Battle River Rural Municipality No. 438

The meeting addressed various business matters, including the approval of a business license application for Nutrien Ag Solutions, website maintenance, utility arrears, gravel piles measurement, mower repairs, and SaskEnergy's application to provide natural gas services. Development applications for constructing a storage shed and moving in RTMs were also approved. Discussions covered general operations, beaver control, culvert maintenance, gravel spreading, intersection widening, backroad mulching, filter cloth application, and trackhoe transmission repairs. Agreements were made to acquire clay, and issues related to pipe placement for water use were addressed. The council also discussed road maintenance agreements, a SaskHighways construction project, the sale of crown lands, and the 2025 audit. Additional topics included resumes for an admin replacement, potential consulting companies, regional rec facilities, a new arena, joint council meetings, internet tower relocation, and the RM Christmas Party. The council reviewed and approved the August and September Receipts & Payments Statements, along with various accounts for payment.

The meeting included discussions on various topics such as an application to expand an irrigation system, sending warning letters regarding invasive plant species, and a date change for the November council meeting. The Foreman reported on general operations and an agreement regarding Table Mountain access road. Other topics included a road haul agreement, a request for speed limit signs, culvert replacement, Paynton Ferry repairs, website designer retirement, regional recreational facilities, a new arena, joint meeting with the Town of Battleford, and a new location for an internet tower. The council also reviewed the Receipts & Payments Statement and approved accounts for payment.

The council meeting included discussions and decisions on various topics such as easement details, an agreement increase with Table Mountain, approval of the 2022 Audited Financial Statement, conditional approval of future development plans for Line Up Resources Corp. and Millennium Land Ltd, and approval of a subdivision request for Ethier & St.Amant. The Foreman reported on general operations, weed spraying, and water gate issues. The Weed Inspector discussed replacing the Acting Administrator and addressing Baby's Breath issues. Updates were provided on highway seat coating, a cleared Texas Gate Hazard, West Fence damages, Baptiste Church Lots sale, and the Acting Administrator's permit.

The council discussed spraying noxious weeds, including Tansy, and applying for a grant to cover half the chemical costs. They requested quotes from gravel crushers, approved upgrading the Pioneer Road, and decided to pursue a Statement of Claim for road construction work invoiced to Laurie Haliburton. Permission was granted for moving a texas gate and upgrading a road allowance. Additionally, a house addition was approved. The council discussed general operations, gravel, spraying, road improvements, mowing, fire protection services, and the cancellation of a SARM Division 6 District Meeting. They approved the Statement of Receipts & Payments and authorized payment of accounts.

The council discussed and approved several items, including the repair of Robert's Road, Munisoft training for Aspen, and a special occasion permit for Charlotte Sharp. They also approved a subdivision request by Leon Lacoursiere. The foreman reported on general operations, spraying, road issues, gravel, dust control, noxious weeds, and Borgesons approach. The council also discussed shop roof shingling and the replacement of a mower. They approved the Receipts & Payments Statement, accounts, the Annual Audited Financial Statement for 2021, and the 2022 Budget, keeping the Municipal Mill Rate at 10 mils.