Minutes of the
PRESENT: George
Russill, Reeve
Floyd
Haas
LeRay
Pahl
Garry
Lentz
Herb
Scott
Jerry
Clark
Brad
Betcker
Peter
Konosky
Rick
Bleau, Public Works Supervisor
Jeffrey
Dowling, Planning Advisor
ABSENT: Lutz Perschon, Manager
CALL TO ORDER: 10:52
A.M.
AGENDA: Resolution No. 2009/201
Jerry
Clark moved to accept the agenda with the additions of 7(d) Range Road 10 –
Walburger, 7(e) Range Road 13 – Janke, and 7(f) Elkwater Roads to New Business.
Carried.
MINUTES: Resolution No. 2009/202
Herb
Scott moved to approve the minutes of the July 7th, 2009 Regular Council
Meeting.
Carried.
Accounts ACCOUNTS FOR
PAYMENT:
Resolution No. 2009/203
Floyd Haas moved to approve the Accounts for Payment
in the amount of $ 583,687.78.
Carried.
DELEGATIONS:
Water Co-op
Agreements and the
IDP, Don McLennan Mr. McLennan
was in attendance to ask Council for acknowledgement of the Roytal Water Co-op
in the Water Agreement with the City of
CerPro Recycling
Proposal, Tony
Schlenker At
the July 7th Council meeting, Council requested to speak with CerPro
Energy to discuss their recycling proposal.
CerPro Energy is interested in developing a recycling business,
beginning with the various waste items they collect from the oil patch. In order to carry through with their concept,
they need
Mr.
Schlenker explained that CerPro does not want to dispose of their gas and oilfield
debris waste in the local landfill. CerPro
is looking into recycling this debris by shredding the debris to obtain a raw
material in a granular form for re-use in various by-products.
CerPro
has had supportive preliminary meetings with Town of
RECESSS: 12:03 P.M.
RECONVENE: 12:32 P.M.
CASH STATEMENT: Resolution No. 2009/204
Garry
Lentz moved to receive for information the cash statement for the month ending
June 30th, 2009.
Carried.
BUSINESS ARISING:
Bylaw 2009/18 - Land
Use Amendment
(Pt NW 22-12-7-W4)
A Public Hearing on the proposed bylaw was held prior to the meeting.
Resolution No. 2009/205
Darcy
Geigle moved second reading of Bylaw 2009/18.
Defeated.
CerPro Recycling
Proposal A
delegation from CerPro Energy Services Inc. attended the meeting to discuss
their recycling proposal.
Resolution No. 2009/206
Jerry
Clark moved to provide a letter to support CerPro Energy Services Inc.
recycling proposal.
Carried.
Water Agreement A
delegation from the Roytal Water Co-op requested that this co-op be
acknowledged in the Water Agreement between
In
the current draft of the Water Agreement, the Roytal Water Co-op is noted. Council directed staff to notify the Roytal
Water Co-op that their co-op has been recognized.
NEW BUSINESS:
Walsh Water Lines
Project Recently,
Resolution No. 2009/207
Floyd
Haas moved to proceed with the Walsh Water Line Project provided approval from
AMIP.
Carried.
Sandy Point Park Boat
Launch Request A handwritten
letter has been received requesting that a boat launch be considered for the
The
boat launch would consist of concrete pads tied together, similar to the boat
launch at Bullshead Dam. The estimated
cost is $30,000.
Council
approves a design similar to the boat launch at Bullshead Dam. Council directed
staff to contact Canadian Badlands for possible funding and Alberta Environment
for permission to install a boat launch.
DELEGATION:
Subdivision Road
Improvements Cost
Sharing, Bruce
Johnson As a condition
of subdivision approval, 07CY62, a 10 metre corner cut-off at the Township Road
120 intersection needs to be provided and paved, to increase the turning radius
of the corner to 20 metres. Mr. Johnson
is requesting that the County participate in the upgrade of Township Road
120.
As
a result of discussion, Council agreed that if the County becomes responsible
for industrial standards of access onto or off of Township Road 120 as part of the Twp Rd 120
Area Structure Plan, any previous upgrades will be refunded the cost at the time
of development.
NEW BUSINESS:
Range Road 10 –
Walburger Blaine Walburger
lives on the NE 25-13-01-W4. Range Road 10 ends at the north and south of Walburger’s yard and people proceed to
drive through his yard. Mr. Walburger is asking Council to change the road
to go around the farm yard.
One
option would be to contact the RM in
Council
would like staff to contact the
Range Road 13 –
Janke Leonard
and Betty Janke submitted a letter with concerns regarding the maintenance of
Range Road 13. Currently the last 600 m
of this road are not maintained as the road is treated as a private road. Any maintenance costs such as blading in the
summer and plowing in the winter would be the landowner’s responsibility. As well, weed control has been applied to
this road in the past couple of years.
Council
discussed the issue. Currently there is
no policy regarding the maintenance of public roads, but the practice is to
maintain to the quarter section line.
Council would like staff to draft a policy on this issue.
Elkwater Roads As
a result of a letter from the Elkwater Community Association, Reeve Russill
would like Council to submit a letter of support of a 75-25 split with the province
for the paving of the roads in Elkwater.
As per the hamlet financial summaries, Elkwater Townsite is the only
place that is making a profit.
Council
would like staff to research road projects in Elkwater Townsite that
REPORTS:
Public
Work’s Report The Public Work’s Report was presented
and accepted for information.
In
the past
A
letter with no signature was submitted regarding the maintenance of dust
control in a subdivision and the fees for dust control. As the letter had no signature, no reply is
necessary.
Council
approved a new bladed road allowance at SW 35-7-3-W4.
Assistant Manager’s
Report The
Assistant Manager’s Report was presented and accepted for information.
Council
is not interested in selling the piece of property in Irvine east of Thompson
Street.
Reeve’s/Councillors’
Reports Updates
were provided on meetings/conferences attended and upcoming meetings.
COMMITTEE
SESSION: Resolution No. 2009/208
Brad
Betcker moved to go into committee of the whole.
Carried.
Resolution No. 2009/209
Brad
Betcker moved to come out of committee of the whole.
Carried.
ADJOURN: 4:00
P.M.