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(KLZA)-- More discussion was held concerning burned buildings in downtown Pawnee City during the Monday night Council meeting.
Susan Pope operates a bedding plant business in a building connected to the buildings that burned. The building she used suffered smoke and water damage during a fire last fall. Pope told the Pawnee City Council Monday night that it is nearing time to get her plants started for the upcoming season, but her insurance company will not insure her business due to the damage.
The owners of the buildings that burned are in negotiations with their insurance company for a settlement and while cleanup efforts have been ongoing, much of the damaged portions of the building are still standing.
The City Council will again be in contact with the owners of the burned buildings and will further discuss the action during the February 8th City Council meeting.
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