PONOKA COUNTY

COUNTY COUNCIL AGENDA

February 12, 2013

10:00 a.m. 1. CONSIDERATION/ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA

2. MINUTES 2.1. Adoption of the minutes of the January 8, 2013 Regular Council meeting 2.2. Adoption of the minutes of the January 8, 2013 Public Hearing

3. BUSINESS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES 3.1. Central Raceways, pavement 3.2. Economic Partnership - membership 3.3. Ponoka Ag Event Centre - appointment of alternate member 3.4. Johnson land purchase, 3.5. Unsightly premises, Elkhorn Road/Usona area

4. DELEGATIONS/PUBLIC HEARINGS 10:15 am 4.1. 2012 Peace Officer Program Annual Report 10:30 am 4.2. Request for contribution - Rimbey Historical Society 11:00 am 4.3. Rimbey Fish & Game Association

5. DEVELOPMENT/UTILITIES 5.1. Development and subdivision report

6. FINANCIAL 6.1. Payment of accounts 6.2. Monthly financial statements

7. COUNCILLOR REPORTS 7.1. Individual Councillor Reports

8. CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER'S REPORT 8.1. Road allowance lease renewal requests: .1 Barry & Robin Hok, E NE 3-44-1-W5 & N & E NE 34-43-1-W5 .2 Wouter Beekman, W NW 5-43-3-W5 8.2. Proposed policy 05-010, CPO access to CPIC 8.3. Bluffton landfill, donation of aluminum to kids park fund 1:00 pm 8.4. 2013 preliminary budget

9. UPCOMING MEETINGS/EVENTS

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9. UPCOMING MEETINGS/EVENTS 9.1. Next regular Council meetings 1. March 12 - Development/Delegations 2. March 26 - Regular business 3. April 9 - Development/Delegations 4. April 23 - Regular business 9.2. AAMD & C Spring Convention - March 18-20 9.3. Hume Bonspiel, () March 1, 2013 9.4. Rimbey Volunteer Appreciation evening, April 22 9.5. Establish future budget meeting date(s)

10. ADDITIONAL ITEMS 10.1. ______10.2. ______

11. UNSCHEDULED DELEGATIONS/PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS

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PONOKA COUNTY

COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING

January 8, 2013

A regular meeting of the Council of Ponoka County was held in the County Council Chambers of the County Administration Building on Tuesday, January 8, 2013, with the following people in attendance:

Councillor G. Hinkley Councillor G. Verheire Councillor P. McLauchlin Reeve G. Svenningsen Mr. C. Cutforth, Chief Administrative Officer Mr. H. Schwingel, Public Works Superintendent Mrs. D. Raugust, Recording Secretary

Councillor K. Beebe was absent.

Call to Order Reeve Svenningsen called the meeting to order at 10:02 a.m.

CONSIDERATION/ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA

Consideration of Item No. 1 The following items were suggested for addition to the the Agenda agenda:

11.1 Request for financial contribution, Klaglahachie Fine Arts 11.2 Road allowance lease and property lease renewals 11.3 Battle River Rural Electrification Assoc. – Letter of Support 11.4 Request for financial contribution, Ponoka Wheelchair Van Society 11.5 In-Camera session, RE: Ag Events Centre

001/13 Moved by Councillor Verheire that the agenda be adopted as amended.

…..Carried unanimously

MINUTES

Dec. 11, 2012 Item No. 2.1 Council reviewed the minutes of the December 11, 2012 Regular Meeting Regular Council meeting.

002/13 Moved by Councillor McLauchlin that the minutes of the December 11, 2012 Regular Council meeting be adopted as presented.

…..Carried unanimously

PUBLIC WORKS

2013 Road Item No. 4.1 Mr. Schwingel referenced the listing of road projects Program proposed for 2013 as determined at the December 11, 2012 meeting. If there were no objections, the staff would proceed with obtaining agreements. Reeve Svenningsen requested that Public Works review the Lucas Road (RR 251) to determine if agreements could be obtained. Obtaining the dirt for the Willow Creek road could make the project more costly. No action had been taken on a new Resource Road application.

Bluffton Landfill Item No. 4.2 Council reviewed the tenders received for paving the Road Paving Bluffton landfill road as follows:

Contractor Tendered Amount Carmacks Ent. $2,421,727 E. Construction $2,860,243 TBL Construction $2,267,657 Border Paving $2,410,038 Central City Asphalt $2,323,290

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003/13 Moved by Councillor Hinkley that the tender for paving of the Bluffton Landfill Road be awarded to TBL Construction, for the tendered amount of $2,267,657.

…..Carried unanimously

DELEGATIONS

Central Alberta Item No. 5.1 Mr. Rod Schaff and Mr. Dale Barr attended the meeting at Raceways this time on behalf of Central Alberta Raceways. Mr. Schaff presented Council with a framed photo of the concrete track being poured. He noted that: • The facility is worth $2.5 m • Includes a sanctioned dirt oval, bleachers, fencing, barricades, track equipment, concession, motocross track, mud bog racing pit, parking facility, ¼ mile drag strip. • The track has the first 660 feet completed with concrete, balance is asphalt ready. • The pit area has been sloped and is ready for base gravel.

They had a volunteer base of 200+ people per year who were all committed to getting the track complete and keeping the youth in the area. The local economy would also benefit from the use of the raceway. There were a number of large sponsors who were willing to support the project in a number of ways. They had the support of the police force who also participated in the races for publicity purposes. CARS was also proposing to host the first sanctioned sprint boat races in Central Alberta.

In order to continue with attracting sponsors, the asphalt needed to be laid as soon as possible on the rest of the strip and the return road. They estimated this to cost $500-700,000 and questioned if the contractor for the Bluffton landfill road would be able to accommodate this work while they were in the area. The asphalt would need to be denser than on a County road due to the use of the surface. Completion of this strip and return road would allow the races to begin and would entice the sponsors to step up. They requested a contribution from the County to ensure that this asphalt was laid as soon as possible. Administration would review this request with the successful contractor for the Bluffton landfill road and report back to Council.

Mr. Schaff and Mr. Barr were thanked for the presentation and Mr. Schaff left the meeting.

Central Alberta Item No. 5.2 Mr. Dale Barr, Manager of the Central Alberta Economic Economic Partnership (CAEP), gave a presentation showing the purpose and mandate Partnership of CAEP. He advised that CAEP was a conglomeration of central (42 currently) with a regional voice able to combine their expertise and funds in order to ensure community readiness, regional initiatives and local economic development. He suggested that Council consider membership in CAEP at the cost of $0.40 per capita.

Mr. Cutforth noted that there may not be a direct benefit to the County, but having the County membership would assist the two Towns within the County’s boundaries.

Mr. Barr was thanked for his attendance and he left the meeting.

PUBLIC HEARINGS

Recess for Coffee Item No. 5.3 Reeve Svenningsen recessed the meeting at 11:11 a.m. for Break & Public a coffee break and to conduct a Public Hearing. The meeting reconvened at Hearing 11:46 a.m.

FINANCE

Payment of Item No. 6.1 Council reviewed the accounts presented for payment Accounts from the December 31, 2012 cheque register.

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004/13 Moved by Councillor Verheire that the accounts be approved for payment as outlined in the December 31, 2012 cheque register in the amount of $797,237.83.

…..Carried unanimously

Financial Item No. 6.2 Council reviewed the monthly financial statement to Statement November 30, 2012.

005/13 Moved by Councillor Hinkley that the monthly financial statement to November 30, 2012 be accepted as information.

…..Carried unanimously

Budget Report Item No. 6.3 Council reviewed the budget report for the month ended November 30, 2012.

006/13 Moved by Councillor Verheire that the budget report to November 30, 2012 be accepted as information.

…..Carried unanimously

DEVELOPMENT

Subdivision and Item No. 7.1 Council reviewed the year-end subdivision & development Development report. Reports, Year-end 007/13 Moved by Councillor McLauchlin that the year-end subdivision & development report be accepted as information.

.….Carried unanimously

By-Law 1-13-ZA Item No. 7.2 Council reviewed By-Law 1-13-ZA in light of the recent Reclassification of public hearing, which allowed for rezoning as follows: Pt. SW 10-42-26-4 Precision Precast & A by-law of Ponoka County, in the Province of Alberta, pursuant to K & T Rattray Section 640 of The Municipal Government Act, being Chapter M-26.1 of the Revised Statutes of Alberta, 2000, and amendments thereto, to amend Land Use By-Law 7-08-LU as follows:

Reclassify Pt. SW 10-42-26-W4 (approximately 56 acres) from Agricultural District to Direct Control District.

Councillor Hinkley requested a recorded vote on the by-law readings.

General discussion ensued concerning the Direct Control district proposed for the area.

008/13 Given first reading this 8th day of January, 2013 on a motion by 1st Reading Councillor Hinkley and was defeated; two in favor, two opposed. Councillors Defeated Hinkley and Svenningsen voted in opposition; Councillors Verheire and McLauchlin voted in favor.

The by-law would not be proceeded with.

CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER’S REPORT

Local Road Bridge Item No. 9.1 Mr. Cutforth presented a position paper from the Alberta Program, AAMD & Association of Municipal Districts & Counties on the proposed changes to the C Position Paper local road bridge program. The position paper proposed that:

1. Municipalities take full control of all local bridges 2. Alberta Transportation discontinue the practice of prioritizing funding, reviewing engineering designs and approving tender costs for local bridge project. Instead they would transform to a training and advisory support function for municipalities.

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3. Alberta Transportation continue to manage Level 1 and 2 inspections for ‘major bridges’ on local roads. 4. Municipalities continue to update inventory data and inspect local bridges using the BIM system 5. Municipalities be given the ability to develop alternative engineering standards for bridge structures on low volume roads. 6. Funding for the local road bridge program be transitioned from a project-based funding program to an annual formula-based allocation 7. The allocation-based funding formula be based upon the total replacement value 8. The funds distributed through the annual allocation be reserved solely for bridge structure related projects 9. The transition from the current project-based funding program to an allocation-based funding program be phased in over a 5-year period 10. Municipalities have no restriction on timelines for how long funds can be accumulated and held in reserves.

009/13 Moved by Reeve Svenningsen that this item be accepted as information at this time.

.....Carried unanimously

Lunch Recess Reeve Svenningsen recessed the meeting at 12:10 p.m. for the lunch recess. The meeting reconvened at 1:20 p.m.

COUNCILLOR REPORTS

Unsightly Item No. 8.1 Councillor Verheire requested that Administration pursue Premises, Elkhorn action against the unsightly premises on the Elkhorn Road. Mr. Cutforth Road advised that the County could issue a stop order to the landowner and require that a development permit be requested. The County could then demand clean-up conditions or force removal of the unsightly objects. There was also an option to rezone the property, without landowner consent, to ensure removal of the offending articles.

Unsightly Councillor Verheire also advised that the unsightly property in the Premises, Usona Usona area was now housing wild boars. As these animals are considered a Area pest throughout Alberta, they could be shot on-site. Administration would investigate options and confirm pest status.

Ag Event Centre He questioned why no alternate representative appointment had been Board Rep made to the Ag Event Centre Board.

Ponoka Rural The next Ponoka Rural Crime Watch meeting was scheduled for 7:30 Crime Watch p.m. on Tuesday, January 15, 2013 in the County Council chambers. Meeting

Charitable A listing of all charitable contributions for the last two years would be Contributions presented to Council at an upcoming meeting.

Unsightly Reeve Svenningsen had also received calls about the unsightly premises Premises, Elkhorn on the Elkhorn Road. Road

CAAMD & C Councillors Hinkley and Svenningsen would attend the CAAMD & C Directors’ Meeting Directors’ meeting in Three Hills on January 11.

Rural Housing Councillor McLauchlin advised that he had attended the Rural Way Alternatives session hosted by the FCSS and Rimoka about rural housing alternatives. Partnerships were promoted.

Rimoka Rimoka Foundation’s financial reports and the proposed requisition Requisition would be brought before Council in the near future.

Interjurisdictional Interjurisdictional meetings regarding hawkweed and wild boars could Issues be conducted as this seemed to be an issue with other municipalities as well.

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CAEP Membership Councillor Hinkley had attended a CAEP meeting and was unsure if Council should become members. It appeared that only the towns/cities benefitted from this partnership.

ASB Conference He reminded Council of the upcoming Agricultural Service Board conference on January 22-25, 2013.

Rimoka Councillor Hinkley expressed serious concern over any potential Requisition increase in the Rimoka requisition.

Federal Electoral General discussion ensued concerning the new Federal electoral Boundaries boundaries.

CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER’S REPORT

Western Alberta Item No. 9.2 It was noted that the Western Alberta transmission line Transmission Line project had received approval.

UPCOMING MEETING/EVENT REMINDERS

Upcoming Item No. 10 Council was reminded of the following upcoming Meetings & Events meetings/events:

.1 Next regular Council meetings .1 February 12, 2013 Development/Delegations .2 February 26, 2013 Regular business .3 March 12, 2013 Development/Delegations .4 March 26, 2013 Regular business

010/13 Moved by Councillor Svenningsen that the February 26, 2013 County Cancel 2nd Council meeting be cancelled. Meeting in February .....Carried unanimously

.2 Joint Town/County meeting – January 29, 5:30 p.m. .3 MPC Meeting – January 8, 1:00 p.m.

ADDITIONAL ITEMS

Contribution Item No. 11.1 Council reviewed a request from the Klaglahachie Fine Request, Arts Society for a contribution toward the cost of providing new seating for Klaglahachie Fine their theatre productions. Arts 011/13 Moved by Councillor Verheire that this request be deferred to budget deliberations.

.....Carried unanimously

Road Allowance Item No. 11.2 Mr. Cutforth presented requests for road allowance lease Lease Renewal renewals and property lease renewals as follows: Requests Landowner(s) Road description Length

Dale Winter S SE 13-43-26-W4 ½ mile John & Karen Knight W Lot 4, Kansas Ridge 1,000 feet Mark Sperber S SW 28-43-25-W4 ½ mile John & Susan Curtis W NW 23-44-4-W5 & W 11-45-4-W5 1 ½ miles Jim McColm W SW 14-44-4-W5 ½ mile Harrower, Noble, et al W NW 16 & W 21-42-1-W5 1 ½ miles Richard & Cyndi Hofmann W SW 28-42-3-W5 ½ mile William & Sadie Noble W SW 20-42-1-W4 ½ mile Diamond Seven Holding Ltd. S SW 3-43-5-W5 ½ mile George & Ronda Anderson W SW 28-42-1-W5 ½ mile

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Road Allowance Landowner(s) Road description Length Lease Renewal Requests (cont.) Charles & Carolyn Rallison W NW 2-43-4-W5 800 m Sid Braaksma W NW 35-42-27-W4 ½ mile Marie Bowie W SW 6-42-25-W4 ½ mile Dennis & Leslie Chernick NW 23-43-26-W4 530 m Ed Winter/Barend Ridder S SW 25-43-26-W4 ½ mile The Tona Corp. W 2-43-3-W5 1 mile

012/13 Moved by Councillor Hinkley that the road allowance lease renewal requests be approved for a further three-year term at the rate of $5.00 per year per half-mile.

.....Carried unanimously

Property Lease Council reviewed a request from Russell Schultz to renew his lease on Renewal Request the Bashaw gravel pit for a further three-year term. Schultz, R. 013/13 Moved by Councillor Hinkley that the County renew the lease of the SE 14-42-21-W4 to Russell Schultz for a further three year term at the rate of $3,200 per year.

.....Carried unanimously

BRREA, Request Item No. 11.3 Mr. Cutforth advised that the Battle River Rural for Support Electrification Association had requested a letter of support from the County to allow all members the right to vote on the proposed takeover of the lines by Fortis Alberta.

014/13 Moved by Councillor Hinkley that Ponoka County support the request of the Battle River Rural Electrification Association to allow all members the right to vote on the proposed takeover of the lines by Fortis Alberta.

.....Carried unanimously

Ponoka Item No. 11.4 Council reviewed the request of the Ponoka Wheelchair Wheelchair Van Van Society for a contribution toward their budget of $18,000 for operating Society purposes.

015/13 Moved by Councillor Verheire that Ponoka County agree to a one-time contribution to the Ponoka Wheelchair Van Society in the amount of $18,000.

.....Carried unanimously

DELEGATIONS (continued)

016/13 Item No. 5.2 Moved by Councillor Verheire that application for CAEP Membership membership in the Central Alberta Economic Partnership be further discussed after the application is received.

.....Carried unanimously

ADDITIONAL ITEMS (continued)

017/13 Item No. 11.5 Moved by Reeve Svenningsen, at 1:55 p.m., that the In-Camera Session meeting go into “in-camera” session to discuss recent events at the Ag Event Centre.

.....Carried unanimously

018/13 Moved by Councillor Verheire, at 2:27 p.m., that the meeting reconvene Open Session in open session.

.....Carried unanimously

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019/13 Moved by Councillor McLauchlin that a letter be sent to the Ag Event Withdrawal of Centre Board advising that Ponoka County would be withdrawing its capital Capital & Financial and financial support from the Centre effective January 31, 2013, but would Support for Ag remain members on the Board. Event Centre .....Carried unanimously

020/13 Moved by Councillor Verheire, at 2:30 p.m., that the meeting be Adjournment adjourned.

.....Carried unanimously

Reeve

Chief Administrative Officer

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PONOKA COUNTY

PUBLIC HEARING

January 8, 2013

A Public Hearing of Ponoka County was held in the County Council Chambers of the County Administration Building on Tuesday, January 8, 2013, with the following people in attendance:

Councillor G. Hinkley Councillor G. Verheire Councillor P. McLauchlin Reeve G. Svenningsen Mr. C. Cutforth, Chief Administrative Officer Mrs. D. Raugust, Recording Secretary

Councillor K. Beebe was absent.

Call to Order Reeve Svenningsen called the hearing to order at 11:17 a.m.

Purpose: The Hearing was called to consider concerns/objections to the proposal Reclassification of of Precision Precast Ltd. to rezone Pt. SW 10-42-26-W4. Pt. SW 10-42-26-4 Precision Precast & Also in attendance were 9 interested ratepayers as well as four K & T Rattray representatives for the applicants. Ag to DC Mr. Cutforth reviewed the application to rezone the southerly 52 acres of the SW 10-42-26-W4 from Agricultural District to Direct Control district to accommodate location of a manufacturing facility on the property.

A letter of objection from Dean MacLeod was read to the hearing. Generally Mr. MacLeod felt that this was not an appropriate location for this type of business and suggested that it would negatively affect his quality of living if allowed to proceed.

Correspondence from Alberta Transportation advised that they had no objection to the rezoning of the property for this purpose.

Harold Jahn of Precision Precast Ltd. addressed the following concerns: • location: chosen as the land is mostly sand hills with a noisy highway on the east side, a pipe yard on the north side, a dairy barn on the west side and a sand operation on the south side • road usage: rather than access off of the C&E Trail on the north side of the property, they would be using an internal road off the north/south road. They were willing to assist with upgrading the adjacent Range Road provided other operators were also required to assist. • highway exposure: property selected as it is close to the Hwy #2/604 interchange. Although this land was not directly on the interchange, the price was less expensive which would allow them to hire additional employees.

Jason Reed felt this was not the right area for this type of project.

Ray Reed felt that this was good farmland. He suggested that this be moved to the Highway #53/2 interchange area.

Don Snyder questioned where the internal road would be and was advised that it would be on the north side of the property. He suggested that if the project failed, the site could become an unsightly premises. Mr. Cutforth advised that the “Direct Control” district would allow the County to take measures to ensure that the unsightly premises could be cleaned up. This was not the case on agriculturally zoned property.

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Dwayne Reed requested assurance that the zoning would only affect this property. He felt that the property was recreational and residential and shouldn’t be allowed for industry use.

Mr. Jahn advised that the internal road proposed allows the existing pipe yard to continue to use the C&E trail unhindered.

Lawrence Landmark advised that he would be subdividing his property for future residential development and this proposal may affect his property value.

Ed Walters advised that the property may be marginal but it was farmable. He suggested that this was not a proper location for this plant, but instead a hobby farm.

The applicants reiterated that the property was not easily visible from adjacent properties, other than Highway #2.

Keith Rattray noted that there were a number of companies who were operating businesses from their Agricultural properties in this area already.

Alfred Breitkreuz noted that there are strict regulations about the type and appearance of development adjacent to Highway #2. He suggested that this would not be an aesthetically appealing development.

Mr. Jahn advised that they would be willing to install berms, trees, etc. in order to make the area look pleasing.

There were no further comments or concerns.

Adjournment Reeve Svenningsen adjourned the hearing at 11:46 a.m.

Reeve

Chief Administrative Officer

Adoption of the minutes of the January 8, 2013 Public Hearing Page 11 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 3.2.

Central Alberta Economic Partnership - membership Page 12 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 4.1.

2012 Peace Officer Program Annual Report Page 13 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 4.1.

2012 Peace Officer Program Annual Report Page 14 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 4.1.

2012 Peace Officer Program Annual Report Page 15 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 4.1.

2012 Peace Officer Program Annual Report Page 16 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 4.2.

Request for contribution - Rimbey Historical Society Page 17 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 4.2.

Request for contribution - Rimbey Historical Society Page 18 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 5.1.

Development and subdivision report Page 19 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 5.1.

Development and subdivision report Page 20 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 6.1.

Payment of accounts Page 21 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 6.1.

Payment of accounts Page 22 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 6.1.

Payment of accounts Page 23 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 6.2.

Monthly financial statements Page 24 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 6.2.

Monthly financial statements Page 25 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 6.2.

Monthly financial statements Page 26 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 6.2.

Monthly financial statements Page 27 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 6.2.

Monthly financial statements Page 28 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 6.2.

Monthly financial statements Page 29 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 6.2.

Monthly financial statements Page 30 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 6.2.

Monthly financial statements Page 31 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.1.

Road allowance lease renewal requests: Page 32 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.1.

Road allowance lease renewal requests: Page 33 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.2.

Proposed policy 05-010, CPO access to CPIC Page 34 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.2.

Proposed policy 05-010, CPO access to CPIC Page 35 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.2.

Proposed policy 05-010, CPO access to CPIC Page 36 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.2.

Proposed policy 05-010, CPO access to CPIC Page 37 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.2.

Proposed policy 05-010, CPO access to CPIC Page 38 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.2.

Proposed policy 05-010, CPO access to CPIC Page 39 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.2.

Proposed policy 05-010, CPO access to CPIC Page 40 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.2.

Proposed policy 05-010, CPO access to CPIC Page 41 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.2.

Proposed policy 05-010, CPO access to CPIC Page 42 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.2.

Proposed policy 05-010, CPO access to CPIC Page 43 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.2.

Proposed policy 05-010, CPO access to CPIC Page 44 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.2.

Proposed policy 05-010, CPO access to CPIC Page 45 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 8.3.

Bluffton landfill, donation of aluminum to kids park fund Page 46 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 9.2.

AAMD & C Spring Convention - March 18-20 Page 47 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 9.2.

AAMD & C Spring Convention - March 18-20 Page 48 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 9.3.

Hume Bonspiel, (Wetaskiwin) March 1, 2013 Page 49 of 50 ... Agenda Item # 9.4.

Rimbey Volunteer Appreciation evening, April 22 Page 50 of 50