AN AGENDA FOR A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF INNISFAIL SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13,2006 COMMENCING AT 7:00P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS.
IN ATTENDANCE:
MAYOR KEN GRAHAM
COUNCILORS TRACEY WALKER, DON SHYGERA, PATT CHURCHILL, JASON HEISTAD, GARY MACDONALD, DEREK BAIRD
C.A.O. DALE MATHER C.F.O. BARBARA SCOTT DIR. OF OPER. TIM AINSCOUGH DEV. OFFICER ELWIN WIENS
ADOPT AGENDA: ______AND ______THAT THE AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13,2006 BE ADOPTED AS PRESENTED I AMENDED. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
ADOPT MINUTES:
AND -TH_A_T_T_H_E_M--IN_U_T-ES~O-F~T-H~E-P~R~EV-IOU S~R~E~G-U-LA~R~M~E=ET=I~N~G-H~E~L~D~O~N~----- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2006 BE ADOPTED AS PRESENTED I AMENDED. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY THE M INUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF INNISFAIL HELD ON MONDAY, OCTOJ3EH 23,2006 COMMENCING AT 7:00 I'.M. IN TilE TOWN Oli'FICE.
IN ATTENDANCE: MAYOR: KEN GRAHAM COUNCJLORS: TRACEY WALKER, DON SJIYC ERA, PATT CH URCHILL, J ASON HE lSTAD, GARY MACDONALD, DEREK BAIRD
C.A.O.: DALE MATHER C.F.O.: BARBARA SCOTT DIR. OF OPEn: T IM AINSCOUGTT
ABSENT: DEY. OFI ADOPT AGENDA: SHYGIWA & MACDONALD - TIJATTI-LE AGENDA FOR T ilE REGULAR MEETING SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY, OCTODEH 23, 2006 BE ADOPTED AS AMEND Ell BY ADDITION Oli' TWO ITEMS UNDER TI-lli ENVlRONMENTAL HEALTH T'OR'I'FOLJO. CARHJIW UNANIMOUSLY ADOI'T MINUTES: MACDONALD & CHURCHILL- THAT TilE M I NUT I~S OF THE l'REVIOUS MEETING IIELD ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10,21106 BE ADOPTED AS AMENDED. CARHIED UNANIMOUS LY DYLAW #1449: WALKER & MACDONALD - THAT BYLAW #1449, OF THE TOWN OF TNNISFAIL, IN TflE PROVINCE OF ALBE RTA BEING A BYLAW TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR AND CIIIEF ADMlNISTRATIVE OFFICER 1'0 EXECUTE AN AGREI!:MENT WlTil ATCO GAS AND l'll'ELJNES LTD. TO RENEW AN AGREEMENT W ITH, AND TO CO NFER A FRANCHlSE ON HfE COMl'ANY TO DELJVER NATURAL GAS TO CUSTOMERS WlTHJN TilE TOWN OF INNISFAJL BE READ A FIRST TIME IN OPEN 10 COUNCIL TIHS 23 , DAY OF OCTOBER 2006. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY J>OLICY #2006-008: WALKER & BAIRD - THAT POLICY 112006-008, A l'OLICY FOR TilE IIJRLNG OF SUMMER STUDENTS BE ADOPTED- CARRIED UNANI MOUSLY iVIUNICll'AL Ali'FAIRS LETTER rROM ALBERTA MUN ICIPAL APFAIRS ACCOUNTING REGARDING CHANG ES TO THE ACCOUNTING STANDARDS: STAN DARDS FOR LOCAL GOVGRNMENTS IN CANADA WAS PRESENTED FOR INFORMATION. EMJi:RGENCY LETTER FROM MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS REGA RDING T £-J E MANAGEMENT NEWLY CREATJ:.m IJ MERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: ALBERT/\ t\ GENCY WAS PRESENTED FOR INf ORMATION. AUMA - LAND-USE LErrER rROM 'AUMA' REQUESTING FEEDBACK ON A FRAMEWORK: DRAFT COPY Or A POLICY DISCUSSION PAP ER ON A PROV INCIAL LAND-USE FRAl\!l.EWORK WAS PRESENTED FOR INFORMATION. WORK SCHEDULE: COMPLETED WORK SCHEDULE FROM OCTOBER I 0, 2006 WAS PRESENTED FOR INFORMATION. P.C.P.S. - RE: RED PACKAGE FIWM PARKLAND COMMUN flY PLANN ING DEER ClTY GlWWTH: SERV ICES REGARDING TilE CITY OF RI3D DEER'S LONG TERM GROWTH WAS AVi\JLABLE FOR INFORMATION. 'CONTACT': 'CONTACT' NEWSLE'IT ERS FROM OCTOnER 6 & 13,2006 WERE PR ESENTED FOR INFORMATION. AMBULANCE STATS: GUA RDIAN AMBULANCE STATISTICS FOR SEPTEMBER 2006 WERE PRESENTED FOR INFORMATION . MU IC1J>AL SAFETY MUNICIPAL SAFETY NEWSLETfER FROM SEPTEMBER I NEWSLETTER: OCTOB I~R, 2006 WAS PRESENTED FOR INfORMATION. SUBDIVISION DISCUSSION \VAS IIELD REGARDING A REQUnST fROM EXTENSION: ALLEN AULD TO HAVE A ONE YEAR SUBDIVISION EXTENSION ON LOTS 17 & 18, BLOCK 41, PLAN 3733P. lT WAS NOTED TIIAT PREVIOUS EXTENSIONS I lAD BEEN GIVEN fN THE PAST. CII URCHILL & WALKER -THAT COUNCIL APPROVE nm REQUEST FOR EXTENSION. MOTION DEFEATED UNANIMOUSLY SNOWBLOWER HETSTAD & ClllJ RCill LL - TllAT COUNCIL APPROVE PURCHASE: TilE PURCHASE OF A llPM MODEL LM-217 SNOWBLOWER FROM INDUSTRIAL MACIIINE l NC. FOR THE PRI.CE OF $97,224.00 PLUS GST. CA RRIED UNANIMOUSLY SUSTAINED NEWS RELEASE fROM Tl IE CANA DIAN COUNCIL Of INFRASTRUCTURE PROFESSIONAL ENGfNEERS RJ2GARDING A CA LL POR FUNDING: SUSTATNED INfRASTRUCTURE FUNDING WAS PRESENTED FOR INFORMATION. ECONOMIC COUNCILOR MACDONALD REPORTED AT LENGTll ON DEVELOPMENT THE MINUTES FROM THE ECONOM IC DEVELOPMENT UOARO MINUTES: BOARD MEETING IJELl) OCTOJ3ER 17,2006. CAEL': CAEP QUlCKNOTES FOR OCTOBER 2006 WERE !'RESENTED FOR INFORMATION. EDB Rli:S.IGNATION: MACDONALD & BAIRD - TIIAT COUNCIL ACCEI)T WITH REG RET THE H._ESIGNATION OF 13013 BRYCE FROM TirE ECONONnC DEVELOPMENT [lOARD. CAIUUED UNANIMOUSLY EDll llROCf{lJRE: C.A.O. DALE MATII ER REVIEWED THE BROCHURE Wli!CII I-IJ\D BEEN PREPARED AND PRJNTEO. CONCERN WAS EXPRESSED IU~GARD I NG SOME POINTS IN T! IE BROCIIURE WlllCI I DO NOT POLLOW lOP DISCUSS IONS. MACDONALD & Sll YGERA - THAT COUNCIL ACCEPT TliE '20 /20' BROCHURE WlTII THE FOLLOWING RESERVATIONS: 2 TilE COUNC IL OFTIIIL TOWN OF INNISFAIL RECOGNIZU:S THE VALUE OF VOLUNTJ.o:ER RESIDENT AN D BOARD INPUT. THE ECONOMIC DEVELOI'MENT BOAIW liAS DEVELOI'ED A 'TWI!: TY IN TWENTY' PLAN RI~COMM EN DI NG ST EPS TO PLAN FOR l' UT URE GROWTH. AS IN ALL PLANS T llli:RE ARE ASPECTS Of' T ilE '20/20' PI ,t\N Wll1Cll CAN BE ATT AINED EASILY. SOME OF T ilE Rli:COMM ENDATIONS CON'I'A INim WIT111 N THE '20/20' PLAN ARE IN CONFLICT W ITI-I EXISTING TOWN STATUTORY PLANS AND lNT ERMUNJCJPAL AGREEMENTS AND CO T AIN RECOMMENDATIONS O UT I DI~ OF T ilE TOWN'S JURISDICTION. T ilE COUNCIL OF T ilE TOWN OF INN ISFAIL liAS ACCF.PTED THE '20/20' PLAN WJTl1 TIIESF. RESERVATIONS IN Alflf i~CT AND WILL CONTI NU l~ TO WORK TOWARDS IMI'LEMENTA'f(ON OF TilE POSITIVE ASPECTS O F TilE I'LA N. CAIUUED MAYOR GRAHAM Ol'l'OSIW ADJOURN: BAIRD & 'WA Ll ER - T llAT THE REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCil~ UE ADJO URl~ED . CARRIED UNAN I ~ IO USLY TIMJ.o:: 7:35P.M. MAYOR CJIJEF FINANCIAL OJ?FICF.R 3 GENERAL GOVERNMENT LEGISLATIVE SERVICES COMMITTEE COUNCILOR - TRACEY WALKER 1. ACCOUNTS 2. NOTES FROM THE COUNCIL RETREAT HELD MONDAY, NOVEMB ER 6, 2006 - FOR INFORMATION. 3. NEWSLETTER FROM ALBERTA MUN ICIPAL AFFAIRS REGARDING TANGIBLE CAPITAL ASSETS PROJECT - FOR lNFORMJ\ TION. 4. COMPLETED WORK SCHEDULE FROM OCTOBER 23, 2006 - fOR INFORM A TJON. 5. 'CONTACT' NEWSLETTERS FROM OCTOBER 20, 27 AND NOVEMBER 3, 2006 - FOR INFORMATION. 6. PACKAGE FROM ALBERTA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REGARDING THE COALITION OF MUN ICIPJ\.LITJES AGAINST RACISM AND DISCRIMINATION PACKAGE AVAILABLE. 7. PACKAGE FROM THE MUNICIPAL GOV ERNMENT BOARD REGARDING A DECISION FOLLOWING J\ PRELIMINARY HEARING FOR PROPERTY ASSESSMENT COMPLAINTS - FOR INFORMATION. 8. 2005 ANNUAL REPORT FROM ALBERTA URBAN MUN ICIPALITIES ASSOCIATION AND ALB ERTA MUNICIPAL SERVICES CORPORATION AVAILABLE. TilE NOTES FROM A COUNCIL RETREAT HELO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2006 COMMENCING AT 5:00pm IN THE TOWN OFFICE. IN ATTENDANCE: Mayor Ken Graham Coun ci llors: Tracey Walker Derek Baird Don Shygcra Patl Churchill Jason Heistad Gary MacDonald Chief Administrative Officer Dale P. Mather Di rector of Operations Tim Ainscough ACCOMPLISHMENTS DURING TERM: The fo ll owing items were reviewed as major accomplishments of Council during the term since elected: 1. Sewer/Water Main replacemen ts - Approximately 3.3 million dol lars have been spent during the 2 yea r term on water and sewer replacements in the older areas of Town. 2. Equipment upgrades - Include new grader, new Olympia icc machine, Snow blower, and gravel trucks. All agreed that the Equipment purchased is something to be proud of. 3. Lift Station Upgrades - New electrica l sheds and scada controls have been installed at wastewater lift stations. 4. Web Page - Lots of positive comments about the new web page. 5. Sil ver Smoking Bylaw - Bylaw working well. Intent of Cou ncil to place gold level Bylaw as plebiscite ques ti on at nex t municipal electi on. 6. Centennial Park - Service Clubs have been active, Kinsmen Playground, Rotary picnic shelter, Centennial grant. Project is progressing and residents arc using the facil.ities with positive inpu t. There are still projects remai ning to be completed. 7. Financinl Position - The 2005 Financial Indicator Graphs prepared by Alberta Municipal Affairs were reviewed. Of particular note were the low debt and very positive (inaneial positi on beJel by the Town when compared with simil ar sized communities. 8. Up land Aspen Residential - All lots have been sold. Revenue has been used fo r municipal improvements throughout Town including improvements in the Centennial Park area. Trees planted by private companies and service groups and those growing naturall y in the olcl lancl1ill area are maturing and wi ll soon ta ke the place of the area lost to housing. 9. Dodd's Lake - Developer has completed the municipal improvements and houses are bei ng constructed. I 0. [[azelwood Residential - Developer has started the installation ofmunieipal improvements. I I. Tntennunicipal Development Plan - Have reached an agreement in principle wi th Reel Deer County which will guide the Town's growth fo r the next I 00 years. 1\greemcnt includes immediate an nexation of I 0 quarter sections. 12. Paved Trails - The last two yenrs have seen an aggressive program of paving and constructing a linked trail system which sees continual increase of usc and enjoyment by residents. TO BE ACCOMPLISHED PRTOR TO OCTOBER 2007: The fo llowing arc accomplishments expected to be aceomplishecl prior to the expiration of this Council term : I . Regional Wastewater System 2. Reservoir 113- $5 million dollar project. 3. Sol id Waste Management System 4. Smoki ng Bylaw - Go ld standard 5. Highway 2 Frontage Road Completion 6. Highvvay 54 Realignment 7. Annexation 8. Maintain Strong Financial Position 9. Restructmc Boarcls/Commi llees REVIEW OF FIVE YEAR CAPITAL BUDGET PLAN Agreed to add the following projects to the plan: l. Review the possibility of proceeding with the tender fo r H3 Reservoir and pumphouse in 2006 or ea rly spring 2007. 2. Look into land rcqtlirements for future Community facility (Library expansion) 3. Budget for seed money ( RfP and concept design for Commun ity facility.) 4. Estab lish new Capital Reserve fu nds for Community Bus Replacement and fo r new Community Facility. 5. Review possibility of entrance signs on Highway 2 similar to those constructed .in Centennial Park. REVIEW OF ALBERTA MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS FINANCIAL INDICATORS Review or Alberta Municipal Affairs Fi nancial Indicator Graphs comparing the financial situation oflnnisfait to nineteen si milar sized muni cipalities in Alberta shows that the Town oflnnisfailremains in excellent fi nancial shape. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT EXERCISE After the completion of an exercise Counci I discussed issues from the exercise related to continuing to work together: I . Removing the perception of closed door meeti ngs. 2. Reacting to the perception validates the perception. 3. Listen to others position with an open mind . 4. You don' t have to agree on every issue. 5. Once a decision is made support the deci sion even if it is not the decision you wanted. 6. Let old issues die. 7. Respect everyone's opinion. OPEN DISCUSSION I . General Government Legislative committee meeting wage benefit review. 2. General Government Development committee meeting Napwesl. 3. Send letter to federal Minister obj ecting to the remova l of the CAP program. 4. Initiate budget process. 5. Place ad for TDP open house on Lions Notice Board . 6. Start positive notificat ion program in Town Voice. 'I'angi6Ce Capita{ .9lssets fProject News fetter October 2006 Number 1 N ew Requirement for Recognition of Capital Assets will Apply in 2009. What is it all about? ln 2002, the Public Sector Accounting Board (PSAD) released a research report AccouJJtiJJg for l11fmstructure iJJ the Public Sector. A key rccommendntion o f this report is that municipal ities should record and report theit· capital assets in their financial statements, including information o n the condition o f those assets. The Canadian I nstitute of Chartered Accountants (CICA) recencl)' approved a recommendation to require local govern ments to recognize capital expendiwres as capital assets and to amortize (depreciate) them over their expected useful li fe. The CICA sets accounting, financial repo rti ng and auditing standards in This recommendation is effective for the Canada. The PSAB, a board of the 2009 reporting year. Regardless o f the lead CICA, is respo nsible for setting the Alberta Municipal time, it is important to begin preparatio ns accounring and fi nancial repo rting well in advance to mecl this deadline. standards fo r all levels o f government Affairs and Its in Canada. stakeholder groups are working hard to Potential benefits of lhc new rc,tu irclncnt make sure Alberta municipalities have Co mpliance with this requirement will • 'Pirst step' to building a corporate infrn· reguire time and mo ne>'· However, PSAB Slt1.1cture strategy and determining the the tools and know has identified some po tential fuwre bene value o f your municipality's infrastructure ledge to successfully fits of all this work. de fi cit • More accurate cost o f capiml ilems and • Better asset management Implement the improved transparency in reporting. • Improved data to support fu nding needs Tangible Capital and to explain the level o f taxes and user 1L will take the appropriate priority and fees Asset requirement. effort of each municipality to maximize • Improved capital planni ng and d:~ca for these benefi ts and their return on the time reporting invested. Municipal AIOOrta Aff What is happening now? Although the CICA requirements do nor go into effect until 2009, municipalitie~ should start plnnning now. lmplementation will have sign ificant implications for municipalities and will take a considerable amount of time and money. To as~ist with this proces~. a quar terly newsletter will be sent to each municipality providing: • Recommendations for implementation • Training updates • Schedule of event~ and deadlines. The .role of AJbcrta J\luuicipal Affairs Identifying, recording, reporting, and determjnjng the value of municipally owned tangible Ulility systems are a tangible capital assets will be a large task. Alberta Municipal Affai rs is facilitating and sponsoring capital asset. the tangible capital asset project to support municipa)jtics and to ensure that all matters fi re addressed in a timely manner with a collaborative approach. Smkeholders arc being included in this project, which involves research, developing documentation, training municipfll staff, and completing an implementation manual. Things that you should do 11ow 1. Become informed 3. Budget in 2007 Senior administrators should Resources will be required for this become informed on the basics project including staff time and of the rC,JUirement and inform their possible software enhancements. council accordingly. These costs should be considered in determining your 2007 budget 2. Develop a plan reguirernents. l3egin to plan this project in 2007. 4. Inform the organization Additional information on planning will be provided in future newsletters Discuss this project with all your and tmining sessions, blll it is impor stakeholders including council, senior tant to get this project into your management, municipal departments, current business plan as soon as and your auditor. possible. Starting this project in 2009 wil l be too late and starting it in 2008 may still create unnecessary problems for yam municipa)jty. Number 1 Poge3 COJntnuni cat ion 1. Liaison committee Equipment. computer hardware. land. and J\ Linison Committee hns been es tablished with representatives from the Alberta bridges are also tangible Urbnn Municipalitie$ t\ssocintion, the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts & capital assets. Counties, the Local Government Administration Associat ion, the Alberta Rural Municipal Administrawrs Association, the Government Pinance Officers Association and AJberta Municipal Affairs. This committee meets month!)' to: • Provide updates on the project's status • Idemif)' matters that should be addressed • Prevent duplication • Ensure there is a consistent message to the stakeholders. 2. Communication plan A communication plan has been developed to provide information to aU of the smkeholclers including elected officials, chief administmtive officers, fimmce staff, pro fessional accounting associations, auditors, and the provincial government. Information will vary according tO the level of decision making authority, expertise on the subject, and the role in the implementation plan. This newsletter will be the main method of communicntion. 'In-person' presentations will be made as retjuired and requested. The Liaison Committee will also be used as a resource for good communication. Future key dates Liaison Committee Meetings November 9, 2006 and December 14, 2006 P roject research completed and Newsletter Issue No. 2 December 31, 2006 Contact f inancial Advisory Services at (780) 427-2225, or toll free at 310-0000, if )'OU have any questions. ISSN 1911-S89X WORK SCHEDULE FROM COUNCIL MEETING HELD October 23, 2006, 2006 1. Administration to circulate Bylaw #1449 and notify AT CO Gas to proceed. Assigned to Dale Date completed: _ ....loO.Llc.....:t ....L.- ~a~...Y.l+,Oio£-'~~-- 2. Adm inistration to circulate Policy 2006 ~008 , Hiring of Summer Staff. Assigned to Tim Date completed: 13a lY,O(o 3. Administration to fo rward a Jetter to Allen Auld indicating Council 's response to his request for a one year extension of Subdivision rNN03415. Assigned to Tim Date completed: Oc.-r aj,Qia 4. Administration to proceed with the purchase of one RPM Model LM-217 Snow Blower from Industrial Machine Inc. Assigned to Tim Date completed: Oc:x 2~, O(o 5. Administration to accept the Bob Bryce's letter of resignation from the Economic Development Board with regrets. Assigned to Dale Date completed: _O=<;~:t,1_~~4:....1,~~0'-l'~--- 6. Administration to forward Council's response to Economic Developments Boards 20 in 20 brochure. Assigned to Dale Date completed: Oc:r 2~,0(1 The Newsletter o f the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts & Countios October 20, 2006 U.S. FDA to Decide on Sale of Cloned Animal Products Beef Plant Expansion Marks Another Success for The U.S. FDA has submitted a report to the federal Alberta's Beef Product and Market Development Program government regarding cloned food regu lations. There is The expansion of Sun Valley Foods' beef manufacturing plant controversy surrounding the move to allow the sale of food in Spruce Grove will nearly double the facility's production derived from cloned animals; critics cite the possibility of and create new jobs for people in Spruce Grove and disease, and issues surrounding the health of cloned surrounding area. It will also provide expanded marketing animals as reasons not to approve products from these opportunities for the many local Alberta suppliers. The Beef animals for sale. This report will have significant Product and Market Development Program has helped implications for countries such as Canada, Australia and stimulate an annual processing increase of 94,000 cattle, New Zealand. 11 ,000 bison and 3,000 elk in Alberta since its inception in For more information visit 2003. It was also successful in the development of many new www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2006/1 0/19/cloning-food.html products, including new meat snacks, beef jerky, ground Ottawa Releases Clean Air Act to Mixed Reviews meat patties and specialty pet food. The program approved The Honourable Rona Ambrose, Minister of the grants totaling $4.3 million to more than 40 companies Environment, gave Canadians the first and central resulting in more than $21 million in industry investment. For component of Canada's New Government's environmental more information visit Agenda when she introduced Canada's Clean Air Act in www. gov. ab.ca/acn/200610/2067 562A9C56A-EC06-89D0- Parliament Thursday. While industry representatives are 4338246708702F 59.1ltml pleased with the federal government's new Clean Air Act, environmentalists and critics are concerned that it falls far Russia to Open Border to Cattle and Boneless Beef from short of required environmental restrictions. The Act. which Canada Includes plans for reducing emissions and promises to Following discussions between senior officials from conduct a three-year consultation process with big industry Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, the Canadian Food polluters. is seen by industry to take into consideration Inspection Agency, representatives of the Canadian genetics long-term business planning. For more reaction to the and meat sectors, and Russian Agriculture Minister, Alexei Clean Air Act announcement vi sit Gordeyev, Canada and the Russian Federation have agreed www.canada.com/nationalposVstory.html?id=2dc962b5- on imports of Canadian breeding cattle. The Russian 731 f-43e0-af2f-8b 7bea81422a Federation has also indicated that it intends to lift its ban on For highlights of the Clean Air Act visit the importation of certain boneless beef products, subject to www.canada.com/edmontonjournal/story .html?id= 121c570 final approval of technical condition. For more information 9-a4c9-496a-b286-bb6d5f1 34f64 visit news.gc.ca/cfmx/view/en/index.jsp?articleid=248619 Canada West Foundation Launches Land Stewardship Alberta Unveils New Emergency Management System Initiative Alberta has created the Emergency Management Alberta The Land Stewardship Initiative will examine how public Agency to respond to disasters. The new agency combines policy can help strike a better balance between short-term the existing strengths of the current organization with the economic growth and long-term investment in natural Alberta Fire Commissioner's Office (FCO), resulting in better capital and the ecological goods and services it produces. co-ordination, preparation, response and recovery to a wider It will focus on Increased and improved land stewardship. array of disasters and emergencies. The formation of the new According to the CWF, land stewardship involves agency is the culmination of the government's response to encouraging. enabling, or requiring users such as a the recommendations put forward by the Environmental farmer, rancher, forestry company, mining operation or oi l Protection Commission, formed to review the province's and gas company to do things that replace, maintain or emergency response capabilities following the CN derailment build natural capital assets. Land stewardship goes far at Lake Wabamun in the summer of 2005. For more beyond conservation of natural areas or farmland; it information visit involves users becoming active stewards of the land they www.gov.ab.ca/acn/200610/2065151CAAA2C-91AD-1EB4- use. For more information, visit 8DBBD82EF4COF402.html www.cwf.ca/abcalcwf/doc.nsf/doc/news_101606 .cm Municipal News Alberta Recreation and Parks Association (ARPA) has recognized the MD of Bonnyville fo r its role as a rural "good neighbor". Yellowhead County has agreed to give Edson and Hinton grant money from the Municipal Sponsorship program. Three Leduc County Firefighters were awarded this week with the Alberta Emergency Services Medal. Strathcona County has been awarded the 2006 Environmental Awareness Award for its environmental planning initiatives in waste, water reduction and integrated pest management programs. Countdown to convention...... Four weeks left! Combined Sewer Overflow Strategy Employment Opportunities Workshop The Edmonton Waste Management Center of MD of Provost, [email protected] Excellence is hosting a Combined Sewer Overflow • Apprentice Heavy Duty Technicians Strategy Workshop on Thursday, November 2, 2006 at the Wastewater Research & Training Center from Strathcona County, [email protected] 9am to 2pm. The workshop will discuss combined • Lead hand I Equipment Operator II sewers and new solutions in coping with sewer • Wastewater Infrastructure Operator systems that are no longer considered acceptable. • Water and Wastewater Labourer Following the workshop, participants will be offered the chance to tour th e new weather flow treatment Cypress County, [email protected] facilities currently being commissioned at the Gold • Agricultural Fieldman Bar Plant. For more information visit www.ewmce.com. Town of Peace River, [email protected] • Coordinator of Field Services Geographic Information Systems Day Conference MD of Greenview, [email protected] NAIT is hosting the 2nd Annual GIS Day Conference • Municipal Manager on Thursday, November 16, 2006 at the main campus at NAIT. The conference will celebrate the importance City of Yorkton, [email protected] of GIS systems, and will showcase the technology's • Deputy Fire Chief of Training and use in the real world. The keynote speaker will be Operations Google Earth's Chief Technology Officer, Michael Jones. Take advantage of the early bird registration Flagstaff County. [email protected] 51 price, which ends Oct. 31 . For more information visit • Special Constable I Safety Supervisor nait.onware.calgis Women in Government Workshop Rockyview, [email protected] A workshop designed to encourage Albertan women • Manager of Protective Services to consider a career in municipal politics is being • Road Opperations Technologist developed and hosted by Alberta Municipal Affairs. It will take place on January 22, 2007 from 9 am to 4 pm Detailed Information on classified postlngs is at the Fantasyland Hotel in Edmonton. The workshop available on the AAMDC website at www.aamdc.com will include female municipal leaders and role models To subscribe to this newsletter, please e-mail who will provide information, tools and contacts for [email protected] attendees. For more information contact Susan McFarlane or Cathy Muth at 427-2225. Page 2 of 2 2510 Sparrow Drlvo Nisku, AB T9E 8N5 Phono (780) 955.3639 Fax (780) 955.3615 Wob www.ao mdc.com Tho Nowslottor o f 1ho Alberta Association of Municipal Districts & Counties ronoors In Actv~ncv ICI Ous•ness October 27, 2006 Rural Alberta's Development Fund Water Costs In Alberta Rural Alberta's Development Fund is now open for Water conservationists are recommending that Albertans pay business. This Fund was created in 2006 as a catalyst to not only for the cost of delivery of their water, but also for the help to build vi brant and sustainable rural communities water itself. Such systems are already in place in the other across Alberta. The Rural Development Fund is a key Western provinces of British Columbia, Saskatchewan and implementation initiative of the province's Rural Manitoba. Conservationists believe that increased costs for Development Strategy and will focus on investing $100 water will provide a strong incentive for Albertans to conserve million provided by the Government of Alberta in four key water. There is some concern, however, that such a move areas or pillars. For more information visit could seriously harm the oil and gas, and agriculture www.rural.gov.ab.ca/strategy. industries and Alberta's economy in general. For more information please visit Canada's New Government Takes Steps Towards New www.cbc.ca/canada/edmonton/story/2006/1 0/27/water International Air Policy alberta.html The Honourable Lawrence Cannon, Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities, released a consultation Wind Energy Development a Boon to Rural Areas document in support of a new international air "An increasing number of small rural communities, many transportation policy. Transportation Canada is seeking facing economic cha llenges, are now tapping Into one of stakeholder views on the document, which calls for a Canada's truly bountiful resources, wind, and reaping the modernized approach to international air transportation, benefits of harnessing a clean and renewable power source. including Canada's bilateral air transportation negotiations. Two new case studies released today by the Canadian Wind Transport Canada will consider stakeholder comments Energy Association (CanWEA) show that wind energy is during the consultation phase, which ends on November helping to boost the economy of rural communities through 1 8 h, 2006. Following a review of stakeholders' comments, a local investments, job creation, land lease fees, new local tax statement on the new international air transportation policy revenues and tourism income." (CNW Telbec, Oct. 25, 2006) is expected to be released. The consultation document is The study looked at the Summerview Wind Farm near available on the Transportation Canada website at Pincher Creek and the North Cape Wind Farm in P.E.I. www.tc.gc.ca/pol/en/ace/acea/menu.htm For more information on the study and its findings please visit www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/October2006/25/c4225 Municipalities Accelerate Broadband Deployment .html "From rural regions to urban centres, wireless solutions for For more information on the Canadian Wind Energy municipal broadband deployment are being used by Association please visit www.canwea.ca. government and operators worldwide, such as Bell Canada in Chapleau, ON; Simply Surf in Ottawa and the Wild Rose Foundation Distributes $1.1 Million In Grants Special Areas Board of Alberta. As such, key Canadian to Help Build Stronger Communities telecom players like Nortel have announced increases in Organizations that provide programs to address family development and investment in Municipal Wireless violence and youth at risk, and support for seniors, the Solutions, including opening a wireless lab and disabled and disadvantaged are among the thirty-give most accelerating collaboration with some of the industry's recent recipients of $1 .1 million in provincial grants. The leading applications vendors... In addition, Municipal maximum grant available for programs or capital projects is Wireless Solutions can give customers access to a broad $50,000, and organizations may receive one grant in a three range of voice and collaboration tools such as instant year period. Wild Rose Foundation funding is made possible messaging, and video and audio conferencing." through the Alberta Lottery Fund. For more information on the (Mediacaster, Oct. 23, 2006) Wild Rose Foundation please visit www.cd.gov.ab.ca/wrf For the complete article please visit For more Information on the grant recipients, please visit www.mediacastermagazine.com/issues/ISArticle.asp7id=6 www.gov . ab.ca/acn/200610/2068675ED5A88-0698-EF 57- 1544&issue=1023 2006&btac=no 24CD607472EF5788.html Municipal News The County of Athabasca has received an honourable mention from the Ministers Awards for Municipal Excellence for their wireless internet project. The grassroots approach of the Community Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission of Strathcona County has won the Partnership Award, a Ministers Award for Municipal Excellence. The MD of Willow Creek is one step closer to wireless internet service, as two internet towers were approved by council. The Alberta Parks and Recreation Association (APRA) has recognized the MD of Bonnyville as a rural good neighbour for the joint-use recreation agre ements within its boundaries. Reeve Jack Osadczuk from Cypress County, who has served his constituents for 25 years, has been re-elected reeve. Congratulations! Countdown to convention 00 ... 00 Two weeks left! Community Pays Tribute to Long-Serving Doctor Employment Opportunities Spirit River paid tribute last week to Dr. Tom Phillips, a rural physician who has served his community for over 30 years. Town of Peace River, [email protected] He was also the 2006 recipient of the Alberta Rural • Coordinator of Field Services Physician Award of Distinction. Dr. Phillips credited his success to the support of his family and to the Rural Village of Carbon, [email protected] Physician Action Plan. The Action Plan, in place since 1991, aims to "address personal and lifestyle factors that • Chief Administrative Officer influence physicians' decisions about moving to and remaining in a rural Alberta community." For the complete County of Two Hills, [email protected] story on Dr. Phillips, please visit • Chief Administrative Officer www.centralpeacesignal.com/story.php?id=198391 For more information on the Rural Physicians Action Plan Town of Westlock, [email protected] please visit www.rpap.ab.ca/ • Utility Technician II Certificate in Municipal Management and Leadership Strathcona County, [email protected] The Certificate in Municipal Management and Leadership • Coordinator, Legislative Services program is open to individuals who lead one or more teams, small groups or departments and need to further Town of Morinville, [email protected] develop effective management and leadership skills. • Assistant CAO Participants will increase their capacity to lead people, teams and organizations, and will shift their focus from MD of Big Lakes, www.mdbiglakes.ca day-to-day tasks to focus on the strategic goals of their • Utilities Foreman organization, and effectively managing change and stakeholder expectations. For more information visit http://exceed.bus.ualberta.ca/CCML/CMML.htm . FCM CH2M Sustainable Community Awards Detailed Information on classified postings Is The Information and application booklet for the 2007 available on the AAMDC website at www.aamdc.com Sustainable Community awards program is now available for downloading on their website. For more information To subscribe to this newsletter, please e-mail visit www.sustainablecommunities.fcm.ca . [email protected] Page 2 of 2 25 10 Sparrow Drivo Nisku, AB T9E 8N5 Phono (780) 955.3639 Fax (780) 955.3615 Wob www.oomdc.com Tho Nowslottor or tho Alberta Association or Municipal Districts & Counties trade • jubilee r nrm ers In A cfvocncv Pi (llHhi1BSR November 3, 2006 Alberta Municipal Affairs' Municipal Internship EUB Approves Encana Coalbed Methane Project with Project Conditions Fifteen municipal interns from across Alberta are attending The Alberta Energy and Utilities Board (EUB) has issued a week of special training as part of the ongoing Municipal Decision 2006 - 102 which grants conditional approval for Internship Program sponsored by Alberta Municipal Affairs. EnCana Corporation to drill 15 coalbed methane (CBM) wells, The Internship program helps municipalities recruit and construct 46 lengths of pipeline, and upgrade a pipeline train capable, well-rounded leaders who can progress into compressor in the Torrington area. The EUB has also senior municipal administrative positions. Interns for 2006- committed to undertake coordination of a third-party report, 2007 are located in Airdrie, Brooks, Leduc, County of specifically written for a public audience, to address the issue Athabasca. Red Deer County, Strathcona County, Vulcan of groundwater and water wells and coalbed methane County, County of Wetaskiwin, Barrhead, Beaumont, development using surface water for drilling operations. For Lacombe, Olds, Raymond, Stony Plain and High more information visit River/Municipal District of Foothills (partnership). The www. gov. ab.ca/acn/20061 0/20727A04A68DB-03AA-4025- program was introduced in 2002 with the initial placement AF538815BA939F5D.html of five interns. Since then, the program has expanded to Municipalities Join to Combat Racism 15 interns in 2006-07. The program was recognized this Alberta's municipalities are joining in an international coalition year as a recipient of a silver Premier's Award of of cities against racism. In Canada, this initiative is called the Excellence. For more information please visit Coalition of Municipalities Against Racism and Discrimination www.municipalaffairs.gov.ab.ca/ms/internship and it aims to help build communities that are respectful, safe Employers to Get Help in Navigating Immigration and welcoming. Municipalities that join the project commit to Processes for Foreign Workers follow 10 principles related to combating racism and Employers considering hiring a foreign worker now have discrimination. By doing this, municipalities can apply more help while navigating federal and provincial practices and expertise from partners around the world and government immigration processes. The Alberta Economic cooperate with other organizations to take concrete actions. Development initiatives include a telephone hotline, a In Alberta, the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo and the seminar series and the Provincial Nominee Program. The City of Calgary have joined the project to date. For more initiatives are part of the Alberta Government's Building information visit and Educating Tomorrow's Workforce, a strategy www.gov .ab.ca/acn/200611 /207 45AEBBF371-AC 1F -1 DC4- structured around the four themes of informing, attracting, 1 E17AE2650BD2A86.html developing and retaining the workforce. These three new $30 Million Flows to Water Research initiatives are aimed at informing employers and attracting The Alberta government is allocating $30 million to begin workers. For more information on the strategy contact implementing a water research strategy that focuses on safe Alberta Human Resources and Employment online at drinking water, efficient water use, and healthy watersheds. www.hre.gov.ab.ca/betw The strategy outlines goals, priorities and strategies for 19 per cent of Albertans are Without a Family Doctor building on the scientific knowledge gained to date through According to a report released by the College of Family the Alberta government, the Alberta Research Council, the Physicians of Canada (CFPC) on Thursday, 19 per cent of Alberta Ingenuity Centre for Water Research, the, post Albertans- slightly higher than the national average of 17 secondary institutions, industry, utility companies. per cent- do not have a family doctor. For more information municipalities, water basin councils, water managers and on the report and its findings, visit stewardship groups. For more information on the water http://www.canada.com/saskatoonstarphoenix/news/third_ research strategy visit page/story.html?id=6296cfc1-4908-4 7e1-9108- www.gov .ab.ca/acn/200611 /207 43AE77BB7 4-CE44-0451- 34a54e021482 A6AE1 F58AC4AC6E3.html Municipal News In a recent survey done, 91 per cent of residents in the MD of Pinc her Creek approve the wind energy developments and are not opposed to seeing more. The County of St.Paul has approved the purchase of a new grader. The Municipal Dist rict of Rocky View has secured an agreement with the Kneehill Regional Water Services to provide 2,200 cubic meters of water per day. Countdown to convention...... One week left I Strategies for Sustainable Water Management 2007 Growing Rural Tourism Conference The Canadian Institute's "Western Water Treatment and The Growing Rural Tourism Conference supports Distribution Conference" will take place November 28-29, continuous learning and innovated educational 2006 in Calgary, Alberta. Leaders and experts in industry approaches for rural Alberta businesses. This year they and government will discuss creating synergies between will partially sponsor individual business owners to government agencies to ensure water quality, planning for a attend the Growing Rural Tourism Conference. The drinking water emergency, treating water in small communities and much more! For more informati on visit Conference will take place on March 5-7, 2007 in www.Canadianlnstitute.com Camrose, Alberta. For more information visit www.GrowingRuraiTourism.ca FCM Capacity Building Waste Campaign Consultation Session Employment Opportunities FCM's Green Municipal Fund (GMF) Capacity Building Town of Peace River, [email protected] Program was launched at the FCM Annual Conference and Municipal Expo on June 5, 2006. This new program seeks to • Coordinator of Field Services build the ca pacity of municipal governments to pursue related plans and projects in each of the GMF categories: brownfield Village of Carbon, [email protected] remediation, energy, sustainable community planning, • Chief Administrative Officer transportation, solid waste and water. The objective of the consultation session is to gather your feedback on the design, development, and delivery of the Capacity Building Waste County of Two Hills, [email protected] Campaign and to identify any tools, resources, or • Chief Administrative Officer partnerships that would encourage waste management practices in Canada. The session will take place November Town of Westlock, shopwc@telus. net 30, 2006. For more information visit www.sustainablecommunities.fe rn .ca • Utility Technician II Land Management In Local Communities: Opportunities Strathcona County, [email protected] and Challenges for First Nations - Municipal Government • Coordinator, Legislative Services Relations The Land Management Project seeks to encourage Town of Morinville, [email protected] communication and cooperation between First Nations and • Assistant CAO municipal governments on issues related to land management and social and economic development. This 1 session will take place on Tuesday, November 28 h at the MD of Big Lakes, www.mdbiglakes.ca Sawridge Inn and Convention Center in Slave Lake. Various • Utilities Foreman topics will be addressed, including: Aboriginal-Colonial History in Alberta, including the history of the numbered Clearwater County, [email protected] treati es; Additions to Reserve and Treaty Land Entitlement in • Senior Assessor Alberta: Challenges and Opportunities; Service Delivery; Relationship Building; and Economic and Social Development Detailed information on classified postings is available Partnerships. For more information visit www.lmp-pgt.fcm.ca on the AAMDC website at www.aamdc.com To subscribe to this newsletter, please e-mail [email protected] Page 2 of2 2510 Sparrow Drive Nisku, AB T9E 8N5 Phono (780) 955.3639 Fnx (780) 955.3615 Wob www.aamdc.corn C01\1 1\ lUNI1 \' OEVEI.O I'tvlFNT /1/.L.A. Bonn)'vil!t··Coltl Lnke October 13, 2006 AR558 1 Mayor Ken Graham Mayor of lnnisfail 4943 - 53 Street Innisfail, Alberta T4G IAI Dear Mayor Graham: I am writing to inform you about a very important new initiati ve, the Coalition ofMunicipaLities Against Racism and Discrimination (CMARD). My Ministry is supporting the development of this coal ition and fostering work within municipalities to combat racism and discrimination. A network of municipalities involved in this work is bei ng developed to exchange strategies and best practices. CMARD is a UNESCO initiative. The work in Canada is being led by the Canadian Commission for UNESCO and pattner organizations, including the Alberta Human Rights and Citizenship Commission. Canadian municipalities that join CMARD commit to fo llow 10 principles related to combating racism and discrimination and to develop and implement an action plan to advance meaningful work in this area. The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo and The City of Calgary have already joined the coali tion. The Federation of Canadian Municipalities and the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association have endorsed CMARD, and are encouraging members to become involved in this initiative. I am enclosing a booklet on CMARD for your review. If you wo uld like more information about CMARD, or wish to discuss initiatives that wi ll help bui ld welcoming and inclusive communi ti es, please contact Cassie Palamar, Manager of 00 ./2 ll·~t, l.tttu c: t )flicc: 3.!.\ l q~i,l. t tu rc: 1\uiltling. I OROO - 9- t\wnuc, Edmomon. J\lbcu.t C.tn:td.t T5K 2B6 ·r~ l (780) fj27-4928 rax C'SO) <'127-0 188 Comtlllll'IILI' Oliicc: Ilox 5160. 't Education and Commission Services, at (403) 297-7437 or cassie. [email protected]. I hope you will consider joining the Coali tion of Municipalities Against Racism and Discrimination. Sincerely, ~~ Denis Ducharme Minister of Community Development M.L. A. Bonnyville-Cold Lake Enclosure cc: Charlach Mackintosh, Chief Commissioner Alberta Human Rights and Citizenship Commission Fay On, Deputy Minister Alberta Community Development 15th floor, Commerce Place 10 155 • 102 Street ~ Munidpal Government Cdmomon Alberta Canada TSJ 4L4 ~ Board (AAG~) Tel 780A7.7.4864 Fax 780.1127.0986 NOTJCE OF DECISION NO. DL 138/06 !\.Friend C. Zukiwski/K. Durkin Bennett Jones LLP Brownlee LLP 4500-855 2 Street SW 2200-101 55 102 Street Calgary /\B T2P 4K7 Edmonton /\B T5J 4G8 This is the decision of the Municipal Government Board (MGB) fo ll owing a preliminary hearing held in the City of Edmonton on Frida y~ October 13, 2006 regarding linear property assessment complaints for the 2006 tax yeors filed by TELUS Communications Inc. In Attendance MOB: L. Patrick, Presiding Offi cer 1\. Sjouwcrman, Linear Complaints Administrator Complainant: A. Friend, Bennett Jones LLP M. Cosentino-Fast, Telus Communications Inc. Respondent: K. Durkin, Brownlee LLP 0 . Shoyclc, Sbarck Logan Collingwood van Leenen LLP (as observer) L. Egan, Alberta Municipal Affairs Y. Chau, Alberta Municipal Affairs D. Imrie, Alberta Municipal Affairs D. Driscoll, D. Driscoll Consulting Inc. Intervenors: P. Frank, Ci ly of Calgflry T. Rommings, City of Edmonton I. Johnson, City of Edmonton TELUS Communications Inc. as represented by Bennett Jones LLP - Complainant v. Desiguatccl Linear Assessor for the Province of Alberta as represented by Brownlee LLP - Respondent BACKGROUND The Complainflnt filed complaints regarding 1he assessment of telecommunications linear property located 1hmughout the Province of Alberta for the 2006 lax year. Resulls from previous preliminary hearings (decision letters DL 072/06, DL 099/06, DL 101/06, DL 104/06 and DL 59nordcrs: I) I, I 3R-06 Page 1 of 19 NOTICE OF DECISION NO. DL 138/06 129/ 06) refl ect how the p The cunenl preli minary hearing was scheduled to allow the parties an opportuni ty to prepare and present recommendations for the 2006 tax year. PARTY POSITlONS The Respondent distributed a new set of recommendations for an approx imate reducti on or $13 million in linear assessment (marked as Exhibit lR) and indicated that .it would e-mnil the City of Calgary a copy fo ll owing the preliminary hearing. It ex plained that the new recommendations were issued to correct an error in the electronic fi le used fo r ca lcul ating the assessments under complain t. The new recomm endations did not include the Cities of Edmonton and Calgary, whereas the City of Edmonton was included in the initial recommendations. Further, it requested that the MGB accept the recommendati ons brought before it today. The Complainant stated that it has reviewed the new recommendations and agrees with them. /\lso, the Complainant declared that it is not pursuing any of the other issues und er compl aint for the 2006 tax year and that all issues, including the issue of the Minister's Gu ideli nes, arc now deemed to be resolved for this tax year. The City of Edmonton, an Intervenor, expressed concems wi th the new recommendations. The initial recommendati ons included an increase or $5 mil lion in the linear assessment amounts whereas the new recommendations reversed the amounts to their ori ginal level. It requested a w1itten explanation from the Respondent as to the reason for this reversal. The City of Ca lgary, an Intervenor, submitted an obj ection on the Complainant's withdrawal of the issue ofthc Minister's Guidelines. DECISION The MGB accepts the linear assessment recommendations as eaptmed in Exhi bit 1R (Attachment A). It also accepts the Complainant's withdrawal of all other issues, inclucling the issue of the Minister's Guidelines, and, therefore, all outstanding 2006 complaints are hereby resolved. REASONS The MGB understands that the Complainant has been given sufficient time to review and is in agreement with the new recommendations as listed in Exhibit 1R (Attachment A). The City of Edmonton has voiced concerns on the change in assessments between the initial and the current recommendations for its municipality. The MOB is satis fi ed that the detailed description provided by Mr. Driscoll, for the Respondent, o[ what transpired during the 59aordc•s: Dl-138·06 Page 2 of 19 NOTICE OF DECISION NO. DL 138/06 preparation or the initial recommenc.Jati ons clarified the situati on for all parties and lntervenors. The MGB feels that: I) the init ial recommend ations were based on erroneous data, 2) the Respondent was simply correcting this mistake, and 3) the difference between the two sets o r recommendations docs not represent a change lor the City of Edmonton and other municipali ti es. There fore, the City of l.!dmonton is not adversely affected by the error. The City of Calgary made no obj ect ions to the new rcc.;o mmendations. 1\s to the City of Ca lgary's objection to the Complainant's withdrawal or the Mi nister's Guidelines in this matter, the MGB (in decision letter DL 099/06) already provided a thorough ex planati on for the reason why it accepted the Complain For the reasons above, the MGB is sati sfi ed that the new recommendations represent a fair and co1Tect linear property assessment in this matter. No cosls to either party. Dnted at the Cit y or Edmonton, in the Province of' Alberta, thi s 18th day in October 2006. MUN ICIPAL GOVERNMENT BOARD L. Patrick, Presiding Officer ce: S. White and C. Uttley, Assessment Services Branch, Alberta Municipal Affairs M. Cosentino-fast, TELUS Comrnunieations Jnc. P. rrank, City of Calgary (Intervenor) I. Johnson, City of Edmonton (Intervenor) All affected Alberta Municipalities 59aordcr.;:DLI 38·06 Page 3 of 19 NOTJCE OF DECISION NO. DL 138/06 A ttachment A This is a reproduction of Ex hibit 1R (The roll owing words in the header are added by the MGB: Jl1GB Decision &). i\Jso, an explanation received rrom the Respondent arter the October 13, 2006 preliminary hearing is following the table below. TJNamo LPAUID ·- Asmnt Va lue I MGB-Decision & r Asmnt Change I Recommended ; I Asmnt Value 1 MunicipuiDistrictof AcadlaNo.3'1 434631 1 175,1 60 1 .187,670 ! · 12.510 34 ; ~~ii:~~=~~f~~~~~-~.i~A~~di.aNo._ _ _ ...___ .... - ]-· :-j::~~~ - i .:. 1o~: ~~·6.. -- .... 11~~~66 ) ·· 7.~~~ ; 2 463 1 9 36 660 ' .. V~ll~.9~ ~ ~ ~~~~~ - =·-==~--- .1 ... :~~346'3-2-8° ..... 1.~~- .... -- '1' .:~3~6-o~J -~.... ~~-...... ~~1--.·4f6~0~ J, -- ..• 1:_o-o'I . ~- _. V!~~~~e _o!~crne -·--. ·-...... _____ ...... ',!____ .. _____...... __ ... -· ... . __...... ,. .. ·- ____ 1 ] _ _, Ci~y o~ A!:d~!o_ ..-. _ •. _ -··-·- _ 434~~~~ _: __ . 1~ 283 , 780 _ -~-~67: ~ 70 I .. ! 83,39~ : 3 , C_ity~f_ ('i_r~r!c .. -·--- _ 4~4_?.~3_7 ~ _ 1,165,820 1,332,370 166.550 3 S:~~ ?: ~lr9E': ___ .. . ·--- ____ • -~~~-~~~1 1-- .. _ 87,260 9~2~E ~~-. ~ . 1 2 : 4·7-~ ; 4 Al b~rt!:.!3~~~h- _ __ 4346267 17,920 16!..640 _ .• ·1_: .28~ , !J t:'l be~t a Beach 4346265 36.040 33,!J60 -2,580 j 1 4 Alberta Beach 4346266 116,470 43,150 ·3. .3~0 , 5 Village or Alix 4346277 I 800 680 -120 i 5 VillageofAiix 4346274 i 7,!J 10 6.350 -1,060 5 VillageofAiix !J346275 i- 139.450 11 9,530 -19,920 ; 6 _Vill~g .e of Alliance _ _ 4346290_ J • ~!JO 1~0 . _-40 i 6 Village of All!ance . --·--- _ __ 4.~4?284 . l . .?.·!.40 . __ .. 5_.530 I -~.210 6 Village of Allia~ce _ . _____ --~- ·---· _ .. ~-~~6~~ -j- _ 11 ,970 • _ _ 8.~50 -?_.~~~-~ .!. _ ~ill~g-~ _ o f Arnisk ______.. _____ ~ 't62_~8 -· _ ---~ :~2~ ·-· _____ . - ~~~~~ .. ·7E~~ 1 '_ J_=~ 0}:l:~;]l;~~~w :·-:=---~~~:~~~~~=~· ~=-~~~;~_;} ~-~=~---~~~}~~L-~=~.--~- -~~~~j ~-:~ _- ~·~;.~ --· 8 _ ,-~~~~~-.9! An~_:!:_~.. _, . _ ------...... -~~~~~~ -- L_. --~ ~·-~02 •. ---·----~~2~. --·-· _. ~?_q~ -~-----v·'!!!lg!_?f A._ndr?.~ . ... ____.. ______-~~~~o~--~-·---- 1~ . 50.~ ______1 .~:~ _1_0_ .• •••.• : 1 .3~0 -j _9 ___ .. ~u~~-'=~ Y!~~~~ -~_0_rg~n.!!_a 8~~!1______~4~~! -1- .. ___'1_3_.54? ... 37,~~~ ·--~:~0 _- ~~ l ~~~~o f ~rro_:::wood _____ ------~---- _ . ~3~~.?~_1_ --,-- _ .. _:1_5~ ___.. _ .. . -20 .... ~ .~-,0~:-~~-~~2~~::~~%----.-_ ·--~-~=--- ~~:~~-6 ---~------.&~~~ -·-·-- 1 ~:~~ ------:~:~ 12 : County of Athabasca No. 12 4346259 2.290 2,130 -160 12 : countyofi\t~abasca No.1. 2 . --~- 4-34~176 r 8,79~ 8,160 -630 12 County of Atl1 abasca No. 12 4346260 3.920,330 3,640,300 -280,030 I 13 ' Village of B~ro ns · 4J4619f - · 140 120 -?o I J. 13___ yilla$e_ a r 88ro~s _- · 43!J6191 27.670 21,740 -5,930 , 14 1 Town of Barrh c(Jd - · -- 4J46199 J - 255,630 273,890 18,260 -14 - ''Town or 6arri1ead ..... -:__-~ -_-434_6197- -C~ . 100 ,.?0~ ___ ...... ~!~ - ~8~.1 7,180 --~;_ ~;~~~;~~;r;~!~,~~~~o: ]_1____ .. ----·--_ ~-.~;;~~-~ ~- -1=.~--T~~·:~;;~ -- ..--- ~?~t~~~ ~ -· : 1 }i~~~~ __ 1 ~- • C:o~ n~~ o! _ ~r rl~~-~..?~ ~~ ------__ -~~4-~2.1~ . __ _?.~~~- _ ·-. 2.~8~ _ 190 15 County of Barrhcad No. 11 43!J6214 1 320 3110 20 ~--~i:( ... io~ ~~- c;(~~;~?.~.o -~=~=-=---===~ ~-!J340i- ..J= ·;~6Jso --~ ·=- _ ~-6_6:9~-~ :· --=---=-~~.-~~oo· _1 ~. _j_!~w~ ?_f ~~ss~no ··-·.. ·-·-- ..--- __ 43,1 6_!~~- j ___ . 1 3.~~9 •.•• --- - -~ ~:~00_ ·-· .• !~~~- 1~ . .J.Y!1.1~.9~~ f_Ba~l_f_ ____ , __ , .. , ... _,_, ______--~~-4~ ~2~- j______1 ~0 - ~~~ --- -10 18 Village of Bawlf !J34616!J I_ 10,6!JO 9,880 -760 59aorclms:DLI 38-06 Page 4 of 19 NOTICE OF DECISION NO. DL 138/06 TJ ID TJN ;uno LPAUID Asmnt Value MGB Dccisio 11 & Asmnt Chnngo I Recommended Asmnt Vnluo I 18 V1llage of Bawlf 113116165 25,600 23.no I -1,83o I I 19 Town of Beaumont I 11 346088 60 ! 50 -10 l 19 Town of BcalJmont ! 113460g2 176,660 151,1120 1 ·25,2110 19 Town of Beaumont i 11346089 608,590, 521,650 -06.9110 20 Beaver County I 11346113 320 290 1 ·30 20 I 113116107 1,160 1,080 -80 ~ea~er Co~.~:ty_ • I 20 13ea~~r. c.ounty ...... ·- " ..... I. 113116108 1,730,070 1,6~6 ,119 0 I I 22 ~ll!la~c O! B~i~ck.e r . .. . •.• ·-· . __ .. . i 11346047 80,1150 86,200 ·- ...·12~:~;~ J I 22·· 1131160116 8,010 8,580 I 570 1 11346049 1,380 ; 1,11 80 I · '1ocij 22 Vlll ag~ o ~ ~~is~-~~-r • I . 2'1 Town of Bentley 11346062 600 ~60 1 -40 .. - .. .. ~- 24 Town of ~c~~ l ey_ .. 113116058 8,880 8,250 I -630 ~ 113116059 82.350 76,1170 2'1 T:-38o, I-· 30 ...... "' . ... -..... ·-··· 1 34 . ~9.o l - 111,890 I.-3_1 Town of Blackfalds 4346011 1 _~.~40 .1.__ -~ ~ ~=I.1.Soi Town of Blockfalds 4346014 2o.31o 1 16,910 ·1 ,460 l ~- ~~ Town of Blackfalds 11 3116012 355.7~~_[ . 330,350 -~_5,42~ 34 Town of Bon Accord 43116022 8,680 I 6,060 ·620 34 Town of Bon Accord 11 31160211 14,960 ! 13.890 -1:070., I 34 Town of Bon Accord 11346023 69,290 : 64:~_4.0 j -4.950 35 Town of Bonnyville 11 3116033 66,0GO I 56.620 -9,440 1 35 1 own of Bonnyvillc 113115960 252.430 ' 216,370 -36,060 35 Town of Bonnyville 113115957 560,120 11 80,100 -80,020 36 Municipal District of Bonnyville No. 87 11 345976 3,210 2,750 -1160 36 Municipal District of Bonnyville No. ~7 11 345971 21.470 18,1100 ·3,070 36 Munlcip.al District ?f Bo~ny~ill~ No. ~7 11 3115072 3,568,850 -509,8110 37 1S ummer Village of Bonnyville Beach 113115988 9,060 -1,300 38 1 VIllage .of Both a • · · • 11 3115992 I 720 310 11 3115996 26,920 39 I Town of Bow Island l·-· -188!480 39 1T own. of Bow l sl~nd -·.-- .. ·--- .. _ -= 11345996 28,250 3,530 39 Town of Bow Island 11 3115995 .. -···· ... 2::~~~1 ·· ---· · ·s:a7of --- 860 - . ,•••• ao t••- 40 1T own of Bowden 113115923 s.19o I · 7.61o l·· ·~ -580 - 11 230 . 110 Town of Bowden 11345920 ~' 10,430 -800 .. 78:9BO 40 Town of Bowden l, . 11 345921 I·- 73,3110 ·5,6tl0 4345952 4,880 -380 112 1Vi llage of ~re t~n 5,260 1 42 1 Village of Breton 4311 59117 14.360 13,340 -1,020 11 345948 26,770 I -2.060 42 Village of Breton 1 28.830 I 43 Cily of Brooks I 11 345877 957,540 1,025,930 68,390 '13 City of Brooks 11345878 576.2701 617,1130 111 ,160 43 City of Brooks 11 311 5876 15.290 16,380 1,090 I 59noldcrs:DI.I 38-06 Page 5 of 19 NOT l CE OF DECISION NO. DL 138/06 TJID TJNamc LPAUID Asmnt V :~ luo 1 MGB Decision & 1 Asmnt C h :~ngc I 4345897 720 I II -50 : <14 Town or Bruderheim I Ro~~~~~ o;~~~ I 44 Town of Bruderheim I '13'15895 6,480 ' 6.~ 1 0 -470 44 Town of Brudcrhcim -I '1345896 116,510 10.8,180 I ·8,330 '17 Town of Calmar '1344856 191,760 219,150 1 27 ,390 i <1 7 Town of Calmar 11344858 30,980 35 .4~0 I '1,'120 i <1 7 Town of Ca l m;.~ r 4344855 J... 11.120 12.110 1 1,590 ' . .. . . - ...... --- .. ·--r <1 8 Ci.ty of Camrose .. ···- .. ··-·---· 4344866 2?0:.~.~9 ······--- .2.9~:-~fo l·· ~:··-·.=· : ~· s:.~i · I 48 City ~ I Camrosc 4344869 a35~~r9 ~!~-~-o :.s~-~8~. • • .,.,_ I. !. .. -·- -··· 1 48 City of Camro~c 43448711 . ~59:~~~.1 _7_9~:~?0 I -61 .~oo ' '19 Camrosc County 4344889 1,320 1,220 I -100 . 49 Camrosc County · · · i .. · ~ 34~ 8os 1,910 } .78~ · . :1~~-j <19 Cam rose County. -~3~~~ ~ .. 3.246,510 3,014,620 -231 ,890 50 Town or Canmore -i 43'14818 96.630 89.730 I __ ..... - 6 . ~9.i ' 50 Town of Canmore I 4344824 636,92o 591 .42o -45.5oo 1 50 Town of Canmore 4344821 784.490 1 728.460 -s6.o3o · I I I 51 Village of Carbon I 4344840 35,820 I 38,380 2,560 I 51 Village of Carbon 4344839 6.980 7,'170 J 490 I I 51 Village of Corbon 11 344841 .210 j 2~0 1 10, i 52 Town of Cardston 4344764 a 1.15o 69,55o 1 -_11.soo j I 52 Town of Cardston 4344763 41 7,660 357,9_90·1· ·59,670 '1 3447711 40 30 -10 1 1 53 i Cardston County L. 53 Car~s t on County 4344779 290 270 I -20 I 53 c.~.r~s_ton County. ~~-:r 43447,?5 - - 1 , 1 30,9~~ 0~~.:3~~ -l ·- -· :]6 1 :~.~0 l 5<1 ol. --···- -- I ~! l !a ge_ C amH:u~gay r · 54 Yi!lagc of Carmangay - ...... :.. ·.:II . !·- '1'- .. l --~· ~::·:~:~ - ~4~~· ~~ =~- _ 1 8···-~-·~.~ -~ ~~- --~~:~·~ 55 Village of Caroli~c - 55 V i ll a~e of Carolir;e_ ... - ~-- -~~o i ··--··- •. __· .JI .~ 3_~~. ? .¥::>r. • ···-- 6,150 _ ---·- .. 5.71_o 1 55 j '(lll a~e of Caro l~ne _ ., 3., , 796 . 48,03.0 .• -- ~~~~00 I __ ·3,~~.9-1 56 Town of Carstairs ____.. ____ , 43447?2_ ___1_ _ 21~.~-~0 1 ... --·-- 2~~::~~ r _ 1 5 . 3~0 i 56 Town of Cmstnirs '1 34'1 723 21,390 22,920 1,530 56 Town ol Carstairs I 4344720 21,270 22,790 1,520 57 , Summer Village of Castle Island i 4344730 1~090 - 94 ~ 1 -150 58 Town of Castor 11 344735 13,120 11 ,250 -1,870 58 Town of Castor 4344732 19,130 16,400 -2.730 58 Town or Castor 43411733 69,540 59,610 ·9.930 l GO VIllage of Cereal 4344743 2,380 1,870 -510 l 60 , Villaye of Ccrcol 4344711 11 13,400 10,530 ·2,870 l 61 1Vi !lage or Champion 4344752 J ______- 4? - ~0 -10 61 . ,Vtllage_ or Chf Chipman 64 ~ lll ago or Chipman ~ ~:::~! . _,.___ ~:;!~ --- -- · t~fn - 1 .~~~ 6<1 Village or Chipman 4344680 16,1<10 13,830 I -2.310 I 65 I Town or Clareshoim <13<1 4691 332.96o 380,520 I il'l,56o 1 1 65 Town or Clorcshoim <1 344693 92.240 105.<1 20 I 13.180 i 65 Town of Claresholm 434469o 29.76o 34.o1o <1 ,250 I 59nordcrs:DLI38-06 Page 6 of 19 NOTICE OF DECISION NO. DL 138/06 TJID TJNama -, LPAUID Asmnt Va luo j MGB Decision & ' Asmnt Ch;:mgc , Rccommcr1clcd I Asmnt Va lue 66 : Vill~ge of Clive I 4344706 250 220 -30 -150 66 .. : Yil~~w:_ _o f cnv~ . 1 434£1704 1.oao 930 i . 66 -~ Yillage of ~ liye :·..1 . ~3~~7~_5 . 66,950 , 57,390 ! ·9,560 ·-1 '11 0 ' 68 ! Village of Clyde ! 4344623 7,810 6,700 1 6S ., viilage-of Clyde . ! 43tl4624 '. 4 0,4~0 1 34,660 -5,770 - 69 1i ·own'or Co~lda l o ' 4344633 1 482 420 55 1 330 ~8.~.1~.~ 69 -· 1-r~v:.-~ cicoaldalc···· - ····· ··· • ····~-- .. • ... ·+·· .. 4344535 · .., ·• · · 69~590 · ··· · · · ·• ....7o: ·s3·o ...... 9,940 ,I ... ~9 •. :_!~~!~~( cciald~ l ? ..... ·· .. , __ ...... -- .... _ ...... ! ... ~34.4 632.. · 1 ·-- ····4.2so ···- ·-- ··· ·· 4:86"0 ! 610 l.. .. ?.~ .. ·.. !~~ ~~_ 89 1 Y i l l~-~~ of ~o~a. l~a ... • . --·- . • 4344462 18,370 1~ .060 1 .....::! .~ 1 0_ 59aorclcrs:DLI 38-06 Page 7 of l9 NOTICE OF DECISION NO. DL 138/06 TJName LPAUID I TJID I 90 I Village of Donnelly 90 Village of Donnelly 90 1 Village of Donnelly 91 Town of Drayton Valley 91 Town of Drnyton Valley ' . . 91 ..• T~~n._o r _D_ray t?_~_va. ll ey_ 93 · V!llagc of Duch.ess 93 Viii~ go of f?.~c~oss_ . --· . _ 95 Town of Eckville 95 Town of Eckvillc 9 -- ...... , o•••- •• -••• oh• 95 Town of Eckville 96 :r_viii~ge of E~~_!lr9.... · __ -----· ·- .. 97 1 Village of Edgerton I .. . -·· ... - ...... _ •., 97 Village of Edgerton I 97 Village of Edgerton 99 Villugo of Spring Lake 1 100 Town of Edson 1 100 Town of Edson 100 Town of Edson 101 I Town of Elk Point 101 1Town of Elk Point 1 , 101 Town of Elk Point ...... 102 Vlllngo of Elnora I · · I· 162 1 Viiiage of Elnora • --·· ··-". _, 10J I Vill ag~ of Empress .. ... - --.. ·-· -· I _1~:i j ~~ii~ge cifE~prc~T- ·• -~- __.. =---=-~~- . _ 103 Vi~l~~o of Empros~ _ ------_. 10----6 Town.. - ..o f Fairview 106 Town of Fairview 106 Town of Fairview 4343944 - , .. 6,867,710...... __ -- 6,377,160 434396!) - 990 780 11343968 7~.320 1 61,540 4343982 1,220 -- 1,050 4343977 21,760 1' -- 18.650 59aoJdcrs:DLI38-06 Pagc8ol' 19 NOTICE OF DECISION NO. DL 138/06 TJID TJ Namo LPAUID Asmnt Value I MGB Decision & Asmnt Chango Recommended I Asmnt Valuo 113 Village of Forestburg 4343980 45.4110 38.950 I -6.490 ; 790 680 -110 : 11 G Town of Fori Macleod [ 4343905 1 115 Town of Fori Macleod 4343908 ~4 . 500 r 81.000 -13.500 l 11 5 Town of Fori Macleod 4343906 407.o1o 1 _ 34 .~.86~ ... .-sa.1 5o j 11 7 City of Fort Saskatchewan ~-'I 4343918 99,690 ! ... -- 92,570 -7,120 1 1 117 Ci t ~ of Fort Sas~at chewan 11343927 724.4oo ! · · 672.650 ·-51:i5o ·- ... ·--- ..-·1· 863,150 8o1.soo 1 .._.61.. .65o ; 117 4343920 r. .. . City of Fort Saskatch ow_o~ ..... ·--.. -····-·--! ·· - 2.6o ,. ·-- ·- 2-2o1· .. .. • · -- I County of Forty Mile No. 8 1\343860 11 8 .. .. . - . I·· ...... ,_.J. • -"" •• • _ - • :40 I 118 4343856 .. .4 .230.. I...... 3,920.. 1r. -310 118 ~:~~:~ ~: ~~~~ ~~f~ ~:} :~= ~~-= , 4343857 .. 1 ,53.~~-~? .1. __ - •....!:~2~.4 10_ -109,260 11 9 Town or Fo~ Creek - ----·-... ·- •• I ..4 ·-·....343876 .. .. .I .... . 10,080•.• I·' . • • ....!),360 . ·,I -720 119 Town of Fox Creek 4343872 42,110 1 39,100 I -3.010 -20,780 119 Town of Fox Creek -j 4343873 . 1_. • 29o.81 o · 27o.o3o·l · 4.343887 .. -·1o.96o !' 7,83o -3,130 121 Village of Gadsby I 122 Village of Galahad 4343895 90 I 60 I -30 122 V1llage or Galahad 4343892 4.830 3,450 I -1.380 122 V1llage of Galahad 431\3893 15.420 1 11.o1o j -4,410 124 Town of Gibbons i ~343818. 19,870 l 17,030 •2,840 1 1211 Town of Gibbons 4343823 I 46,050 i 3[),470 -6,580 1211 Town of Gibbons ...... J 4343819 1 1 72~?~0 1- · - 1 ~_7.990 -24.670 I VIllage of Girouxville 4343834 ! 60 40 -20 125 '· 125 Village o~ G~ rouxvi ll e .. -· --·~ -·1 -1.570 I ·-·-··· ··-·· .. - 1 of ·-, 1 -"/,010 125 VillaQ~ Gi~ouxvi ll c ~~.;~;~ .. ·.·:- ...· .. 2~:};~ 1 . . ~ : ~~~-i --··- .. j 127 Village of Glend~n -360 127 Village of Glendon .~ ~·~~ ~~~~~~~ .~~~:l· :~:~::~ .. -- . ~J~%1-·--··- }6~~ J- -8SO I 127 VIllage of Glendon -- ~9,42~ ·, - ____-20 _. 128 V il ~ago of ~lcnw~od _ ::::::; . 128 VIllage of Glenwood 6::;:~1 ~: ~- 5~:: ,. -310.,; 128 Village of Glenwood 4343765 . . .. • 39.040 i- --- - 26~70 129 Summer Village of Golden Days 4343772 59.260 1 46.560 131 Town of Grande Cacho 4343777 139,290 1 129,340 -~~:-9,950~~~1 · 131 Town of Grande Cache 4343774 363,970 337,970 -26,000 132 City of Grande Prairie 43113700 296,370 275,210 -21,160 132 City of ~ronde Prairie 4343801 1,910,850 1.774,370 -136,480 132 City of Gmnde_Prairio_ 4343794 2,723- ,580-- ---·- 2,529,040 ·194,540 13'1 ~um_m cr Village of Grandview 11 311 3757 24,1 50 20,700 -3,450 -·- ... ·-- ~ ~ . -- ··- -~-· 43113763 120 ' 110 -10 135 1T own of Granum 135 Town of Granum 55,210 -4,250 138 1 Sum1;1er Village o~ Gull La!.e. 3'1,190 --- - - 2~3q_ 1110 - 80 -40 Vil!~ge ?I Ha lk! r~ :·;::~;}i :,:~-- -- ~i~~~ - ---~~- ---. -· -- 1110 Village or Halklrk 4343693 ' 800l 570 ·230 140 ~il l ago of Ha l~ irk 4343694 C. _·1 t~_o:O[ ----- 12,290 ·4,910 141 Town or Hanna 4343705 I_ -~-3.3~0. 1 10.520 -2.870 1111 Town of Hanno 4343700 23,850 18,740 -5,1 101 : . -· i- 141 I Town or Han~a 4343701 308,420 242,330 t -66,0901 1112 1S pecial Areas Board 4343718 440 3861' -60 142 i SpeciDI Areas Board 1\343713 1,410 1.210 I -200 1112 Special Areas Board 4343714 3,853,160 3,302.710 i -550,450 1113 I Town of liardisty 11343652 2,860 2.4~0 [ -410 59IIO!dCIS:DLI 38-06 Page 9 of 19 NOTICE OF DECISION NO. DL 138/06 I TJID TJName LPAUID Asmnt Value 1 MGB Dacision & Asmnt Change Rocommondcd Asmnl Value 143 Town of Hardisty 4343648 22,570 ! 19,350 i -3,220 l 143 To~n of Hardisl¥ _ 4343650 91,400 l 78,340 -13:o6o I 1-14 ' V. il ~g~_o_r_ H ~y Lakes . ~ 1-- -1 343662 so ! · 60 : -20 I 144 Village of Hay Lakos 1\343659 10,140 ,. 7,970 -2, 170 1411 Vill<1go of Hay Lakes - r 4343660 22,890 l 17,980 I --1,910 I 70 50 • -20 . 145 Yi!la_ge C:'. Hoislor ------·----· --··1 . -~34_367_~ · ··· · 3oo I -- ~~.;~~ ! ... 1 ~_:4~~·· ...... : ·.::?.;;~~-~ .. _?77_.'180J ...... ?.?~·-~~~ I . . _8 +.~~-i ..1 .q!_.B90 1 116,340 , __ ... __:-: _.. _ 1 1 32 , 76~ j ...... -" 3?::~- ~§j ~·~9.~ .: ?9.77o L.... 59,810 i -9.96o -~-~_7:5_90_1_ :· 3~f}?~ i,.:-.~~:. :·65 , 37~ ) 7os.22o • 604,1180 -- ~·i ·oo>ro· · 149 VIllage of Hill S p~in!iJ 4343560 24.1 20 1 22 .400 : -1,720 1 151 Town of Hinton 4343587 892,410 ) 956_,1 50 ! 63,740 1 151 Town of 1-Jinton 1\343583 584,910 i 626,690 ! 41,780_: ' 151 Town of Hinton 4343580 1-11.160 i 151.2-10 ' 10,080 ! , 152 . _Village of Holden 4343522 35o ' 32o j· · -3o 152 Village of Holden 4343519 16.31o l 1s,1 so j : 1.16ol 152 V!IIO;Jge or Holden 4343520 45,100 I 41,880 ~- -3,220 l 153 ':ill ~ge o f_Hu~h_end_~_n_ ------~---~~~-~- -'--~3~?,32 . 1 8~ j ...... 1 ~0 ; ...-- . -30 153 --~il~g~ _?r ':! u9he~_cJen ·------·-· -~- ___4 _3~ 3~2_9_.. • ...... 5:..~.80 I . .. . - ~ · 1_~0-[...... -·---~~~0 1 153 .. V.illag_e_o_f H_u_gh_cndcn___ ·-· ., 0 1 36 080 - 30,930 · -5,150 1, 43 353 1 1 0 13 1 _1,54 _ .'!~! ~~~- -~ ~ Hus~ar.. - . . .. ___ ...... ______4343 ~~~-- . 1.8_.:_- 324···o.. 111.- .. --· . ...1s 1····. 72_._o6'll_·_-_· __·-.-- _.. -.~.•·_ 2 ·--. :_ 6-19_2 -0°···1 154 VIllage of Hussar 4343540 ~5s ~i_]!~P·~~-v~~e;)i_"_Di~!~~~c;: ..4(wa i~i§t_-:~-==- 43434]2 ·. L. ;:~~~ j ~ .~~~ r·-.-~-- ~. ::i~ l 159 !. i m_e rovemen~~~~~!:~~ ~~.:-~~a l er t~~.. ------• 4~.'1 ~470 .1 [ 8 .. 1 • 1 J 1 . 15EJ ... r~er ovcment ~is'!~ct.~o. 4 ~~~ ~ :'.~?r.'L . ___...... -~343~~ ... i _ 10~.9~~ 9??8~ 1.. . -~:?.~~ 167 1Impr ovement District No. 12 (Jasper National Park) 4343502 19._630 I 14,020 1 -5.610 I 167 i Improvement District No. 12 -(Jasper National Park) 434341 9 ' 102.850 73,470 I -29,380 167 Improvement District _No. ~2 ( ~spe~ ~jii9na l Pa~k) .. 4343~1 6 ·1 . 104,650 I 7~1,7 50 I -29.900 1 168 Improvement District No. 13 (Elk Island) 43434 27 . 14,750 13,700 -1,050 j 1 168 lmprovem en_tDis t ~i~lf'! o.1 ~ ( ~ 1k_!s_la~L .... . - ... 4343426 -~ 25,2_70 1 ?3 .4 7~1 -1_,800 ! ~- 179 l_mprovement Dis t~ict .!'Jo. 24 (Wo~~- Buf!~!?) 434 34~2 .I. 25 .. 080 _2 2_.._ ~0_0_ .... _ _ ~- 3 .. 580 I i 180 ' Town of lnnisloil ·~ .... _. __ _ 4343442 1 664 520 711 990 ., 7 470 1 180 1 Town ?f lnnls!ail .•. ------·---· ---- . 4 ~4 3'1':4 __ f- 171,570 . . .. 183,83.0 ____ -_ 12.~-60 1 1 - ~~0 _1 T~~l o!_lr:r_t~s_~~ i!.______.. ------·---~~434~~ _ .. _ 3_4 .~~~ ------__3~:? _~0 2.'150 1 __1 ~1 ___ , _Y.ill a~~o~ l nn!s f~c!:, ___ ,__ __-~~-57__ ~.7.~_0J..__ ...... -.~-·-~5_q_ ...... ___- 1 _.~~ 1 . 1 ~.. 1 _I V_ill_a~-_ e____ o _f l_n_nis_fr._ e_e_ --·--·-·-·------.. . 4_.3434_55 8 .490 ------...6.' .....670 -- ····---~-1! 820 .. :..:.J1 181 .. 4 ,Vi ll 59aordcrs: DLI38-06 Pngc 10 of19 NOTICE OF D I~C I S I ON NO. DL 138/06 TJNamo LPAUID Asmnt Value I MGB Decision & j Asmnl Chango I TJID I Recommended ' I Asm nt Value 1 188 Town of Killam 4343332 1,200 1 1,120 1 ·80 188 Town of Killam 11343328 25,590 ! 23,770 -1,820 [ 188 Town of Killam 11 343330 89:2_~_0 .1 82,870 -6,370 -340 I 189 Village of Klnuso 43433113 1\,670 11 ,330 189 Village of l 59aordcrs:DLI38-06 Page I I of 19 NOTICE OF DECISION NO. DL 138/06 I TJID T JNamo LPAUID Asmnt Va lue I MGB Doclslon & 1 Asmnt Ch<1ngc I ' Recommended I I Asmnt Value 209 Village of Lougheed '1 311 8295 210 1 150 , ·60 209 Village of Lougheed '1348291 6.7_20 4.8oo 1 -1.920 \ -7.290 209 Village of LolJQhocd . '1 311 8293 25.5~? I 18.210·! 21 0 Summer Village of Ma-Me-0 Beach 4348305 100 90 -10 210 S u~m o r Village of Mn-Mo·.C? Beacl1 -1 311 83011 .. 6.2oo I 5.320 -880 ·1,710 210 Summer Village of M~_-Me - 0 ~each '1 3118303 . .. . . 1~:~~.L ··--·-.. . .10_.2~~ l i 21 1 Town of Magrath -1 3118312 ·3,060 43118311 -28,760 I 211 Town ~ ~- N!agrath ... :... .?~~~_ ;;_~~1 .· .~-= -· - -~~~);6{ ,. 212 Town of Ma!"ning 11 3118269 ~~ -~~~-~.- ... ______23.180 I __ ...... :..!.. ?8~ .. I' 212 . Town or M~_nning 11 3118229 ___58 ~850 ·1 - ~·- ·-· 5~-?4~ - - ·4,210 - I 212 Town of Manning 11 3118270 96,370 89,480 . -6,890 2'111 Vii loge of Ma ~ayn e 4348251 s!o·j ·· ...... 7s~.i. _ ·210 2111 Villapc of M_arwaync '! 43118248 1.400 1.100 I -300 2111 Village of Marwayne 4348249 58,850 11 6.2110 -12,610 215 Town of Mayerthorpe 11 311 8261 211 .060 22.3-10 -1,720 215 Town of Maycrthorpc 113118258 62,250 I 57,800 I -IJ,-150 215 Town of Mayerthorpe 11 348259 77.090 71,590 I ·5,500 216 Town of McLennAn 113-18191 150 140 l -10 216 j Town of M~L cnn~n 11 3118186 24:21o 1 22.s4o ·1.730 1 -4.s2o I 216 I Town or Mcl ennan I 4348187 ,I .. _6_3.?.?.o 1 58.7so 217 1City of Modicinc Hal 113'182011 300,910 279.420 -2 1.1190 ! I 2,908,260 2.700,530 ·207,730 I -~ ~ 7 - -~itr _o! ~odi~n_e ~-~ ~~ _ . ... ··~ _·-. -· _ 4348214 ·- 1 1134 8209 3,699,41 0 •. 3,435,170 r ··264,240 I 217 City ? f Me~ic i n ':_:t a ~ --·-·-·- _----· ···-· - ! 218 Town of Milk River 11348144 - - - - 218 , Town of Milk River 113481-11 j - .. . . . - ... ·····- ...... - .... ~ ... ;~~~ - .... --~- --~1~~ 1 .;! :_~-~ 219 Town of Millet . :1 4348152 I . .... -- ~~.. ~~~ L __ 1 ~.310 ·.1.180 1 219 Town of Millet 4348155 .I L. _6~,?60 '------~8:~~? • 4 ,~20 I 219 .Town of Millet 4348153 !_ _1~~~~ .1. - 135,890 ~.!.~-~~~ ! 220 .• Village ot Milo 4348164 J. -·--·- ~33qJ_ ____ ~?1~ -720 ; 220 Village of Milo 113118165 I 18.280 14.360 -3.920 I 221 Village of Minburn 4348134 260 180 -80 l 43118172 24,030 17,160 6 870 i 221 Village of Minburn I. . 1 222 : County of Minburn No. 27 4348099 1,190 1,020 - ~ 1 70 1 222 County of Minburn No. 27 11 3118138 L _. . ~--~~o 3.900 -650 222 County of Minburn No. 27 11 348139 1- 1_.5 ~3 ·6~~ 1,322,230 -220,37~ l 2211 ' Town of Morinvillo .. 4311 8114 . .. 392,820 '148,940 56,120 I 2211 Town of Morinville 11 3-18115 I 216,940 2117,930 - 30,990 1 224 jTown of Morinvllle . .. -1 311811 3 -~25 - hVill~gc of ~-o ~~ln -·· . _ --· -·- _ ___ _ 11 3118124 L- ~~~~~~ =--=-:--- .~ ~!:;;~ - .. ;:~;~ J ~25 .. J Villag~ o! Morr1n __ ·---~· ____ ..• _ -1 3-18123 ~25_ J. ~i~JIO of N!o rr ~n .... _ .. __ • _ ··- 11 3118126 227 I Town of Mundare 4348075 ~--: '·!:: --=-~~~Ei =:_= ~ii i 227 1 Town of Mundaro ---··· .. .. 11 3118071 1__ •• 15,350 14,250 -1,100 I 227 · Town ·or Mundare 4348072 1 46,070 11 2,780 ~~. 29o I 228 V illage of N!u~son 113118082 440 1110 ·30 228 Village of Munson 4348083 l 29,370 27,270 -2,100 ' 229 Village of Mymam 113118087 1. 750 7001 -50 1 229 : Village of Myrnam 4348090 l 4,260 3,960 -300 229 Village of Myrnom .I 4311 8088 I 34.230 31.78o 1 -2.450 59norcl crs:DL t3R-06 Page 12 of 19 NOTICE OJ.i' DECISION NO. OL J38/06 TJID TJNamo LPAUID Asmnt Value MGB Decision & 1 Asmnt Chango Rccornrncndcd I Asmnt Value 1 230 Summer Village of Nakamun Park 12.280 11.400 -880 1 232 Town of Nanton 24,070 20,630 i ·3,440 232 Town of Nanton 27.1 80 ~~~3~~ I -3,880 ; 232 Town of Nanton 149,980 1213,560 -21,420 I 233 Village of New Norway 100 . 8o I -20 ; 233 Vil!ag~ of Now Norway 8.530 . 6,700 -1,830 21.380 16,800 ·11,580 233 y rlla g~ - ~f "!o_w ~o.r.v_ay .. _ ···- - • -·· .• • .• ·I 11 ,280 i 10,470 -810 ·--· . -3,1 40., • 43,870 I 40,730 ·- ...... j I 168.550 156,510 I ·12,040 1 I 2110 ."f.o~n- ~ f On?_w~y .! r ---·-·· .... ·- 2,230 -170 241 Tow~ o~ Oyen ••• -1 • ~-~~?_952 2.400 ! 8.4cio ;· 1 .aoo 1 :·soc I 241 ~~wn or _oy~n J... 4 ~47949 241 "!"?w~. o~Oy on ! 4347950 108.370 :· 1oo:G:io 1 - !. , 7.~_oJ .. ,.... 4.34i88o 243 County of Paintoarth No. 18 120 100 ; -20 I 1 i 4347920 848,620 -231,11 50 2 13 County of Paintoarth No. 18 I. 1,080,070 . 244 Village ol Paradise Valley ! 4347893 140 ; 110 I -30 2114 Village of Paradiso Valley I 4347890 9.560 l 7.510 ; -2,050 2114 Village of Paradise Valley 4347891 10,950 : 8,600 i -2,350 245 Parkland County 4347907 63.610 : 59,070 i -4,5tl0 1 245 • Parkland County j 4347876 :i41 ,910 : 317,490 J · 2 4 ,42_~ 1 8,922,860 j 1 245 Parkland Co_unty 1 4347911 8,285.520 -6~7.34o I 247 ' Town of Peace River l 4347866 11 0,590 1 . ~4 ..?~9 I_ - .. - ~ ~:.89_0_1 ·-· ·--- -. r· 1 524,290 ' -87,380 247 . T~~n o!. ~~ace Ri_'::.!'_ ··-··--·--- --i· 43 17871 611,670 i 6?3.~50 :· ~~7- 1..!~~!: of P?ac~ R~~~r ---·--·-- •• ·--·· . •• .•• 4 3~7~92 1 249 , Town of Picture Bu lle 1 4 3478 16 152,190 i ~~-~~~ -~~-·-· .. -~~:!·~~ 47,000 50,36o L 3,36o 24~ _/r~wn ·or_~c turc:~~;:;ii e -- --=--==-=-= .--~=.l·. 4347818 l 1 250 :owr~ ~ ~ ~i~che r C~ee_~-- - __ ------. -1- _43~78 26 41 2_,030 : 4_70,89~ J =- 58.860 168.300 i 1 92 . ~~0 1 24.0'10 2o"0 Town o! Pi~ch~r C_r:_c?_k __ . _ __-_·· . _·----· ·J. 4347829 Town of Pinchor Creek 431\7825 16.~96 " 1 18,840 2,350 250 - ··-· ------253 , Summer Village of Poin~ Alison 1 4347759 8,900 8,260 -640 256 Summer Village of Poplar Bay 431\7711 30.760 1 26,370 ·4,390 257 Town of Provost 4347718 30.280 I 25,950 -4.330 257 Town of Provost 4311771 5 41 ,030 35.170 -5,860 434771 6 245.780 210,670 -35,110 257 1Tm~n of Provost _ _ ···------~~- I 258. · rv1uni cipal District of Provo_st No. 5~ 11347725 850 670 -180 I· 258 .I Municipal Dis t ri~ t of. ~r?vost No. 5~ _ . _ ,~ • 4347730 I 1.soo I 1,180 ·320 258 Municipal District of Provost No. 52 4347726 1.647,4001 1,294, 380 -353,020 I i . 11 347742 100,770 17,790 _260 _L ·~o_w~1 of R_ainbow Lak~ ~=-· ~-=-~--- ··1· -· ----~· __ .37~2·~ ,470-~~-1 45,500 8,030 260 -~ Town of ~ainb?w Lak~----- _ -~·-----· •• __ 4347741 -. -·..-- 260 · Town of Rainbow Lake 4347743 22_._~7o l- 27,160 4.790 295.580 . 3sa·.~~oi 261 t :t::ow_n - ~ ~ Raymon~ --==--=~~-=~ ··=-.1 4347702 _ __ 63: ~o 1 261 1 Town of Raymond 4347663 59.930 72 ~78~ i ..... 12,850 264- I" Town of Redcliff 4347616 28.410 1 26,38o 1 -2.030 264 ·-r~~n or" Redciilr 11347578 1?.~:.2~0 1_ . f.~~:s~~ c=-.·~ _· 9.500 264 Town of Radcliff 11347573 518,410 '181 .380 -37,030 265 Town of Redwater 4347589 43,080 36,920 -6,160 265 Town of Redwater 4347592 67,350 57.730 -9,620 265 Town of Redwater 4347590 159,740 136.920 I ·22,820 266 Town of Rimbey 4347606 6,1160 I 6,000 -460 59aordcrs:DLI38-06 Page l3 of 19 NOTICE OF DECISION NO. DL L38/06 TJID TJNnmo LPAUID Asrnnt Value MGB Decision & 1 A sm nl C hn ngo Rocornrncndod : Asm nl Valuo I 266 Town of Rimbey 11 3117601 42.330 39,310 l -3.020 I -17,070 I 266 Town of R_lmbey 113 117602 238,950 221,880 1 268 Town of Rocky Mountain Ho l~~':: 431)7571 72i.34o : 779.290 5 1 :9~0 j 1 268 Town of Rocky_Mountai n_ I:J o~~e .. 1131)7530 22~.280 i 244,590 1 6~3.1 0 I 268 To':'n of Rocky Mou_ntain Hous~. 11347570 112.220 t 115.230 3,010 I~ 271 Village of Rosolind 113117506 110 ; 3o I ...... ------...... 1,11 0 ,. ~~66 1 ------·· , 1)3117504 1,!1 10 -·._ ...... ~_7 1 _vill~gc _ o r ~?sali~~ ...... 1 271 Village or Rosali!ld .. _ ....::.' ~ ::.-:.:.:_... ~~- ·_: ·~:·· .. "j 4347505 15.050 _11.830 i -3.220 I 11 3117512 so I 40 -10 l 272 V i~age ~!_Rosemary ... . _ ----·· ...... ! I 212 Village of _Rosc_mnry 434751 1 27,460 I 2 1 :57~ 1 -5.890 l 273 Summer Village of R~s~ Haven 4347516 1 ?-~_70 _, }6.ot~o 1 -1.230 l 275 Village of Ry~olt 11 311 7519 85.450... -. ?1 .~60 1 1 275 \(i l!a~e of ~yc roft 4347523 10,140 , 10,870 {;:~I .275 Village of Rycroft 11 3!1 7518 3.390 , 3,630 11 347453 8,300 -1,380 1 276 Village of Ryley 9.68o 1 276 Village of Ryley 11311711 52 14.030 1 12,020 -2.010 19 370 16.600 -2.770 276 I Village of Ryley 43117451 • II. I 277 Summer Village of Sandy Beach 43117!161 38.690 ! 35,920 -2.770 I 278 Village of Sangudo I 431171169 3.s8o I 2,810 -770 • ' I 278 :Village of Sangudo 43117465 9.020 t 7,090 -1,930 431171166 56,830 i 1111,650 -12,180 278 ;Village of Sangudo ... ·I .. l 2.390 -650 279 i Summer Village of Seba Beach I 1131171180 3,040.1 . -· r 279 :. --:.'_ .: · I 431171176 12:92o 1 '" 1o.15o 1· -2.770 ~u-~r_~·er V!!l~ge_;t"~eb~~~-~~h- ~- :.~~~ ··~-.. ·--- 24,6so -6.720 279 Su~!fle.!: Village_o f . ~ e ~~~;ach ·- •• . ___ . "! 11347477 3_1..:3?~~ - - . ---- I 4347399 1.490 ] 1,280 -210 ~:o . :ow.n of ~.e_9gewic~- .. _ ... .. __ ------· _ • !. 22:380 19.180 - --- -3.200 0 T_o":"n of Sc~gewic! . .. _ _ ___ ... . _. _ I 113471138 I .. -· -:· · 49,470 42,41 0 -7,060 280 Town ~ f Sedgewick .. ____ J 4347440 .. -·--····-·- 282 Summer Villugo of Silver Beach I 113!17421 23.430 1 18,1110 -5,020 283 '· Summer Village-oT_S!! ~erSa nds _- - ·-· •· j 4347423 25,820 I 20,290 ·5,530 284 Town of Sluve Lake 1131171126 3i21ol 30.8110 -2.370 I 284 Town of Slave Lake !131171132 1112.9401 132.730 -10,210 284 Town of Slave Lake 431171127 615,250 I 571,300 -43,950 285 Town of Smoky Lake 113117365 21.850 i 18,730 -3,120 285 Town of Smoky Lake 113!17369 37,37o 1 32.o3o -s.34o 285 Town of Smoky ~ako 113117366 93,26o I 79.940 -13,320 150 1110 -1 0 286 J ~ r~ky Lake C~ur;ty !1347381 286 Smoky Luke Count¥ 11 3117377 ' 360 330 -30.. 286 -~.!..n~~_Y-~a~: Co~~ t y • . . _ 4347378 L.. __2~ 02_5~9.0 1,880.~ ~.9 - --·--· -14!1_!_09. 110 100 -1 0 287 1ML~n i~i pa!_Dis tr i~t_o~~~okr.!:i~~!-~_o:_~ ~o 113117313 ..... -.. . - ... _.. ·- ·- .... _ -.... 287 Municipal District of Smoky River No. 130 11347392 971,340 ·- 832,580 ____: 138,760_ - 288 rs~ni~ ~ r ~i lia~c:-~7_5~-u:E.~!~~ -=-·--~- -:-·J 43117323 9,290 8,630 -··· -· --.--660 290 Municipal District of Spirit River No. 133 11347341 90 100 10 2g1 ' citycif ·spr~c-; G r~ve - - .. - 11347305 1,221,060 1,308,280 87,220 291 Ci~y of Spruce G rov~ 11347311 ""'649.8701 ~9_6.~9~ - " ~-~29_ 291 C!ty of Sprue~ Groy_e______4311730!1 56,570 60,610 4,040 292 City of St. Albert 43117289 2,911,080 3,326,950 "15,870 292 City of St. Albert 4347296 2,367,250 i 2.705A 30 338,180 292 City of St. Albert 113117286 2 1 4,78~ I 245,460 I 30.680 I 293 Town or St. Paul 43117236 243.630 261,0!10 17,1110 59aordcrs:DU JS-06 Page 14 of' 19 NOTICE OF DECJS10N NO. DL 138/06 Asrnnt Change TJID TJ N<~mo LPAUIO Asmnt V;~ l uo I MGB Docision & 1 Recommended Asmnt Va lue 293 Town of St. Paul 11 3117238 148.25o I 158,840 10.590 293 Town of Sl. Paul 4347235 87,490 i 03,740 ' 6,250 294 County of Sl. Paul No. 19 4347253 7'10 r 690 -50 2911 County of St. Paul No. 19 4347248 4,650 I 4.310 -3110 294 Cou11 ty of St. Paul No. 19 43'17249 2.345.tl1·o I 2,177,880 -167.530 296 ~ ta rl ~ ~ct, Co~nty 4347201 23o l 220 ·10 296 S tarlon~ County 113471 96 ·2.69oT 2.500 -190 ...... --· ·-·- i 4'3471'97 . ·.-- 296 Stailancl County 813,120 -62,550 .'8?~~i~~J 980 .. 297 Town?f S_tav~!Y .. ·: __ ~---·... :.~ ,.:_~::..._::_:.!· 11347217 - 1 ~0 .! 49,420 I ~2.360 ' -7,060 297 Tow11_o f St~v_e l y_ ...... _ ··---·· .J. 4347216 I _ 1,310 1,220 -90 ' I 299 Count.Y of Stet!ler No. 6 ··- __ _ _ 1 4347149 ····- ·260 299 ~-o~n~y ~f Stettler N~ . ? I 4347154 : 3,700 3,440 299 County of Stettler No. 6 .. -·---·l 4347150 1,893,190 -145.630 300 Village of Stirling 4347166 !.. -' ~::ill ! 94,130 6,280 300 V1llage of Stirling 4347169 2,760 180 301 Town of Stony Plain 43117137 75.460 1 70,070 ; -5.390 301 Town of Stony Plain 4347101 241,690 I 224,1130 -17.260 301 Town of Stony Plain 4347136 1.216.680 1 1,1 29,780 I -86.900 302 Strathcona County 11 3117117 J ?~·~_50 1 163,8_40 i -12.610 StrothcoM County 11 3117128 3,210,040 2,980,750 1 ·229,290 ' I 302 . I ,. 302 Strathcona County 43471 20 10,4611. ,82-.0 _9.717,330 I -747.1190.1 Town of Strathmore if 347070 665,030 712,530 I 117,500 I • 303 . ·- ... ,., __ .... -~- I 303 Town of Strathmore 4347072 383,730 411 _. 1 ~ ~ : 27,410 I 303 Town of Stmthmore ------~3~7~~ J:~- - 16.390 ..•. 17.560 I 1,170 304 Vl!la_ge ? f Strome 304 Village of Strome -510 1 . --. -··----· ----~~~ - -~~~~6:: ··· -~:--- _7_~t~l-_--_··· 6_.~~~ 1 304 1Village of Strome 4347066 14.780 13.720 I -1.o6o 305 Sturgeon County I 4347047- 5,230,840 5,604,470 I 373,630 305 S t ~rgeon County 4347011 97.250 104,200 . 6,950 305 Sturgeon County 11 3470116 12,150 13,020 I 870 306 , Summer Village of S~ ndance Beach 11347029 17,820 14,000 1 ·3,820 I I 307 Town of Sundre 4347031 45.o3o 38.6oo 1 -6,430 , I 307 Town of Sundre 4347034 58,030 if9,740 f ·8,2~0 1 I : 307 Town of Sundre 4347032 '· 237,160 203.260 I -33,880 l i 300 Summer Village of Sun~e t Point 4347004 3.170 2.9110 I -230 I 308 I S~1mm e r Village of Sunset Point 4347005 30,760 28 . ~~0 ·2,190 11311 7006 55,710 . 39,600 I -15,910 1 309 Town of Swan Hills I 309 Town of Swan Hills 4346968 - ~?:6~0 - --- -· ~2 ._6~0 J -25,040 - 309 Town of Swan Hills 4346966 177,590 126,650 -50,7110 Town of Taber 4346993--,.~-= -~§~!~ --·-·- 754,700 94,330 1 311 28.790 I 311 Town of Taber 43116994 201,520 230.310 311 Town ofTober 1,390 - :.·- 312 Municipal District of Taber ~~~~~~~ [-_-· 1~?7~;~ ~1 . 8~;~~!~ r· 126,580 312 Munlc!pal Dist.rict of Ta b~r 4346965 I 1 ,540 . 1,650 I 110 20 I 312 Municipal District of Taber 4347001_1_ ··- 200 2201 313 1 VIllage of Thorhild 4346935 13,680 12,7001 -98o i 313 V1llago of Thorhild 4346936 17.870 16.600 ·1.270 1 I 313 Village or Thorhlld 4346938 22 ,350 20,750 -1.600 1 314 1 County of Thorhild No. 7 if3116949 210 2so 1 -20 59nordCIS' 0Li 38-06 Page J 5 of J 9 NOTICE OF OECIS rON NO. DL 138/06 TJID TJNamo LPAUID 1 Asmnt Value 1 MGB Decision & Asmnl Chango I Rocommondod • j Asmnt Value 314 Cour1ty or Thorhlld No. 7 4346946 3,330 I 3,090 I -240 1 -89,770 314 I County of Thorhil? N~. 7 1 4346947 1,256,730 1,166,960 ; 315 j Villogo.of_ Thors~y- ·=~-···.. ·· - l 4346961 18,500 17,180 ! -1,320 2~.660 1 -1,740 315 Vi!logc of Th ~rsby I 4346916 24,400 1 I 315 1 Village of Thorsby · 4346962 63,960 I 59.~90 j -4,570 32,080 ~ ~ : I ~ ::;~ -: :· ~~;f~ ~::~ .. ~ ~----~- ..-. - "...... ,. :~::::~ 224,550 I _,_2~~]~~ .I 6,510 316 • To;n.. oiT h~e~ ·Hills - · - • -...... - - _ .. i- 4346879 - ~~:~~~ f -~= .. -·22.'596 , 2.820 . ·--· -·-- .. • . · 29ciT · ·· 21o.. 1 -20 I 317 _VIII~QC ~~~ j ~; ;: :~; ~:.. ~;1~:-~ ------~~~.- -~-: .. - ~~~:~~! I 1. ~ ~~ ------;~~ .. -~~~ I 330 Villogo oi Veteran .....--·- 4346780 . 29,600 21,140 -8.~60 1 331 !O~>fn of Viking __ --·- 4346705 I 80,320 86,050 5,730 I 331 Town of Viking 434G704 I .. 26.950' ·----- . 28,B80 1,930 170 . ~3~ . tf~~ ;):or~v·ik l nQ ---~=~~~~=-=-=-- ____ ~ 3~~-- 6?)-~ -:·-,_:_·.-....· ·_. ___2~ -8- ~~- -.-~..--~---.-_. __ -..2 ~~1 o"__o _ · -10 332_ ":'~ll ~g;:ofVi!~a ·------·---- · ·- . . , .,6 7 1 9 __1 6 0 _ _1 50 -530 i 332 1 :Vi~age o! V~na ------4346714 ~·- .. ?. :..42_Q 6,890 332 Vi ii ~JJC of Vilna -·--- 4346715 . __ _ 31,~~0 29,650 -2,280 ' 334 Vulc~n County _ . -···-·-· ___ 4346738 80 70 ::-10 I 334 Vulcan~o~nt~------···-- '!_346742 .• 1,280 ______1,190 -9~ 1 1 334 Vl~lcan County ___ ·------·. 4346739 ! _ 2.~20,_430 1,968,970 -151,4_60 I 335 Town of Wainwright 4346670 92,450 85,840 -6,610 335 Town of Wainwright 4346673 170,480 158,300 -12,180 335 ' Town of Wainwright 4346671 325,380 302,130 -23,250 336 I Municipa l District of Wain~rig hl No. 61 4346686 180 160 -20 59noldcrs:DI.I38-06 Page 16 of 19 NOTICE OF DECISION NO. OL 1 3 ~/ 06 1 TJID TJNnmo LPAUID Asmnt Value 1 MGB Decision & 1 Asmnt Chango , Rocommondod 1 Asmnt Vnluo I 336 Municipol District of Woinwright No. 61 Lt346691 1,010 1 870 : -140 1 336 Municipal Dl~ t ri ct ~fWai~wri gh t No. 61 11346687 1,727,110 ! 1.480,380 -2'16,730 i 338 Vll!og? of Warburg 11 346620 10.380 i 8,690 · -1.4'9o i 338 Village of vyarb.urg 11346623 24,900 i 21,350 -3 ,550 I 338 Vill;1ge of Wmburg 113'16621 76.470 . 65:540 , .. -10.930 ' -2-~o I 339 Village ?_f '!:fa r ~~r lt3116634 8_11_0 : 600 ...... -1 339 Village of Warner 43116633 1 .2.22~ ! _8.730 1 : 3.4_?0, '13'16632 13.580 . 9,700 ! -3.880 339 ~iii::Jg~ of_Warner - ' 4346647 230 200 -30 340 _Cou~ty of '("a.~nc~ No. 5 I • .. 340 County of Warner No. 5 113'166112 940 ! 800 1 -140_1 340 County of Warner _No. 5 1131166'13 1.161 ,32o l 99S.41o j -165.910 343 T~wn of ~cm ~ I9Y_ .. '1346592 1,640 , 1,52o r -12o 1 i 343 Town ?f Wcmb_ley '13116586 1'1,596 !. 1J.ssoT -- - 1 ~{i~o 1 343 Town of Wemblcy 4346569 100,520 93,340 1 -- -7,180 ! 113116601 11,81 16.s4o -1.21o 344 Summer _Village of Wesl Cove o:I. I 346 Westlock County 113116569 280 I 260 I -20 346 Wcstlock County 11346565 5,590 i 5,1 90 l -400 346 Westlock County 113116566 2.460.760 1· 2.2~4 . 990 1 -175.770 : 3117 City o f Wotaskiwi~ 11311651111 831,340 890,720 j 59,380 I 347 City o1Wot<1Skiwin 431\651\6 6o3.43o 1 ~116.53o l 43.1 oo · 347 City o l ~o taskiwi n 1\3465112 116.790 j 125,1 30 1. 8,340 ~ 352 Village of Willlngdon 11311611611 1,580 i - _1.'170J -1 10 J 1 352 Vlllagc_of Wi_l!lngdon 113461160 2.690 l 2,490 J .. -3~0 1 352 Villag~ of Willingdon 4346462 353 Municipal Dis t ~ic t ?~W~119,w C~eek ~o. 2~ '13461174 11 3116479 ~-~~~-b~:------~~·~~~t'-·-=- --2,~~~ ~ ! 353 Municipal District of Willow Creek No. 26 - -- ~~0 I. . - .. 5~~ -- - -401 1· _353 . M_unl~ipa i _ Dislric t of Wi.llow-E,reek. ~?· 26 '13'161175 1 _: 8~~.07_(?_, 1 .7~~.~~ --- - 1_3~~~~ 1 354 Summer Village of Yellowstone 4346398 11 ·?110j -- !~.900 - - 84~. I 355 -· Village-of Youngstown '13'16404 110 90 -20 - 355- · Viiiago of Youngs t o~n 43116401 39,'100 r -----33.770 - ---5.630 1 356 Town of Chestermere 1131161110 750.360 I 803.960 1 53,6oo 356 Town of Cheslermcrc 4346414 13,770 I 111 ,750 980 360 Town of Coalhurst 113116394 Joo 1 28o -2o J I I 360 Town of Coalhurst 113116432 150,330 139,590 -10,711_0 ,. ·. 362 Summer Village of Pelican Narrows 11 3116379 13,820 11,840 -1,980 363 Village of Barnwell '13116381 54,020 61,7110 7,720 1 363 VIllage of Barnwell 113 116382 50 60 10 364 JVi llage of W abamun 11 3116390 364 t,VIIIago of Wabam_un _ 4346387 364 Village of Wabamun 113116388 ::}i~ :~_: ~~.il!! t- =-_:_ :~m ~ 373 l Kananaskis lmprovcm_e_nl !Jis t ~ic~ _ 431181129 373 I Kana~askls l mproverne~1~ Di~ t.r!c t 43481135 1.5~o J--_:::- __1~~~0 :~~~ l 4348tl30 1,01 0,550_1 721,820 -288.736 1 373 Kananoskis lmpro_vement ~~trict _ --I 374 ::;ummer Village of P~rk!~~d Bc_ac~ I 11348452 41,4110 38,480 -2,960 375 Su~ rn o_r Village of Ho rs~~!:_o_e ~-ay 11348455 15.970 I 17.1 10 1.140 375 Summer Village of Horseshoe Bay 431181154 610 650 40 1 376 Cypress County 43481170 4,960 I 4,600 -360 376 Cypress County 113481161 9.410 I 8.740 -670 376 Cypress County 43481165 3,211 ,23~ 2,981.860 -229,370 59aOtckrs:DLI38-06 Page 17 of'1 9 NOTICE OF DECISION NO. DL 138/06 TJID rjName --, LPAUID Asmnt Value ! MGB Decision & I Asmnt Change : i Recommended j Asmnt Vn lue I 1 1 378 Summer Villoge ol Larkspur I 4348510 11,150 7,970 -3,180 380 Summer Village of Waiparous I 4348517 1,150 I 1,070 _-~0 j 382 Municipal Dis trict ~~ Bighorn No._B l· 431185?9 8.1 ?0 I 7,580 -590 382 ~unic_i P,a_l Dls t rlc~ _ ol Bighorn No . ~ - _ 1 4348523 20,610 19,140 -1,470 1 382 Munl ~~pal ~is tr lc t of Bi_ghorn No. 8 I 4348524 , . 824,640 765,7110 -58,900 j 3811 Summer Village or Birch Cove 4348561 4.990 5,350 360 I 1 ~:~ ~~:~~:-:~.. t ll : t~: fi~~~~~-~-§~~:~ ~~--:~:=:~~~---T~ -1ill:~~~- .. -~:.:... ·~- 2{~;~r .. -~~~::..~~~~-~~1~--~=-~::.~-=;2%~~~ ~~_3a~.. ·: ~·u:n,m.:~:v.~~!l-~ . ?I~.~,-~~~e~~~~ ~o~? .. -:.~==::.~= :·: - ~~~a:~e2 .. ." --~- : _~- - ~~: f~E . :·=·:::-=-: -~ 2~.~~~ ] ·-- ~~:~ ·-~~1 ~a-~~.1 )'~ ; . ~~~~iJ·~~~~~! ~~j:;P~~-r~-~ tick _ Lak<: ... -~:·~·:· ... ~ - -~--~~~~§6· .I ... 7.;.: _~~~ ( . _ ::~... &~ci~~·::·~. _·_ :~~-~-~-~ 1· 418 M~nicipa~ ity.o l _ ~a.~ee r__ .. . ·-·-·.! .. ~~48~~5 ~20~_1 00 j 2_~4.~~~ ~..... -~5.7'1q ~ '11 8 .N.funicip~l! t y ~ ~ J~.s p<:~ . .. J 4348651 29~.3~0 I._ ... .?.§~ . 6~g -20,740 480 Woodlands County · -·~... j 434879'1 1.290 I 1,190 , -100 . I 480 Woodlands County ! 4348789 7,500 . s:e60 J -540 11 80 Wood l a~dsCoun ty 4348790 1• 1,985,090 j_ 1.843,300 J -1'1 1,790 1 481 Municipal District of Greenview No. 16 4 34~8~6 . .. 3,3~0 3,090 I -240 j 1 481 Municipal District of Greenview No. 16 4348810 6,250 5.800 -'150 J ' 481 Mu_nlclpal D1strict_~ ~ G reenvi ew No. 16 - __.. .. ~3~~8 11 2 ._~73,5~ ~. 2~6_,B?O. 176 680j 496 . N~ rt hern ~Lm~!~ ~~~ ty . . _ __ __ll~:!_~~.?~ .. _ _ _ _1. _so_~ ·-. 1,670 - - ~ 1 30 . 496 ~.o rt!~ ~rn ~u0~1se5o' --- ·-"56-:510 3,760 505 Municipal District of Mackenzie No. _23 4348935 820 880 60 506 Municipal District o f_B I ~ Lakes 43489'19 11,860 11.010 -850 506 Municipal District of Big Lakes . 434895~ 2,037.1120 1,891.890 -145,530 1 507 Municipal District of Lesser Slave River No. 124 l134897 4 3, 11 0 2,660 -l150 507 1r0unlcipa l ~is t ~ct ~ ~ Les:.~ ~-~~~? _R~crB_~ 1 24--~- - .": - ~33_'~~69~~ - -6._?~q______) .7_6~ -_:-. ___ _:96~ 507 Municipal District of Lesser Slave River No. 124 4348970 1. 723,050 1,476,900 ·246, 150 508 i" Regio ,~a l Municip~ity ~Tw~od Buffalo---·--· - 4349o24 9,950 ·a:530 --- ·· · · -1.-1 20 --~~-[-~.eQ i?n.~ l -~u- ~,~~P~.~!~ .?..~~~??._~~~~; · _____ --~3~~~oa· 95,770 _-_=.-.. _~a2A~P. ~ :~: . .:t~.sao ·j 508 Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo 4349016 12-1,930 107,090 _.. __ :1_!..:.8~9 1 .. 50S . rRegiona l Muni~ipa lity ~Wood B~ifa l o______=~ 4349p2o~-· =--· _1~~-.~i.~ -==1, 234,~1q _ -· -- •. ~?.~~~~ ·-sea· f1'R egi~...... nai · MuniCipai ---·lty oi.. woo-· ···-----d Burf;;;i;·---· .... - ·-----l1349001 ·-2.149,330·------·1, 842,290-·-· . -- ·--·-30 ---7,040 .. 5~8 . ~e~~ona l Mu0~CiP,al it y o!~?od ~.!! ffa_l3___ ...... -- .. ~~~~-~~6---1- -· 2,724,3~0 ____ ...3 _·~-~-~ ..!_~ _q --·-- -~~~·f9~ 511 1Mun icipal District of Northern Llghls No. 22 4349042 130 110 -20 ~H l~ -t~~~i ~i:-:-~~: : : ·g;~~~:, ~t9~~~~~~32~- -~-- -_ -~~~~~§f~ ·- .. -. 1~~2·6: ~~~- .:· ~~ ~.:.~8~~{6 ~~ ·-:~ 1-a:~~~ j 512. j M~~~ icipal Districio io'Pi>ortun.ity N·~ - 17·- _-. -- - ,j349o6o -· ·1.386. ·· ---- - • - ~.o8o ·- ·-~ ~366 1 512 ·1 Municipal Disl~ i cto ! C? pportunity No. 17 4349056 1,515,730 1: ~ _90,930 -32l1,800 525 City or Cold Lake 43'19071 177,400 139,390 -38,010 I 525 1 Cit¥ ?.I Cold _Lake_ -·- ·- . . _ _ 43l19076 509,'130 400,270 -109,1601 59aort!crs:DU 38-06 Page 18 of 19 NOTICE OF DECISION NO. DL 138/06 TJID TJNamo LPAUID Asrnnt Value ; MGB Docisi on & Asrnnt Change I Recommended • Asmnl Valuo 525 I City of Cold Lake 4349072 735,640 I 578.010 I -157.630 532 Town of Drumheller 4349091 66,5oo I 61,750 -4,750 532 I Town ?f ~rumhell or I 4349094 279,260 1 259,310 -19,950 532 Town of Drumheller I 4349092 1.o82.oso I 1,004,760 -77.290 538 1 Lakeland County 43491 15 4.210 3.910 ' -300 I I I 538.. Lakeland County 43491 10 14.110 13.100 -1.010 538 ~~~e l a nd Cour1ty -I 43491 11 1.863,050 I 1,729,970 I -133,080 I 222,070.730 ' 208,690,840 . ·13,379,890 Also, a(ier the October 13, 2006 preliminary hearing, the Respondent provided the foll owing updated explanation for the above recommendations. • Telecom carriers, such as Tclus, arc entitled to additional depreciation under the Minister's Guidelines Schedule D, pursuant to Tab le 3.6 for fibre optics and copper cable. This recommendation concerns the calculation of Schedul e D depreciation for the wpper cable onl y. • The miscalculation in the 2005 annual assessment resulted from the computer program used to create the model for the anal ysis and ronnatting of the clc.:: ctronic infonnuti on received in response to the Request for Information. Unfortunately, it was not discovered Lmlil after the assessment was prodt1ced and notices were disseminated, that the computer program railed to collect certain data. • In TELUS' electronic response to the annual Request for lnrormation, the Jirst 37 rows contained data on fibre optics cable, but did not contain dale on copper cable. The copper cable data started on the 38111 row, wh ich caused the computer program to skip over the ActCSH and MaxCSH columns for copper cable entirely. As a result, the fibre optics cable Schedule D Depreciation was calculated correctl y but copper cable was calculated inconcctl y. • The Linear Property Assessment Unit is in the process of correcting the computer program to ensure that this type ofmiscaleulation will not occur in the fu ture. A review of the attached chart shows that some recommendations resul t in an increase, and come in a decrease, '"'ith the overall assessment being reduced. The Designated Linear Assessor is recommending a correction to 734 LPAUID numbers, totaling an overall reduction of $13,3 79,890. 59aonlcrs:DL 138-06 Page 19 of 19 PROTECTIVE SERVICES COMMITTEE COUNCILOR- DON SHYGERA 1. ACCOUNTS 2. GUARDIAN AMBULANCE STATISTICS FOR OCTOBER 2006 - FOR INFORMATION. 3. FIRE CHIEF'S MONTIIL Y REPORT FOR OCTOBER, 2006 - FOR INFORMATION. 4. BYLAW OFFICER' S REPORT FOR OCTOBER, 2006 - FOR INFORMATION. Guardian Ambulance Ltd. Classification of Ambulance Responses The Town of Innis fail "Making a Di!Jerence in Your Community " Town of Innisfail 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Motor Vehicle Collisions 5 5 6 5 6 13 5 7 7 Medical Complaint 196 212 271 189 230 283 305 296 327 Trauma 62 64 84 62 77 86 88 116 120 Total 263 281 361 256 313 382 398 419 454 Average Response Times 7.4 7.4 7.6 7.8 8.2 8.5 8.2 7.5 7.9 Town of Innisfail 2006 Ambulance Responses Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Motor Vehicle Collisions 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 4 1 0 9 Medical Complaint 32 26 29 18 25 15 21 35 25 35 261 Trauma 7 17 2 6 9 8 8 10 12 13 92 Total 39 43 32 24 37 23 29 49 38 48 0 0 362 Average Response Times 7.2 7.1 7.5 8.0 7.0 7.7 8.0 7.7 7.3 9.3 7.7 Inni.~lail Fire & Rescue 4943-53 st. lnuisfail, Ah. T4G-1Al To: Tim Ainscough Director of Operations. Cc.-\ Fire chief actjvHies report for the month of,Sep(. 2006 There were 6 Fire Department calls. 2 MVI's 2 Structure Fire 2 False alarms Gasoline I diesel spills Grass fire (bales) Mutual aid Other (land Stars) Medical assist Natural gas leak (propane) Smell of smoke Truck/car fire Controlled burns - Conduct Fire Prevention Tours - Day to day jobs - Write Po's for department equipment and supplies. - Work on fire trucks - Write letters - Attend two FID related meetings - Attend FID meeting and practices - Work on bush truck 12 hours - Trip to Calga1y for F IF Gear - Time off= 8 Hours - Total numbers of hours worked - Total number of hours paid 80 John Syroid F ire Chief 4943 ·53 STREET TOWN INNISFAIL, ALBERTA T4G 1A1 TELEPHONE: (403) 227-3376 OF FAX: 227-4045 INNISFAIL e-mail: town hall@ telusplanet.net 1\'IUNIClPAL LAW ENFORCEM"ENT STATISTlCAL REPORT Month/Year OCTOBER 06 l. Traffic By-Law I 2. Other Municipal By-Laws 0 3. Provincial Traffic I 4. Written Violation Warnings 7 5. Verbal Violation Warnings j{q 6. General Complaints Received !3 7. General Complaints investigated 13 8. General Complaints Concl ud~d j / 9. Hours of other duties 22. 10. Hours of Administration 2.D 11. HoursofPatrol (includes investigations) 33 12. Trials I 13. Assistance to General Public 14. SLtmmary of General Complaints: Various complai n ts received from littering , parking , abandoned vehicles , arson , business licenses etc . 1 vehicle was siezed and follow-up action undertaken. 15 . NarraliveComments: Compiled ne1., byla1., specified penalty booklets for use by R. C. M. P . Commencing vehicle safety equipment on Town fleet. Considerable time spent on ordering signs, equipment and kit for other departments . ~c-t/r- J. .b tl)' Beuker, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer GENERAL GOVERNMENT DEVELOPMENT SERVICES COMMITTEE COUNCILOR- PATT CHURCHILL 1. DEVELOPMENT OFFICER'S REPORT fOR OCTOBER 2006 - FOR INFORMATION. 2. BUJLDING PERMIT TOTAL'S fOR OCTOBER 2006- FOR INFORMATION. 3. MINUTES OF THE 'MPC' MEETINGS HELD OCTOBER 16 & 23,2006 - FOR INFORMATION. 4. MINUTES OF THE 'FCSS' MEETING HELD OCTOBER 24, 2006 - COUNCILOR CHURCHILL TO REPORT. 5. LEITER FROM RED DEER COUNTY REGARDING APPOINTMENTS TO THE FRINGE/INTERMUNICTPAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN COMMITTEE fOR THE TOWN OF INNISFATL- FOR INFORMATION. DEVELOPMENT REPORT MONTHLY SUMMARY October 2006 Development Permits Jssuetl Building Permits Issued 10 2006 Total 156 Electrical Permits Issued 18 2006 Total 138 Plumbing/Gas Permits 21 2006 Total 146 Municipal Planning Commission Home Occupation Applicati ons 5 2006 Total 26 Sign Permit Applications 0 2006 Total 2 Relaxation Applicati ons 0 2006 Total 12 Development Applications 3 2006 Total 10 Rezoni ng Applications 0 2006 Total 2 Subdivision Applications 0 2006 Total 2 Development Span West Construction - construct to commence on a 4 storey, 24 uni t condo ($2.4 m) Pier Developments- construction to commence on a 9,689 sq ft car wash ($2.2 m) Bilton Welding & Manufacturing- construction proceeding 12,600 sq ft facility ($ 1.2 m). Jackson's Pharmasave- proceeding with interior renovati ons of former Fred's Food Mart. Lau's family Dining- proceeding with interi or renovation ($ 174,000). Lot Sales Town Residential Lot Sales - SOLD OUT 2006 Total to date - 35 2005 Total - 27 All 49 lots now sold in Upland Aspen - 44 housing starts. All 24 lots now sold in Dodds Lake subdivision - 15 housing starts. Town Residential Lots Remaining- 0 Private Development Lots Remaining- I 0 Westpark Meadows - 0 Madison Park Phase I - 0 Sun Ridge Estates - I 0 Willis - Dodds Lake- 0 Residential Housing starts in October - 5 2006 Total to Date- 79 2005 Total - 42 ** Housing starts to the em/ ofJun e have already smpassedfu/1 year totals for tlte last 25 yrs. Prepared by Elwin Wiens- Development Ojjicer BUILDING PERMIT TOTALS FOR THE MONTH OF: October, 2006 . THIS YEAR: LAST YEAR: 1. RESIDENTIAL PERMITS FOR MONTH JUST ENDING: $ 766,000.00 $ 676,000.00 2. COMMERCIAL PERMITS FOR MONTH JUST ENDING: $ 18,700.00 $ 0 3. INSTITUTIONAL PERMITS FOR MONTH JUST ENDING: $ 0 $ 0 4. INDUSTRIAL PERMITS FOR MONTH JUST ENDING: $ 0 $ 1,000.00 ALL BUILDING PERMITS FOR MONTH JUST ENDING: $ 784,700.00 $ 677,000.00 TOTAL OF ALL BUILDING PERMITS TO DATE: $ 19,989,974.00 $ 50,266,278.00 TOWN OF INNISFAIL BUILDING PERMITS MONTH RESIDENTIAL HOMES GARAGES, ETC. RESIDTL APARTMTS COMMERCIAL INSTITUTIONAL INDUSTRIAL TOTAL PERMIT October, 2006 NUMBER I VALUE NUMBER I VALUE NUMBER I VALUE NUMBER I VALUE NUMBER I VALUE NUMBER I VALUE VALUE October, 2005 5- $666,000.00 1 - $10,000.00 0 0 0 1 - $1 ,000.00 $677,000.00 October, 2006 5 - $670,900.00 4- $95,100.00 0 1 - $18,700.00 0 0 $784,700.00 Oct, YTD, 2005 39- $5,258,378.00 32- $343,600.00 0 7- $1 ,343,000.00 6- $1,174,000.00 11 - $42,147,300.00 $50,266,278.00 Oct, YTD, 2006 79- $10,707,650.00 49- $619,124.00 1 - $2,400,000.00 10-$4,270,700.00 3 - $61 ,500.00 6- $1 ,931 ,000.00 $19,989,974 .00 TOWN OF INNISFAIL BUILDING PERMITS TOWN OF INNISFAIL BUILDING PERMITS FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, 2006 PERMIT # OWNER LOT BLOCK PLAN NATURE OF WORK I CHANGE VALUE 06B-147 -----DIAMOND KEY HOMES 1 1 - 042-3734 Construct a single family dwelling c/w attached garage $119,500.00 06B-148 DOUG & HELEN DREVER 25 47 752-1530 Construct an addition to existing residence $2,100.00 06B-149 DARCY & NICOLE BLAIR 15 --2 - 042-3734 Construct a single family dwelling c/w attached garage $158,500.00 06B-150 RANDY LORENZ L 973MC Construct an addition to existing pole shed $5,000.00 06B-151 BOMAIER DEVELOPMENTS 4 2 042-3734 Construct a single family dwelling c/w attached garage $137,300.00 06B-152 BOMAIER DEVELOPMENTS 7 2 I 042-3734 Construct a single family dwelling c/w attached garage $128,200.00 _ 06B-153 MICHELLE LORENZ L 973MC Construct a cat kennel $18,700.00 -:- I 06B-154 BOMAIER DEVELOPMENTS 81 I 13 - 042-3142 Construct a single family dwelling c/w attached garage $127,400.00 06B-155 BRENT WALKER 29 82 042-3146 Complete construction on single family dwelling $80,000.00 06B-156 JOSEF & ILONA KAJAR! 13 51 772-1970 Construct a rear detached garage I $8,000.00 TOWN OF INNISFAIL MUNICIPAL PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES OF THE MUNICIPAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD MONDAY, OCTOBER 16111 ,2006 @ 6:45P.M. AT INNISFAILTOWN OFFICE. Present: Councillor: Gary MacDonald Councillor: Derek Baird CoLmcillor: Don Shygera Dev. Officer: Elwin Wiens 060-062: DOREEN BATTLER 3721 - 50A Ave Crescent Lot 37, Block 42, Plan 752-0764 R-1 8 zoning district Application for a Home Occupation Permit for a computer consultant business. Motion: MacDonald & Shygera to approve the application subject to general conditions of the Town ofJnnisfail Land Use Bylaw 1138/94 with regards to a home based business. MOTION CARRIED 06D-063: COLLEEN RUSNAK 4019 - 49 Avenue Lot 28, Block 34, Plan 062-279 I R-2 zoning district Application for a Home Occupation Permit for a hairdressing business. Motion: Baird & MacDonald to approve the application subject to general conditions of the Town of Innisfail Land Use Bylaw 1138/94 with regards to a home based business. MOTION CARIUED 06D-064: EMERSON VOKES 5003 - 48111 Street Lot 1OA , Block 16, Plan 762-0251 DCD zoning district Application for a temporary permit to erect a soft sided shelter. APPLICATION REFUSED 06D-065: RON DITCHBURN 4804 - 49111 Street Lot 10, Block 40, Plan 3733P CB zoning distTict Application for a permit to erect a soft sided shelter. APPLICATION REFUSED Elwin Wiens Recording Sccretaa-y TOWN OF INNISFAIL MUNICIPAL PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES OF THE MUNICIPAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD MONDAY, OCTOBER 23rt1, 2006 @ 6:45P.M. AT INNJSFATL TOWN OFFICE. Present: Councillor: Gary MacDonald Councillor: Derek Baird Dev. Officer: Elwi n Wiens 06D-066: PETER GRIMWOOD #5, 5804 - so th !\venue Lots 8-15, Block 3, Plan S R-3 zoning district Application for a Home Occupation Permit for a window cleaning business. Motion: MacDonald & Baird to approve the application subject to general conditions of the Town oflr1nisfail Land Usc Bylaw 11 38/94 with regards to a home based business. MOTION CARRIED 060-067: DARCY WOOD 53 11 - 36 Street Lot 3, Block 57, Plan 772-1970 R-lB zoning district Application fot' a Home Occupation Permit for a skate sharpening business. Motion: Baird & MacDonald to approve the application subject to general conditions of the Town oflnni sfail Land Use Bylaw 11 38/94 with regards to a home based business. MOTION CARRIED Elwin Wiens Recording Secreta1-y TH E MJNUTES OF A REGU LAR l\IIEETING OF THE INNISFAIL f AMlLY & CO!v!MUNlTY SUPPORT SERVICES BOARD IIELD TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2006 COMMENCING AT 4:30 PM AT THE DR. GEORGE HOUSE. PRESENT: Chairman - Dale Miller Members - PatI Churchill. Debbie Papp, Floyd Wacker, Teresa Ainscough Marge Lange FCSS Director- Valai ne Vienm:au ABSENT: Louan nc Baie r Welcome to Town Council representative Patt Churchill and Ministerial represt:ntat ive Marge La nge. ADOPTION OF Jo'loycl \Vncl{er, Teresa Aiuscough - thnt. the ngcnda I.Jc :uloptcd wit h AGENDA: additions. CARRlEO ADOPTION OF Tcrcsn Ainsco ugh, Debbie Pnpp - thlll the minutes of the p•·evious MINUTES: mer! ing held September 26, 2006 be adopted as presented. CARRIED RAINS BOWS: Sessions will be oflcred starting in January 2007. There are another fou r people interested in taking the racilitator Training. RHYME TIM E: Request for fi 111di ng was reviewed and discussed Pnu Chun:hill, Debbie Pnpp - that we allocate $ 1953.00 for Rhyme Tim e. CARRrED Jt was suggested that perhaps a partnership could be fo rmed with the Librnry for thi s program. FCSSAA ANNUAL November 23-25 at the Capri Centre in Red Deer. CONFERENCE: Vnlnine is attending. The resolutions were reviewed. BOA RD MEMBERS: Tct·esn Ain scough, Floyd Wncl NP UPDATE: Will be circulated when completed. PCSS UPD ATE: Roots of Empathy Program will be starting in Tnnisrail. Car sent vouchers will be distributed to families in need as soo n as flmdi ng is approved by DTHR. There was a brief discussion regnrdi ng no law in Alberta for booster seats. The Board was in favo r of Town Council bringing this issue forwnrd to AU7VIi\. Pnt t Churchill mentioned that there 11re no RCMP offi cers wanting to be trained for DARE. There are several si milar programs available and DTI-ffi. has a nurse developi ng a progrnm. Patt also provided some information on the Chnnges Program being offered by Red Deer Public School Division. NEXT MEETfNG: November 28, 2006. ADJOURNMENT: l'att Chm·chill- thnt the meeting adjourn at 5:1 2 pm. CARRrED LEGISLATIVE SERVICES Phone (403} 357-2366 Fax (403) 350-2164 November 6. 2006 Dale P. Mather, CAO Town of lnnisfail 4943 - 53 Street INNISFAIL, AB T4G 1A1 Dear Mr. Mather At the October 24, 2006 annual organizational meeting, Council considered appointments to external committees and boards. Appointments to the Fringellntermunicipal Development Plan Committee for the Town of lnnisfail were made at this time. County representatives appointed to this committee are Reeve Earl Kinsella and Councillors Penny Archibald and Jim Lougheed. County administration staff may also attend meetings as resource support when required. All these persons may be contacted through the County office at 38106 Rge Rd 275, Red Deer County, Alberta T4S 2L9, Phone 350-2152. Yours truly RED DEER COUNTY Nancy Lougheed Legislative Services Manager net 38106 Age Ad 275, Red Deer County, Alberta T4S 2L9 www. reddee rcou nty.a b.ca TRANSPORTATION SERVICES COMMITTEE COUNCILOR- .JASON HEIST AD 1. ACCOUNTS 2. LETTER FROM THE MINISTER OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND TRANSPORTATION REGARDING THE 2005-06 ANNUAL REPORT. REPORT MAY BE OBTAINED FROM WEBSITE - FOR lN FORMA TION. 3. LETTER FROM MARNJE OLSEN ON BEHALF Of BAND PARENTS ASSOC IATION REQUESTING THE US E OF CENTENNIAL PARK LOCATION FOR A HAYRIDE FUNDRAISER ON DECEMBER 2, 2006 - FOR CONSJDERA TION. ALBEIHA 'vll NISTER or INFRASTRUCTURE ;\ND TRI\NSPOR 1';\ 'I ION AR29621 October 27, 2006 llis Worship Ken Graham Mayor, Town of lnnisfail 49 L1 3- 53 Street lnni sfail , Alberta '1'40 I A I Dear Mayor Graham: I am pleased to announce the September 26, 2006 release of Infrastructun; and Transportation 's 2005-06 Annual Report. This document provides an overview of the Ministry's programs and achievements during this reporting period. The Ministry is responsible for Alberta's road and bridge infrastructure, water management, municipal water and wastewater treatment facili ties, government vehicle and aircraft neets, and shared responsibility for school, health and post-secondary in frastructu re. An electronic copy of Alberta lnfrastructme and Transportati on's Annual Report can be obtained from the Ministry web site at http://www.infi·atrans.gov.ab.ca. If you have any questions or would like a published copy of the Annual Report, please contact Ms. Sandra Stemmer, Director, Strategic and Business Planning, at (780) 644-7 1 I I or by email at sandra.stern [email protected]. Sincerely, --q-.:r: - Ty Lund Minister cc: llonourable Barry McFarland, Associate Minister of Infrastructure and Transportati on Sandra Stemmer Alberta Centennial ·IOH LL'g i ~ l ,1l lll'c Bu ilding, Ed monton, Albcrt,l T5K 2B6 Tcll'phon 0 Printed on rocyclocl pD per THURSDAY, OCT26TH, 2006 TO: THE TOWN OF INNISFAIL RE: TIM AINSCOUGH I AM WRITING ON BEHALF OF THE INNISFAIL BAND PARENTS ASSOCIATION TO REQUEST TilE USE OF TilE CENTENNIAL PARK LOCATION FOR A I lA YRIDE FUND RAISER ON SATURDAY DECEMBER 2NJ)' 2006 FROM 7:00PM TO 9:00PM. A WAGON AND TEAM OF HORSES HAS BEEN DONATED AND WILL BE OPERATED BY KEVEN GRAHAM AND HIS FAMILY. THE HORSES HAVE A TWO MILLION DOLLAR LlABILITY. THE GRAHAM FAMlLY WILL HAVE THEIR INSURANCE COMPANY FAX A COPY OF THEIR INSURANCE TO THE TOWN. AS WELL, T HERE IS A MAP OUTLIN ING THE ROUTE THE HORSES WTLLTAKE FOR THIS EVENT. THE BAND PARENTS WILL ALSO TAKE ON THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PICKING UP THE WASTE. HOT CHOCOLATE AND HOT DOGS WJLL ALSO BE OFFERED AT THIS EVENT. THE PRORCEEDS WILL GO TOWARDS SUCH THINGS AS THE 2007 NASHVILLE TOUR, FUTURE FESTIVALS AND TO BUY MUSIC. THANK YOU MARNI E OLSEN 227-5784 DlsCOYtlf ' Wildfire Part Dodd's Lake .. _, v -- •o \ ' \ ,~.. 4G St :)chool 4551 Grounds 41 Sl I 43 St Ct 4351 7 12St \~:wNJA ~ - ~~~/ <( '! ) ...... ,l ...... ~ <( " t -1; ~ ., 37 St .. "' --u-' :il 41St 41 St Cl I r .. ~ isfa iI ~ 4051 :;; Tr n Map Attrar · s 1 Campground 2 Upland Aspen Trails 3 Dr. George/Kemp House 34 51 Legend 4 Skateboard/BMX Park 5 Cemetery Davies 51 33 Sl llospita l 6 Inrorrn:uion Centre 7 Town Office/r:ireh:·tll I Highways ..:__j J 8 Li brary l l ... 1 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES COMMITTEE COUNCILOR- GARY MACDONALD l. ACCOUNTS 2. 2007 FUNDING REQUEST FOR THE RED DEER RIVER WATERSHED ALLIANCE - FOR CONSIDERATION. 3. REACH OUT NEWSLETTER FROM RED DEER RIVER WATERSHED ALLIANCE - FOR TNFORMA TrON. 4. 2006 BROCHURE FROM ALBERTA INGENUITY CENTRE FOR WATER RESEARCH - AVAILABLE. 5. MINUTES FROM THE INNISFAIL LIBRARY BOARD MEETING HELD OCTOBER 12, 2006 - COUNCILOR MACDONALD TO REPORT. 6. 2006 APARTMENT VACANCY AND RENTAL COST SURVEY FROM THE ALBERTA HOUSING SERVICES DIVISION - AVAILABLE. 7. NEWSLETTER FROM THE RECYCLING COUNCIL OF ALBERTA FOR THE FALL OF 2006 - AVAILABLE. RedDeerRiver ~ \fl!atetshed ~ Alliance MEMORANDUM TO: ALL MUNICIPAL CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS in the RED DEER RIVER BASIN FROM: BILL SHAW DATE: OCTOBER 17, 2006 RE: 2007 FUNDING REQUEST for the RED DEER RIVER WATERSHED ALLIANCE With the support and encouragement of a variety of stakeholders, including many municipalities, the Red Deer River Watershed Alliance (RDRWA) undertook some significant steps in 2005/06, our first fu ll year of operation. On the attached page you will see some of the significa nt steps taken by the RDRWA so far during 2006. The Alliance is planning and is now better positioned to take a much more active and multi faceted role in 2007 regarding watershed stewardship, education and planning. A general outline of the 2007 work program is included on the attached page. One very major program will commence, it being the 'State of the Red Deer River Basin Report'. This report will form a key foundation for many of the future programs and activities of the RDRWA and provide fundamental information for stakeholders, including municipalities, throughout the watershed. The Directors of the RDRWA continue to meet and work with the Red Deer River Municipal Users Group to share resources and define work programs to avoid a duplication of efforts wh ile sharing tasks where mutual goals and interests will be served on behalf of municipalities and people within the Red Deer River watershed. To assist the RDRWA to purposely move forward with the 2007/08 work program as defined by the munici palities and other stakeholders who form the RDRWA, which is in accordance with the Water for Life Strategy, funding is required for the general operation and the special studies proposed for t he RDRWA in 2007/08. As such, the Red Deer River Watershed Alliance respectively requests annual financial support from your municipality for our 2007/ 08 year, such support being based on SO cents per capita. In responding to this request, would you please indicate: Name of municipality Agree to support Yes ___ No If yes: Population Per capita support 2007/08 support $ ______Invoice required: Yes No Please forward cheque or invoice request to: Red Deer River Watershed Alliance 4918 - 59 Street Red Deer, AB T4N 2N1 r ctor and Finance Cha ir of the RDRWA . er Watershed Alliance 4918 59 Stteet Red D -' oeerR'II eer Alb Reu , en" T"N 2N7 "" clrwilca ., T. 403.340.7379 F. 403.356.9189 E. inf0'"'1 . R.6D D66R. R.IV6R. WAT6RSH-6D ALLIAN C6 ':2005 - ':200~ S I<; NIFIGAf'.IT ST5'PS a""cl S t1GG6SS6STO DAJJ7 • Appo~V\.tecl as tV!e WC!tersV! ecl 'PLC! 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I September 2006 Flive r , ce W u rcr s h e d Allia r Alliance celebrates its ~ne year anniversary in style · Inside this issue: Marking its first anniversary, the Alliance held an Open House on September 22. During the · Supporting Alberta's 2 celebration, Roger Ramcharita, Senior Manager Water for Life Strategy with Alberta Environment. presented a cheque to the Alliance for $120,000 on behalf of Envi- ronment Minister Guy Boutilier. Alberta Stewardship 3 Network: "The funding from Alberta Environment will go offering support to local stewards a long way to allowing the alliance to conduct its core business,'' notes manager Beverly Calling all Kids .. 3 Anderson. " The next step in our work will be a fundraising campaign to secure dollars for sev eral upcoming projects," notes Anderson. View from the aoarcl 4 Lorna W atkinson -Zimmer brought greeting on behalf of the C ity of Red Deer. The City of Red Deer, along with sever·al other municipalities, Coming to a Reach 4 has made an important financial contribution to ncar you! the Alliances. The funding has already been put to good use. "With the hiring of our new Manager on May I st, activities have really got off the ground," notes Douglas Thrussell, a member of the Board of Directors and Planner for Alberta En Definition: vironment. "Beverly has done a tremendous job already. In addition to securing office space "reach" verb for the A lliance, she has already developed a I. to stretc;h out or put forth; extend; r eached out an arm website and newsletter," says Thrussell. 2. to succeed In getting in concacc with or communi- The next big project on the Alliance's work cating with people slate is the completion of a Watershed Atlas "funding from Alberta Environment will "reach" noun which w ill provide important baseline informa I. the stretch of water visible tion for the State of the Watershed report, go a long way to allowing the alliance to between bends In a river or Watershed Users Guide and Stewardship Tool- conduct its core business" channel kit. Photo Credit: Bill Shaw 2. range of scope or Influence Volume I, Issue I Page 2 Supporting Alberta's Water for Life Strategy The "Alberta Advantage" combined with a changing environ ment is placing large demands and pressures on the province's water and watershed resources. A major shift in government approach to managing these renewable, but finite, resources is required. In response, the Government of AI berea initiated "Water for U(e:Aiberta's Strategy (or Sustainability." The Water for Life strategy embraces the philosophy of shared responsibility and an Integrated Watershed Management Proc ess. The strategy sets out a number of environmental outcomes and actions that will be achieved through successful partner ships. Locally based Watershed Stewardship Groups , regionally based Watershed Planning and Advisory Councils and the provin cially based Alberta Water Council are sharing responsibility for identifying solutions to place based watershed issues in Alberta. As a Watershed Planning and Advisory Council, the mandate of the Red Deer River Watershed Alliance works to contribute to the strategies, goals and areas of focus set out in the Water for Life strategy. The Alliance accomplishes its mandate by engag ing governments, stakeholders and other partnerships in activi ties that include state of the watershed reporting, integrated watershed management planning, watershed monitoring, educa tion and awareness. Most recently, Water Conservation Ob jectives for the Red Deer River Basin were established as part of the South Saskatchewan Basin Water Management Plan . The Red Deer River Watershed A lliance also works collabora tively with the Alberta Water Council and local Watershed Stewardship Groups. By maintaining on -going contact with other advisory councils, including a monthly conference call and bi-annual summit, the Alliance is able to maintain strong con nections to work taking place throughout the Province. These "The strategy sets out a number of environmental forums allow established and proposed advisory councils to outcomes and actions that will be achieved through identify common challenges and opportunities that will help successful partnerships." build success. Photo credit: Glenn Gustafson A full listing of the RDRWA current and planned activities is described on our website at www.rdcwa.ca . Submitted by: Blake Mills and Greg Nelson Alberta Environment Volume I, Issue I Page 3 Alberta Stewardship Networl< Offers Support to Stewards The Alberta Stewardship reference guide for other cialize in particular environ Network (ASN) suppor·ts groups. mental issues. Our website the tremendous effort of is also a helpful resource citize ns who care for o ur The ASN also administers a for accessing this same in Alberta • air, land, water, and biodi grant program with funds formation, with the addi Stevvar~sh1p versity. Their mission is to made possible by Alberta tional capabilities of chatting Network provide stewards with a net Environment under the with other stewards on the work that facilitates informa Water (or U(e Strategy. The steward's forum, searching ~ tion exchange, provides sup next deadline for applica the various databases ' port, and recognizes contribu· tions for funds is O ctober (organizations, publications, The next deadline for funding tions of individuals, communi· 16, 2006. web links, funders), using through the ASN is October 16, ties and organizations in ad the interactive mapping 2006. Visit their website: vancing stewardship on a The ASN's to ll -free infor tools, and accessing a tool www.ab.stewardshipcanada.ca watershed basis. mation line, I -877-7-ASK for· stewardship groups to ASN (I 877 -727 -5276) is an build their own web pages. Past and ongoi ng pro jects of invaluable "one -stop shop" the ASN include the Direc for those with any steward tory ofWatershed Stew ship questions. People can ardship, Stewards in Motion phone for informacion on Submitted by: workshops, and the new such things as starting a Stewardship Showcase pro stewardship group, funding Margaret Glasford ject, which is compiling pro resources, joining existing ASN Chair fil es of successful steward stewardship groups, and fo r ship projects into a handy referrals to other organiza tio ns or agencies that spe· Calling all kids ... Does your school have a pro· Here's how it works ... give us groups thro ughout the water• ject that people living within a call, send an email, or write shed to find o ut more about the Red Deer River Water- a letter describing yo ur pro your project. shed sho uld know abo ut? ject or idea. We'll be sure to include it In the edition that focuses on your section of the Stay tuned! We will be asking school watershed. groups to submit poems, sto ries, pictures and anything else that you think highlights Not sure you have a project the sectio n of the Red Deer that is suitable? Not co River W atershed that you call worry, we' ll be canvassing home. schools and community Volume l,lssue I Page 4 View from the Board ... Welcome from the Chair It is with great excitement that we bring to you the first newsletter of the Red Deer River Watershed Alliance. We are hoping to "reach out" to all our stakeholders and encourage your involvement in taking a strong role in watershed management. In following with our mission statement, we are "an inclusive, collaborative partnership that promotes a healthy watershed". We do want to ensure that the watershed will be healthy, dynamic and sustain able through the efforts of the entire community, meaning participation by everyone! Please contact our office to see how you can be involved. We want and need your support. Tfte Board o( Directors meets once o month to discuss key Submitted by: issues and set direction (or the Red Deer River Watershed Alliance. Earl Graham Photo Credit: Glenn Gustafson Chair-RDRWA Coming to a reach near you ... REACH OUT, the newsletter of the Red Deer river Wa The March edition wi ll feature the section of the tershed Alliance, will be published four times per year. Red Deer River that flows above Dickson Dam to Each edition will one of four different reaches of the River the City of Red Deer. and watershed. June's edition will highlight the area south of the December's Issue will feature the headwaters -the ley cold City of Red Deer to Drumheller: portion of the river-where it all begins in the mountains of Banff National Park, following It until Sundre,Aiberta. And the September edition will wind -up the cove,... age with the most easterly "reach". · •• tersned Mllan September 22, 2006 Ken Graham Mayor Town of lnnisfail 4043 - 53 Street lnnisfail, AB T4G 1A1 Dear Ken Graham, The Alberta Ingenuity Centre for Water Research (AICWR) is the fi rst ever pan-Alberta research partnership forged by all three Alberta research universities. Together we are providing the research required to understand and address Alberta's important water needs and concerns. The AICWR's internationally recognized and peer-reviewed interdisciplinary team is delivering Alberta's research needs in four interrelated themes: Watersheds; Water Ecology; Safety of Water and Wastewater; and, Economics, Policy and Risk. The AICWR receives funding from the Alberta Ingenuity Fund. We use that contribution to fund research projects selected and ranked by our International Scientific Advisory Committee, and to secure additional funding so we can collaborate on research projects with industry, government agencies and non-governmental organizations. We are very pleased to enclose a copy of our 2006 brochure which provides further information about the AICWR, an overview of our International Scientific Advisory Committee and a summary of several of this year's research projects. For further information about the AICWR or to discuss collaborative research opportunities, please contact Greg Shyba, Executive Director, at 403 210 -8921 or toll free at 1 866 868-7007. Further information can also be found on our website, www.aicwr.ca. Sincerely, Greg Shyba Executive Director, AICWR ,,,, /llll~rr.l lm; IIWI, c 11/1• /1)1 \ :·cl/1 r RotWdl I) ,, P,I!/·111/Jet/.1 Ct·llllt•l~llt c.' ill A!l;t•lloll llirt t' n't'l~oll( ,, Ut/!11 I ,,,, ~ /l)(u<• ~I Tim Ainscough From: Colleen Hayden [[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 2:33 PM To: towneng@telusplanet. net Subject: library minutes MlNI006 TNN TSfAIL LIBRARY BOARD BOARD MEETJNG MINUTES October 12, 2006 Present: Bill Wright Judy Hopkins Carolyn Mick Gary MacDonald Jane Duncalfe Maureen Storek Sharon Benko Doreen Battler Colleen Hayden (Librarian) Absent: John Thomson Mavis Hickford Meeting called to order @ 5:30pm by Chairperson, Bill Wright *WELCOME to Patt Churchill fro m the expansion committee. Patt spoke about Expansion Conunittee actions; );.:- A letter has been sent to Town Council to request $50,000 for an infrastructure assessment > Partnerships with senior's and community groups *MINUTES: MOTION: Gary moved, Jane seconded the minutes of September 2 1, 2006 be adopted as presented. CARRIED >'CORRESPONDENCE: - CAP Funding is coming to an end. Letters sent to Bob Mills and Maximc Bernier (Minister of Industry) expressing concern of our ability to sustain this valuable free public computer access to the conununity without CAP funding. *FINANCIAL REPORT: MOTION: Maureen moved, Doreen seconded the approval of the financial report as prepared by Brenda, presented by Co lleen. CARRIED Budget committee submitted a proposed 2007 budget and asked Board Members to review and bring any feedback to Nov. meeting before submitting to Town Council. 10/26/2006 Page 2 of3 *TOWN OF INNISFA IL: - Acknowledgement of letter from Expansion Committee requesting $50,000 for pre-design engineer's stud y. Request to go to budget meeting in Nov. - Tracy Walker will be our new representative from Town Council. Thank you to Gary MacDonald for his past support. *LIBRARIAN 'S REPORT: Librarian's Workshop in Lacombe on Sept. 25111 Cost included $10.60 registration fee and mileage ($49.60) for a total of $60.20. MOTION: Carolyn moved, Jane seconded that we pay expenses for Co lleen to have attended this workshop. CARRIED LAG meeting scheduled fo r November 6th in Lacombe. Colleen will attend at a cost of $8.75 plus balance of mileage ($25 paid by PRL). MOTION: Sharon moved, Gary seconded that we pay expenses for Colleen to auend this workshop. CARRl ED Courier service was discussed. Because libraries not belonging to PRL still require materi al to be sent by courier, we will continue to ship by courier to all libraries that use the service. Colleen will look into vehicle insurance for business purposes. *OTHER: - Securi ty system discussed. Doreen obtained quotes for ADT system at a cost of $595.00 plus GST (1 0% off) for installation. Panic buttons for staff are approximately $100 each. Total ann ual monitoring fee would be $395.40. This cost would come out of the additional Provincial Government Grant. MOTJQ ~S h a ro n moved, Gary seconded that we install an ADT Focus 64 security system at a cost of $595.00 plus GST ( 10% off) and 2 panic buttons. CARRIED Board Member consideration. Sharon is resigning and submitted a letter of resignation. Accepted with regret! Carolyn moved meeting adjourned @ 7:30pm Next meeting - Thursday, November 16, 2006 General Meeti ng ACTION LrST: - All Board Members please review 2007 budget Colleen will attend LAG meeting on November 6 at PRL Colleen will look into insurance coverage Doreen will contact ADT Systems to proceed with security installation 10/26/2006 Page 3 of 3 Chairperson ______ Secretary ------ 10/26/2006 Seniors and AIOOrta Community Supports Housing Services Division 4tn Floor, Standard Life Centre Telephone (780) 422·0122 10405 Jasper Avenue Fax (780) 422-5124 Edmonton, AB T5J 4R7 October 13, 2006 Mr. Dale P. Mather Chief Administrati ve Ofti cer Town of lnnisla il 4943 - 53 Street lnnisfail, Alberta T4G IA I Dear Mr. Mather; Alberta Seniors and Community Supports, Housing Services Division wo uld like to thank the town office staff for assisting our surveyors this summer when they were conducting the 2006 Apartment Va<.:uncy and Rental Cost Survey. Your cooperati on ensures that our annual survey report is an accurate rei1ection of vacancies and rental costs in your community. We are pl.eased to provide you with a copy of this year's report. If you would like additional copies, they are now available at the Queen's Printer bookstore in Edmonton (780) 427-4952. We look forward to working with you next summer, when we collect data for the 2007 Apartment Vacancy and Rental Cost Survey. Your participation and cooperation is sincerely appreciated. Yours truly, qw~ Jocelyn Woitas, Project Advisor Strategic Planning and Research Attachment Seniors and AIOOrta Community Supports 1 Housing Services Division 4 h Floor, Standard Life Centre MAin Switchboard: (780) 422-0122 Strategic Planning and Research 101105 Jasper Avonue Fax (780) 422-8462 Edmonton, AB TSJ 4R7 October 13, 2006 Dear Sir/Madam: RE: 2006 Alberta Apartment Vacancy and Rental Cost Survey We recentl y mailed you a copy ol' the 2006 Alberta Apa rt ment Vacancy and Rental Cost Survey. Please be advised we have an amendment to the report as follows: page ii: change Alberto Seniors to Alberta Seniors and Community Supports We enclose the amendment to be included wi th the report. If you need rurther clariticati on, please contact our offi ce. Yours si nee reiy, , q~~ Jocelyn Woitas, Program Adv isor Strategic Planning and Research RECREATION I CULTURE I EDUCATION SERVICES COMMITTEE COUNCILOR- DEREK BAIRD I. ACCOUNTS 2. MOTION TO APPROVE ACCOUNTS 3. MINUTES OF THE INNISFAIL & DISTRICT RECREATION & CULTURE BOARD MEETING HELD OCTOBER 25, 2006 - COUNCILOR BAIRD TO REPORT. lnnisfail & District Recreation & Cultural Board Meeting Notes for October 25, 2006 - 7:00 p.m. @ Town Office Attendees: Ray Bergeron, Vivienne Campbell, Bryce Willigar, Sue Haddow, Derek Baird, Tim Ainscough, Tracy Harris Absent: Norma Hoppins, Louise McMurray Adoption of Agenda: Sue Haddow, Derek Baird - That the agenda be adopted as presented. Carried Unanimously Minutes: Sue Haddow, Ray Bergeron - That the minutes of the previous meeting be adopted as presented. Carried Unanimously New Member: Welcome Derek Baird , new representative from council. Business arising From the minutes: Derek Baird, Vivienne Campbell - Signage for Kreg and Jarret Llewellyn was tabled until after the "Wall of Fame" has been reviewed . The Ponoka Youth Worker will be invited to the November 29, 2006 meeting to make a presentation and a representative from the lnnisfail Big Brother and Big Sisters will be invited. New business: Derek Baird, Vivienne Campbell - Motion for Administration to prepare a Wall of Fame information package. Carried Unanimously Derek Baird, Vivienne Campbell - Motion for Administration to track down someone from Ringette and request that they find another location for their equipment until such time as Ringette becomes an active sport in lnnisfail. Carried Unanimously. Red Deer County - Recreational Facility Visioning Workshop package was presented for information. Pool reports were presented for information. Portfolios: • The lnnisfail Kinsmen Club has donated a pool toy to the lnnisfail Aquatic Center. • The Fire Department has a raffle on to raise money for a Command Trailer. • The Kayal< Club, 15-20 people on Friday nights. Summer Games Medals; 4 -Bronze, 6- Silver and 1 -Gold. • Minor Hockey has 360 Players - 25 Teams. • The lnnisfail Kinsmen Club has sponsored the Eaglette program. • The Fitness Roorn is well used • The Town will supply the Slo-Pitch contact for Sue. • The Dolphin Swim Club had a good year. • Sr. Indians are finished for the year. • No more follow up on the Ski Hill. • Football, Sr. Boys and Jr. Pee-Wee, in playoffs. • The Senior Girls Volleyball team is doing we ll , Two Jr. High Girls Volleyball teams. • Boys Basketball is starting up. • Spirit Week at the High School. Next Meeting: November 29, 2006@ 7: 00 pm at the Town Office. Adjournment: Bryce Willigar, Sue Haddow 7:45pm .ff-- im Ainscough, P.Eng. Director of Operations