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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
BUDGET ESTIMATES
For The Fiscal Year Ended December 31
MUNICIPALITY
VILLAGE
ADDRESS
BOX.. 34
.
OF.
1
,
.BEISEKER
9.
Beiseker, Alberta
POSTALCODE
I0JS..0GO
TELEPHONE
... 9 4.7"3.7 74
FAX
...947.-r214-
Certified a True and Correct Copy of The Current Year's Estimates as Adopted
by the Council on
MAYORREEVE:
NAME
SIGNATURE
MAFP 117
(9010)
Daye.Fegan
May 27
991
TREASURER:
name
Alan Mar.te.ns.,
SIGNATURE
.
,
6.
991
ALBERTA MUNICIPAL BUDGET ESTIMATE FORMS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
COVER SHEET
I
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ii
STATEMENTS:
1. TAX LEVY ESTIMATES
-
CURRENT YEAR
1
PRECEDING YEAR
2
MUNICIPAL REVENUES
3
2.
TAX LEVY ESTIMATES
3.
ESTIMATED
GENERAL
4.
ESTIMATED
OPERATING REVENUES
4
5.
ESTIMATED
OPERATING EXPENDITURES
5
6.
ESTIMATED FUNDED CAPITAL ACQUIRED
6
7.
ESTIMATED CAPITAL FUNDS APPLIED
7
8.
SUMMARY
OF ESTIMATED OPERATING REVENUES AND
8
EXPENDITURES
9.
1
0.
SUMMARY
OF ESTIMATED CAPITAL FINANCES
ACQUIRED
AND APPLIED
ESTIMATED
VALUATIONS
9
ASSESSMENTS AND
10
SUMMARY
COMMENTS:
The budget estimate forms have been prescribed for Alberta Municipalities to use In conjunction with
the annual tax levy and budget estimate
pursuant to Sections 92 through 102 ol the
Municipal Taxation Act.
by-la-
il
w
VILLAGE OF BEISEKER
MUNICIPALITY
TAX LEVY ESTIMATES
-
CURRENT YEAR
For The Year Ending December 31
,
1991
ESTIMATES AS REQUIRED BY SECTIONS 92 THROUGH 1 02 OF THE MUNICIPAL
DETAILS OF CONSOLIDATED TAX LEVY
3
TAXATION ACT
5
4
TAX
LEVY
ASSESSMENT
1,657
,
13
JAX
RATE
,604 ,370
1
9
REQUIRED
742 PROVINCIAL PLANNING FUND REQUISITION
F
B
LEVY
0.1218
1,657
'
EDUCATION REQUISITIONS
743 School Foundation Program Requisilion(s)
Supplementary School Requisitions
. .
75X
SD- No..
75X
S.D. No
-
41...
a
27 . 227
3
168 , 587
6 ,
13
.
40
1,
, 4
1
0
4
.
7533
27 727
440 . 640
17 S4?1
1fiRfRR7
4.370
0.007.
106
001
0,290.
q
4
75X
S.D. No
s
75X
S.D. No
e
75X
S.D. No
7
75X
S.D. No
8
75X
S.D. No
g
75X Electric Power and Pipe Line
io
OTHER REQUISITIONS
75X
H.D.No..
75X
H.D.No
75X
H.D.No
"
93.... n
48
75X Nursing Home
m
Seniors Foundation
75X
Seniors Foundation"
75X
Seniors Foundation
1
13,604
55
3fQQq
15
75X
,
370
0
13,440,6,10
,
3,90?
8
go)
TOTAL FOR REQUISITIONS
.3.60
1
13
75X Electric Power and Pipe Line
75X Auxiliary Hospital
106
u
201 ,541
201,541
XX2XX LEVIES FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES
22
Special Reserves Levies
24
26
"'f'Siy-iMS'-
Details: (1
13,604,370
J04
22. 3963
T"
I
:.'
.':!"
':
?:
"::
"
"
;;!:
:::
686
f
26,098
I
:
r
-:
.
Special Levies lor Operating Functions
,098
.
Special Assessments and Local Improvements
"
3Q4,6rj6
:
21
:
General Municipal Operations (FHOMBF2)
S
1
..
25
)
26
27
28
28
30
Special Levies lor Capital Projects
Details: (1)
.
.
31
32
33
34
35
3B
37
38
39
40
n
Business Tax
I
330,784
TOTAL LEVIES FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES
45J
Estimated Mobile Unit License Revenue
TOTAL TAXES AND
GRANTS-IN-LIE-
48
U
?
(1)
(2)
1
7
000
1
534 ,325
Detail breakdown ol "Special Levies" should be provided. Write In the appropriate detail Items In the blank lines.
Total must agree with
FS5-2-1-
0.
330,783
j
I
I
o
I
1
nnn
W
534 ,325
I
YWvA65.0.F..BEISE.KER
MUNICIPALITY
TAX LEVY ESTIMATES
-
CURRENT
YEAR
For The Year Ending December 31, 1991
ESTIMATES AS REQUIRED BY SECTIONS 92 THROUGH 1 02 OF THE MUNICIPAL
DETAILS OF CONSOLIDATED TAX LEVY
TAXATION ACT
B F
T
I
I"
ALLOWANCES ADDED
1
BASIC
REQUISITION
LEVIES REQUIRED
FOR REQUISITIONS
TAX
T7
NON COLL.
OF TAXES
DISCOUNTS
ALLOWED
LESS
EXCESS
COLLECT- IONS
1,659
742 PROVINCIAL PLANNING FUND REQ
1
P
PRIOR YEAR'S
UNDER LEVY
LEVY
REQUIRED
1,657
2
EDUCATION REQUISITIONS
743 School Foundation Program Req
Supplementary
School Requisitions
75x
s.D.No.
75X
S.D. No
.
2
29 . 422
2
:''x'fz:;' '.'':'''
.
a
41..
75X
S.D. No
5
75X
S.D.No
6
75X
S.D. No
'
75X
S.D.No
8
75X
S.D. No
:
1fia,Rnn
,19
'y:',:-"-"-
5
'
''.v::;;;;
213
11
,171
'I'i.t'f''
163,587
0
...
10
.93..
i,
75X Electric Power and Pipe Line
OTHER REQUISITIONS
u--p-
7SX
H.D.No.
75X
H.D.No
I?
75X
H.D. No
13
75X Electric Power and Pipe Line
105
1Q6
a
u
75X Nursing Home
75X Auxiliary Hospital
53
15
ill
3,909
,02Q4518
2978
2QUU1
Seniors Foundation la
75X
Seniors Foundation
1
7
75X
Seniors Foundation
1
b
TOTAL FOR REQUISITIONS
55"
568
75X
A
,
F 2
B
P
OF LEVIES FOR
GENERAL MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS
TAX
DETAILS
'
Debenture and
2
m
b
Debt Charges
164,805
139,881
13
13
6
TA
MILL
RATE
AccreqMFNT
AootooMtIN
REQUIRED
General Municipal Operations
Long-Ter-
P
IFVy
,604,370
,604,370
LEVY
12.1141 164,;805
10.2821 139 ,881
3
4
6
e
7
s
9
10
TOTAL LEVIES FOR GENERAL
To Agree With BF1-2-
MUNICIPAL
OPERATIONS
1
,!
T a c t 304,686
in ca c
22.3962
COC
304,686
2'
A
B
n
P
DETAILS OF SPLIT MILL RATES
FOR GENERAL MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS (IF APPLICABLE)
Single Family Residential
Multi-Famil-
y
'F
v
REQUIRED
A;;p!;MFNT
woeooiviciM
MILL
RATE
TAX
LEVY
1
Residential
2
3
Farmland
Non-Residenti-
TAX
.
FJ3
5
al
5
e
TOTAL LEVIES FOR
To Agree With BF2-21
GENERAL MUNICIPAL
OPERATIONS
7
1.2
VILLAGE OF BEISEKER
MUNICIPALITY
-
TAX LEVY ESTIMATES
PRECEDING YEAR
For The Year Ending December 31
,
1
990
ESTIMATES AS REQUIRED BY SECTIONS 92 THROUGH 1 02 OF THE MUNICIPAL TAXATION ACT
DETAILS OF CONSOLIDATED TAX LEVY
i
3
LEVY
1,551
12,047,034
26 , 694
5,314,103
150 ,909
11.883.304
,
TAX.
LEVY
RATE
0
1
8
"'
ASSESSMENT
REQUIRED
742 PROVINCIAL PLANNING FUND REQUISITION
B F
1287
1 ,
551
EDUCATION REQUISITIONS
743 School Foundation Program Requisilion(s)
Supplementary
5.0232
26,694
School Requisitions
"X
S.D. No.
75X
S.D. No
..4.1...
3
75X
S.D. No
5
75X
S.D. No
e
75X
S.D. No
7
75X
S.D. No
8
75X
S.D. No
12. 6992 150,909
"
'
9
to
75X Electric Power and Pipe Line
OTHER REQUISITIONS
P
H.D.No.
75X
H.D.No
75X
H.D.No
...93...11
1,Q2
12.047.034
0.0849
1
3,655
11,883 ,304
0,307fi
7,5
f
fm
12
13
75X Electric Power and Pipe Line
48
75X Nursing Home
14
is
75X Auxiliary Hospital
75X
Seniors Foundation'
75X
Seniors Foundation' 7
Seniors Foundation '8
75X
20
183,832
General Municipal Operations ifhom bfji
2'
262,203
Special Assessments and Local Improvements
22
Special Reserves Levies
24
TOTAL FOR REQUISITIONS
183,832
XX2XX LEVIES FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES
1
79
f
1?, 047 , 034
21. 7650 262,203
22,181
ft
Details: (1)
''fer- -
f.:'::":::
Special Levies lor Operating Functions
25
2S
27
28
29
30
'
Special Levies lor Capital Projects
Details :(
1
si
)
32
33
34
35
38
37
38
.39
40
Business Tax
44
TOTAL LEVIES FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES
Estimated Mobile Unit License Revenue
49
4,
284 ,384
1
284 , 384
,000
1000
t2
TOTAL TAXES AND
(1)
(2)
GRANTS-IN-LIE-
U
"I 469,216
I
Ufi9r?1fi
Detail breakdown ol "Special Levies" should be provided. Write In the appropriate detail Items In the blank lines.
Total must agree with
FS5-2-1-
0.
2.1
VILLAGE OP BEISEKER
MUNICIPALITY
-
TAX LEVY ESTIMATES
PRECEDING YEAR
For The Year Ending December
31,1 990
ESTIMATES AS REQUIRED BY SECTIONS 92 THROUGH 1 02 OF THE MUNICIPAL TAXATION ACT
DETAILS OF CONSOLIDATED TAX LEVY
B F
H
LEVIES REQUIRED
FOR REQUISITIONS
BASIC
REQUISITION
TAX
742 PROVINCIAL PLANNING FUND REQ
i
ALLOWANCES ADDED
"eSS
H
EXCESS
NON COLL.
OF TAXES
1,551,
COLLECT- -
DISCOUNTS
ALLOWED
PRIOR YEAR'S
UNDER LEVY
1
LEVY
REQUIRED
IONS
1,551
'
EDUCATION REQUISITIONS
School Requisitions
2
75X
75X
S.D.No
a
75X
S.D.No
,
75X
S.D.No
T
75X
S.D.No
e
75X
S.D.No
,41.
3
,694
26
...
S.D.No.
S.D.No
75X
26,694
. .
..
.....
..
.
.,...,.
.............
.
743 School Foundation Program Req
Supplementary
....
..
15 0.9 09
150,909
4
'
75X Electric Power and Pipe Line
g
.
io
. .
OTHER REQUISITIONS
75X
H.D.NO...
75X
H.D.No
75X
H.D. No
75X Electric Power and Pipe Line
93-1.0?-
. . .
.
1,07?
im -
I
'
,j
n
75X Nursing Home
"
I
?
4a
14
75X Auxiliary Hospital
,5
75X
Seniors Foundation
75X
Seniors Foundation
7
75X
Seniors Foundation
18
3
,
J
TOTAL FOR REQUISITIONS
J , bbb
655
lSS,""
183 ,832
F 2
B
3
DETAILS
GENERAL
OF LEVIES FOR
MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS
Long-Ter-
m
4
cwy
REQUIRED
General Municipal Operations
Debenture and
TAX
,
,
Deb. Charges
nmj
13,047,034
107
2
5
6
1?
64 938
3
TAX
LEVY
MlLL
RATE
AoocaoMciNi
Tq7 , 9 fiS
5,3904 ' 64,938
17
1
A
K
4
S
e
7
e
g
to
TOTAL LEVIES
To Agree With
FOR GENERAL
BF1-2-
MUNICIPAL
,n.3
5S5 ,20
262
OPERATIONS
21
1
91
--
9(19901
.0U
7
K
Rfl
UJ
0-,Z-
B
3
Single Family Residential
Multi-Famil-
y
REQUIRED
e
5
4
.n,qMplllT
waoeooivicm
3
.
MILL
RATE
TAX
LEVY
i
Residential
2
Farmland
Non-Residenti-
Tim
."J
DETAILS OF SPLIT MILL RATES
FOR GENERAL MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS (IF APPLICABLE)
f
3
4
al
s
I
TOTAL LEVIES
To Agree With
FOR GENERAL MUNICIPAL
BF2-2-
OPERATIONS
1
7
2.2
VILLAGE OF BEISEKER
MUNICIPALITY
ESTIMATED
GENERAL MUNICIPAL REVENUES
FS5
For The Year Ending December 31, 1991
PRECEDING
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
YEAR
ESTIMATE
100200
TAXES AND
GP.ANTS-IN-LIE-
110 Real Property
120 Special Assessments
130 Mobile
1
Unit
Local Improvements
(BF
13
381.585
T8u7SSr
TJ279T5"
40,416
19,456
41,983
4,558
19,253
50,913
4,546
7,833
469,216
493,645
534,325
18 3'; 812
"I'8'0","8'5T
2
221
Licenses
3
70 Business Taxes
4
1 90 Power, Pipe Line, Cable T.V., etc
ol Taxes
230 Federal Grants-ln-Lle-
s
e
u
240 Provincial Grants-ln-Lleol Taxes
250 Other Local Governments Grants-ln-Lleol Taxes
270 Other Grants-ln-Lle-
1
u
u
QRANTS-IN-LIEU-
:
4,578
e
u
TOTAL TAXES AND
CURRENT
YEAR
ESTIMATE
U
i
&
PRECEDING
YEAR
ACTUAL
0
(BFl-e-4-
7)
(1)
ibfi-i-2-
DEDUCTIONS FROM TAXES (1)
740750
100200
Total Basic Requisitions
Special Municipal Levies (1)
(BFi-322,24to4-
30
0
0)
.
.
35
TOTAL DEDUCTIONS AND LEVIES (1)
NET TAXES FOR GENERAL MUNICIPAL PURPOSES
36
22,1 Rl
-4-
5-8-
-2-
206,013
226,413
263,203
267,232
230,616
303,709
1
OTHER GENERAL MUNICIPAL REVENUES
510
Penalties and Costs on Taxes
53
540
Revenues Irom Franchises S Concession Contracts
54
550
590
Returns on Investments
InterestDivldendsetc.
Other Revenues from Own Sources
730
Federal Govt,
740
Provincial Govt. 4 Agencies Unconditional
75C
Local Governments Unconditional
990
Other
&
Agencies Unconditional Grants
Grants
3)
TOTAL NET GENERAL MUNICIPAL REVENUES (2)
(FS3 81. pagt 4) 1FHI9 99 991
1
55
m
05-- 2
4 .
nnn
5, nnn
8,300
24,039
23,000
19 , sfiq
39,569
39,672
56
... 57
Grants
TOTAL OTHER GENERAL MUNICIPAL REVENUES
(1)
, .
JUMQ.
5.404
4-0-93-
. 5B
so
so
1
,890
1.213- -
1
.200
59,163
76,175
72,872
322,366
343,407
376,581
The amounts In this section are deducted in calculating "Total Net General Municipal Revenues." The "Total Requisitions" estimates are the
BASIC amounts on Pages 1 and 2, Column 1 . Levies, other than lor "General Municipal Operations," are entered as parts ol the "Estimated
Operating Revenues" on Page 4 andor parts ol "Estimated Capital Financing Acquired" on Page 6 in Lines lor the functions to which they apply.
(2)
Net amount ol revenues lor general municipal purposes to be entered on Pages 4, and 8 "Estimated Operating
(3)
To Include any part ol accumulated surplus to be used but not designated for a specific function.
Revenues."
Specify amount of surplus being used $
3
VILLAGE OF BEISEKER
MUNICIPALITY
ESTIMATED
OPERATING REVENUES
, 1 991
For The Year Ending December 31
I
PRECEDING
YEAR
FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
ESJIMATE
1
1
1
2
Council and
6 her
1
I
PRECEDING
YEAR
ACTUAL
IH
CURRENT
YEAR
ESTIMATE
I
Legislative
and Other
General Administration
2
5
04
f
5
10 ,,809
2
9
Q
Q
3
4
21
Police Department
and Services Used
6
23 Fire Fighting and Preventive Service
24 Disaster Service and Emergency Measures
a
25 Ambulance Services and First
B
26
By-Law-
s
'
Aid
Enlorcement and Other
9
1 5 Q QQ
f
2 .
00Q
fl Q
1 .
035
5
690
1
6-.-4.2-3
L- -
'
4
,4 23
23
234
10
0-35
ii
31 Common Services andor Equipment
,?
Pool
32 Roads, Streets, Walks, Lighting
3
,344
ia
f
42--6-94
14
.5
33 Airport Services
34 Public Transit Systems
7,410
7,7QqJIZ
7,491
"
37 Storm Sewers 4 Drainage
18
4
1
is
Water Supply and Distribution System
,987
83 , 370
81 ,719
24 , 691
26,015
25,705
12 , 870
13
545
13 ,100
,760
2 , 400
1 .50
78
20
2'
42 Sanitary Sewage Service and Treatment
22
43 Garbage Collection
&
Disposal
23
,
24
25
6
1
Family and Community Support Services
2e
52 Day Care
v
53 Other Public Health
2fl
56 Cemeteries 4 Crematoriums
2
30
61 Municipal Planning, Zoning 4 Development
31
62 Community andor Agricultural Services
66 Subdivision Land and Developments
32
3
1
33
6 .
67 Public Housing Operations
34
69 LandHouslngBuilding Rentals and Other
i
,
850
700
000
4
1 , 50 0
80 , 463
157100
36
36
37
Recreation Board and Other Services
72 RecreationParks Facilities and Programs
38
71
74 Culture: Community
75 Convention Centre
Hall,
Library, Museum,
39
etc
38 , 921
50
,
477
37 , 7?7
40
-
28,356
218,. 2 35
358,414
223,.'8 2 9
"I 377,366
343 , 407
376 , 584
540601
701,821
600 , 410
540,601
701,821
600 , 410
'
3 ,
900
42
43
91 Gas Production
and Distribution
44
92 Electrical Production and Distribution
s
93 Telephone System
a
47
48
49
97 Operating Contingencies Reserve
Q77
50
TOTAL FUNCTIONALIZED OPERATIONS
51
TOTAL GENERAL MUNICIPAL REVENUES (1) (FRimmi)
TOTAL MUNICIPAL OPERATING FUNCTIONS
(FHium)
64
GRAND TOTAL OPERATING FUNCTIONS
(1 )
,J
From Page 3 carry forward ol "Total Net General Municipal Revenues."
4
VILLAGE OF BEISEKER
MUNICIPALITY
ESTIMATED
OPERATING
EXPENDITURES
For The Year Ending December 31, 1991
PRECEDING
Council and Qlher Legislative
'
12 General Adminislrallon and Olher
2
11
P
ESTIMATE
PRECEDING
YEAR
ACTUAL
16,581
108,910
22 , 502
139 , 454
16 , 214
125 , 884
,241
27,874
120
750
I
YEAR
FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
CURRENT
YEAR
ESTIMATE
I
3
4
2
1
Police Department
6
and Services Used
23 Fire Fighting and Preventive Service
e
24 Disaster Service and Emergency Measures
'
25 Ambulance Services and First
28
By-Law-
s
Enlorcement
Aid
53 , 156
55
4359
4
,537
2,970
9,
8
and Olher
9
f
3 ,
670
271
3
ZZZZZZZZZI
,704
3 ,
870
10
1
31
Common Services andor Equipment
1
12
Pool
"
32 Roads, Streets, Walks, Lighting
RR 4
649
mf7(17
177,100
14,00
14285
99
,703
96,09
9b, 53
17
,255
16,H4b
21
,
18
,852
24
,198
1
77
40 ,55
07 , 23
9
4
14
33 Airport Services
'5
34 Public Transit Systems
37 Storm Sewers 4 Drainage
'6
"
in
4
1
95L9l
Water Supply and Distribution System
M
. . .
20
21
42 Sanitary Sewage Service and Treatment
8b
22
43 Garbage Collection a Disposal
23
20,51513
24
25
51
Family and Community Support Services
26
52 Day Care
27
28
53 Other Public Health
56 Cemeteries
&
29
Crematoriums
30
61
Municipal Planning, Zoning
&
3t
Development
62 Community andor Agricultural Services
66 Subdivision Land and Developments
32
67 Public Housing Operations
34
69 LandHousingBuilding Rentals and Other
35
2 ,
900
10 , 750
-
33
I
,613
1,900
10 ,244
11 , 158
67,125fl
53,878
,
294
125
42 ,573
15 . 289
f
977
I
3C
37
71
Recreation Board and Other Services
72
RecreationParks Facilities and Programs
74 Culture: Community
75 Convention Centre
Hall,
2 ,
39
Library, Museum,
etc..
. .
45 . 364
11 f 170
54
23
,
950
'
42
43
Gas Production and Distribution
44
92 Electrical Production and Distribution
45
91
93 Telephone System
47
48
49
so
97 Operating Contingencies Reserve
TOTAL MUNICIPAL OPERATING FUNCTIONS
ifrimmsi
62
-
2
538,126
701,047
600,377
538,126
701,047
600,377
64
GRAND TOTAL OPERATING FUNCTIONS
e5
5
VILLAGE OF BEISEKER
MUNICIPALITY
ESTIMATED
FUNDED CAPITAL ACQUIRED
For The Year Ending December 31, 1991
II
FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
1 1
1
Council and Other Legislative
2 General Administration
PRECEDING
YEAR
ESTIMATE
I
CURRENT
YEAR
ESTIMATE
PRECEDING
YEAR
ACTUAL
PRECEDING
YEAR
UNEXPENDED
1
and Other
y
2
51,918
f
6
r
000
3
4
s
and Services Used
23 Fire Fighting and Preventive Service
24 Disaster Service and Emergency Measures
e
25 Ambulance Services and First
a
2
1
26
Police Department
By-Law-
s
I L , Ub
0 , 1
U
49
'
Aid
Enforcement and Other
B
10
ii
31
Common Services
andor
Equipment
Pool
12
32 Roads, Streets, Walks, Lighting
231,738
229 , 224
13
10
,450
14
33 Airport Services
16
34 Public Transit Systems
37 Storm Sewers 4 Drainage
16
6,000
,764
500
28,015
9,318
7
17
in
41
Water Supply and Distribution System
61
19
,540
7,353
20
42 Sanitary Sewage Service and Treatment
333,800
21
22
43 Garbage Collection
ft
Disposal
700
23
24
2S
51 Family and Community Support Services
26
52 DayCare
27
53 Other Public Health..
56 Cemeteries
&
2a
Crematoriums
29
30
61
Municipal Planning, Zoning ft Development
31
62 Community andor Agricultural Services
66 Subdivision Land and Developments
67 Public Housing Operations
32
69 LandHousingBuilding Rentals and Other
35
20,000
108,600
33
20,500
5 , QQQ
172,949
71
,
750
34
36
37
Recreation Board and Other Services
72 RecreationParks Facilities and Programs
74 Culture: Community Hall, Library, Museum, etc..
71
75 Convention
Centre
38
73Q
39
.
.40
60-- 0
3,6-0-- 9
28
2-,-Q-Q-Q
,--3-5
6
41
42
43
'
91
Gas Production and Distribution
44
92 Electrical Production and Distribution
45
93 Telephone System
46
47
46
49
97 General Capital Reserve
so
606,298
504 ,158
TOTAL MUNICIPAL CAPITAL FUNCTIONS
51J
453
,818
II
I
7
,353
7
,353
I
62
606,298
504 ,158
GRAND TOTAL CAPITAL FUNCTIONS
S3
II
I
453 ,818
II
I
VILLAGE OF BEISEKER
MUNICIPALITY
ESTIMATED
CAPITAL FUNDS APPLIED
For The Year Ending December 31, 1991
II
PRECEDING
YEAR
ESTIMATE
FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
1 1
1
Council and Olher Legislative
P
PRECEDING
YEAR
ACTUAL
p
CURRENT
YEAR
PRECEDING
YEAH
ESTIMATE
OVEREXPENDITURES
i
2 General Administration and Olher
51
195
2 .
2
,918
6
,000
3
4
2
1
Police Department
and Services Used
6
23 Fire Fighting and Preventive Service
24 Disaster Service and Emergency Measures
8
25 Ambulance Services and First
e
26
By-Law-
s
Enforcement
Aid
and Other
76 , 149
72 .060
'
g
10
it
31
Common Services andor Equipment
Pool
QjQQ
200
3 31 , 7 3 fl
5,566
,764
iQJ)
pjQ
12
'3
32 Roads, Streets, Walks, Lighting
216,771
4.884
14
33 Airport Services
is
34 Public Transit Systems
37 Storm Sewers & Drainage
m
K
f
nnn
7
ir
IB
41 Water Supply and Distribution System
61,540
19
2U ,
lb
bb!
, 0
II
20
42 Sanitary Sewage Service and Treatment
21
43 Garbage Collection
23
J J J , 60 U
22
&
Disposal
rco
"1
24
?S
5 1 Family and Community Support Services
26
52 DayCare
27
53 Other Public Health..
,
26
56 Cemeteries 4 Crematoriums
29
3(1
61
Municipal Planning, Zoning
&
Development
31
62 Community andor Agricultural Services
66 Subdivision Land and Developments
33
67 Public Housing Operations
34
69 LandHousingBuilding Rentals and Olher
35
,000
5,000
108, 600
172 ,949
71,750
1,739
2,000
3.i6.09
28 .356
600
20
32
?'i!?
38
37
Recreation Board and Other Services
72 RecreationParks Facilities and Programs
71
74 Culture: Community
Hall,
Library, Museum,
75 Convention Centre
30
39
etc..
.
.40
41
42
43
91 Gas Production
and Distribution
44
92 Electrical Production and Distribution
45
93 Telephone System
46
47
48
49
97 General Capital Reserves
total
municipal
capital functions
491,655
II
I
sjJI
598 ,945
II
456,287
I
4,884
I
I
.'.iii.iiii.i
491 , 655
It...............
l
--
ii r
l.-.MMM.iMiiiiViri'M.i-
GRAND TOTAL CAPITAL FUNCTIONS
598,945
nr
i
456 ,287
i
52
i
nun
4884
VILLAGE OF BEISEKER
MUNICIPALITY
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED
OPERATING
REVENUES
For The Year Ending December 31
II
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
PRECEDING
AND EXPENDITURES
1
,
991
P
PRECEDING
I
CURRENT
I
'
ESTIMATE
GENERAL MUNICIPAL REVENUES (1) (FS3iei
99
ESTIMATE
ACTUAL
376,581
322,366
343 , 407
245
105 , 335
5, 550
100
190,895
7,424
109,814
60
400
REVENUES BY TYPE:
100200 Special
300
Municipal Levies
(BFi
j 22,24
30)
400
Sales to Other Governments
Sales ol Goods and Services
520
Licenses and Permits (2)
630
550
Fines Issued (2)
Return on Investments held lor Function (2)
Rental Revenues (2)
560
3
830
Other Revenues Irom Own Sources (2)
Federal Conditional Grants
840
Provincial Conditional Grants
850
Local Government Conditional
910
Withdrawn trom Function Operating
920
Withdrawn
590
1
2
5
4
,035
e
r
s
6 ,
13
500
H , 250
,
3 ,
9'j26
447
490
22,750
9
Grants
..
Allowances
930
from Function Operating Reserves
Contributed Irom Operating Functions ifriq
...
99-24-
.
10
33,914
11
28
35 , 677
24 , 135
,396
ia
Contributed Irom Capital Sources
Gross Recoveries Irom Operating Functions
4,764
3 ,
is
990
Other (Specify Below)
17
30
15
1
(5) (7)
,815
,
500
000
1
120
6,751
701,821 600,410
540,601
)
(FSl-i-M-
9
,14
1
940
TOTAL ESTIMATED OPERATING REVENUES (3)
34
4,368
12
960
(FH20-99-34-
240
240
EXPENDITURES BY OBJECT:
100 Salaries, Wages and Benefits
200 Contracted and General Services
20
300 Purchases Irom Other Governments
21
500 Materials, Goods, Supplies and Utilities
7X0 Grants to
Government
22
761 Contributed to other Operating Functions
762 Contributed to Capital Programs
si
763 Added to Function Operating Allowances
24
764 Added to Function Operating Reserves
27
765 Contributed to Own Municipal Agencies
2a
770 Grants to Individuals and Organizations
29
810
Short-Ter-
m
30
820
Long-Ter-
m
,9
IFR20-99--
141,154
10
f
fifi
7
f
Tflfl
1
148 ,862 163 .052
fi 7 , 895 156 , 166
1
79
f
30?
8
25
1
66 124
176
,000
24
Debt
10
?7
71
Q2
,
26
and Other Financial Charges
32
960 Gross Recoveries to Operating Functions ifr
990 Other Transactions, Discounts, Adjustments (6)
19-99-i-
33
s)
. .
j
TOTAL ESTIMATED OPERATING EXPENDITURES
r
flflfl
2
32,413
046
98,86--
cpf)
34
.
,967
16,486
117
31
830 Debenture Debt Charges
6,325
7
23
1
107 ,468
8
0 , 027
3 ,
00
'
533 ; 126
701 , 0
47 60 0 , 377
NET ESTIMATED OPERATING DEFICIT
3fi
NET ESTIMATED OPERATING SURPLUS
2475
774
(1 )
From Page 3 carry lorward ol 'Total Net General Municipal Revenues."
(2)
(3)
May group together and record as "590 Other Revenues From Own Sources."
To agree with total amounts shown (or operating revenues on Page 4.
(4)
To agree with the total amounts shown lor operating expenditures on Page 5.
(5)
Accumulated Surplus to be used FR 1
(6)
Accumulated Deficit to be recovered FR1
(7)
Detail of other:
9-99-
7
-1
9-99--
. .
34
Transfers from
.
I
I
33
specify
.
. .
specify
Non-Govern-
ment
organizations
8
VILLAGE OF BEISEKER
MUNICIPALITY
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED
FINANCES ACQUIRED AND FINANCES APPLIED
Object For The Year Ending December 31 , 1 991
CAPITAL
By Type and
II
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
PRECEDING
PRECEDING
E8TE
ACTUAL
p
FR
20
CURRENT
ESTMATE
CAPITAL FINANCES ACQUIRED:
Prior Year's Unexpended Fund Balance
100200
Special Municipal Levies
(BFi
Mi
i
io
40)
310
Debentures, Bonds and Mortgages Issued
322
Long-Ter-
550
Return on Investments held lor Function
6
570
Insurance Proceeds
e
590
Other Revenues from Own Sources
7
6X0
Sale ol Fixed Assets
a
830
Federal Capital Grants
9
840
Provincial Capital Grants
10
850
Local Government Capital Grants
11
86X
From Own Municipality Boards or Agencies
12
910
Withdrawn Irom Function Capital Allowances
13
920
Withdrawn Irom Function Capital Reserves
,4
930
Contributed
Irom Operating
940
Contributed
Irom Other Capital Functions
970
Contributions
990
Other (Speclly Below) (3)
m
Borrowings
1
00200
3XX
.
(FRH89-25I- .
,6
62
,050
15
,225
28
,356
83,450
53,25 0
195 ,230
162 , 135
800
800
,710
,124
,724
14,318
176 , 871
27 , 000
89
66
77
73
275 , 800
,459
17
in
504 ,158
)
(1
461 ,171
601 , 414
....
20
but Not Received
21
Irom Operations
22
GRANTS
m
4,884
?
. nn .
4
4,88
TOTAL OVEREXPENDITURES
AT YEAR END
J
GRAND TOTAL CAPITAL FINANCES ACQUIRED
CAPITAL FINANCES APPLIED:
Prior Year's Overexpenditures balance
26
490 Other Assets Acquired
27
610 Engineering Structures Additions
28
620 Buildings Fixed Assets Additions
29
630 Machines, Equipment and Addition
640 Land Acquired lor Government Uses
so
7X0 Grants to
Contributed to Operating Functions
762 Contributed to Other Capital Functions
fi06
31:11'
12
.
298
MSIM
,503
10Rffinn
302 ,000
1
ZZZZZZZjZ
.
, 71
j-iSli-
12,50 3
4 ,
28, 900
71 ,
750
9 ,
Ofil
238,436
7
1
88
4
152 , 690
&i
3,311
f
R4S
5
?Q ,
?1Q
31,216
20--0
3,
650 Vehicle Additions
32
Government
33
761
30,120
73,459
34
iFR20-89-i-
6
.
35
763 Additions to Function Capital Allowances
764 Additions to Function Capital Reserves
36
765 Contributed to Own Municipality Agencies
770 Grants to Individuals and Organizations
990 Other Transactions and Adjustments
3B
TOTAL CAPITAL FUNDS APPLIED (2)
UNEXPENDED CAPITAL BALANCE AT YEAR END
37
qqq
31,000
504,158
598,945
g
)
--
12,566
39
jo
4t
43
461,171
7,353
gj(
GRAND TOTAL CAPITAL FINANCES APPLIED
)
66,844
0
Future Property Levies
Borrowing Approved
990 Other (Specify)
(1
'
TO BE PROVIDED BY:
915 Future Contributions
XXX
90,244
4
.
Irom Developers
TOTAL OF FUNDED CAPITAL AVAILABLE
OVEREXPENDITURES
3
and New Capital Leases
Functions
7 i 353
2
il
XXX
I
504,158
606,298
To agree with estimated lunded capital acquired plus preceding year unexpended on Page 6.
(2)
To agree with estimated capital lunds expended plus preceding year overexpenditures on Page 7.
(3)
Detail ol Other:
1
N
461,171
ZZZZZZI
VILLAGE OF BEISEKER
MUNICIPALITY
ESTIMATED
II
SUMMARY
I
LAND ASSESSMENT
utMir
ITEM
CM DESCRIPTIONS
IKJN
1 1
ASSESSMENTS AND VALUATIONS
For Taxation Year Ended December 31, 1991
BUILDINGS
1
,
I
AND IMPROVEMENTS
1
SUBJECT TO
; SCHOOL FOUNDATION
EXEMPT FROM
SCHOOL FOUNDATION
3
EXEMPT FROM
SCHOOL FOUNDATION
,
SUBJECT TO
SCHOOL FOUNDATION
MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT
AND ENGINEERING
5
TOTAL
STRUCTURES SUBJECT
TO S.F.P.
ASSESSMENT
6
TAXABLE PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS:
I
Commercial Properties
industrial Properties
Residential Property
Farming Properties
174 ,515
238,500
i
2
3
4
total taxable property assessments
971 ,125
1
5,Q0flf
-
85,90 0
1,057,025
?
413,015
P
OKR
53P
.
1,
,001 ,705
1.115,810
;
10,170
?,fin4..B0
I
-
5,936,595
j
6.
" S 79. 190
"l Tt',V?0
!!
4,337,015
175 , 720
30,170
11,773,820
118,210
857,770
118 .210
857 ,770
1?,'l
OS,
other taxable assessments:
Railway Rights-of-WaPipe Lines
Etectnca. Power Systems
Cable TV. Systems
Telephone Systems
Sec. 25 Municipal Taxation Act
6
TOTAL OTHER TAXABLE
7
.
e
,
,
.
Z
I
2
4,970
,
ASSESSMENTS
4
0
GOVERNMENT
.
ys
14,770
f
,970
34
j
g'j.g
1,403,320
,270
TOTAL MUNICIPAL
'
.
"
"
"
'.
.
ASSESSMENTS
Alberta Liquor Control Board
Other Provincial lor Grants
Alberta Housing Corporation
Seniors Self Contained Units
in-Li-
eu
--
total provincial assessments
grand
,442 .560
.
v
.
FEDERAL
1
.
.
Municipal Electrical System
11
Municipal Gas System
12
Municipal Telephone System
23
Municipal Rental Properties
13
Leased. Grazing and Tax Recovery Land. 14
I
L
PROPERTIES:
.
I
GOVERNMENT
assessments
total assessments
.fit
1Q.1QQ
is
17,910
I
Tfian
I
II
25
,990
4,990
4,240
-
28,230
158. 74Q
158,740
76,380
268 ,340
8,130
41,370
65,910
119,650
A
1 , 066 , 255
B6.6.0
17 ' 930
19
454,345
I
6,136,705
g-
4
,513,575
j
1,433,490
1
.730
13. 604. 370
MINUTES
OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
BEISEKER HELD MONDAY, MAY 27, 1991 AT 7:30
CHAMBERS
OF
THE
P.M. IN
VILLAGE OF
THE COUNCIL
PRESENT
)
Dave Fegan
MAYOR :
DEPUTY
Sandy Beagle
Bob Klappe
MAYOR:
COUNCILLOR:
COUNCILLOR:
COUNCILLOR:
Gaye Stewart
Tony Schmaltz
Alan Martens
MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR:
CALL
TO ORDER
called
Deputy Mayor Sandy Beagle
CONFIRMATION
es.
.91-23-
9
--
fetee
meeting to order at 7:30 P.M.
OF MINUTES
Councillor Stewart
that the minutes of the Regular Meeting
moved
of Council held Monday,
May
Carried.
13, 1991 be adopted as presented.
PUBLIC WORKS ITEMS
1.
Road Chips and
Oiling
chips will be put down on 7th, 8th
9th Street and on
5th Street to just past the Golden Years Town
Country Club.
put
down
chips
be
These
just in the centre of the street
will
and will be oiled as they are put down.
Road
&
&
LATE ARRIVAL
arrived at 7:38
Mayor Fegan
P.M. and assumed
the Chair.
that a special oil should be put down
with the chips and Norm Page from Alberta Transportation
should be asked what the appropriate oil is.
Mayor Fegan mentioned
chipping and oil are to be Public Works No.
at this time.
Road
2.
1
priority
Boulevards
Low
spots
on
the
new
boulevards will be filled with loam and
will be seeded.
where required, more grass
3.
Flower Beds and Main
At
least
20
Street Planters
planters including those that
Frank and Jean Schwengler and some of the
shall
were purchased by
origianl planters
filled with loam.
be the next priority after street maintenance as
of Commerce has already purchased all flowers and
placed on Main Street and
be
This is to
the Chamber
are anxious to get them planted.
A
letter received
Beiseker's Kids for
wish to adopt a flower pot
a flower and take care of the flower
from Jamie Morden from
Saving Earth Club regarding
on Main
Street, plant
their
once a week was discussed.
It
was decided that this was a great idea and their Club be
asked whether or not they would consider looking after all of
the flowers on Main Street and in the flower beds for a small
donation.
OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
BEISEKER HELD MONDAY, MAY 27, 1991 AT 7:30
CHAMBERS
MINUTES
OF
THE
P.M.
VILLAGE OF
IN THE COUNCIL
PAGE
2
PUBLIC WORKS ITEMS
3.
Flower Beds
Street Planters (continued)
Main
&
Councillor Klappe
moved
that if the
Kids
for Saving Earth
Club were interested in maintaining all flower pots and beds
in the Village of Beiseker for the 1991 season that a
donation of $100.00 be given to the Club.
Carried.
will
at the Village
on
Main
put
Office. All planters
Street this year will be
placed closer to the buildings so they are not on a slant.
The Club
Fifth
4 .
be allowed to adopt a pot
Avenue Grading
It is imperative that
5th Avenue be graded
week.
at least once
a
Trees
5 .
It
was mentioned
arrived
have
that the trees for our tree planting program
and have
started selling.
Deputy Mayor Beagle moved
that
a check
in the amount of
$4,045.67 be sent to Spruce View Nurseries Limited for the
invoice of the trees.
Carried.
Airport Maintenance
6.
Airport Fly-i- n breakfast will be held on June 9. Before
this date the grass around the terminal building must be cut
and the inside of the terminal building itself should be
thoroughly cleaned.
The
Prices
1991 Oil
7.
The
price of delivered and sprayed oil in 1991 is 11. 5C per
litre.
Main
8.
Street
Road Patch
will contact Foreman Hnybida next week
letting
if they will be in the area this summer to
repair our patch on Main Street.
Tennis Practice Board
The tennis practice board has been put up and only requires
painting on the front.
Southrock Limited
him know
9 .
10
.
Roads
&
Streets Maintenance
left a note that Ken Armstrong will be in to
help with road and street maintenance for one day.
Foreman Hnybida
11
.
Street
Sweeping
Street sweeping for
It
letter
Beiseker.
that
a
1991
is
completed in the Village of
was suggested by the School Advisory Committee
be sent to the school asking them to request
their students not spin their tires in the parking lot as the
gravel is distributed from the parking lot onto the recently
swept
street.
MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
MINUTES OF A REGULAR
BEISEKER HELD MONDAY,
MAY
27, 1991
OF
THE
7:30 P.M.
AT
VILLAGE
OF
IN THE COUNCIL
CHAMBERS
PAGE
3
PUBLIC WORKS ITEMS
12.
Pitch-i- n
Week
its
Beiseker Community School carried out
The
community
clean-u- p
recently.
A
letter will
be
annual
sent to the
school thanking them for all their effort in helping
beautify the Village of Beiseker.
BUSINESS ARISING FROM MINUTES
(a)
Advisory
Visit
Councillors were reminded that the advisory
held
May
30, 1991
beneficial for as
at 10:00
many
A.M.
and
that
visit will
it by
Councillors to stop
be
would be
as
possible.
CORRESPONDENCE
(a)
Tourist Association
Big Country
RE:
SCTEP
grant cutback
Correspondence regarding the cutback of the grant from
$1,500 to $1,300 was reviewed. The work load of the
seniors continues to increase yet the funding is being cut
back.
Deputy Mayor Beagle moved
that although the
SCTEP
grant
cutback that the Village of Beiseker forward a cheque in
the amount of $3,000 to the Seniors for operating the
Tourist Information Booth.
Carried.
(b)
was
Village of Coutts
Request for doubling the minimum Municipal Assistance
Grant
RE:
Deputy Mayor Beagle moved that the position of the Village
of Coutts be supported and the following resolution be
made:
the two major cities, which have the largest tax
base, are currently receiving 35 of all unconditional
grant monies from the Province of Alberta, and
WHEREAS,
there are 350 Municipalities, which have small tax
bases, that are having serious problems competing to keep
people in rural Alberta, and
WHEREAS,
WHEREAS,
triple
education costs have doubled since
rate for
low
1985 and
resulting in a crippling effect
tax base Municipalities;
by 1992
on
will
our mill
the Municipal Council of the Village of
Beiseker duly assembled, passes the following resolutions:
NOW
1.
THEREFORE,
appeal to the Government of Alberta to adjust their
distribution of Unconditional Grant monies, and Double
all Minimum Municipal Assistance Grants to $50,000.00.
We
MINUTES
OF A REGULAR
BEISEKER HELD
MONDAY
MEETING
, MAY
OF THE
27, 1991
COUNCIL
7:30 P.M.
AT
VILLAGE OF
OF THE
IN THE COUNCIL
CHAMBERS
PAGE
CORRESPONDENCE
(b)
4
(Continued)
Village of Coutts
2 .
That the Government of Alberta put a Ceiling on the
Unconditional Grant (MAG) of $15 Million Dollars to
Calgary and Edmonton, which is still
times
MAG
any
larger than
other Alberta City
Grant, to
the money necessary for redistribution.
7--
That the other
12
free-u- p
Million Dollars saved, be
distributed to all Municipalities and Counties, M.D.'s
etc. that are just above the minimum grant level, to
help with the
costs of education, and
other increasing costs.
Carried.
3.
$3
sky-rocket-
NEW
(a)
ing
BUSINESS
Councillors Reports
STEWART
Fire Hall Repairs - The fire hall
roof leak has been repaired.
Disaster - The Village of
Beiseker took part in a mock
disaster held in Airdrie recently.
Mock
The mock
success
disaster
was a
great
.
Fire Chief Nomination - Councillor
Stewart mentioned that Fire Chief
Sue Scheuerman was nominated to sit
on the Alberta Fire Chief's Council.
Economic Development Meeting
-
A
meeting to be held with personnel
from municipalities in the area is
set for 12:00 noon on Wednesday, May
29, 1991 at the Beiseker Community
Centre. Mayor Fegan will attend to
discuss the result of the meeting
with the Premier and Ministers in
regard to the International
Mediwaste
SCHMALTZ
situation.
culvert
on Lampson Avenue near the
Sewer Lift Station must be installed
A
as soon as the area
is dry.
report
KLAPPE
No
BEAGLE
Second Annual
n
Fly-i- n
Fly-i-
Breakfast - The
Breakfast will
second annual
be held on Sunday, June 9, 1991 from
7:30 to 11:30 A.M. The breakfast
will
be sponsored by
Lions Club.
the Beiseker
Society - Seniors Tea - the
annual seniors tea will be held from
Museum
2:00 to 4:30 P.M. June
14
Beiseker Village Office.
in the
MINUTES
OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
BEISEKER HELD MONDAY, MAY 27, 1991 AT 7:30
CHAMBERS
NEW
o
(a)
OF
THE
VILLAGE OF
P.M. IN THE COUNCIL
PAGE
5
(Continued)
BUSINESS
Councillor Reports
Beiseker Station Repairs- - The
BEAGLE
Museum
Society will be contacted regarding
the Village of Beiseker's 1991
budget for repairs to the building.
Premier's and Ministers' Meeting
FEGAN
--
Mayor Fegan and Deputy Mayor Beagle
attended the Premier's and
Ministers' meeting on May 23. It
was very positive for communities
that had concerns regarding
transportation. The position of
Beiseker, Trochu and Drumheller
positive.
that there
is a place for private industry in
the management of hospital waste and
that a meeting will be called with
private companies involved to show
however were not as
Minister Betkowski said
o
the government's seriousness for a
place for private industry in this
matter .
Trochu will not receive a definite
answer on their tire plant until
January 1992. It was also mentioned
that other communities are also now
competing to receive the location of
the
tire plant.
Deputy Mayor Beagle declared a
conflict of interest in the
following matter and acted only as
an observer.
International Mediwaste
now
has
of the trailers. It was
stated that they have several
contracts including Medicine Hat
moved
O
out
hospitals,
and
4
some
Calgary Hospitals
several clinics.
Deputy Mayor Beagle resumed
participation in meeting.
(b)
Letter to Pat
Graham
Councillor Klappe
regarding Fire
moved
that
a
letter
to Pat Graham of the
regarding Fire Protection in the
Beiseker Rural Area be forwarded and that the Village of
Beiseker turn down no rural residents when requested to
M.D. of Rocky View
Res.
Res.
Carried.
(c)
O
Res.
fight fires.
9H 244
914 245
91-
-
245
Bylaw
91--
4
Deputy Mayor Beagle moved first reading of Bylaw 91-- 4 being
a Bylaw of the Village of Beiseker to authorize several
rates of taxation for the year 1991.
Carried.
Councillor Stewart moved second reading of Bylaw 91-- 4 being
a Bylaw of the Village of Beiseker to authorize several
rates of taxation for the year 1991.
Carried.
MINUTES
BEISEKER
OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
HELD MONDAY, MAY 27, 1991 AT 7:30
VILLAGE OF
OF THE
P.M. IN THE COUNCIL
PAGE
CHAMBERS
NEW
BUSINESS
(c)
Bylaw
6
(Continued)
91--
4
(Continued)
moved that permission be given to give
being a Bylaw of the Village of Beiseker to
authorize several rates of taxation for the year 1991 third
Councillor Schmaltz
Bylaw
91--
4
reading.
Carried Unanimously.
Mayor Fegan moved
third reading
of Bylaw
91--
4
being a Bylaw
of the Village of Beiseker to authorize several
taxation for the year 1991.
rates
of
Carried.
(d)
1991 Government
Budget Forms
Councillor Klappe moved that the 1991 budget forms
completed for Municipal Affairs be accepted as presented.
Carried.
(e)
Long Range
The
Planning
process of long range planning will begin by starting
the next two Council meetings one hour early.
Municipal Advisor will be asked for any advice he
give in regards to the process.
The
(f )
Cat Bylaw
was
It
round-u- p
(g)
may
determined that in order to proceed with our cat
it will require a Bylaw which will be assembled.
A.U.M.A.
Convention
Registration forms for the convention were distributed.
Council will bring back the registration forms to the next
Council meeting and
will be insured that all sessions
it
are attended by at least
(
h)
one member.
Business Licence Bylaw
Our
new
current business licence
proposal will
be drawn
bylaw appears
up.
inadequate and a
ACCOUNTS FOR APPROVAL
Mayor Fegan
did not participate or vote in the following matter.
Deputy Mayor Beagle assumed
the Chair.
Deputy Mayor Beagle moved payment of accounts in the amount of
$14,704.64.
Carried.
0107
0108
0109
0110
0111
0112
0113
Colleen Grabo
Mary
Straub
William Hnybida
Shawn
Burnett
Laurie Fair
Beiseker Community School
Beiseker Museum Board
400.00
274.03
600.00
578.62
152.36
8.35
200.00
OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
BEISEKER HELD MONDAY, MAY 27, 1991 AT 7:30
CHAMBERS
MINUTES
ACCOUNTS
0114
0115
0116
0117
0118
0119
0120
0121
0122
0123
0124
0125
0126
0127
0128
0129
0130
0131
0132
0133
0134
0135
0136
0137
0138
0139
0140
0141
OF
THE
P.M.
VILLAGE OF
IN THE COUNCIL
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FOR APPROVAL
Floyd Housser
Trotter
75.00
104.59
12.78
51.20
283.99
489.63
300.80
7.63
300.30
47.56
10.50
41.09
10.70
55.00
55.64
22.44
Morton Ltd.
Grabo
Colleen
&
Alan Martens
Alberta Government Telephones
Canadian Western Natural
GAs
Sue Scheuerman
Canada Post Corporation
Abrico Bricon Inc.
Agri Fab Lumber
Beiseker Car Wash
Beiseker I.D.A.
Canada Post Corporation
Carewest
Participaction
Beiseker Graocery
Drumheller
Grand
&
District Solid
&
Toy
5,036.00
Wste
116.68
8.56
384.39
422.76
51.52
27.82
352.47
42.05
47.25
66.93
Irricana Delivery
McNair Sand
&
Gravel
Prairie Industrial Chemicals
Shelley Schneider
Tall Taylor Publishing
Tetz-Ag- ri
Services Ltd.
United Farmers of Alberta
Diplomat Coffee
Ed's Cleaning Supplies
Spruceview Nursery Ltd.
Mayor Fegan resumed
chair.
4,066.00
participation in the meeting
and assumed
ADJOURNMENT
Councillor Klappe
Carried.
moved
that the meeting adjourn at
1-MAYOR
'
MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR
8:45 P.M.
the