as companies were arriving on the scene forcing entry to the front door that were met by one dog that had facial burns and he self-rescued out of the building on his own and as the firefighters were deploying hand lines to extinguish the fire they located a second dog that was barely breathing.


So while extinguishment was taking place other personnel administered oxygen to the second Dove, through pet masks that we received as a donation from the pet mask company.


So animal control quickly responded to the scene and transported both of the dogs to the animal hospital here in town.


So the house sustained heavy fire and smoke damage and good news is the dogs were sent home the next day.


I talk about this is I have to preface this by stating the fires under investigation we have a strong indication that the fire was originated by the dogs there was a crockpot on top of the stove the family had left for an event with the family that evening we believe the dogs jumped up with their paw turned the and Banner on and that's what created the fire.


We've seen this before, so that's why we're speaking about it now. This is pending the review of their insurance carrier, but again, all indications look to be that the fire was caused by the dogs being curious, jumping up and seeing what was in the crockpot on the stove top.


So word to the public, if you're not gonna be home, don't have anything stored on the top of your stove with Burners that can be adjusted by air by animals and pets.


So again, we've seen that before. So this is not something new. And it was worthy of, you know, telling the story.


So perhaps it's avoided in the future. Police. Thank you. I have no report tonight.


Thanks. Library. No report tonight. Airport. IT. Nothing tonight. City Manager. I'd just like to say thank you to the staff. We've got quite a bit going and I appreciate all the work that goes into what we're doing every day. Thank you.


I have nothing new to report. Alderman Parker, do you have anything? No. Alderman Stacey? No.


Alderman Shadle. Nothing. Alderman Sanders. Nothing. Alderman Sellers. Nothing. Alderman Klemm. Neighborhood Watch on 729. Please come with your friends and questions.


Alderman Johnson. Just invite everybody to come out to the fair and enjoy the fair this week. Alderman Simmons. No, thank you.


and that leaves us with public comment. Hi there, Sue Cook, Winchester Drive. I have a question about or a suggestion and possibly on number 12 when you guys are going back and forth about these people are getting their gyms today but going forward they're not going to have to worry about that $250. Could there be a discretionary so that if these people are coming, the ones that just got in today before the vote in the council.


Could there be a discretionary on the Planning Committee or Community Development, Public Works that would say, you know what?


We're gonna give this to you. Could there possibly be that so that you're able to allow them, since they're so close to the wire, literally right before the vote to maybe give them a little break.


And that way it would kind of go with what. any other public comment father God in the name of Jesus we praise you we thank you for this day for this is the day that you have made and hopefully we have rejoiced and been glad in it we thank you for this council meeting tonight oh God for the agenda was full as you know lead us and guide us and direct us father God your will be done in this city not our will but your will be done in Jesus name we pray. Amen. Any other public comments? Seeing none, I'll take a motion for adjournment. So move. Second. Motion made by Alderman Shadle, seconded by Alderman Sellers, please call the roll. Parker, Stacy, Shadle, Sanders, Sellers, Klemm, Johnson, Aye, and Simmons.