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The Alberta Gazette PART 1 _______________________________________________________________________ Vol. 96 EDMONTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2000 No. 17 _______________________________________________________________________ GOVERNMENT NOTICES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORDER DESIGNATING REGISTERED HISTORIC RESOURCE (Historical Resources Act) File No. Des. 2051 I, Stan Woloshyn, Minister charged with the administration of the Historical Resources Act, R.S.A. 1980, c. H-8, as amended, do hereby: 1. Pursuant to section 15, subsection (1) of that Act, designate the structure known as the St. Helen’s Anglican Church, together with the land legally described as all that portion of the NW quarter of section 13, township 49, range 8, west of the fourth meridian described as follows: commencing at a point on the western boundary of the said quarter section distant 1815 feet southerly from the north west corner thereof, thence southerly along the said westerly boundary 165 feet, thence easterly parallel to the northerly boundary thereof 264 feet, thence northerly parallel to the said westerly boundary 165 feet, thence westerly parallel to the said northerly boundary 264 feet more or less to the point of commencement, containing .405 hectares (1 acre) more or less. Excepting thereout all mines and minerals, and municipally located at Stellaville, Alberta as a Registered Historic Resource, 2. Give notice that pursuant to section 15, subsection (5) of that Act, no person shall destroy, disturb, alter, restore, or repair any Registered Historic Resource or remove any historic object from a Registered Historic Resource until the expiration of 90 days from the date of serving notice on the Minister of any proposed action, unless the Minister sooner consents to the proposed action. Signed at Edmonton this 15th day of August, 2000. Stan Woloshyn, Minister. _______________________________________________________________________ GOVERNMENT SERVICES The Registrar’s Periodical, corporate registration, incorporation and other notices of the Corporate Registry are listed at the end of this issue. THE ALBERTA GAZETTE, PART I, SEPTEMBER 15, 2000 VITAL STATISTICS CERTIFICATE OF CHANGE OF PERSONAL NAME (Change of Name Act) All Notice of Change of Personal Names for 2000 can be viewed in print versions of the Alberta Gazette or on QP Source Professional. 1834 THE ALBERTA GAZETTE, PART I, SEPTEMBER 15, 2000 All Notice of Change of Personal Names for 2000 can be viewed in print versions of the Alberta Gazette or on QP Source Professional. 1835 THE ALBERTA GAZETTE, PART I, SEPTEMBER 15, 2000 All Notice of Change of Personal Names for 2000 can be viewed in print versions of the Alberta Gazette or on QP Source Professional. 1836 THE ALBERTA GAZETTE, PART I, SEPTEMBER 15, 2000 All Notice of Change of Personal Names for 2000 can be viewed in print versions of the Alberta Gazette or on QP Source Professional. _______________________________________________________________________ INFRASTRUCTURE SALE OR DISPOSITION OF LAND (Government Organization Act) Name of Purchaser: Daniel Guy Bremault and Carmen Angele Bremault. 1837 THE ALBERTA GAZETTE, PART I, SEPTEMBER 15, 2000 Consideration: $2,200 Land Description: Plan 9320313. That portion of extra road and road #2 contained within the limits of Plan 002 240 687, containing 2.471 hectares more or less. Excepting thereout all mines and minerals, located in the Municipal District of Bonnyville No. 87. _______________ Name of Purchaser: Mike Mrdjenovich Consideration: $140,000 Land Description: All that portion of the northeast quarter of section 19, township 53, range 6, west of the fifth meridian which lies south of the right of way of the Grande Trunk Pacific Railway as shown on Railway Plan 7309R, containing 19.8 hectares (49.1 acres), excepting thereout: 0.121 hectares (0.3 acres) more or less, out of the northeast quarter as shown on Road Plan 7309AG. Excepting thereout all mines and minerals and the right to work the same, located in Parkland County. Meridian 5, range 6, township 53, section 19. All that portion of the southeast quarter which lies north of the Road Plan 2414PX, containing 47.6 hectares (117.67 acres) more or less, excepting thereout: 2.486 hectares (6.14 acres) more or less for Road Plan 842 2430. Excepting thereout all mines and minerals and the right to work the same, located in Parkland County. _______________ Name of Purchaser: 657406 Alberta Ltd. Consideration: $28,000 Land Description: Plan 0023309, Block 9, Lot 2. Area: 0.847 hectares (2.09 acres) more or less. Excepting thereout all mines and minerals, located in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (Fort McMurray). _______________________________________________________________________ RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT DECLARATION OF WITHDRAWAL FROM UNIT AGREEMENT (Petroleum and Natural Gas Tenure Regulations) The Minister of Resource Development on behalf of the Crown in Right of Alberta hereby declares and states that the Crown in right of Alberta has withdrawn as a party to the agreement entitled “Gilby Viking “B” Unit No. 1" effective August 15, 2000. _______________________________________________________________________ SAFETY CODES COUNCIL AGENCY ACCREDITATION (Safety Codes Act) Pursuant to section 26 of the Alberta Safety Codes Act, it is hereby ordered that - A.S. Roach Fire Services Ltd., Accreditation No. A000188, Order No. O00000340, November 8, 1995 Having satisfied the terms and conditions of the Safety Codes Council is authorized to provide services under the Alberta Safety Codes Act for Fire, all parts of the Alberta Fire Code including investigations. 1838 THE ALBERTA GAZETTE, PART I, SEPTEMBER 15, 2000 CORPORATE ACCREDITATION (Safety Codes Act) Pursuant to section 24 of the Alberta Safety Codes Act, it is hereby ordered that - Weyerhaeuser Company Limited, Accreditation No. C000154, Order No. O00000732, February 28, 1996 Having satisfied the terms and conditions of the Safety Codes Council is authorized to administer the Alberta Safety Codes Act within their jurisdiction for Electrical. _______________________________________________________________________ CANCELLATION OF JOINT MUNICIPAL ACCREDITATION (Safety Codes Act) Pursuant to section 23(3)(c) of the Alberta Safety Codes Act, it is hereby ordered that - Village of Paradise Valley, Accreditation No. J000108, Order No. R00000185, August 22, 2000 Having voluntarily withdrawn from the accreditation issued July 12, 1995 to administer the Alberta Safety Codes Act for the discipline of Building is revoked for new work undertaken and the municipality is to cease administration within their jurisdiction under this accreditation effective August 21, 2000. _______________ Pursuant to section 23(3)(c) of the Alberta Safety Codes Act, it is hereby ordered that - Village of Paradise Valley, Accreditation No. J000108, Order No. R00000186, August 22, 2000 Having voluntarily withdrawn from the accreditation issued July 12, 1995 to administer the Alberta Safety Codes Act for the discipline of Electrical is revoked for new work undertaken and the municipality is to cease administration within their jurisdiction under this accreditation effective August 21, 2000. _______________ Pursuant to section 23(3)(c) of the Alberta Safety Codes Act, it is hereby ordered that - Village of Paradise Valley, Accreditation No. J000108, Order No. R00000187, August 22, 2000 Having voluntarily withdrawn from the accreditation issued July 12, 1995 to administer the Alberta Safety Codes Act for the discipline of Fire is revoked for new work undertaken and the municipality is to cease administration within their jurisdiction under this accreditation effective August 21, 2000. _______________ Pursuant to section 23(3)(c) of the Alberta Safety Codes Act, it is hereby ordered that - Village of Paradise Valley, Accreditation No. J000108, Order No. R00000188, August 22, 2000 Having voluntarily withdrawn from the accreditation issued July 12, 1995 to administer the Alberta Safety Codes Act for the discipline of Gas is revoked for new work 1839 THE ALBERTA GAZETTE, PART I, SEPTEMBER 15, 2000 undertaken and the municipality is to cease administration within their jurisdiction under this accreditation effective August 21, 2000. _______________ Pursuant to section 23(3)(c) of the Alberta Safety Codes Act, it is hereby ordered that - Village of Paradise Valley, Accreditation No. J000108, Order No. R00000189, August 22, 2000 Having voluntarily withdrawn from the accreditation issued July 12, 1995 to administer the Alberta Safety Codes Act for the discipline of Plumbing is revoked for new work undertaken and the municipality is to cease administration within their jurisdiction under this accreditation effective August 21, 2000. _______________ Pursuant to section 23(3)(c) of the Alberta Safety Codes Act, it is hereby ordered that - Town of Millet, Accreditation No. J000108, Order No. R00000190, August 29, 2000 Having voluntarily withdrawn from the accreditation issued July 12, 1995 to administer the Alberta Safety Codes Act for the discipline of Building is revoked for new work undertaken and the municipality is to cease administration within their jurisdiction under this accreditation effective August 28, 2000. _______________ Pursuant to section 23(3)(c) of the Alberta Safety Codes Act, it is hereby ordered that - Town of Millet, Accreditation No. J000108, Order No. R00000191, August 29, 2000 Having voluntarily withdrawn from the accreditation issued July 12, 1995 to administer the Alberta Safety Codes Act for the discipline
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