With Montague County Commissioners lifting the burn ban during their regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, Saint Jo resident J.D. Dunn wishes for permission to burn within city limits on Payne Road.

That’s the first expected item up for discussion at the Saint Jo City Council meeting set for 6 p.m. Nov. 11.

Marty Reeves would like to appeal police chief Tyler Roy’s decision to remove Reeves’ dog, Tigger, from city limits.

The council will discuss and possibly approve a resolution regarding a financial agreement for the purpose of purchasing a fire tender.

During the meeting, there will be discussion and action on amendments for the 2016 Saint Jo Economic Development Corporation 4B budget.

The Saint Jo Chamber of Commerce is requesting to rename the city square the Chisholm Trail Square.

Allen Corley wants to discuss finding a permanent solution to flooding concerns at 301 E. Williams, which has been a mainstay agenda item in recent months.

Texas Kings Hotel would like to discuss sewer issues at its facility.

The council will approve minutes from the October meeting, review financial statements and pay monthly bills.

Reports also will be given in writing from Saint Jo department heads.

The Saint Jo city council typically meets the second Wednesday of every month.