Committee named to oversee centre joint-use plan
The ad hoc advisory board to shape the joint-use agreement for a proposed Medicine Hat cultural arts centre was named. The seven member panel, chaired by Dr. L J Phillips, includes city and college appointees and will oversee architectural planning and the centre’s first year. The siting shift may delay completion and require design revisions.
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L.J. Phillips
City
Medicine Hat College
City Council
College Board of Governors
Phillips
Medicine Hat and District Hospital
Allied Arts Council
Musical Theatre
Ted Grimm
The
College
Ald
George Davison
Nancy Ruth Sissons
Community Cultural Centre
Dave Beresh
C. J
Chuck) Meagher
Melvin Tagg
al Craig
South Saskatchewan
Redcliff Council debates new landfill site
Redcliff council discussed selecting a dump location three kilometres west of town for the Improvement District No 1 residents. The province has approved the site, with health and environment departments backing it, despite leaseholders protesting and calling for future investment in deeded land.
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Redcliff
Town and Improvement District No. 1
Everett Burk
Burk
Health Department
Alberta Environment
Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources
Coulee
Health and Environment Departments
Redcliff Council Adopts Industrial Sewer Metering
Redcliff council approves separate metering for industrial users of the domestic sewer after Douglas Inc dumped over 900 000 litres of pond water into the system this spring. Meters went in May with July bi monthly bills. officials say costs will be fairer and not raise overall water service charges despite last year’s 80 000 dollar deficit from meter installation.
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Redcliff Council
Douglas Inc
Main Street
Redcliff Industries
Coun
Kaye Osgood
Osgood
Redcliff Council Sets 1981 Mill Rates
The Redcliff council made the 1981 mill rate official Monday night setting residential at 100 and commercial at 129.18. The hike reflects a 14.95 per cent tax increase and was announced at the previous meeting. A bylaw fixing Sept 1 as the delinquent tax due date with a 12 per cent penalty was also passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redcliff
Strathcona Centre agenda highlights policy and bylaw updates
The community services committee will review a Strathcona Centre policy manual and cemetery bylaw revisions. Reports come from Frank Merki and Donna Lee Hehr on centre operation rules and department administration. Also: Bruce Croucher proposes a 10 to 12 percent cemetery fee rise amid ongoing deficits. Al Hagan will update on the Early Childhood Services task force with a final report due by Sept. 15. Ald. Pete Simpson chairs the review group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathcona Centre
Community Services Committee
Frank Merki
Culture and Recreation Department
Donna Lee Hehr
The
Flats Neighborhood Community Association
John Bokstein
Council
al Hagan
Ald
Pete Simpson
Domglas Eyes Households To Supply Glass For Bottles
Domglas Inc with 63 years in operation seeks area households to boost its glass recycling feedstock. The Redcliff plant collects wine beer and liquor bottles, buying 75 percent of province wide bottles and producing about 80 000 tons yearly from 400 workers across three shifts. The plan aims to cut landfill and save energy by using recycled glass for amber green and flint bottles while encouraging community collection programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domglas Inc
Redcliff
Donald Gibbons
Domglas
Alberta Liquor Control Board
Gibbons
Medicine Hat
Provincial Waste Management Branch
Douglas
Vaughn Bullough
Bullough
Canada
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Larry Godin
Jim Hirsch
Public Works
Lorne Thompson
Hirsch
Julien Filion
Calgary
Filton
Frank Webber
Pritchard, Lerner & Co
Fire Hall Theatre
Grant Bray
Third Street
Sixth Avenue
Theatre Hall
Theatre Board
Ion Scott
Chris Harbron
Strathcona
FNCA
Bruce Croucher
Croucher
Hillside
Robin Schlaht
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