a detailed quarterly report to Council. This report showed that according to goals set at the beginning of the year, the detachment was fairly close to meeting all of the goals they had set out for themselves. S/Sgt. Lynds took the opportunity to inform Council that the workload on the County side is about 40-50% higher than the Provincial average. The problem is due to understaffing issues and S/Sgt. Lynds expects this issue to be dealt with over the next few years. Unfortunately, at the moment, there are eleven positions that are unfilled in the Leduc Detachment. Also, the attrition rate for experienced officers is "higher than ever expected" right now. Recruitment is healthy at the moment but it is still unable to keep up with the attrition rate. On a final good note, S/Sgt. Lynds told Council that since 2005, the Leduc County Missing Persons Report records that 178 people have been reported as missing in the County. However, with the recent location of Amber Tuccaro there are currently no people listed as actively missing within the County. Public Hearing - Revising Direct Control Designation on Pt. NE-21-50-23-W4: Subject to the owners meeting two conditions set by Alberta Transportation, which the owners have agreed to do, Council has been asked to change the designation of this Direct Control property to Automotive Equipment and Repair so that a trucking company with three semi truck-trailer units can operate on the property. Council was satisfied that all conditions would be met and