All right, good morning, everybody.

Good morning, everybody.

We are now recording.

I'm calling this morning's meeting of the mayor's code enforcement committee to order at 9 01 a.m.

on July 9th, 2026.

First item on the agenda is the approval of minutes from our last meeting on June 11th.

Do I have a motion for approval of the minutes?

Danielle, thank you.

Do I have a second?

Scott, thank you.

Any discussion on the motion?

Anything that needs to be fixed or in the ordinances in the um meeting minutes.

All right, seeing none.

All in favor, please unmute yourselves and so signify by saying aye.

Aye.

Any opposed?

Any abstentions.

Seeing none, the motion passes unanimously at 9 02 a.m.

Um, the next item on the agenda is the public session.

I do not see any members of the public here for public session, so I will be closing the public session and moving on.

We have no new business.

And under old business under city fire, we have a red-lined proposed um fire pit ordinance.

Um we can discuss it today, but I did get a request from South Fire that they wanted another month to take a look at it and to provide any revisions or changes.

I got a call from James or an email from James earlier this week asking that.

Um so if if he arrives before the end of this meeting, I'm sure he can speak to that.

But um while we're discussing it and while it's it's on our agenda, you know, the the proposed ordinance basically um I drafted it.

The intent was after meeting with the fire marshals and the fire department to bring our um fire pit and open burning ordinances into line with the um with deep guidance and state law.

There are a few statutes that that talk about what is required, what is allowed.

So I literally um tried to mirror that language and bring it in line with with state standard.

Um there are you know some things that we can be as a municipality, we can be um strict than what the state requires.

So if you know the state requires the 15-foot setback, we can do a 20 and things like that.

Um, but I didn't know if oh, and James is here, so he can talk about it too.

If if anyone has any thoughts or discussions or changes or you know, questions about the about the ordinance.

Yeah, we're gonna ask if we have table this for next month's meeting because we are gonna meet with all three uh fire departments and uh review the changes that we made.

Uh proposing at the next meeting.

Yep, thanks, Al.

Um, you know, after you guys have looked at anything that stands out to you so thus far, or that you really need to meet and go over it.

Yeah, we definitely have to meet because it's gonna be a little different for uh uh separate areas.

Uh you know, the north end is a little different and south, and there's gonna be some parameters that we have to look into and change.

Okay.

Um thank you.

And I've I I've seen in the chat from James, he says, good morning.

We have no microphone for further discussion next month.

Thank you.

Okay.

So at this point, if does anyone else have any discussion?

Nick, go ahead.

I just had one question about I saw there was a there's time limits on on fires.

It's an 8 a.m.

to night um time limit, and I was just wondering why that was or the thought process there.

Not that I have an issue with it, but I was just we're gonna have to enforce it at some point.

I just didn't know why they had to be out strictly at midnight.

I mean that's that question will be changed.

That's that's implemented in there now.

But we could make changes if we need other telephone.

A lot of a lot of other bones uh go up to 10 o'clock.

Yeah, I think one of the reasons why we want to table this is just because um this is like our one opportunity to go through and uh make the changes.

We just want to make sure that we get it right.

All right.

Um other discussion on on this before we make a motion to table to next month.