P.W. Supervisor and Councillor Workes review the
letter and all material on this matter and reply to Mr. Kristianson.
Carried.
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3. Hamlet of Scandia
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Request from the E.I.D. Historical Park to hook up to the Scandia
Water Supply System was presented to Council. Moved by Councillor
Andrews that we approve this proposed hook-up to the Hamlet Water
Supply System subject to final arrangements being made for funding
and that any additional costs to be borne shall be taken from the
Hamlet Reserve Fund. Carried.
Planning - Land Use By-law
Mr. Gary Klassen, of the S.E. Alberta Regional Planning Commission,
was in attendance and the Council discussed the proposed By-law
further and made amendments to Page 14, Item 3 and Page 22, Item 1(a).
There being no further discussion in regard. to the proposed new:'Land
Use By-law, it was moved by Councillor Douglass that By-law 842-84,
including amendments, receive second reading. Carried.
Moved by Councillor Workes that By-law 842-84 receive third
reading. Carried Unanimously.
Resolution re: Procedures to Amend the Land Use By-law, Fee
Schedule, Development Agreement & Application for Development Permit
These items were presented to the Council. Moved by Councillor
Andrews that we adopt these procedures and forms as presented
and amended. Carried.
12. Adjourn
Meeting adjourned at 3:45 p.m.
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