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LAC LA BICHE COUNTY PO Box 1679 Lac La Biche, AB TOA 2C0 Phone: (780) 623-1747 Fax: (780) 623-2039 (County Centre) Phone: (780) 623 4323 Fax: (780) 623 3510 (McArthur Place) emaii: main.offce@,laclabichecounty.com August 30,2007 Honourable Ed Stelmach, Premier of Alberta Room 307 Legislature Building 10800 97 Avenue Edmonton, AB TSK 2B6 Dear Premier Stelmach: This letter is to advise you that effective August 1, 2007, the Town of Lac La Biche and Lakeland County have been dissolved and a new municipal district has formed in the name of "Lac La Biche County". At the August 29,2007 Regular Council Meeting, the Interim Lac La Biche County Council passed a resolution to appoint Mr. Peter Kirylchuk as the Interim Mayor and Mr. Tom Lett as the Interim Deputy Mayor of the newly formed Lac La Biche County. We look forward to the opportunity that amalgamation presents us with to move forward, improve and to enhance this community. We would like to thank the province and Honourable Minister Danyluk for all the support and assistance provided to us in helping to bring this matter to realization. Should you have any questions or concerns please contact me at (780)623-1747. Sincerely, Lac La ~icheCounty cc: Members of Lac La Biche County Council Honourable Ray Danyluk, Minister of Municipal Affairs & Housing Honourable Doug Homer, Minister of Advanced Education & Technology Honourable George Groeneveld, Minister of Agriculture & Food Honourable Janis Tarchuk, Minister of Children's Services Honourable Ron Liepert, Minister of Education Honourable Iris Evans, Minister of Employment, Immigration & Industry Honourable Me1 Knight, Minister of Energy Honourable Rob Re~mer,Minister of Environment Honourable Lyle Oberg, Minister of Finance Honourable Dave Hancock, Minister of Health & Wellness Honourable Luke Ouellette, Minister of Infrastructure & Transportation Honourable Guy Boutilier, Minister of International, Intergovernmental & Aboriginal Relations Honourable Ron Stevens, Minister of Justice & Attorney General Honourable Lloyd Snelgrove, President of Treasury Board & Minister of Service Alberta Honourable Greg Melchin, Minister of Seniors & Community Supports Honourable Fred Lindsay, Solicitor General & Public Security Honourable Ted ort ton; Minister of Sustainable Resource D&elopment Honourable Hector Goudreau, Minister of Tourism, Parks, Recreation & Culture AAMD&C AUMA Members .

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