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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2016-03-24 Council (Regular) MinutesCOUNTY OF NEWELL MINUTES OF REGULAR COUNCIL March 24, 2016 The regular Council Meeting of the County of Newell was held in the County Office on Thursday, March 24, 2016 commencing at 10:49 a.m. MEMBERS PRESENT: M. Douglass, Reeve COUNCILLORS: - C. Amulung G. Simpson A.M. Philipsen W. Hammergren T. Fyfe K. Christman E. Unruh B. de Jong L. Juss STAFF: K. Stephenson, Chief Administrative Officer L. Johnson, Director of Corporate Services R. Fernell, Director of Information & Technology M. Harbicht, Director of Municipal Services K. Martin, Manager of Fire & Emergency Services T. Green, Director of Agricultural Services M. Fenske, Manager of Finance A. Nielsen, Executive Assistant OTHERS IN S. Stanway, Brooks Bulletin ATTENDANCE: D. Jones, Bombers Baseball D. Redmond, Silver Sage Agricultural Society C. Fritche, JBS Foods Y. Negussie, JBS Foods 1 2. 3. C-84/16 CALL TO ORDER Reeve M. Douglass called the meeting to order at 10:49 a.m. EXCUSED FROM MEETING All members were in attendance at this meeting. ADOPTION OF MINUTES 3.1 Minutes - Council (March 10, 2016) , MOVED BY COUNCILLOR KELLY CHRISTMAN that the March 10, 2016 Council Meeting minutes be adopted as presented. MOTION CARRIED Regular Council March 24, 2016 4. CALL FOR POST AGENDA ITEMS Reeve M. Douglass called for post agenda items. 5. ADOPTION OF AGENDA C-85/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR ANNE MARIE PHILIPSEN that the agenda be adopted as amended. MOTION CARRIED 6. BYLAWS 6.1 Bylaw 1862-16 - Special Tax The Director of Corporate Services provided background information on this item and responded to questions from Council. C-86/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR WAYNE HAMMERGREN that Bylaw 1862-16, being a bylaw to impose a special tax levy on lots within subdivisions that are receiving waterworks from the Eastern Irrigation District, be given FIRST reading. MOTION CARRIED C-87/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR KELLY CHRISTMAN that Bylaw 1862-16 be given SECOND reading. MOTION CARRIED C-88/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR ANNE MARIE PHILIPSEN that consent be given for Bylaw 1862-16 to receive third reading this 24th day of March, 2016. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY C-89/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR ELLEN UNRUH that Bylaw 1862-16 be given THIRD and FINAL reading. MOTION CARRIED 9. ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS 9.1 Approval of 2016 Final Budget The Manager of Finance provided background information on this item. He indicated that a significant reduction in linear assessment revenue has resulted in the need to increase the revenue collected from the other non-residential sources. He provided an overview of the implications of assessment changes combined with an increased mill rate. Councillor C. Amulung asked for an analysis of where the losses have occurred. The Manager of Finance replied that the information is available to Council by roll number and the changes vary widely. He outlined the increase in percentages that must be collected from industrial, commercial, and linear assessment in order to accomplish an overall Page 2 of 14 Regular Council March 24, 2016 3% increase in non-residential tax revenue and suggested that a 12% increase was high for a single year. The Manager of Finance suggested that the Non -Residential Mill Rate be set at 7. 11, which would result in increases of 5% for non-residential, 8% for commercial, and 6% for industrial. The shortfall would be covered by the stabilization fund. He indicated that, if the linear assessment revenue continues to decrease for a prolonged period, programs and service levels would have to be re-evaluated. The Chief Administrative Officer provided information on the County's financial position and cautioned on making further budget cuts that will affect the long-term financial position of the County as municipalities that have done this often end up trying to catch up later with a much shorter window to do so. The Manager of Finance responded to questions from Council, indicating that departmental budgets are often very close to actual costs and any changes to service levels should be thoroughly investigated. The Manager of Finance responded to questions regarding the Residential mill rate, indicating that 2% more revenue is being collected here due to growth despite a decrease in that mill rate. ARRIVED AT MEETING D. Redmond arrived at 11:18 a.m. The Manager of Finance showed the revenue increased by growth and inflation, indicating that there are increases and decreases by roll number. Inflation is 2% or less and is related to growth. He responded to further questions from Council, indicating that the decrease in linear assessment revenue will also affect the other non-residential categories. Councillor W. Hammergren asked about the County of Newell Water Project. The Manager of Finance outlined the funding sources for the capital investment, which are grant funding, user contributions, then debt. On the operations side, there is currently a surplus. The Chief Administrative Officer indicated that R. Havinga had estimated that $4.50 - $5.00 per cubic meter must be collected in order for the regional water system to look after all operations and future capital replacements. Councillor C. Amulung requested more information regarding the source of the linear assessment decrease and whether it is related to actual buildings and pipelines being decommissioned. Further discussion on this item was postponed until later during this meeting. ARRIVED AT MEETING D. Jones arrived at 11:32 a.m. 7. DELEGATIONS 7.2 Silver Sage Agricultural Society - D. Redman, President G U D. Redmond, President of the Silver Sage Agricultural Society, provided Council with background information on himself. He indicated that his reason for addressing Council was to keep the lines of communication open. He indicated that he has met with the Eastern Irrigation District and City Council as well. He Page 3 of 14 Regular Council March 24, 2016 provided an update on the Silver Sage Agricultural Society, indicating that funding is collected through grants and holding events. He reported that the facilities are booked until the Brooks Kinsmen Rodeo and provided an overview of some upcoming events. Canadian Badlands will be doing a study on the Silver Sage facilities in order to determine other events that would be suitable. D. Redmond reported that they plan to provide an annual report to the Eastern Irrigation District and can do that for the County as well. Council was given the opportunity to ask questions. Reeve M. Douglass indicated that Council would like to receive an Annual Report from the Silver Sage Agricultural Society. LEFT THE MEETING D. Redmond left the meeting at 11:39 a.m. 7.1 Bombers Baseball - D. Jones D. Jones provided background on himself and his involvement with baseball throughout Alberta. The Brooks Bombers Baseball Team is part of the Western Major Baseball League and will be located in Brooks at the Brooks Regional Ball Complex. D. Jones indicated that the Board of Directors has expressed concerns with the size of the current dressing rooms at the complex. He outlined the proposal to bring in two temporary portable buildings and gave an overview of their configuration. D. Jones indicated that the long-term goal is to establish a baseball academy similar to that in Vauxhall. Originally, funding for the portable buildings was to come from corporate sponsors, but this is no longer possible due to the current economic situation. D. Jones requested $50, 000.00 from the County to be used for the dressing rooms and associated infrastructure. Council was given the opportunity to ask questions. Councillor B. de Jong asked if there were other sponsorship partners in the area besides the City of Brooks. D. Jones replied that there were five founding fathers that provided a one-time sponsorship of $10, 000.00. Another sponsor provided $25,000.00 per year for three years. He indicated that other sponsors had committed but have since pulled back. Councillor A.M. Philipsen asked about the possibility of a long-term working relationship with the Medicine Hat College. D. Jones replied that the colleges are in need of technical programs where baseball players could go. He indicated that the dressing rooms would be used by students in the baseball academies as well. Councillor G. Simpson asked if D. Jones had presented to the Joint Services Committee and if the same amount would be requested from the City of Brooks. D. Jones replied that the City had agreed to provide the fencing. LEFT THE MEETING D. Jones left the meeting at 12:10 p.m. LUNCH Council RECESSED for lunch at 12:10 p.m. and RECONVENED at 1:03 p.m. Page 4 of 14 Regular Council March 24, 2016 ARRIVED AT MEETING C. Fritche and Y. Negussie arrived at 1:03 p.m. 7. DELEGATIONS - CONTINUED 7.3 JBS Foods - C. Fritche & Y. Negussie C. Fritche provided background information on himself and a history of JBS Foods. He provided an overview of annual sales numbers, and information regarding the feedlot and plant located in Brooks. C. Fritche provided information regarding the JBS Foods brands, indicating that they will soon be launching a new brand that will be exclusive to Canada. He explained how beef is processed from start to finish, indicating that there are several steps taken to ensure the high quality of the product. He explained how the product bar code is used for traceability. C. Fritche reported that, since taking over the plant, JBS Foods has taken measures to improve conditions and the Brooks plant is now recognized as having the least E. coli bacteria in North America. He explained the remote video audit system that is used to supervise employees and ensure that equipment is being properly sanitized. Y. Negussie provided an overview of the staff at the Brooks plant, indicating that there are currently just over 2,600 people on the payroll. He outlined some of the programs and services available at the facility, which include an onsite medical clinic, an apprenticeship program, subsidized bussing, English as a Second Language -classes, and housing assistance. Y. Negussie indicated that JBS Foods is active in the community and is involved in several major events. He displayed a graph showing staff retention and turnover rates in North America, noting that the Brooks plant has the best retention rate. Y. Negussie indicated that, in 2013, a commitment was made to attracting a more family-oriented, permanent work force. C. Fritche acknowledged that there are some challenges, both economic and for health and safety, but they are trying to minimize the losses while still being compliant. He indicated that maintaining a water supply is a challenge as well and that they have built lagoons to store wastewater. Overall, the Brooks plant has been recognized as moving in the right direction and he indicated that they would continue to work through those issues. Council was given the opportunity to ask questions. Y. Negussie responded to questions regarding the apprenticeship program, indicating that the trades are mainly millwrights, welders, and electricians. C. Fritche responded to questions regarding the requirements for collecting Specified Risk Material (SRM), indicating that more focus should be placed on the producer. Y. Negussie responded to questions regarding the staff at the plant. Despite there being over 62 different languages spoken, the community is well -integrated and the teams work together and treat each other with respect. C. Fritche responded/to questions regarding operating capacity, indicating that they can comforta y process up to 4,200 head of cattle per day. For the past few months, the plant---.--.... has been processing 3,700 cattle per day. Councillor C. Amulung suggested that Page 5 of 14 Regular Council March 24, 2016 C. Fritche contact Newell Regional Services Corporation regarding the potable water supply. LEFT THE MEETING C. Fritche and Y. Negussie left the meeting at 2:16 p.m. 9. ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS - CONTINUED 9.6 UPDATE - Implementation of the Regional App The Director of Information & Technology provided an update regarding Newell Connect, the regional smart phone application. She provided an overview of how the app works and the default tiles. Other tiles that are being considered include a link to contests, maps, an events calendar, road bans, fire bans, campgrounds, Facebook, Twitter, and Alberta 511. The Director of Information & Technology reported that the app will be launched internally in April with a public launch scheduled for the end of April. She indicated that S. Kipta is the project manager and S. Yokoyama is working with the City on branding and marketing strategy. Council was given the opportunity to ask questions. The Director of Information & Technology responded to questions and encouraged Council to download the app to test and provide feedback. Councillor K. Christman asked that the public be reminded that the County of Newell is still open to face to face interactions as well. LEFT THE MEETING R. Fernell, S. Kipta, and S. Yokoyama left the meeting at 2:34 p.m. 8. AGRICULTURAL SERVICES BUSINESS 8.1 Agricultural Fieldman's Report The Director of Agricultural Services presented the Agricultural Fieldman's Report and responded to questions from Council. LEFT THE MEETING T. Green left the meeting at 2:45 p.m. 9. ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS - CONTINUED 9.4 Fire Protection Agreement - Bassano The Manager of Fire & Emergency Services provided background information on J this item and responded to questions from Council. The Director of Corporate Services responded to further questions from Council. Page 6 of 14 Regular Council March 24, 2016 C-90/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR KELLY CHRISTMAN that Council APPROVES the Fire Protection Agreement between the County of Newell and the Town of Bassano as presented. MOTION CARRIED LEFT THE MEETING K. Martin left meeting at 2:47 p.m. 10. MUNICIPAL SERVICES BUSINESS 10.1 Policy Review -Hamlet Services The Director of Municipal Services provided background information on this item. He indicated that Councillors of divisions with hamlets were consulted and he provided an overview of the changes made. The Divisional Councillor is the liaison between the County and the Hamlet Advisory Committee. The Director of Municipal Services indicated that a template for meeting minutes has been created and will be attached to the policy. Council was given the opportunity to ask questions. Discussion followed regarding elections for hamlet advisory board members. The Director of Municipal Services indicated that the composition of the committee was left open so that the hamlets make that decision. He suggested that boards be made up of 3-5 members. The Hamlet Advisory Board communicates requests to Council and Council makes the decision. He suggested that a maximum number of members could be specified. The Director of Municipal Services responded to further questions from Council. C-91/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR CLARENCE AMULUNG that Policy 2016-PPW-057 (Hamlet Services) be adopted as presented. MOTION CARRIED 9. ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS - CONTINUED 9.8 Cheques for Payment C-92/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR GORDON SIMPSON that cheque 183543 in the amount of $704,188.39 be APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED 9.1 Approval of 2016 Final Budget The Manager of Finance provided an average of the additional tax dollars collected for all non-residential and residential categories. He indicated that he would be comfortable leaving the residential mill rate the same as in 2015. The average residential tax payer will have a $10.00 increase in their tax bill. The Manager of Finance responded to questions from Council regarding the average impact, cost of services, and revenue from power transmission lines. I Page 7 of 14 1 Regular Council March 24, 2016 The Manager of Finance provided information regarding a budget adjustment in the amount of $10,000.00 for connecting water to the Gem Fire Department. Discussion followed regarding the residential mill rate. C-93/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR WAYNE HAMMERGREN that the 2016 Final Budget be APPROVED as amended with the inclusion of $10,000.00 for a rural water service connection at the Gem Fire Hall to be funded through the Fire Apparatus Fund. MOTION CARRIED 6. BYLAWS - CONTINUED 6.2 Bylaw 1863-16 - Tax Rates (2016) C-94/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR KELLY CHRISTMAN that Bylaw 1863-16, being a bylaw to authorize the various rates of taxation for various purposes in the year 2016, be given FIRST reading with the following amendment: - that the residential mill rate be set at 3.3892. MOTION CARRIED LEFT THE MEETING M. Fenske, M. Harbicht, and T. Green left the meeting at 3:50 p.m. 7. DELEGATIONS - CONTINUED 7. Bombers Baseball - continued Discussion continued regarding potential funding sources. The Director of Corporate Services responded to questions, indicating that Municipal Public Reserve is a possible source. Discussion followed regarding Municipal Public Reserve and Recreation Board Funding. The Director of Corporate Services will get more information regarding possible funding sources. This item will be discussed further during the April 7, 2016 Council Meeting. 9. ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS 9.2 Ducks Unlimited Wetland Restoration - G.W. Murray Ranches (Twp. 18 Rge. 13) The Director of Corporate Services provided background information on this item and responded to questions from Council. The Chief Administrative Officer indicated that the compensation is for road allowances that will be flooded and �n that the funds should be placed in reserves for roads rather than wetland v� restoration. The Director of Corporate Services indicated that the County will retain ownership of the road allowances that are flooded. Page 8 of 14 Regular Council March 24, 2016 -95/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR LIONEL JUSS that Council accepts the Ducks Unlimited Wetlands Restoration Project compensation in the amount of $25,951.40. MOTION CARRIED 9.3 Replacement of Mini Bus The Director of Corporate Services provided background information on this item, indicating that he is still working with the bus drivers and the mechanics to determine the best option. Councillor C. Amulung requested that the comfort of the ride in the new bus be comparable to that of the old bus. C-96/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR CLARENCE AMULUNG that Council APPROVES the purchase of a new mini bus in the amount of up to $95,000.00. MOTION CARRIED 9.5 Funding Request - Brooks & District Seniors OutReach Society The Director of Corporate Services provided background information on this item and responded to questions from Council. C-97/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR ANNE MARIE PHILIPSEN that Council APPROVES the request from the Brooks & District Seniors OutReach Society in the amount of $1,000.00 for the Seniors OutReach Dinner with funding from the Charitable Grants & Donations Account. MOTION CARRIED 9.7 Councillor Payment Sheets (February 2016) Councillor G. Simpson reminded Council that conferences and seminars not listed in the policy require approval as a function of Council. Discussion followed regarding two events that had not previously been approved as a function of Council. Councillor C. Amulung expressed concerns with committees outside of Council approving attendance at conferences with expenses to be reimbursed by the County. Councillor T. Fyfe indicated that the Joint Services Committee had paid for her registration to attend the Growing Rural Tourism Conference. Councillor L. Juss expressed concerns with the Councillor Compensation & Expenses spreadsheet. C-98/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR WAYNE HAMMERGREN that the Newell 9-1-1 Tour of the Calgary facilities on February 12, 2016 IS NOT considered a function of Council; further, that the Growing Rural Tourism Conference on February 22-24, 2016 IS considered a function of Council for Councillor T. Fyfe and Councillor E. Unruh. MOTION CARRIED C-99/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR ANNE MARIE PHILIPSEN that the February 2016 Councillor Payment Sheets be accepted with the amendments recommended by the Councillor Compensation Review Committee. MOTION CARRIED Page 9 of 14 Regular Council March 24, 2016 9.9 Payment Register The Director of Corporate Services responded to questions from Council. C-100/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR TRACY FYFE that the Payment Register be accepted. MOTION CARRIED 9.10 Requests for Functions of Council Discussion followed regarding upcoming conferences. Councillor K. Christman will be attending the Alberta Library Conference, which is pre -approved in the Councillor Compensation & Expenses Policy. Councillor L. Juss indicated that he would be attending the Community Planning Association of Alberta conference which had been approved as a function of Council during the February 25, 2016 Council Meeting. Councillor W. Hammergren, Councillor T. Fyfe, and Councillor E. Unruh have withdrawn their names and will not be attending this conference. Councillor B. de Jong requested permission to attend the Canadian Water Resources Association Conference in place of Councillor A.M. Philipsen. C-101/16 MOVED BY COUNCILLOR ANNE MARIE PHILIPSEN that Councillor B. de Jong be permitted to attend the Canadian Water Resources Association Conference in Edmonton, AB on April 3-5, 2016 as a function of Council. MOTION CARRIED 11. COMMITTEE REPORTS 11.1 Digital Futures/Local to Global Forum Councillor B. de Jong submitted a written report. 11.2 Airport Commission Councillor L. Juss reported that the fuel depot is now open. 11.3 Grasslands Regional FCSS Councillor C. Amulung reported that L. Pye-Matheson is spending most of her time working with the Community Response Committee. As a result, the strategic planning session has been postponed until the end of the month. 11.4 Newell Regional Services Corporation Councillor C. Amulung reported that everything is working well. R. Havinga is working with the Manager of Finance on asset transfers. Page 10 of 14 Regular Council March 24, 2016 11.5 Newell Recycling Association Councillor L. Juss reported that he attended the Alberta Recycling Spring Seminar in February. Lethbridge is making good progress with recycling and is starting a five year program. 11.6 Newell Regional Tourism Association Councillor E. Unruh reported that B. Tucker is no longer with Canadian Badlands. The tablets that were at Rosie's Roadside Grill will be returned to DUB Bassano. She provided details regarding upcoming projects, including a trail from Drumheller to Dinosaur Park and a hotel resort development near Steveville. She also reported that Global Village will be creating a television program showcasing the region that will be played on CBC. (--417"j 11.7 Growing Rural Tourism Conference Councillor E. Unruh reported on her attendance at the Growing Rural Tourism Conference. She attended a session regarding dealing with customer complaints and Councillor T. Fyfe is trying to get a copy of the presentation by D. Griffiths. Councillor E. Unruh reported that the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association has developed the Tourism Vitality Alberta Toolkit to measure and develop tourism. The Chamber of Commerce, City of Brooks, and NRTA will be completing the questionnaire. Councillor E. Unruh asked that the County complete the questionnaire as well and send the responses to the NRTA. 11.8 Recreation Board - Division 6 Councillor K. Christman reported that the funds have been allocated and cheque presentations will be done this week. 11.9 Strategic Transportation Infrastructure Program Workshop Councillor K. Christman indicated that she attended the Strategic Transportation Infrastructure Program Workshop with the Director of Municipal Services during the AAMDC Spring 2016 Convention. Online surveys will begin in April and then another session will be held in June. 11.10 Pioneer Gas Co -Op Annual General Meeting Councillor K. Christman reported that she attended the Pioneer Gas Co-op Annual General Meeting on March 21, 2016. Predictions were made regarding record low rates for household fuel next year as fuel is sitting in storage instead of being shipped east or west. However, the expected carbon tax rate will increase the cost of household fuel bills. New pipeline construction (h the Gem area is expected to be complete this year or next year. Page 11 of 14 Regular Council March 24, 2016 11.11 Shortgrass Library System Councillor K. Christman reported that the financial statements have been approved and they continue to review and update policies. There has been ongoing discussion regarding the donated book fee. Librarians are being trained on processing books in house. Councillor K. Christman will be attending the Alberta Library Conference April 28 - May 1, 2016. She provided information regarding technology upgrades and the installation of a new roof with solar panels. 11.12 County of Newell Library Board Councillor K. Christman reported that book houses have been built for Rolling Hills Reservoir, Scandia, and Bow City. Once the book house has been situated at Emerson Bridge Park, every campground, hamlet, and village will have access to a library. 11.13 Newell 9-1-1 Association Councillor B. de Jong provided an update on the Alberta First Responder Radio Project, indicating that they have begun implementation in Edmonton and things are going well. He provided information regarding why 9-1-1 services are contracted through Red Deer rather than Calgary. 11.14 Rural Crime Watch Councillor T. Fyfe reported that the Rural Crime Watch has set up a Facebook page in order to post announcements and keep residents informed. 11.15 Mayors & Reeves of Southwest Alberta Reeve M. Douglass reported that the Mayors & Reeves of Southwest Alberta had discussed the Rural Physicians Action Plan. They also had a presentation regarding a large recycling initiative in Taber. 11.16 Newell Foundation Reeve M. Douglass provided an update on a meeting with the architect for the Bassano Project and Alberta Health Services. 11.17 Reeve's Report Reeve M. Douglass indicated that she had met with Mayor B. Snape and Mayor D. Gibb recently. She attended the grand opening of the Medicine Hat Recovery IIIII-A0 & Detox Centre which is an amazing facility. She attended a meeting with Page 12 of 14 Regular Council March 24, 2016 MLA R. Wanner and the Associate Minister of Health regarding provincial funding for HALO. Discussion followed regarding HALO and the services that they provide. 11.18 Bow River Basin Forum Councillor E. Unruh reported on the Bow River Basin Science Forum that she attended, indicating that it was technical and focused mainly on watersheds. Ducks Unlimited is working to locate historical wetlands using old data and photos and continuing the work of previous researchers. 12. POST AGENDA ITEMS 12.1 Divisional Boundaries Councillor B. de Jong suggested a workshop session to discuss the County's ;>^ divisional boundaries and provide information to the new customer -s. The Director of Corporate Services provided further information, indicating that topic had been discussed during the 2016 Budget meetings as a census would be required to determine the population by division. He reported that he has contacted Statistics Canada to ask if it is possible to have federal census takers identify locations where data is collected so that the County can use this information. The Director of Corporate Services responded to questions from IL(Council. Discussion followed and it was determined that the workshop to discuss� Divisional Boundaries will be held on Monday, April 18, 2016 in Council Chambers beginning at 10:00 a.m. 13. INFORMATION ITEMS 13.1 Strategic Priorities Chart This item was accepted as information. 14. QUESTION PERIOD/NOTICE OF MOTION A question period and notice of motion was held. Councillor A.M. Philipsen requested that D. Davidson, Regional Director of the Southern Region for Alberta Transportation, be invited to a future Council meeting as per the response received from the Minister of Culture & Tourism. Councillor W. Hammergren indicated that the Scandia Hamlet Advisory Annual General Meeting would be held on April 19, 2016 and information would be presented regarding the impact of extending the local improvement. Reeve M. Douglass indicated that Council wants the residents to have all the information so that they can make a decision. Page 13 of 14 Regular Council March 24, 2016 15. IN CAMERA There were no in camera items to discuss at this meeting. 16. ADJOURN Being that the agenda matters have been concluded, the meeting adjourned at 5:41 p.m. Signed this)%day of.A32�L(./ 12016 Reeve Page 14 of 14 nistrator