Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutOpen Records Request 2019-020MILTON "' ESTABLISHED 2006 MAYOR CllY COUNCIL Joe Lockwood Peyton Jamison Matt Kunz Laura Be ntley Caro l Cookerly Joe Longo ria Rick Mohrig CERTIFICATE I, Sudie Gordon, City Clerk and Custodian of Records for the City of Milton , do hereby certify that the attached Fire Report and Fire Investigation Report for 305 White Columns Court, Milton, Georgia 30040 are true and correct copies . This 3rd day of April 2019 . Sudie Gordon , CMt City Clerk City of Milton 2006 Heritage Walk Milton, GA 30004 P: 678.2 42.2500 I F: 678.242 .2499 in f o@cityofmil tonga.usIwww.cityofmilt onga.us oeoo ~ncident Number:13-0001744 FDID:06014 Alarm Date:11/22/2013 Milton Fire Department Basic Fire Report !Basic Information Location : Exact Location Street Address 305 White Col u mns CT Milton , GA 30004 Incident Type : 111 Build i n g fire Aid Given or Received : 2A Automatic aid rece i ved Alpharetta Shift : CC Shift Alarms : 1 District : MF43 Station 43 Actions Taken : 11 Extingui shment by fire service personnel 81 Incident command 21 Search Haz Ma t Release : N None !Property Information Property Use : 419 1 or 2 family dwel l ing Mixed Property Use : NN Not mixed use Ti mes : Alarm : 06: 43: 25 Arrival: 06 :51:21 Controlled : Cleared : 14 : 13: 40 Property Value : 562 ,000.00 Property Loss Dollars : IInvolvements : Name : Address : Phone : 562,000.00 Crai n , Dawn 305 White Columns Ct Milton , GA 30004 678 -637-0963 Crain , Steven 305 White Column s CT Milton , GA Crai n , Steven 305 White Columns CT Milton , GA Crain , Caroline 305 White Columns CT Milton , GA Crain, John 305 White Columns CT Milton , GA Crain , Elizabeth 305 White Columns CT Milton , GA Crain, William 305 White Columns CT Milton, GA Crain , Kyle 305 White Col u mns CT Mi lton , GA Crain , Kathrine 305 White Columns CT Milton , GA Responding Personnel and Units: Totals : Units : Personnel : Staff ID 158 69 112 MARIOl 109 102 153 22 4 119 128 134 154 167 89 124 125 148 88 111 150 Name Unit Edgar , Ro b ert Evan 870 Steph ens , Mark 871 El liott , Daniel Wayn 872 Marietta , Matthew 873 Hutch eson, Jason RotBC41 Nicholson , Tyler JasE41 Dean, Cameron LebronE41 Haskins , Mark E41 James , Mark Ryan E4 2 Brown , Marc Adam E4 2 Womack , Russell GeneE42 Baumg artner , Mich aelE42 Murray , Timothy ColiE42 Dancsecs , John N E42 Cunningham , John KieE43 Slyman, Richard MarkE43 Clausen , Daniel Lee E43 Bushman, Richard E43 Humphrey , Jeffrey DaTl Fortn er , Alexan de r WTl Activity Code Hrs I NCACT I VITY I n c i dent Activity I NCACTIVITY I n cident Activity I NCACTIVITY I n cident Activity INCACTIVITY Incident Activity I NCACTIVITY I nc i dent Activity I NCACTIVITY Inc i dent Activity INCACT I VITY Inc i dent Activit y INCACTIVITY Incident Ac tivity I NCACTIVITY Incident Activity INCACTIVITY Incident Activity I NCACTIVITY Incident Activity I NCACTIVITY I n c i dent Activity I NCACTIVITY Incident Activity I NCACT I VITY Incident Activity I NCACTIVITY Incident Activity I NCAC T IVITY I nciden t Activit y INCACTIVITY Incident Activity INCAC T IVITY I ncident Ac tivity INCACTIVITY Incident Activity I NCACTIVITY Incident Activity 30004 30004 3000 4 30004 30004 30004 30004 30004 9 Hrs Pd 7.50 7 .50 7.50 7.50 7.50 6.68 6.68 6.68 1. 94 6.9 4 1. 94 6.9 4 1. 94 6 .9 4 7. 42 7.42 1. 42 7.42 7.50 7 .50 Pts 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7 .50 6 .68 6 .68 6 .68 1. 94 6.94 1. 94 6.94 1. 94 6 .94 7.42 7.42 1. 42 7.42 7.50 7.50 *** Denotes that dates on this i n c ident occurre d over multi pl e days. 12/02/2013 15 :01 Personnel : Positi on Rank 0.00 0 .00 0.00 0 .00 0 .00 0.00 0 .00 0 .00 0.00 0 .00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 .00 0 .00 0.0 0 0 .00 0 .00 0.00 0.00 Page 21 1 FC DC BC FM BC CP FF FF CP FF FF FF FF CP CP FAQ FF FF FF FAQ Incident Number :13-0001744 FDID:06014 Milton Fire Department Basic Fire Report 92 Barnette , Richard ClTl INCACTIVITY Incident Activity Units Times : ------------------------------------------- Unit : Notified : Roll : Arrival : 870 06:43:25 06:43:25 06:51:21 871 06:43:25 06:43:25 06:51:21 872 06:43:25 06:43:25 06:51:21 873 06 :43:25 06:43:25 06:51:21 BC41 06:43:25 06:43:25 06:51 :21 E41 06 :4 3:26 06:45:26 06:55:39 E42 06:43:26 06:46:12 06:51:24 E43 06:43:25 06:45:03 06:51:26 Tl 06:43:27 06:45:15 07:01 :4 4 !Narrative: Alarm Date:11/22/2013 7.50 7.50 0.00 CP ---- - --------- ----- - - --------------- Cleared : In Service : 14:13:40 1 4 :13:40 14 :13:40 14:13:40 14:13:40 14:13:40 14 :13:40 14:13:40 14 :13:40 14:13 :40 13:24:16 13:24 :16 13:39 :42 13:39:42 14:08:27 14:08:27 13:43:44 13 :43:44 On Friday November 22nd Milton Engine 43,42 ,41 and Milton Truck 1 along with Alpharetta B-1 and rehab were dispatched to the stated address on report of a structure fire with flames showing. All units went en route and Battalion-41 moved all traffic to tactical c h annel one. Engine 43 and B-41 arrived o n scene to find a large column of smoke with flames above the roof line on t h e bravo charl i e side of the structure. B-41 met family at the street and was advised all persons were clear of the structure. B-41 performed a 360 of the structure and gave a size up of a two story residential structure , wood frame brick veneer with heavy flames on the bravo c h arlie corner of the stru cture . B-41 returned to the command vehic l e and advised E-43 and Engine 42 to pull 2 1/2 lines to the front door and the rear of the structure. One skid load had been pul l ed from E-43 and command advised that we would be operating with 2 1/2 inch lines. Bystanders and family members of the home advised that there were still animals in the home. 8119 had arrived after B-41 and reported that they would possibly transport three members to the hospital. B-41 requested an additional Rural Metro unit. The initial plan was to make entry on the alpha side of the structure and attempt to push the fire back from the front and hold the fire off the delta side of the structure . E-41 crew on scene and the Engine was advised to report to the hydrant on White Columns Dr . and remaining crew members to the front door to assist in establishing another 2 1/2 inch line from E-41. 872 arrived on scene a n d was assigned to safety. E-43 was parked on the hydrant on White Columns Ct. Crews pulled l ines to the front door from E-43 and were met with flames coming t h rough the door and out the window above the front door and pushed back from the heat . Heat from the fire was busting windows across the front of the home. E-42 reported that there was fire in the basement area and all crews on scene were advised that this would be a defensive attack until we could k nock the bul k of the fire down. One 2 1/2 inch line was flowed from the front door and the other was flowed through the rear of the structure. Milton T-1 advised that they were three minutes out and asked for an assignment., B-41 advised T-1 that we would spot T-1 on the alpha side of the structure and set up to flow the ladder pipe from the street to try and knock the fire down and would be supplied by E-41. E-4 3 ended up supplying T-1 for the operation and met resistance in trying to supply the hand l ines and the ladder pipe at the same time. B-41 called for 2 1/2 hand lines to be pulled from E-41 to alleviate the demand for water on the plug that E-4 3 was on. The rapid attack monitor was pulled from T-1 and placed on the Charlie side of the structure.B-4 1 checked with radio on the request for gas and power and radio advised that they had not been requested but would be summoned. Sawnee power advised that they had an extended ETA. Gas company arrived within 30 minutes of our request. E-43 crew met with Gas company and was s hu tting the line down as the gas company reported to the meter to shu t it off. Lines were flowed until the fire was knocked back to a point where crews could start maki n g limited entry into the structure to extinguish remaining hot spots. Command requested B-1 to start an Alpharetta unit to the scene and Alpharetta Engine 4 was summoned. Upon their arrival they were ut ilized to rotate Milton crews out to rehab. Crews cont inued working on hot spots and all crews were rotated through rehab for one rotation. 870 , 871 , 873 on scene assisting in overseeing fireground operations. 873 began investigations and ended up focusing on the bravo charlie corner of the structure , once 873 released crews after his investigation and final mop up was performed of the structure . 1-800-Board Up responded to the scene and provided bags for the animals (two cats and two dogs) t h at were located to be placed in. Late in the operation Board Up began covering openings in preparation of securing the structure. Milton crews and Board Up removed valuables throughout the operation to the front yard. Some items were taken to the owners and others were left secured in the structure after Board Up finished their operation . Fire watch was conducted throughout the eve n ing with no visible signs of smoke n oted . Scene was left i n Board Ups possession and we were notified when they cleared the scene. This call occurred at shift change and FF Clausen , Sprouse , Seay , Womack and FAO Murray and Capt. James responded to the scene on frontli n e equipment with the C shift , and as operations al l owed these members were pul l ed from the scene and returned to the fire station for relief from duty. !Authorizations : Officer in Charge : 109 Hutcheson , Jason Rot Rank : BC Battalion Chi ef 12/02/2013 *** Denotes that dates on this incident occurred over multiple days. 1 5 :0 1 Page 2 Incident Number:13-0001744 FDID :06014 Milton Fire Department Basic Fire Report Member Making Report: 109 Hutcheson, Jason Rot ____________ _ Alarm Date:11/22/2013 Rank : BC Battalion Chief 12/02/2013 *** Denotes that dates on this incident occurred over multiple days. 15:01 Page 3 Structure Fire -Incident Narrative Location: 305 White Columns Court Date: 11-22-2013 Case: 13-001744 Investigator: ML Marietta Initial Response Narrative On Friday November 22nd Milton Engine 43, 42, 41 and Milton Truck 1 along with Alpharetta B-1 and rehab were dispatched to the stated address on report of a structure fire with flames showing. All units went en route and Battalion- 41 moved all traffic to tactical channel one . Engine 43 and B-41 arrived on scene to find a large column of smoke with flames above the roof line on the bravo charlie side of the structure . B-41 met family at the street and was advised all persons were clear of the structure. B-41 performed a 360 of the structure and gave a size up of a two story residential structure, wood frame brick veneer with heavy flames on the bravo charlie corner of the structure . B-41 returned to the command vehicle and advised E-43 and Engine 42 to pull 2 1/2 lines to the front door and the rear of the structure . One skid load had been pulled from E-43 and command advised that we would be operating with 2 1/2 inch lines . Bystanders and family members of the home advised that there were still animals in the home . 8119 had arrived after B-41 and reported that they would possibly transport three members to the hospital. B-41 requested an additional Rural Metro unit. The initial plan was to make entry on the alpha side of the structure and attempt to push the fire back from the front and hold the fire off the delta side of the structure . E-41 crew on scene and the Engine was advised to report to the hydrant on White Columns Dr . and remaining crew members to the front door to assist in establishing another 2 1/2 inch line from E-41. 872 arrived on scene and was assigned to safety. E-43 was parked on the hydrant on White Columns Ct. Crews pulled lines to the front door from E-43 and were met with flames coming through the door and out the window above the front door and pushed back from the heat. Heat from the fire was busting windows across the front of the home . E-42 reported that there was fire in the basement area and all crews on scene were advised that this would be a defensive attack until we could knock the bulk of the fire down . One 2 1/2 inch line was flowed from the front door and the other was flowed through the rear of the structure. Milton T-1 advised that they were three minutes out and asked for an assignment . B- 41 advised T-1 that we would spot T-1 on the alpha side of the structure and set up to flow the ladder pipe from the street to try and knock the fire down and would be supplied by E-41. E-43 ended up supplying T-1 for the operation and met resistance in trying to supply the hand lines and the ladder pipe at the same time . B-41 called for 2 1/2 hand lines to be pulled from E-41 to alleviate the demand for water on the plug that E-43 was on. The rapid attack monitor was pulled from T-1 and placed on the Charlie side of the structure .B-41 checked with radio on the request for gas and power and radio advised that they had not been requested but would be summoned . Sawnee power advised that they had an extended ETA . Gas Company arrived within 30 minutes of our request . E-43 crew met with Gas Company and was shutting the line down as the gas company reported to the meter to shut it off. Lines were flowed until the fire was knocked back to a point where crews could start making limited entry into the structure to extinguish remaining hot spots. Command requested B-1 to start an Alpharetta unit to the scene and Alpharetta Engine 4 was summoned . Upon their arrival they were utilized to rotate Milton crews out to rehab . Crews continued working on hot spots and all crews were rotated through rehab for one rotation . 870 , 871 , 873 on scene assisting in overseeing fireground operations . 873 began investigations and ended up focusing on the bravo charlie corner of the structure, once 873 released crews after his investigat ion and final mop up was performed of the structure . 1-800 -Board Up responded to the scene and provided bags for the animals (two cats and two dogs) that were located to be placed in . Late in the operation Board Up began covering openings in preparation of securing the structure . Milton crews and Board Up removed valuables throughout the operation to the front yard . Some items were taken to the owners and others were left secured in the structure after Board Up finished their operation . Fire watch was conducted throughout the evening with no visible signs of smoke noted. Scene was left in Board Ups possession and we were notified when they cleared the scene . This call occurred at shift change and FF Clausen, Sprouse, Seay, Womack and FAQ Murray and Capt . James responded to the scene on frontline equipment with the C shift, and as operations allowed these members were pulled from the scene and returned to the fire station for relief from duty. Observations After assisting with Suppression operations at the fire scene, I began an investigation into the origin and cause . The structure was a large, single -family two story on a basement Type VB structure. The 4376 square foot structure was located on a 1 acre lot in the White Columns subdivision. Both physical and testimonial evidence pointed to an origin in the area of the BC corner. In this area of the home -which was one story on a basement here -the floor had collapsed entirely, with the fireplace and keeping room accoutrements falling into the basement . Additionally, the roof and attic was almost completely burned away at this part of the house. An investigation of the rest of the house revealed that the structural members were largely intact the farther away from this area the investigation went, with relatively clean studs still found throughout the house (though contents were largely destroyed). Upon speaking with the family, I learned that no one smoked and there were no noticeable issues with the electrical system , nor was there any recent work on the house . The residents of the house included Seven and Dawn Crain (parents) and 7 juveniles (aged 16, 14, 12, 9, 7, 7, and 3). The family was in the middle of their morning routine when the fire occurred . Both a computer and coffee maker were used in the morning. While family members were in and out throughout the morning, the 9 year old daughter and two 7 year olds were in the kitchen and keeping room area at the time of the fire . The daughter advised that the brothers were in the other room, she smelled plastic burning. She also advised that there was a red lighter in that room. When the boys were asked about the fire, they stated that they saw the fire and called 911. When I asked them "how would someone start a fire?" I was told : "Someone would push the button and light the table ." However, when asked directly if they started the fire, they denied it. During the interviews, I also learned that someone had tried to light a fire on the previous evening . Apparently the gas was turned on, but they couldn't light the fire, and that there was a gas smell. Apparently the family went to bed without further issue. Conclusions The cause of the fire is accidental. The fire's origin was in the area of the keeping room on the BC corner of the house . The testimonial evidence of both the attempted use of the fireplace the previous evening and the juveniles with lighters tend to support an accidental cause associated with the fireplace. However, due to the extent of burning in the BC corner of the structure and the varying story told by the juveniles, no direct evidence of this suspected cause was found . w No Text • 4 ' I � ' J' iy# ` �4 1,07 'Y 04 A + � F 1 ` � + i#i 1 q 0 b mffiff-.P-�w w No Text 5 r 4 PF #14 ~AN 1 �a Alga Pt r i 2 a - all ..- '• .mss- ;a '-�9• � ��F � � # � Y', � F�: . jo _ wlaw .r .-Io. r �Aml 4 i r `a* 4-k- - ' - 4 i%} 3 qo d 4jr NX \ �L - ,� 2 ¥� r � ■_ -- 490 or 7 Atl" _ _ . -P� �► -ANAa %„1+y e�` T goo 4 _ '• ##moi 0 • •,, No Text 13 f i A lw ,a. it No Text ,~ ;, . I . . f ,; If , f,. I I • • ~--'' 1 ---~ . , I ,. I ---~ 1/ l t' ~ • -~:. r ~I ·--f ,,~; ,., ,,, a, , . -,ic~ , , 1..: I • -., . , ••• ~ •• -, , i .. -. v"·~•,. -: .,. ---. ~ -~ .... . ,, ·• ... ,. ,, . ., " ,• ,-_, -,r_"_-~ ' ., , ... , l" �? I „4 �? I .4-4do. -4 i ope, -alt - Lei 4. } q' L 4 � Aft � �+ Q. r � 'fir ► F. At - 4. w ry 11 k 4 { +' # son L 10 aw ip 1 ,+ jjj 444 Y �s 7 { � F } # F ■ I a l r t # oiler, �--, - If Ar • 'w� k No Text A ti A. CK e'er+►- Ab jc .e f \� \�WW / . . � _. �� �.�r � ` . ��� _ \ ��)> � ®� . �� \ \ k�� � �f . � 0 1�" �' . � �` •r. f ' F . i K. 1p • ■ � . � . OF ' •� � - - \�. � ,. . - � ■ � � \ , � � a� � ..� , , � � 4r,. e - � � �\� � � , 4�a ( � � , $� k � � p � . , - -\-� . � � • � • .� _ . � a No Text No Text rr Jib. jo v It 12 Ali t r 0- °. � 1 �-3?' �� *4ti_�* i 1 {' -�� l _ i� # �� x _ .�, : ¢ - � - Kr ��� ��� � : _ `ate t -%C.. , #' u Aw i _ R 1 w I 1 �r Lv - ?4 . C G p• � * r � _ �t '44l '# r It f A No Text No Text No Text CASE NUMBER : Incident Type : 18-0000066 Milton Fire Department Fire Investigation Coversheet (Gray areas on f orm are writeable) Residential Structure Fire Location of In cident: 305 White Columns Court Owner/Victim : Dawn and Steve Crain Date of Inc ident: 8-Jan-18 ------------------------------------ Telephone : 678 .984 .7798/770.241 .6817 Email : Not Obtained Persons of In t e r est : N/A --'------------------------------------ Orig i n: Attic -----------------------------------------1 Disposition: Intentional Accidental lxxx Undetermined No -Lead s/Suspended lxxx Date Suspended : 16-Jan-18 Arrest/Citation Date : 1/16/2018 Notes: Case fi le contents : Invest igative Narrative Milton F.D. Inc ident Report Fulton County Tax Assessor/Appro ximate Valuation Incident Contact List/Written Statement Faci ng Page : Photo Log Photos In vestigato r : A Fortner Badge: 1183 Superv isor Review: M Marietta ~ ~ Date: 1/16/2018 Fi re Marshal Revie w : M Marietta Date : 16 -Jan -18 Residential Structure Fire -Investigative Narrative Location: 305 White Columns Court Incident Number: 18-0000066 Incident Date: 01/08/2018 Investigator: AFM Alex Fortner Battalion 4 Narrative: Battalion 4 was dispatched on a structure fire at the stated location with the caller advising there was a fire in the chimney. Upon entering the subdivision behind Engine 42 and Rescue 42 dispatch advised that AMR was on scene and advised fire was coming from the chimney. E-42 arrived on scene with a size up of the same that there was fire showing from the top of the chimney. E-42 passed the structure on the D side and stopped their apparatus. B-4 stopped sho11 of the scene and E-42 started a 360 advising they would get a ladder to the C side of the structure and attempt to extinguish the fire . Battalion 4 assumed command and advised E-42 to pull the skid to the front door in preparation to make entry into the attic , an orange glow and fire could be seen in the attic with active fire outside of the chimney chase. Dispatch was advised to make a senior staff notification. E-42 deployed the skid load to the door, and rescue 42 was advised to shut off utilities and report to command. The crew of E-43 and E-42 was split to make an entry team and a RIT team and E-42 crew made entry progressing to the attic. T-41 arrived and E-85. E-85 was assigned to safety and T-41 deployed a hose line to the rear of the structure in attempt to hold the fire in check until the interior team could access the attic. E-42 crew was able to access the second floor and knock the fire down utilizing the attic access ladder. After advising that the fire was knocked down, T-41 advised that the exterior chase was still burning, and crews worked to get water up to the ridge line both interior and exterior. Once crews had the fire knocked down they retreated to the front yard for rehab. Alpharetta Battalion 8 arrived along with 401 and both the Fire Marshal and Assistant Fire Marshal for Milton. After letting the house sit, smoke began to show from the chase at the ridge line on the C side of the structure again and crews worked from both the inside and exterior to extinguish. Once the chase was extinguished, crews checked the structure from top to bottom with the Thermal Imaging camera with no fire or heat noted. Fire damage was confined to the ridge of the attic through the full length of the house and the fireplace chase from the second floor to the roof. Water damage was throughout the home and tarps were placed on the first floor to cover items that could be salvaged . B-4 made contact with the homeowner on several occasions during the fire and they advised that they had a fire in the ground floor fireplace throughout the day and that a passerby noticed fire at the top of the chase exterior. The homeowner opened the attic access and saw flames at the top of the chase near the ridge line and attempted to discharge their extinguisher with no success at getting the fire out. The homeowners were in the yard upon our arrival and visibly upset. Milton PD assisted in moving everyone to the opposite side of the street and out of harm 's way. At the completion of our operations, I advised the homeowner that we would return around 0200 hours for fire watch and that we would leave the rear French door at the pool unlocked for access. The homeowner advised that would be fine and that they would be staying next door for the night. Investigator's Initial Observations I (AFM Alex Fortner) arrived on scene at 305 White Columns Court, Milton , Georgia at approximately 2000 hours on 0 1/08/2018 to conduct a fire investigation per Battalion 4. Upon an-ival , I was briefed by Command (Battalion 4) and Deputy Chief Marietta on the timeline of events before my arrival. From the exterior, conditions looked favorable (with the exception of fire suppression equipment and personnel on scene) with only minor/moderate smoke visible from the chimney cap and the peak of the roof. This same property/owners had a previous fire on 11/22/2013. See report number 13-0001744 for details. Investigation While overhaul and smoke ejection efforts continued inside by fire service personnel, I spoke with the homeowners on the events before calling 911. In a written statement, Mrs . Cain stated, "Made a fire in FP around 1pm. Kept it low throughout the day. 7:05 someone rang door and said he saw flames on root1/chimney. I ran and called 911 at 7:08. My husband Steve, put fire in FP out with a panful of H2O . Son, John ran upstairs with husband and pulled down ladder stairs to attic . I ran into kitchen and grabbed 2 fire extinguishers. They observed that there was NO fire in attic at that time. Husband and son said it was up the flue . They aimed both extinguishers at the flue. Could see light and em bers failing down . Kept waiting for the fire department to get here. We told them exactly where the fire was coming from. Seemed like it took a very long time to get water into house and up chimney." Mr . Cain told a similar story verbally. Mr. and Mrs . Cain seemed distraught and couldn't believe that their hou se had caught fire again. After overhaul efforts halted , an initial investigation survey of the incident began. Interior and exterior photos were obtained, as well as anything suspect of relevance. In general, the fire damage was noted as heavy within the attic space. Although smoke was seen in various areas throughout the house , it was noted as light and minimal. Water damage was noted as heavy throughout the entire structure. A further in-depth investigation ensued to locate the exact area of origin and cause . Additional photos were ta ken of the attic and chimney chase (where the most extensive fire damage was located). The homeowners seemed genuinely concerned and distraught by the fire and its overall damage. Area of Origin/Cause Based on my observations , presented evidence, first-arri ving fire crew's testimony , and oral/written witness statements, the fire origin was determined to be in the uppermost part of the chimney chase within the attic space. The chimney chase housed two flues; one flue was for the first floor fireplace and the other flue was for the basement fireplace. The basement fireplace flue damper was closed and there was also no signs of heating/bmning . The first floor fireplace had been burning slowly for several hours befo re the fire incident, and was not overloaded with wood. According to the homeowners , the entire fireplace system was newly installed after the destruction from the previous fire. According to the homeowners, since moving back into the house , the newly installed fireplace system has been used carefully and only a handful of times (because of their understandable fear of fire). The cause of the fire will be labeled as accidental in nature and attributed to the failure of the first floor fireplace flue. The area of origin and newly constructed fireplace components points to a possible installation en-or of the flue itself. There were no other heat/ignition source noted in the area of origin , and there has been no repair work done on the house since the remodel. Since the fireplace system is new and rarely used , the flue had not been cleaned since its recent installation. There were no signs of an intentionally set fire. Nothing else was fow1d at the scene to be notable . The investigation was complete at approximately 2300 hours . ..\ MM DD yyyy Ooe1ete 1060 14 I IGA I L.Q1J ~ 2018 I 142 I 11s-0000066 _j I 000 1 DChange NFIRS -1 Basic P DID * stat e* I ncident Date * Station Inci den t Nuat>e r * Expos ure * D No Activity D Check thi ■ box to Indica te t hat the addreu for th1 1 incident h p rovided o n t.be Wlldland Pire Cen sus Tract I 1-LJ B Location* Modu le In Section B •Alternative Locati on. Specifi cat ion•. tree only f o r tfild land U rea . ~ Street address I 305! L_j !WHITE COLUMNS I l cT I LJ O Intersection Number/Milepost Pre fix Street or Highway Street Type Suffix OIn front of I I !Milton I [QLJ 130004 1-I I ORear of Apt ./Suite/Room City State Zip Cod e □Adjacent to I I □Directions Cross street or direct i on s . as anolicable C Incident Type* El Date & Times Midnight is 0000 E2 Shift &: Alarms 1111 I !Building fire I Check boxes if Month Day Year Hr Min Sec Local Option dates are the :Incident Tvne same a■ Al&Tin ALARM always r equired ~ ~ jMF43 I Dat e . L_Q_!j ~ I 201a1 119:10:06 i D Aid Given or Received* Alarm * Shi f t o r Ala rms Di s tric t Platoon 1 □Mutual aid received ARJtIVAL r e quired , unles s c anceled o r di d not a rrive 106 0 03 H_J I!] Arrival* L_Q_!j ~I 201 0 1119:16:571 2 OOAutomatic aid recv . Thei r PDID Thei r E3 OMutual aid given State CONTROLLED Opt i onal, EXcept for wildland fires Special Studies 3 4 □Automatic aid given 11s-I □controlled LJ LJ I 11 I Local Opt i on 5 Oother aid given The i r LAST UNIT CLEARED , requi red except f or wildland f i r e s I I I I I ncident Number Last Unit Special Special N ONone □ Cleared ~ ~ I 2 0 1 01100 : 04: 15 I Study ID# Study Value F Actions Taken* Gl Resources* G2 Estimated Dollar Losses &: Values 00 Check this box and skip thi o LOSSES: Required fo r all fires if known . Optional section i f an Apparatus or for non f ires . 111 I !Extinguishment by fire I Personnel forlll is used . None Apparatus Personnel Property $I I , I 3001 ,I 0001 □ Primary Act i on Taken ( 1) Suppression I 00 051 I 0013! Contenta $I I , I 2001 ,, 0001 □ 112 I !Salvage &: overhaul I Additional Action Taken (21 EMS I I I I PRE-INCIDENT VALUE : Optiona.l 1a1 I I Incident command I Other I I I I Property $I I , I 0001, I 0 0 01 □ Addit i onal Action Taken (3 I □ Check box if resour c e c oun t s include aid recei ved r eaour cea . Co ntenta $I I, I 000 1, I 0 0 01 □ C o mp l eted Modules Hl * Casu al tie s~None H 3 Hazardous Materials Release I Mixed Use Property - OOFire-2 Deaths Injuries N e9None NN .... Not Mixed 10 _ Assembly use [filstructure -3 Fire I II I 1 □Natural Gas : alow leak., DO •vauatiOA or hs.Xat act.i cma 20 .... Education use Service □civil Fire cas .-4 2 O Propane gas: <21 lb . tank (H in boae BBQ grill) 33 Medical use OFire Serv. Cas .-5 Civilian! II I 3 □Gasoline; 'Hhicla fuel UAk or portable eoat&i.Qer 40 I! Residential use .... □EMS-6 4 □ l(eroaene: fuel bun.inf' ~ipNnt or port.able ■torage 51 ,..Row of stores H2 Detector 53 ,..Enclosed mall - OHazMat-7 Required for Conf i ned Fi res . 5 □ Diesel fuel/fuel oil :vohiolo fuol tuk or portable 58 ... Bus. t. Residential OWild land Fire-8 1 □Detector alerted occupant• 6 □ Household sol vents: h ... /offico opUl, cl .... up only 59 Office use 00 Apparatus-9 7 □Motor oil : 60 '-Induatrial use fraa engi.Jle or portable cODtalner 63 : Military use 00 Personnel -10 20Detector did oot alert thu, 8 □Paint: boa pa.int can.a t.ota Hn9 c 55 9allcm. 65 Farm use OOArson-11 U~IJnknOWD 0 D Other: =~=1 0 --~:. •~~i°:~~!::! or ■pill > 559&1 ., 00 :: Other mixed use J Property Use* Structures 341 D Clinic, clinic type infirmary 5 3 9 0 Household goods, sales, repairs 342 D Doctor/dentist office 579 D Motor vehicle/boat sales/repair 131 □church, place of worship 361OPrison or jail, not juvenile 571 0 Gas or service station 1 6 1 D Restaurant or cafeteria 4190 1-or 2-family dwelling 5 9 9 0 Business office 1 6 2 □Bar/Tavern or nightclub 429 OMulti -family dwelling 615 O Electric generating plant 2 1 3 □Elementary school or kindergarten 4 3 9 O Rooming/boarding house 629 D Laboratory/science lab 2 1 5 OHigh achool or junior high 4 4 9 O Commercial hotel or motel 700 D Manufacturing plant 2 4 1 □college, adult education 4 5 9 O Residential, board and care 819 □Livestock/poultry storage(barn) 311 Ocare facility for the aged 4 6 4 0 Dormitory /barrack& 8 8 2 □Non-residential parking garage 331 □Hospital 519 O Fo od and beverage sales 8 9 1 O Warehouse Outside 936 □vacant lot 981 0 Construction site 124 □Playground or park 938 [J;raded/care for plot of land 9 8 4 0 Industrial plant yard 6 5 5 O Crops or orchard 946 OLake , river, stream LOokup and enter a Property Use code onl y if 6 6 9 □Forest (timberland) 951 □Railroad right of way you have NOT checked a Property use box : 8 0 7 0 Outdoor storage area 960 Oother street Property Use 1400 I 919 O Dump or sanitary landfill 961 □Highway/divided highway !Residential, Other I 931 □Open land or field 962 □Residential street/driveway NFIRS -1 Revislon 03711799 Mi lton Fire De partment 06014 0 1/08/2018 18 -0000066 R.l Person/Entity Involved L I I -I 1-1 I Local Option Bu. -~BB name (if applicable) Area Code Phone NuW>er I I I I LJ I I LJ o Check This eox if Mr. ,Ms., Mrs . Pirat Name MI Last Name sane address as suffix incident location . I I LJI I I Then skip the three I LJ duplicate address NUmher Prefix Street or Highway lines . Street Type Suffix I I I I I Post Office Box Apt . /Suite/Room City LJ I 1-I I State Zip Code 0 More people involved? Check this box and attach Supplemental Forms (NPIRS-1S) as necessary K2 Owner 0 Same as person involved? Then check this box and skip I I 1678 I -I 984 1-17798 I The rest of this section . Local Op tion Buainesa name (if Applicable) Area Code Phone NWlber I I !Dawn I LJ !Crain I LJ □ Check this box if Mr . ,Ms .• Mrs . First Name MI Last Na.me suffix same address as incident location . 1305 I LJ !White Columns I !CT I LJ Then skip the three duplicate address Number Prefix Street or Highway Street Type suffix lines . I I I I !Milton I Post Off ice Box Apt. /suite/Roan City ~ 130004 1-I I State Zip ·Code L Remarks Local Option Battalion 4 was dispatched on a structure fire at the stated location with the caller advising there was a fire in the chimney. Upon entering the subdivision behind Engine 42 and Rescue 42 dispatch advised that AMR was on scene and advised fire was coming from the chimney. E-42 arrived on scene with a size up of the same that there was fire showing from the top of the chimney. E-42 passed the structure on the D side and stopped their apparatus B -4 stopped short of the scene and E-42 started a 360 advising they would get a ladder to the C side of the structure and attempt to extinguish the fire. Battalion 4 assumed command and advised E-42 to pull the skid to the front door in preparation to make entry into the attic, an orange glow and fire could be seen in the attic with active fire outside of the chimney chase . Dispatch was advised to make a senior staff notification. E-42 deployed the skid load to the door, and rescue 42 was advised to shut off utilities and report to command. The crew of E-43 and E-42 was split to make an entry team and a RIT team and E-42 crew made entry progressing to the attic. T-41 arrived and E -85. E -85 was assigned to safety and T -41 deployed a hoseline to the rear of the structure in attempt to hold the fire in check until the interior team could access the attic. E-42 crew was able to access the second floor and knock the fire down utilizing the attic access ladder. After advising that the fire was knocked down, T-41 advised that the exterior chase was still burning, and crews worked to get water up to the ridge line both interior and exterior. Once crews had the fire knocked down they retreated to the front yard for rehab . Alpharetta Battalion 8 arrived along with 40land both the Fire Marshal and Assistant Fire Marshal for Milton . After letting the house sit, smoke began to show from the chase at the ridge line on the C side of the structure again and crews worked from both the inside and exterior to extinguish . Once the chase was extinguished, crews checked the structure from top to bottom with the Thermal Imaging camera with no fire or heat noted . Fire damage was confined to the ridge of the attic through the full length of the house and the fireplace chase from the second floor to L Authorization 1109 I !Hutcheson, Jason Roth I IBC I I I ~ ~I 20181 Position or rank Assignment Month Day Year Of!icer in charge ID Signature i!:~~f Ix! 1109 I !Hutcheson, Jason Roth I IBC I I I ~ ~, 20181 sane Position or ranlt Assignment Month Day Year as Officer Member making report ID Signature in charge. Milton Fire Department 06014 01/08/2018 18 -0000066 I o6ou FDID * Narrative : MM DD YYYY !GAi L.!j LI 2018 ! Stat e * I ncident Date * I 42 I Station I 18-0000066 I ooo I Incident Nunur * Exposure * I Complete I Narrative Battalion 4 was dispatched on a structure fire at the stated location with the caller advising there was a fire in the chimney . Upon entering the subdivision behind Engine 42 and Rescue 42 dispatch advised that AMR was on scene and advised fire was coming from the chimney . E -42 arrived on scene with a size up of the same that there was fire showing from the top of the chimney . E-42 passed the structure on the D side and stopped their apparatus B-4 stopped short of the scene and E-42 started a 360 advising they would get a ladder to the C side of the structure and attempt to extinguish the fire . Battalion 4 assumed command and advised E -42 to pull the skid to the front door in preparation to make entry into the attic, an orange glow and fire could be seen in the attic with active fire outside of the chimney chase . Dispatch was advised to make a senior staff notification. E-42 deployed the skid load to the door , and rescue 42 was advised to shut off utilities and report to command. The crew of E -43 and E -42 was split to make an entry team and a RIT team and E-42 crew made entry progressing to the attic. T-41 arrived and E -85 . E -85 was assigned to safety and T-41 deployed a hoseline to the rear of the structure in attempt to hold the fire in check until the interior team could access the attic . E -42 crew was able to access the second floor and knock the fire down utilizing the attic access ladder . After advising that the fire was knocked down, T -41 advised that the exterior chase was still burning, and crews worked to get water up to the ridge line both interior and exterior . Once crews had the fire knocked down they retreated to the front yard for rehab. Alpharetta Battalion 8 arrived along with 40land both the F i re Marshal and Assistant Fire Marshal for Milton . After letting the house sit, smoke began to show from the chase at the ridge line on the C side of the structure again and crews worked from both the inside and exterior to extinguish . Once the chase was extinguished, crews checked the structure from top to bottom with the Thermal Imaging camera with no fire or heat noted. Fire damage was confined to the ridge of the attic through the full length of the house and the fireplace chase from the second floor to the roof. Water damage was throughout the home and tarps were placed on the first floor to cover items that could be salvaged. B -4 made contact with the homeowner on several occasions during the fire and they advised that they had a fire in the ground floor fireplace throughout the day and that a passerby noticed fire at the top of the chase exterior . The homeowner opened the att i c access and saw flames at the top of the chase near the ridge line and attempted to discharge their extinguisher with no success at getting the fire out . The homeowners were in the yard upon our arrival and visibly upset. Milton PD assisted in moving everyone to the opposite side of the street and out of harms way . At the complet i on of our operations, I advised the homeowner that we woul d return around 0200 hours for fire watch and that we would leave the rear french door at the pool unlocked for access. The homeowner advised that would be fine and that they would be staying next door for the night . {B4} COMMAND TERMINATED I ALL MILTON UNITS RELEASED [Oll09l18 00:03:13 ACORNELLIE]R42 BIS [0ll08ll8 23: 48: 58 MSTONE] [FIRE] (REHAB) RETURNING TO QUARTERS [0ll08ll8 23 : 01: 45 ACORNELLIE] {B4} WILL BE RELEASING REHAB SOON [0ll08ll8 22:59:05 ACORNELLIE] [FIRE] (REHAB) TO COMMAND I DO YOU STILL NEED THE LIGHT IN THE BACK OF THE BUILDNG II B4 YOU CAN DC IT [0ll08ll8 22 :39:57 ACORNELLIE]{B4} TO T41 WE HAVE ALL CLEAR ON THE EXTERIROR II WE HAVE ANOTHER CREW TO COME CLEAN UP [0ll08l18 22 :29:50 ACORNELLIE] {B4} TO E43 BRING 3 CREW MEMBERS TO THE ATTIC II WITH SHOVEL II WE ARE GETTING A LADDER TO THIS WINDOW [0ll08l18 22:23 :40 ACORNELLIE]UDTS: {B4} ===CANCEL STATUS CHECK=== [01108/18 21:59 :37 ACORNELLIE]{B4} I HAVE VSIAUL ON ALL PERSONALLE / PAR COMPELTE II 16 PAR [0ll08ll8 21 :59 :34 ACORNELLIE]{B4} CLEAR ON TIME FOR A PAR [01/08118 21 :57:55 ACORNELLIE] {B4} NEG / THANKS FOR YOUR HELPS [0l/08/L8 21 :46:44 ACORNELLIE] [FIRE] (E85) TO COMMAND /I WE GOT ALL OUR STUFF LOADED/ NEED Mil ton Fire Departme nt 060 14 01/08/2018 18 -000006 6 MM DD I o6ou jGA! L!J LJJ PDID * State* Incident Date * Narrative: yyyy 2018 I I 42 I Station I 18-0000066 Incident 111.nnber * I ooo 1 Exposure * I Complete I Narrative ANYTHING ELSE FROM US (01/08/18 21:46:30 ACORNELLIE)PER COMMAND (01/08/18 21:39:15 MSTONE]T41 ADV NO MORE HOT SPOTS, GONNA WAIT FOR A FEW AND SEE WHAT THEY HVE [01/08/18 21:39 :11 MSTONE){B4} I HAVE VISUAL ON ALL CREWS/ PAR COMPLETE (01/08/18 21:31:44 ACORNELLIE) {T41} WE 1 .75 LINE IN POSITIONS [01/08/18 21:31:26 ACORNELLIE]{B4} TO REHABE / CAN WE GET THE GNERATOR AND LLIGTS BACK UP ON THE C SIDE [01/08/18 21:24:03 ACORNELLIE]{B4} TO E85 // CAN YOU HIT THAT CAP AGAIN //IT MOVED WHEN YA 'LL WERE HITTING IT/ E85 WE'LL GET SOME MORE WATER (01/08/18 21:22:23 ACORNELLIE]{B4} SMOKE POSS COMING FROM ROOF LINE// THERE IS 3 FEET OF BRICK// POSS BETWEEN BRICK AND RIDGED (01/08/18 21:18:01 ACORNELLIE) {E42} TO COMMAND// CAN T41 PUT WATER DOWN THE PIPE (01/08/18 21 :12:12 ACORNELLIE] {E42} THE ONLY SMOKE WE SEE IS IN THE INSULATED PIPE IN THE CHIMNEY CASE [01/08/18 21:08:19 ACORNELLIE] {B4} I HAVE VISUAL ON ALL PERSONELL / PAR COMPLETE . [01/08/18 21 :04:56 ACORNELLIE]{B4} LETS US THE 18 IN THE INTEROIR STAIRWELL (01/08/18 21:04:07 ACORNELLIE) {B4} CLEAR ON TIME FOR PAR [01/08/18 21 :03:01 ACORNELLIE] {B4} THERE IS SOME MORE SMOKE/ TO T41 GONNA NEED A LADDER (01/08/18 21:01:29 ACORNELLIE]{T41} WE GOT CARS DRIVING OVER THE SUPPLY LINES [01/08/18 20:55:57 ACORNELLIE]Call Ref#88 Call Transfer Note: {FROM EMS: Cancelled event with disposition []} (01/08/18 20:48:51 TRANSFER]Call Ref#88 Call Transfer Note: Unit: 8621; Status: AV; Time: 01/08/2018 20:48:47 (01/08/18 20:48 :50 TRANSFER)8621 RELEASED BY COMMAND, BIS (01/08/18 20:47:35 MSTONE] {B4} HAVE VISUAL ON ALL CREWS/ ALL OUT OF STRUCTURE// PAR COMPLETE (01/08/18 20:41:07 ACORNELLIE)CORR FOR A PAR (01/08/18 20:31:45 ACORNELLIE] {B4} CLEAR ON TIME FOR ANOTHER FIRE [01/08/18 20:31 :34 ACORNELLIE]{B4} IS OUT AT THIS TIME/// SOME MINOR HOT SPOTS (01/08/18 20:28:35 ACORNELLIE] {B4} DO YOU HAVE TRIPPLE WALL PIPE INSIDE THE FLU// I BELIEVE SO [01/08/18 20:21:53 ACORNELLIE) {B4} TO E85 WE WOULD IT BE FEESABLEL TO KNOCK A WHOLE ITN THE BRICK TO GET A LINE IN/// IT'S ALL PARTICLE BOARD// THEY GOT ALL THE WAY ROUND// B4 / THINK THERE IS SOMEHTING BETWEEN THE BRICK AND THE PIPE [01/08/18 20:21:28 ACORNELLIE] {B4} TO E85 / DO YOU HAVE AN UPDATE?// E85ND E43 CREW HAVE IT KNOCKED DOWN// CAN SEE EVERYITHING IN THE CASE// HOW ABOUT THE BRICKS/ 41 ADV IT LOOKS GOOS [01/08/18 20:20:18 ACORNELLIE){T41} TO COMMAND I NEED A FACE TO FACE// B4 I'M AT THE FRONT DOOR A SIDE (01/08/18 20:11:39 ACORNELLIE) [FIRE] (E85) NEED SOMEONE FOR COVER UP// GOT A LOT OF WATER FLOWING HER (01/08/18 20:09:38 ACORNELLIE] {T41} EXTING WITH 2 / B4 CLEAR [01/08/18 20:07:29 ACORNELLIE]{B4} PAR COMPLETE/ ALL ACCOUNTED FOR [01/08/18 20:06:42 ACORNELLIE]{B4} CLEAR TIME FOR A PAR [01/08/18 20:04:49 ACORNELLIE]PWER LINES DOWN, E41 BIS // FREEMANVILLE COMMAND TERIMINATED (01/08/18 20:02:44 MSTONE) {T41} 2 MEN EXITING THE BUILDING/ ROMAC HOFFMAN [01/08/18 20:02:17 ACORNELLIE] {B4} T41 ATTIC LADDER IS COMING UPSTAIRS (01/08/18 20:01:29 ACORNELLIE] {B4} ARE WE GONNA BE ABLE TO OPEN THE CASE UP/// T41 IS AN ATTIC LADDER COMING IN [01/08/18 20:00:21 ACORNELLIE] {B4} TO T41 / GOT 3 MAN CREW TO RELIEVE YOU (01/08/18 19:59:58 ACORNELLIE] {B4} TO W43 / DID WE GET THAT CHAINSAW// T41 DRIVER TOOK THEIR CHAINSAW IN (01/08/18 19:58:47 ACORNELLIE) {T41} TO COMMAND// HOW DOES IT LOOK FROM THE OUTISDE / THERMAL IMAGE (01/08/18 19:56:42 ACORNELLIE] {T41} ALSO SEND US IN A CHAIN SAW (01/08/18 19:53:22 ACORNELLIE]{B4} CLEAR ON ATTIC LADDER (01/08/18 19:53:13 ACORNELLIE) {T41} TO COMMAND WE NEED AN ATTIC LADDER (01/08/18 19:52:57 ACORNELLIE]{B4} TO T41 / GIVE ME A PROGRESS REPORT// T41 WE HAVE A HOT SPOT HIGH IN THE CEILING// WE ARE HITTING IT RIGHT NOW (01/08/18 19:51:32 ACORNELLIE) {B4} SENDING TOOLS UP TO SEE IF YOU CAN PULLE THE CASE DOWN AROUND THE FIRE PLACE [01/08/18 19:49:28 ACORNELLIE] {T41} AFFIRM [01/08/18 19:49:06 ACORNELLIE]{B4} DO YOU HAVE R42 W/YOU/ (01/08/18 19 :49 :01 ACORNELLIE] {T41} WE ARE INT HE ATTIC (01/08/18 19:48:51 ACORNELLIE] {B4} FROM RIT // WE MADE ACCESS ON THE INTEROIR / WE JUST HIT A HOT SPOT [01/08/18 19:46:37 ACORNELLIE]{E42} OFC AND FD COMING OUT FOR AIR (01/08/18 19 :45:29 ACORNELLIE] {B4} E42 INTERIOR EVEYTHING LOOKS GOOD FROM OUTSIDE// WE HAVE SOME SMOKE FROM THE GABLE ON THE AB SIDE// WE GO A CREW ROUND BACK WORKING ON THE CHIMNEY (01/08/18 19:45:14 ACORNELLIE]SAFETY TO COMMAND// WE ARE GONNA TRY TO KNOCK THE CHIMNEY DOWN (01/08/18 19:44:19 ACORNELLIE]{B4} PAR COMPLETE (01/08/18 Milton Fire Department 06014 01/08/2018 18-0000066 MM DD I o6ou !GA! L.!J Li FDID * State* Incident Date * Narrative: yyyy 2010 I I 42 I Station I 10-0000066 Inci dent NUinber * 1 ooo 1 Exposure * I Complete I Narrative 19: 43: 44 ACORNELLIE] [FIRE] {REHAB) ONS STAGING [01/08/18 19 : 42: OS ACORNELLIE] {B4} ALL UNITS STANDY BY FOR PAR [01/08/18 19:40 :20 ACORNELLIE] [FIRE] {E8S) IT IS CLEAR AROUND THE FIREPLACE //WEARE PULLING THE CEILING AROUDN THE CHIMNEY [01/08/18 19:39:46 ACORNELLIE]RIT TO COMMAND/// REQUESTING ANOTHER HOSE INSIDE// CAN WE ENTER/// [01/08/18 19:39 :21 ACORNELLIE]{B4} THE FIRST FL IS CLEAR [01/08/18 19:38:Sl ACORNELLIE]{B4} TO E8S CHECK THE FIREPLACE FOR ME [01/08/18 19:38:29 ACORNELLIE] [FIRE] (E8S) DOG HAS JUST RUN INSIDE THE STRUCTURE [01/08/18 19:38 :20 ACORNELLIE]{B4} OWNER WAS SAYING THE HAD FIRE IN THE CHIMNEY ON THE FIRST FL [01/08/18 19 :38 :08 ACORNELLIE] {B4} CLEAR ON TIME FOR A PAR [01/08/18 19 :37:41 ACORNELLIE]{B4} TO INTERIOR// UPDATE// FIRE IS IN THE CHIMENY/ SEE IF IT EXTENDED TO THE FIRST FL [01/08/18 19:37:0S ACORNELLIE]{B4} SHOULD BE A LINE CREW IN THE BACK [01/08/18 19:36:36 ACORNELLIE] [FIRE] (E8S) WE HAVE ACTIVE FIRE IN THE ATTICE // IN THE VERY TOP PART OF THE HOUSE [01/08/18 19:3S:59 ACORNELLIE] {B4} WE HAVE A CREW IN THE ATTICE / GOT A KNOCK DOWN/ UNSURE OF FIRE INT HE CHIMENY // [01/08/18 19:3S:39 ACORNELLIE]401 TO COMMAND// GIVE ME AN UPDATE [01/08/18 19:3S:16 ACORNELLIE]{B4} ASSIGNIGN E8S TO SAFETY [01/08/18 19:32:S6 ACORNELLIE]{B4} WE STILL HAVE SMOKE ON THE C SIDE (01/08/18 19:32:33 ACORNELLIE] {B4} TO INTEROIR // HAVE YOU MADE IT TO THE ATTICE // INTERIOR WE HAVE A KNOCK DOWN IN THE ATTIC [01/08/18 19:32 :lS ACORNELLIE]ATL GAS LIGHT OP LUPE / TECH ETA 30 MIN TO AN HOUR [01/08/18 19:31:00 ACORNELLIE] {T41} WE GOT PRESSURE ON THE C S I DE (01/08/18 19:29:Sl ACORNELLIE] [FIRE] CLAY WITH SAWNEE EMC WILL HAVE A CREW DISPATCHED AND ENR [01/08/18 19: 29: 38 MSTONE] {T41} WATER IS ON THE WAY [01/08/18 19: 29: OS ACORNELLIE] [FIRE] SERVICE 84 ENR TO STRUCTURE FIRE [01/08/18 19 :28 :46 MSTONE]{T41} FLAMES OUT OF THE C SIDE OF THE STRUCTURE [01/08/18 19:28:16 ACORNELLIE] [FIRE] CLAY CLR AND HAVE CREW DISPATCHED [01/08/18 19 :28:14 MSTONE] {B4} TO T41 COME OVER HERE / NEED ANOTHER LINE AT THE FRONT DOOR FOR THE RIT TEAM [01/08/18 19:28:0S ACORNELLIE] [FIRE] CALLING SAWNEE EMC [01/08/18 19:27:43 MSTONE] [FIRE] BETH WITH GA POWER ADV NOT ON GA POWER [01/08/18 19:27:25 MSTONE]BRING A LINE TO THE FRONT DOOR [01/08/18 19:27:22 ACORNELLIE]{R42} WE GOT THE UTILITLIES CUT OFF [01/08/18 19 :27 :11 ACORNELLIE] {B4} GONNA SEE IF WE CAN MAKE ENTRY (01/08/1819 Mi lton Fire Departme n t 06014 0 1 /08/2018 18-0000066 A MM DD yyyy Ooe1ete I o6ou I !GA I ~ ~ 20181 I 421 11s-0000066 I 0001 OCbange NFIRS -2 PDID * State* Incident Date * Station Incident Number * Kxpoaure * D No Activity Fire B Property Details C On-Site MaterialsQNone Complete 1f there were any sign.!ticant amounts of coamercial; industrial, energy or or Products agricultural products or materials on the Property, whether or not they became involved Enter up to three codes . Check one Bl I 00011 QNot Residential or more boxes for each code entered. 1 ~Bulk •tor•g• or warebou•ing Estimated Number of residential living units in 1311 I !Lumber, sawn wood I 2 Processing or manufacturing building of origin whether or not all units on-aite material Ill 3 Packaged goods for sale became involved 4 Repair or service 1 ~Bulk •torag• or =•bouaing B2 I 0011 QBuildings not involved I 1 1 I 2 Processing or manufacturing Number of buildings involved On-site material Ill 3 Packaged goods for sale 4 Repair or service B3 I I ~None 1 ~Bulk •tor .. • or waNbou,ing Acres burned I I I I 2 Processing or manufacturing (outside fires} QLess than one acre on-site material 131 3 Packaged goods for sale 4 Repair or service E1 Cause of Ignition E3Human Factors D Ignition OCheck box i~ thia i• au expo ■ure report. Contributing To Ignition Skip to ■ectiou O Check all applicable boxes Dl j74 I !Attic: vacant, crawl I l 0 Intentional 1 QAsleep IXJNone Area of fire origin * 2 0 Unintentional 2 OPoa ■ibly impaired by 3 ~ Failure of equipment or heat source alcohol or drugs D2 1so I jHeat I 4 0 Act of nature 3 Qonattended person spread from 5 Ocause under investigation 4 0 Possibly mental diaabled Heat source * u ncauae 5 □Pby■ically Disabled undetermined after investigation Factors Contributing To Ignition 6 QKultiple persons involved D3117 I !Structural member or d E2 Item first ignited * Cbeck Box if fire apre 140 I !Design, QNone 7 OAge waa a factor l Ovas col>Linad to object I of ori11i.n Factor Contributing To Ignition (1) Estimated age of I I D4 j63 I !Sawn wood, including I person envolved Type of materi al Required only if it-fir•t I I I I first ignited ignited code i• 00 or <70 Factor Contributing To Ignition Ill 1 QMale 2 □Female F1 Equipment Involved In Ignition F2 Equipment Power G Fire Suppression Factors IXJNone If Bquipment was not involved,Skip to I I I Enter up to three codes. Section G I QDNone INNN I jNone I Equipment Pover Source Equipment Involved FJ Equipment Portability INNN I !None I Fire suppression factor Ill Brand I I l □Portable I I I I I Model I 2 □stationary Fire auppreseion factor (2) #I I Portable equipment normally can be Serial moved by one person, is designed t< I I I I I I be use in multiple locations, and Fire suppression factor (31 Year requires no tools to install . H1 Mobile Property Involved H2 Mobile Property Make Local Use Type &: OPre-Fire Plan Available ~None Soae of the inforaation preaented in lfil! I ~one I tbia report may be baaed upon reports 1 □Not involved in ignition, but burned MObile property type fr011 other Agencie■ 2 D Involved in ignition, but did not burn OArson report attached 3 D Involved in ignition and burned I I I I □Police report attached Mobile property make O Coroner report attached O0ther reports attached I I I I Moblie property model Year I I LJ I I License Plate Number state VIN Number NFIRS-2 Revision 01/19/99 Milton Fire Department 06014 01/08/2018 18 -0000066 Il Structure Type * I2 ~uilding Status * I3 Building Height '"[4 Main Floor Size* NFIRS-3 Structure If Pire was Xo encloaed building or a portable/llObile •tructure complete the re•t of thi ■ fora Fire 1 00 Enclosed Building 1 Ounder construction 2 OOoccupied ~ operating count the 100P u part of the highHt story 2 □Portable/mobile structure 3 O Open structure 3 0 Idle, not routinely used 4 0 Under major renovation I 0031 Total nuaber of atarie• at or above grade LJ ' I 0041 I I 6501 4 O Air supported structure 5 OTent 5 0 Vacant and secured 6 0 Vacant and unsecured 7 0 Being demoliahed Total aquare feet OR 6 Oopen platform le .g . pi ers> oo:y 7 □underground structure (work areas) 8 □connective structure (e .g . fences) 0 OOther type of structure O Qother U O Undetermined Total ttuabez of etorle■ below grade LJ ' ~' ,---,I BY LJ ' l~___.I, Lenght in feet Width in feet Fire Origin * I 0031 OBelow Grade Story of fire origin J3 Nwnber of Stories Damaged By Flame Count the ROOP as part of the highest story K Material Contributing Most To Flame Spread Skip To Section L f J IIUalber of atorie1 w/ •inor damage 1-------------------➔ ~---(1 to 2" fl-• daaageJ J2 Fire Spread* I I ltuaber of •tori•• w/ aignificant daaare Kl ~11_7 _ _,j !Structural member or 1 Qconfined to object of origin '-----< (25 to o, fl-• daaage) I tem contri buti ng mos t t o flame spread 2 Qconfined to room of origin I 3 OOconfined to floor of origin 4 0 Confined to building of origin 5 QBeyond building of origin I 0011 wu.aber of ■torie1 w/ heavy d.ul.age (50 to 7" n .... daaage) au.her of atori•• w/ extrmae dulage I (75 to 100, flama clallage) K2 .... 16_3_..,I !Sawn wood, including Type of material contri buting 1n0st of flame apr ead Required only if i tem contributing code is oo or<70 Ll Presence of Detectors * L3 Detector Power Supply Ls Detector Effectiveness Required if detector operated L2 (In area of the fire) ~-----~ Skip to I section M N ONone Present 1 OOPresent U O Undetermined Detector Type 1 QBattery only 2 0 Hardwire only 3 QPlug in 4 00 Hardwire with battery 5 QPlug in with battery 6 QMechanical 7 QMultple detectors• power supplies 1 QAlerted Occupants, occupants responded 2 QOccupants failed to respond 3 QThere ware no occupants 4 O Failed to alert occupants U 00Undetermined 1 00 Smoke 2 OHeat O Oother ______ _ U O Undetermined L6 Detector Failure Reason Required if detector failed to operate l OPower failure, shutoff or disconnect 2 Ormproper installation or placement 3 O Combination smoke -heat L4 Detector Operation 1 O Fire too small 3 □Defective 4 □sprinkler , water flow detection 5 D More than 1 type present to activate 2 000perated 4 O Lack of maintenance, includes cleaning 5 QBattery missing or disconnected 0 □other _________ _ U QUndetermined (Complete Section LS) 3 O Failed , to Operate (Coa,plete Section L6) U O Undetermined 6 QBattery discharged or dead 0 Qother _________ _ UQUndetermined MJ. Presence of Automatic Extinguishment System * M3 Automatic Bxtinguishment System Operation Automatic Extinguishment System Failure Reason N OONone Present I Complete rest I 1 □Present --------1 • 1 0 Operated & effective (Go to x• I of Section M 1 O System shut off Required if fire waa within deaigued range Required if ayatem failed 1------------------"---------"--+2 O Operated & not effective (X4 IM'.2 Type of Automatic Bxtinguishment System * 3 O Fire too small to activate 2 O Not enough agent discharged Required if fire was within designed range of ABS 3 QAgent discharged but did 4 QFailed to operate (Go to HSI 1 Qwet pipe sprinkler not reach fire 2 O Dry pipe sprinkler O D 0ther 4 0 Wrong type of system U Qundetermined O 3 O Other sprinkler system 5 Fire not in area protected 4 0 Dry chemical system M4 Number of Sprinkler 6 □system components damaged S O Foam system Heads Operating 7 QLack of maintenance 6 QHalogen type system 8 QManual Intervention Required if system operated 7 0 Carbon dioxide (CO 2) system 0 O Other _________ _ o QOther special hazard system I I U Qundetermined U n Undetermined Number of sprinkler heads operating NP'IRS -3 Revision Ol/19/99 Mi lton Fire Department 06014 01/08/2018 18 -0000066 A MM DD yyyy O0e1ete NFIRS -9 I 06014 I jGAj L.!J Li 2018! I 42 I I 18-0000066 I 0001 Apparatus or • Ochange !'DID * State* Incicjent Date * Station Incicjent Number * EXposure * Resources B Apparatus or * Date and Times Sent Number Use Actions Taken Resource Check if same as alarm date 0 of * Check: ONE box for each apparatus to indicate Month Day Min People its main use at the Year Hour incident . ~ ID !BATT 4 I Dispatch lxJLJLI 20181 119: 11 I IKJ Suppression LJ LJ ~ Arrival IXILJLJ 2 0 1 81 jl9: 17 I L.!1 □EMS Type ~ Clear DLJLJ 2 0 1 8 1 j00 :0 3 I Oother LJ LJ 0 ID jENG42 I Dispatch IXI LJ LI 2 0 1 8! jl9: 10 I IKJ Su ppression ~ LJ [!] Arrival IXILJL! 2 0 181 jl9:16 I L2l □EMS Type l!!_J Clear DLJLJ 2 0 18 ! j0 0 :04 I □other LJ LJ ~ ID jENG43 I Dispatch IXI LJ LI 2018! 119:1 0 I 1K] Suppression LJ LJ [!] Arrival IXJLJLJ 2 0 1 8 1 119: 19 I 1__21 □EMS LJ Type l!!_J Clear ~LJ~ 2 0 1 8! 123:59 I Oother LJ ~ ID IRES42 I Dispatch IXI LJ LI I 2 0 1 8! !19:1 0 I IKJsupp ression LJ LJ [!] Arrival IXJLJLJ 2018! !19:17 I L2l □EMS LJ LJ Type l7.!.__J Clear IXI LJ~ 201 8! 123 :49 I Oother @] ID ITRK 41 I Dispatch IXJ LJ LI 2 0 181 119:10 I IX] Suppression LJ LJ [!] Arrival ~LJLJ 20101 119:24 I l___!l OEMS LJ LJ Type ~ Clear IXJ LJ~ 201 8 23:56 I □other ~ ID I I Dispatch O LJ LJ I □suppression LJ LJ □ Arrival DLJLJ I L_J □EMS LJ LJ Type L_J Clear DLJLJ I Oother [I] ID I I Dillpatch D LJ LJ I □suppression LJ LJ □ Arrival DLJLJ I L_J OEMS LJ LJ Type L_J Clear DLJLJ I Oother 0 ID I I Dispatch D LJ LJ I □suppression LJ LJ OLJLJ I □ L__J OEMS Arrival LJ LJ Type L_J Clear OLJLJ I Oother II] ID I I Dispatch O LJ LJ I □suppression LJ LJ □ Arrival DLJLJ I I L__J OEMS LJ LJ Type L__J Clear OLJLJ I I Oother Type of Apparatus or Resources Ground Fire Suppression Marine Equipment More Apparatus? 11 Engine 51 Fire boat with pump Use Additional 12 Truck or aerial 52 Boat, no pump Sheets 13 Quint SO Marine apparatus, other 14 Tanker&: pumper combination Support Equipment 16 Brush truck Other 17 ARF (Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting) 61 Breathing apparatus support 91 Mobile command post 10 Ground fire suppression, other 62 Light and air unit 92 Chief officer car Heavy Ground Equipment 60 Support apparatus, other 93 HazMat unit 21 Dozer or plow Medical & Rescue 94 Type 1 hand crew 22 Tractor 71 Rescue unit 95 Type 2 hand crew 24 Tanker or tender 72 Urban search&: rescue unit 99 Privately owned vehicle 20 Heavy equipment, other 73 High angle rescue unit 00 Other apparatus/resource Aircraft 75 BLS unit NN None 41 Aircraft: fixed wing tanker 76 ALS unit UU Undetermined 7 0 Medical and rescue unit,other 42 Helitanker 43 Helicopter 40 Aircraft, other NFIRS-9 Revision 11/17/98 Milton Fire Department 06014 01/08/2018 18-0000066 MM DD yyyy A IGAj L!JL!i 2018! I □ I NFIRS -10 I I 06014 I t I 42 I 18-000006b I I 0001 Delete D Personnel PDID * State* Incident Date * Station Incident Number * Exposure * Change B Apparatus or * Date and Times Sent Number Use Actions Taken Resource Check if same a1 alana date 0 of* Check ONE box tor each List up to 4 actions People apparatus to indicate for each apparatus Use codes listed below Month Day Year Hours/mine its main use at the and each personnel . incident. [] ID IBATT 4 I Dispatch IX! LJ LJI I 20181 jl9: 11 I Sent IXJ Suppression LJ LJ Arrival IXILJLJII 20181 119:17 I ~ Lll OEMS Type ~ Clear OLJLJI 2 0181 100: 03 I Oother LJ LJ Personnel Name Rank or Attend Action Action Action Action ID Grade 0 Taken Taken Taken Taken 109 Hutcheson, Jason BC X 0 I Dispatch IXI LJ LJI I 2018j jl9:10 I Sent IXJ Suppression ID jENG-12 ~ ~ LJ Arrival IXl LJ LJ!l I 20181 jl9: 16 I ~ OEMS Type l_g_J Clear DLJLJI 20181 I00:04 I □other LJ LJ Personnel Name Rank or Attend Action Action Action Action ID Grade 0 Taken Taken Taken Taken 121 Sweeting, Chad FAQ X 224 Haskins, Mark CP X BQUC0l Boucher, Kayla FF X II] Dispatch IX! LJLJI I 20181 ll9:l0 I Sent IXJ Suppression ID IENG43 I ~ LJ LJ Arrival IXILJLJI 20181 jl9: 19 I ~ OEMS Type l_g_J Clear IXJLJLJI 20181 123:59 I □other LJ LJ Personnel Name Rank or Attend Action Action Action Action ID Grade 0 Taken Taken Taken Taken 164 Braden, Dana FAQ X 243 Richardson, Scot FF X RUSS0l Russello, Anthony FF X NP'IRS-10 Revision ll/17/98 Mi lton Fire Department 06014. 0l/08/2018 18-0000066 A MM DD yyyy I 06014 I !GA! L..__;J LJ; 2018 ! I 42 I I 18-000006b I 0001 □ I NFIRS -10 I I I Delete F0ID * State* Incident Date * Station Incident Number * Exposure * OChange Personnel B Apparatus or * Date and Times Sent Number Use Actions Taken Resource Check if same as alarm date 0 of* Check ONE box tor each List up to 4 actions People apparatus to indicate for each apparatus use codes listed below Month Day Year Hours/mins its ruin use at the and each personnel . incident . ~ ID IRES42 I Dispatch IX] LJ LJ I 20181 119: 10 I Sent IXJ Suppression LJ LJ Arrival IXlLJ~I 20181119:17 I [!] L2I OEMS Type l2..!_J Clear IXlLJLJI 20181 123 :49 I Oother LJ LJ Personnel Name Rank or Attend Action Action Action Action ID Grade 0 Taken Taken Taken Taken 136 Seay , Christopher FF X 213 Murtagh, Brian FAO X 0 Dispatch IXI LJ LJI I 20181 119: 10 I Sent !Kl Suppression ID ITRK 41 I [!] LJ LJ Arrival IXlLJL8ll 20181 119: 24 I L.!1 □EMS Type l!LJ Clear IXlLJLJI 20181 123:56 I □other LJ LJ Personnel Name Rank or Attend Action Action Action Action ID Grade 0 Taken Taken Taken Taken 124 Cunningham, John CP X 134 Womack, Russell FAO X 148 Clausen, Daniel FF X HOFM0l Hofmann, Derek FF X 0 Dispatch DLJLII 11 I Sent O Suppression LJ LJ ID I I □ Arrival DLJLII II I L_J OEMS LJ LJ Type L_J Clear oLJLJI II I □other Personnel Name Rank or Attend Action Action Action Action ID Grade 0 Taken Taken Taken Taken □ □ □ □ □ I □ NPIRS-10 Revision 11/17/98 Milton Fire Department 06014 01/08/2018 18-0000066 I 06014 IG A I L!J LJJ FDIC State Incident Date Unit BATT 4 Battalion 4 Jstaff ID\Staff Name 109 Hutcheson, Jason Roth ENG42 Engine 42 Jstaff ID\Staff Nam e 121 224 BOUC0l Sweeting, Chad Kent Haskins, Mark Boucher, Kayla Beth junit Narrative I 2018 I 42 Station Not i fy Time 19:11:50 Activity Incident Activi 19:10:06 Activity Incident Activi Incident Activi Incident Act ivi 18-0000066 000 Responding Incident Number Exposure Units/Personnel Enroute Time Arrival Time Cleared Time 19 :12:28 1 9:17:40 00:03:28 Rank Position Role Battalion C 19:11 :44 19:16:57 00:04:15 Rank Position Role Fire Appara Fire Apparat Fire Apparar Captain Captain Para Firefighter Fire Fighter Firefighter E42 responded emergency to 305 Whit e Columns Drive for a confirmed structure fire . Upon arrival, E42 noted fire coming from the chimney of a two story, wood frame residence . E42 officer initially establ ished White Co lumns Command, but B4 arrive d moments later and took Command. E42 FF was advised to pull the rear skid load to the front door while the officer performed a 360 of the property. E42 driver positioned the apparatus on the D side of the structure, and then obtained positive water supply with the hydrant by the Eng i ne. After the 360, E42 FF was advised to begin to hit the roof with a fire attack from the exterior. E42 officer and E43 officer went inside and advised Command that there was visible fire in the attic. E42 Officer, FF, and E43 AO and FF pulled the line into attic and put an initial knock down on the fire in the attic as "fire attack" crew . "Fire attack" crew hit the fire in the attic and also the fireplace chase , getting a knock down on the fire. E42 was then assigned to search for hot spots in the a t tic , first floor chimney chase, and second floor chimney chase. E42 crew pulled sheet rock on the first floor to expose potential hot spots. The E42 crew worked at salvage, placing tarps over property on the first floor. E42 crew and E43 crew later performed overhaul in the attic, trying to expose any remaining hot spots in the chimney chase . At this point , all hot spots were ext inguished, hose was replaced on the Engine, and E42 retu rned to servi ce. 1219 ENG43 Engine 43 Staff ID \Staff Name 164 243 RUSS0l Braden , Dana Neil Richard son, Scot Russel lo, Anthony 19:10:06 19:13:20 Activity Rank Incident Activi Fire Appara Incident Activi Firefighter Incident Activi Firefighter 19:19:15 23:59:11 Pos ition Role Fire Apparat Fire Apparar Fire Fighter Firefighter Fire Fighter Firefighter junit Narrative I E43 responded emergency to 305 Whit e Columns Drive for a confirmed structure fire. Upon arrival, E43 noted f ire coming from the chimn ey of a two story , wood frame residence. E42 officer initially established White Columns Command, but B4 arrived moments later and took command . E42 FF was advised to pull the rear skid load to the front door while the officer performed a 360 of the property. E42 driver positioned the apparatu s on the D side of the structure, and then obtained positive water supply with the hydrant by the Eng ine. After the 36 0, E42 FF was advised to begin to hi t the roof wi th a fire attack from the exterior. E-43 crew orig i nally assigned RIT, but assignment changed to interior attack . E42 officer and E43 officer went inside and advised Command that there was visible fire in the attic. E42 Officer, FF, and E43 FAO and FF pulled the line i nto attic and put an initial knock down on the fire in the attic as "fire attack" crew. "Fi re at ta ck'' crew hit the fire in the attic and also the fireplace chase, getting a knock down on the fire. E42 was then assigned Milton Fire Department Page 1 06014 01/08/2018 18-0000066 1 06014 jGA I ~ LJJ 2010 1 PDrD State Incident Da te 42 18-0000 066 Station Incident Number 000 Exposure Responding Units/Personnel to search fo r hot spots in the attic, first floor chimney chase, and second floor chimney chase. E-43 d river was asked to pu l l another line for possible extinguishment of extension. E42 crew pulled sheet rock on the first floor to expose potential hot spots. The E42 crew worked at salvage, placing tarps over property on the first floor. E42 crew and E43 crew later performed overhaul in the attic, trying to expose any remaining hot spots in the chimney chase. RES42 Rescue / Service 42 !staff ID \S ta ff Name 136 213 Seay , Christopher Louis Murtagh , Brian junit Narrative I 19 :1 0:06 Activity Incident Activi Inc ident Activi 19 :1 2:23 19:17:36 23:49:04 Rank Position Role Firefighter Fire Fighter Firefighter Fire Appara Fire Apparat Fire Apparat R-42 dispatched to a structure fire . On arrival, R-42 was given the assignment of shutting off utilities to the structure. Electricity and gas were shut off on the outside. Rescue 42 crew was then given the assignment of assisting E-42 crew with fire suppression . R-42 entered the structure with a PAR of 2 and ass i sted with pulling ceiling and water applica tion in the attic . After rehab, R-42 crew assisted with pulling sheetrock and looking for hot spots and salvage and overhaul. R-4 2 helped E-43 with reloading their hose and returned to serv ice. 01 /0 9/2018 00 :54 :46 Brian .Mu rtagh TRK 41 Truck 41 S taf f ID \St aff Name 1 24 134 148 HOFM0l Cunningham, John Kie Womack, Russell Gene Clausen, Daniel Lee Hofmann, Derek Alexander 19 :1 0:06 Activity Incident Activi Incident Activi Incident Ac tivi Incident Activi 19 :10:06 Rank Ca ptain Fi re Appara Firefighter Firefighter 19:24:07 Position Captain Fire Apparat Fire Fighter Fire F ighter 23:56:47 Role Captain EMT- Fire Apparar Firefighter Firefighter I Unit Narrative I Truck 41 arrived and was assigned RIT Team on C side exposure line . After which the Truck Crew was rotated to t he interior to relieve Engine 43 crew in the attic. We set the ladder up to try to reach the chimney cap. Truck 41 assisted i n overhaul. Milton Fire Department Page 2 06014 01/08/2018 18-0000066 MM DD yyyy 060 1 4 IGA I L]J Li 2018 42 18-0000066 I 000 I Responding I Personnel PDID * State * Incident Date * Station Incident Number * Exposure * Staff ID\Staff Name Unit Activity Position Rank PayScl Hrs HrsPd Pts 109 Hu tcheson, Jason Roth BATT 4 INCACTIVITY BC 4.86 4.86 0 .00 121 Sweeting, Chad Ken t ENG42 INCACTIVITY AO FAO 4 .90 4 .90 0.00 224 Haskins, Mark EN G42 INCACTIVITY CP 4.90 4.90 0.00 BOUC0l Boucher, Kayla EN G42 INCACTIVITY FF FF 4 .90 4 .90 0.00 164 Braden, Dana Neil ENG43 INCACTIVITY AO FAO 4.82 4.8 2 0 .00 243 Richardson, Scot ENG43 INCACTIVITY FF FF 4.82 4 .8 2 0 .00 RUSS0l Russello , Anthony ENG43 INCACTIVITY FF FF 4 .82 4 .82 0 .00 1 36 Seay, Christopher RES42 INCACTIVITY FF FF 4.6 5 4.6 5 0.00 213 Murtagh, Brian RE S 42 INCA CTIVITY AO FAO 4.65 4.6 5 0 .00 124 Cunningham, J ohn Kie TRK 41 INCACTIVITY CP CP 4.78 4.7 8 0.00 134 Womack, Russell Ge n e TRK 41 INCACTIVITY AO FAO 4 .78 4 .7 8 0 .00 148 Clausen, Dani el Lee TRK 41 INCACTIV I TY FF FF 4.7 8 4 .78 0 .00 HOFM0l Hofmann, Derek TRK 41 INCACTIVITY FF FF 4.78 4 .78 0.00 Total Part i c i pants: 13 Total Pe r sonnel Hours: 62.44 An 'X' next to the unit denotes driver. Milton Fire Department 06014 01/08/2018 18-0000066 A MM DD yyyy I 06014 I jGA I LlJ Li 20181 I 42 I I 18-0000066 I 000 I Ooe1ete I NFIRS -111 O change Arson :'DI D * State * Incident Date * station Incident Number * Exposure * B Agency Referred To ONone I I I I street Address Their Case Number I I I I I I Ag ency Name City Their ORI I I -I 1-I I L_J I I -I I LJ I I Agency Phone Number state Zip Code Their Federal Identitier (FID) Their FDIC C Case Status D Availability of Material First Ignited 1 D Investigation open 4 D Closed with arrest 1 □Transport to scene 2 IX! Investigation closed 5 □closed with exceptional 2 IX!Available at scene 3 D Investigation inactive clearance U □unknown E Suspected Motivation Factors Check up to three factors 42 □vanity/recognition 54 D Burglary 11 D Extortion 22 0Hate crime 43 □Thrills 61 □Homicide concealment 12 D Labor unrest 23 D Institutional 44 D At tent ion/ sympathy 62 D Burglary concealment 13 D Insurance fraud 24 D Societal 45 D Sexual excitement 63 □Auto theft consealment 14 D Intimidation 31 D Protest 51 □Homicide 64 D Destroy records/ev idence 15 D Void contract/lease 32 D Civil unrest 52 D Suicide 00 Oother motivation 21 D Personal 41 D Fireplay/curiosity 53 □Domestic violence UU IXJ Unknown motivation F Apparent Group Involvement H Incendiary Devices Select one from each category D Terror ist group Check up to CONTAINER NN IXJNone 1 OGang three factors 11 D Bottle (Glass) 14 D Pressurized Container 17 0Box 2 3 D Anti-government group 12 □Bottle (Plastic) 15 Ocan 00 D Other Container 4 D Outlaw motorcycle organiation 13 OJug 16 D Gasoline or fuel can UU □unknown 5 D Organi zed crime 6 D Racial/e thnic hate group IGNITION/DELAY DEVICE NN IXJNo ne 7 D Religious hate group 11 Owick or Fuse 17 □Road flare/fuse 8 D Sexual preference hate group 12 D Candle 18 D Chemical Component 0 D Other group 13 D Cigarette &. Matchbook 19 D Trailer/Streamer N IX]No Group involvement, acted alone 14 D Electronic Com ponent 20 D Open flame source U □unknown 15 D Mechanical Device 00 D Other delay device G1 Entry Method 16 D Remote Control uu □unknown I 0031 !Occupant I FUEL NN ONone Entry Method 11 IXJ Ordinary Combustibles 16 D Pyrotechni c material G 2 Extent of Fire Involvement on Arrival 12 □ Flammable 17 D Explosive material gas I 21 !Smoke showing I 14 D Ignitable liquid 00 D Other material only 15 D I gni t able solid uu □unknown Extent of Fire Involvement I Other Investigative Information J Property Ownership K Initial Observations Check all that apply Check all that apply 1 D Windows ajar 5 0Fire department forced entry 1 D Code violations 1 IXJ Private 2 Oooor e ajar 6 D Forced entry erior to FD a rrival 2 D Struc ture for sale 2 D City, town , village, local 3 O noo re locked 7 D Security system activated 3 D Structure vacant 3 D County or parish 4 ~Doors unlocked 8 Osecurity present, (didn't activate) 4 O Other crimes involved 4 D S t ate or province 5 D I llicit drug activity 5 D Federal L Laboratory Used Check all that apply 6 D Change in in surance 6 D Foreign 7 D Financial problem 7 □Military 1 OLocal 3 □ATF 5 □other 6 D Private 8 O Criminal /Civil 0 Oother 2 D State 4 □FBI F ederal N IXJNone actions pending NFIRS-11 Revision 11/17/98 Milton Fire Department 06014 01/08/2018 18-0000066 tVJM LJLJ yyyy 06014 42 18-0000066 FDIC * I GA / l____!j LI 2 0 18 State * Incident Date * 0 Station Incident Number * Exposure * I Arson I Narrative Arson Narrative: Investigator's Initial Observations I (AFM Alex Fortner) arrived on scene at 305 White Columns Court, Milton, Georgia at approximatel y 2000 hours on 01 /08/201 8 to conduct a fire investigation per Battalion 4. Upon arrival, I was briefed by Command {Battalion 4) and Deputy Chief Marietta on the timeline of events before my arrival. From the exterior, conditions looked favorable (with the exception of fire suppression equipment and personnel on scene) with only minor/moderate smoke visible from the chimney cap and the peak of the roof. This same property/owners had a previous fire on 11/22 /20 13. See report number 13-0001744 for details. Investigat ion While overhaul and smoke ejection efforts continued inside by fire service personnel, I spoke with the homeowners on the events before calling 911 . In a written statement, Mrs. Cain stated, "Made a f ire in FP around 1pm. Kept it low throughout the day. 7:05 someone rang door and said he saw flames on roof/chimney. I ran and cal l ed 911 at 7:08. My husband Steve, put fire in FP out wi t h a panful of H2O. Son, John ran upstairs with husband and pulled down ladder stairs to attic. I ran into kitchen and grabbed 2 fire extinguishers . They observed that there was NO fire in attic at that time . Husband and son said it was up the flue. They aimed both extinguishers at the flue. Could see light and embers failing down. Kept waiting for the fire department to get here. We told them exactly where the fire was coming from. Seemed like it took a very long time to get water into house and up chimney ." Mr. Cain told a similar story verbally . Mr. and Mrs. Cain seemed distraught and couldn't believe that their house had caught fire again. After overhaul efforts halted, an initial inve stigation survey of the incident began. Interior and exterior photos were obtained, as well as anything suspect of relevance. In general, the fire damage was noted as heavy within the attic space. Although smoke was seen in various areas throughout the house, it was noted as light and minimal. Water damage was noted as heavy throughout the entire structur e . A further in-depth investigation ensued to locate the exact area of origin and cause. Additional photos were taken of the attic and chimney chas e (where the most extensive fire damage was l ocat ed ). The homeowne rs seemed genuinely concerned and distraught by the fire and its overall damage . Area of Origin/Cause Based on my observations, presented evidence, first-arriving fire crew's testimony, and oral /written wi tness statements , the fire ori gin was determined to be in the uppermost part o f the chimney chase within the attic space . The chimney chase housed two flues; one flue was for t he fi rst floor fireplace and the other flue was for the basement fireplace. The basement fireplace flue damper was closed and the re was a l so no signs of heating /burning. The first floor fireplace had been burning slowly for several hours before the fire incident, and was not o ve rloaded wi th wood . According to the homeowners, the entire fireplace system was newly installed after the destruction from the p r evious f ire. According to the homeowners, since mo v ing back into the house, the newly installed fireplace system has been used carefully and only a handful of times (because of their understandable fear of fire). Milton Fire Department 0 6014 01/08/2018 1B-0000066 [VHVJ J.JJ.J yyyy 06014 jGA [ L__ij ~ 2018 State * Incident Date * 42 18-0000066 0 FDID * Station Incident Number * Exposure * I Arson I Narrative The cause at the tire will be labeled as accidental in nature and attributed to tne tailure of the first floor firep l ace flue. The area of origin and newly constructed fireplace components points to a possible installation error of the flue itself. There were no other heat/ignition source noted in the area of origin, and there has been no repair work done on the house since the remodel. Since the fireplace system is new and rarely used, the flue had not been cleaned since its recent installation. There were no signs of an intentionally set fire. Nothing else was found at the scene to be notable . The investigation was complete at approximately 2300 hours. Milton Fire Department 06014 01/08/2018 18 -0000066 A MM DD yyyy NFIRS I 06014 I I GAi ~ LJl 20181 I I I Ooelete -11 42 18-0000066 I 000001 Juvenile FDID * Sta te * Inci dent Date * Station Incident Numb e r * Expos ure* Ochange Firesetter M2 Age or Date of Birth M4 Race M6 Family Type Complete this section if the involved 1 QWhite 1 Qsingle parent person in the ignition of the I I OR 2 QBlack 2 QFoster parent (s) Age (in years) fire was a child or 3 □Am. Indian,Eskimo Juvenile under the 4 QAsian 3 QTwo parent family age of 18 LJ LJ I I 0 Qother, multi-racial 4 O Extended family Month Day Year u D Undetermined N QNo family unit Ml Subject Number M3 Gender Ms Ethnicity 0 0 Other family type U □unknown I 1 1 1 QMale 2 IX] Female 1 QHispanic Subject Number M7 Motivation/Risk Fae tors Ch eck only one o f cod es 1-3 MB Disposition of Person Under 18 a nd then al l o t her tha t a p p ly 1 O Mild curiousity about fire 2 O Moderate curiousity about fire 1 O Handled within department 3 O Extreme curiousity about fire 2 QReleased to parent/guardian 3 0 Referred to other authority 4 O Diagnosed (or suspected) ADD /ADHD 4 QReferred to treatment p rogram 5 O History of trouble outside school 5 O Arrested, charged as adult 6 O History of steal ing or shoplifting 6 O Referred to firesetter intervention program 7 O History of physically assulting others 0 0 Other B O History of fireplay or firesetti ng u O Unknown 9 O Transiency 0 0 Other U O Unknown N Remarks (loca l use) Milton F i r e Department 06014 0 1 /08 /20 1 8 1 8 -00 00066 A MM DD yyyy I 0601 4 I I GAi ~ Li 2 0 1 8/ I I I Ooelete NFIRS -11 42 1 8 -0000066 I 000001 J uve ni l e FDID * State * Incident Date * .. Ochange Station Incident Number * Exposure* Firesetter M 2 Age or Date of Birth M4 Race M6 Fami l y Type Complete this section if the person involved 1 □white 1 O Single parent in the i g nition of the I I OR 2 □ Black Age (in years) 2 □Foster parent(s) fire was a child or 3 □Arn . Indian,Eskimo Juvenile under the age 4 □Asian 3 D Two paren t family of 18 LJ LJ I I 0 D Other, multi-racial 4 D Extended family Month Day Year U D Undetermined N ONo family unit M l S ub ject Numb e r M3 Gender Ms Ethnicity 0 D Other family type U □unknown I 21 1 IXJ Male 2 OFemal e 1 □Hispanic Subject Number M7 Mo tivation/Risk Factors Check only one of codes 1 -J Ma Dispo sition of Person Und er 1 8 an d then all other tha t apply 1 D Mild curiousity about fire 2 □Moderate curiousity about f i re 1 D Handled within de p artment 3 D Extreme curiousity about fire 2 □Released to parent/guardian 3 □Referred to other a uthority 4 D Diagnosed (or suspected) ADD/ADHD 4 D Referred to t reatmen t p rogram 5 O History of trouble outside school 5 D Arrested, charged as adult 6 D History of stealing or shoplifting 6 D Referred to firese t ter intervention p rogram 7 D History of physically assultin g others 0 0 Other 8 D History of fireplay or firesetting u D Unknown 9 D Transiency 0 0 Other u D Unknown N Rem a rks (local use) Milton Fire Department 06014 01/08/2018 18-0 0 00066 A MM DD yyyy I 06014 I I GAi L1:l LI 20181 I 42 I I 18-0000066 I 000001 Ocelete Arson FDID * State * Inciden t Date * station Incident Numbe r* Exposure* Ochange Involvement Name M2 Age or Date of Birth M4 Race M6 Family Type !Crain I Last 1 O Single JDawn 1 QWhite parent I I I OR 2 O Black First Age (in years) 2 0 Foster parent(s) I 3 □Arn . Indian,Eskimo 4 OAsian 3 0 Two parent family Middle 0 QOther, LJ LJ I I multi-racial 4 O Extended family I I U D Undetermined Month Day Year Alias N QNo family unit Ml Subject Number M3 Gender Ms Ethnicity 0 0 Other family type U QUnknown I 11 1 QMale 2 IX]Female 1 QHispanic Subject Nurr.ber M7 Motivation/Risk Fae tors Ch eck only one or codes 1-3 Ma Disposition of Person Under 18 and then all other that apply 1 0 Mild curiousity about fire 2 0 Moderate curiousity about fire 10 Handled within department 3 O Extreme curiousity about fire 20 Released to parent/guardian 30 Referred to other authority 4 O Diagnosed (or suspected) ADD/ADHD 40 Referred to treatment program s O History of trouble outside school so Arrested, charged as adult 6 O History of stealing or shoplifting 60 Referred to firesetter intervention program 7 O History of physically assulting others oo Other 8 O History of fireplay or firesetting uo Unknown 9 O Transiency 0 0 Other u O Unknown Additional Information Hair Color Eye Color Arrested I I LJ-LJ LJ O Bald □ Black O Black O Blue LJ LJ I I social Security Number Height Weight O Blonde O Brown Month Day Year LJ LJ LJ 0 Brown 0 Green Convicted O Gray O Gray Marital Status Ar rests Convictions 0 Red O Hazel LJ LJ I I □ White □ Pink Month Day Year N Remarks (local use) Milton Fire Department 06014 01/08/2018 18-0000066 A MM DD yyyy I 06014 I I GAi L]J LI 20181 I 42 I I 18-0000066 I 000001 Oce l et e Arson FDID * State * Incident Date * Stat i o n Incident Numbe r * Exp o sure* O c hange Involvement Name M2 Age or Date of Birth M4 Race M6 Family Type 1crain I Last 1 D Single 1 Owhite parent 1s teve I I I OR 2 □ Black First Age (in years) 2 D Foster parent(s) I 3 □Am. Indian,Eskimo 4 OAsian 3 D Two parent family Mi d d le LJ LJ I I 0 D Other, multi-racial 4 D Extended family I Month Day Year U D Undetermined Alias N ONo family unit Ml Subject Number M3 Gender Ms Ethnicity 0 D Other family type U □unknown I 21 1 IX!Male 2 OFemale 1 □Hispanic Sub j ec t Numbe r M1 Motivation/Risk Factors Che ck only one of c odes l -3 Ma Disposition of Person Under 18 and then all other that app l y 1 OMild curiousity about fire 2 □Moderate curiousity about fire 10 Handled within department 3 □Extreme curiousity about fire 20 Released to parent/guardian 30 Referred to other authority 4 D Diagnosed (or suspected) ADD/ADHD 40 Referred to treatment program 5 D History of trouble outside school so Arrested, charged as adult 6 D History of stealing or shoplifting 60 Referred to firesetter intervention program 7 D History o f physically assulting others oo Other 8 D History of fireplay or firesetting u o Unknown 9 D Transiency 0 0 Other u D Unknown Additional Information Hair Color Eye Color Arrested I I LJ-LJ LJ □ Bald □ Black □ Black D Blue LJ LJ I I Social Security Number Heig h t Weight D Blonde D Brown Month Day Year L_J LJ LJ D Brown D Green Convicted D Gray D Gray Mar i tal Status Arrests Conv ictions □ Red D Hazel LJ LJ I I □ White □ Pink Month Day Year N Remarks (local use) Milton Fire Department 060 14 01 /08/20 1 8 18 -0000066 A 06014 IGA I FDID * State * MM D ~Li Incident Date * yyyy 2018 42 18-0000066 Station Incident Number * Person/Entity Involved fvl Check t h is box if ~ same address as incident l ocat ion. Then skip the three duplicate address lines. Business name if applicable jSteven I L_J jcrain Mr ,, Ms . Mrs . First Name MI Last Name j305 L_J !White Columns Number Prefix Street or highway Post office box I Ap·';:t-.'/""s"u°'it::-e::-/;;Rc:oo:::-m !Milton City ~ 130004 1-~1 -~ State Zip Code K2 Person/Entity Involved □ Check this box if same address as incident locatio n . Then skip the three dup licate address lines . Business name if applicable L_J Mr. , Ms. , Mrs. First Name MI Last Name LJ Number Prefix Street or h ighway Post office box /\pt. /Suite/Room City L_J '----~-~I --- state Zip Code K3 Person /Enti ty Involved □ Check this box if same address as incident location . Then skip the three duplicate address l ines . Business name if applicable Mr ., Ms., Mrs. First Name MI L_J Number Prefix Street or highway Post office box Apt.. /Suite /Room State Zip Code Last Name City K4 Person/Entity Involved □ Check this box if same address as incident location , Then skip the three dupl i.cate address lines. Business name if applicable L_J Mr.,Ms ., Mrs . First Name MI Last Name LJ Number Prefix Street. or highway Post office box Apt. /Suite/Room City L_J .__ __ __.-I._--~ State Zip Code Ks Person /Entity Involved □ Check this box if oame address as incident location. Then skip the t hree duplicate address lines. Milton Fire Department Businee:3 name if applicable L_J Mr ., Ms ,, Mrs. Fi rst Name MI Last Name L_J Number Prefix Street or highway I I Post office box Apt. /Suite/Room City L_J -1 '------~ ~-----State Zip Code 000 00e1ete Exposure * O change 1770 I -1241 ----~ Phone Number I ICT NFIRS -lS Supplemental 1-1681 7 LJ Suffix LJ Street Type Suf!ix I -I 1-1 Phone Number LJ Suff ix LJ Street Type Suffix ___ l-~'--~1 -~--~ Phone Number Suffix Street Type Suffix I -I 1-1 Phone Number LJ Suffix LJ Street Type Suffix I -I 1-I Phone Number LJ Suffix LJ street Type Suffix NFIRS-ll Revision 6/9/98 06014 Ol/OB/2018 18-0000066 I 060 1 4 FOID Involvement Name: Crain, Dawn Involvement Name: Crain, Steven Milton Fire Depart me n t MM DD LUU State Incident Date yyyy 2018 42 18-0000066 Station Incident Number Involvement Type: Occupant /own e r Involvement Type: Occupant /Owner 000 Exposure 06014 NFI RS -Involvemen t User Fields Owner: Occupant: X X Owner : Occupant: X X 01/08/2018 18-0000066 Parcel : 22 407004840493 Acres : 1.0312 CRAIN STEVEN & DAWN 305 WHIT E COLUMNS CT 305 WHITE COLUMNS CT ALPHARETTA , GA 30004 158800 476300 635100 Fulton County makes every effo rt to produce the most acc ura te informati o n possi ble . No wa rranties , exp ressed or impl ied , are provided for the data here in , its use or interpretation . The assessment information is from the la st certified taxroll . All data is su bject to c han ge before the ne xt certified taxroll. Date printed : 01/16 /18 : 12 :19:56 1/16/2018 Fulton County Tax Office Recent Sales in Neighborhood Recent Sales in Area Previous Parcel Next Parcel Field Definitions Return to Main Search Fulton Home Owner Name Mailing Address Location Address Legal Description Property Class Neighborhood Legal Description Year 2017 LUC 101 Land Type s CRAIN STEVEN & DAWN 305 WHITE COLUMNS CT ALPHARETTA, GA 30004 305 WHITE COLUMNS CT AGl R3-Residential Lots 22791 Owner and Parcel Information Today's Date Parcel Number Tax District Zoning Acres Parcel Map Homestead January 16, 2018 22 407004840493 56 AG1 1.0312 Show P8rcel Map I y Exemption Codes : HF01 HF0l Assessment Information Show Historical Assessments 2017 Assessment Notice Corrected 2017 Notice CLASS Land Value Bulldlng Value Total Value Assessed V alu e R3 $ 158,800 $ 476,300 $ 635 ,100 $ 254,040 Land Code 1 Land Information Description Square Feet 44,917 Improvement Information Acreage 1.0312 Price $158,760 card Stories Exterior Wall Style Year Built Res Sq Ft Basement FULL Additional Fixtures 8 Total Bsmt Sqft Finished Bsmt Sqft 1 2 FRAME Garage Sqft Garage Type Total Rooms 8 Total Fixtures Masonry Fireplaces Heating Fuel Type 19 GAS Grade Factor: B+ 1.35 Cost/Design Factor: 0% CDU: EX CONVENTIONAL Bedrooms 5 Pre Fab Fireplace 2 2014 Full Bath/Half Bath 3/1 Split Level/Foyer 8,278 Attic PT -FIN Miscellaneous Feature Building Sketch Enlarge Sketch http://qpubl ic9.qpublic .neVga _display_ dw .php?county=ga _ fulton&KEY=22%20407004840493 Heating System WARM AIR Heat CENTRAL WITH A/C Miscellaneous Feature 2 1/3 1/ff/2018 9 Color Fulton County Tax Offi ce 29 Area Type Description MAIN AREA OFP OPEN FRAME PORCH 38 13 Square Feet 3331 125 A B C D E F FR GR FRAME GARAGE; Second Floor: AT UN ATTIC-UNFINISHED 264 FR GR FRAME GARAGE; Second Floor: 1S FR ONE STORY FRAME 418 MA_PT CO NC/MAS PATIO 410 Description FRBAY FRAME BAY; Second Floor: FRBAY FRAME BAY Accessory Information Year Built Area No accessory i nform ati o n associa t ed with t his parce l. Sale Information Sale Date Sale Price Instrument Deed Book Deed Page Sale Q uallflcatlon V alldlty 9-Unva l i dated/Deed St am ps 3-Remodeled /Changed After Sale 2001-02-26 $623,7 15 WD 30106 274 Unquali fi ed 2000-05-10 $ 70 ,750 WD 2907 9 26 Unquali fi ed 16 Grade Grantee CRA I N STEVEN & DAW N MARK VII PROPERTIES I NC 2000-02-29 $ 8,226,400 LW 28631 329 Unqualifi ed M-Sale I ncludes Multi ple Pa rce ls EAGLE WHITE COLUMNS DEV LLC http://qpubl ic9.qpublic.neVga_displey_dw.php?county=ga_fulton&KEY=22%20407004840493 V a lue Grantor MAR K VII PROPERTIES INC EAG LE WHITE COLUMNS DEV L L C AJB CO INC 2/3 1/16/2018 Fulton County Tax Office Recent Sales in Neighborhood Previous Parcel Next Parcel Field Definitions Return t o Ma in Search Page Fulton Hom e Recent Sales in Area Fulton County makes every effort to produce the most accurate information possible . No warranties, expressed or implied, are provided for the data herein, its use or i nterpretation. Assessment information for all tax parcels included in this data is for the current tax year which began January 1st of this calendar year. Value and characteristic parcel data on this site does not reflect changes due to documents recorded after January 1st however sales information may be displayed to show recent sales . Website Updated : January 16, 2018 © 2011 by the County of Fulton , GA j Website design by gpublic.net http://qpublic9.qpublic.net1ga_display_dw.php?county=ga_fulton&KEY=22%20407004840493 313 1116/2018 305 White Columns Ct, Alpharetta, GA 30004 i Zillow 305 White Columns Ct, Alpharetta, GA 30004 f.»bing 305 White Columns Ct, Alpharetta, GA 30004 5 beds · 4 baths · 4,650 sqft • https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/305-White-Columns-Ct-Alpharetta-GA-30004/65452787_zpidf?print=true&view=public © 2•J : 5 t,1i~r:>:of1 Ccrp:>r~.lior-© 2·:)'. 7 HERE OFF MARKET Zestimate®: $715,287 Rent Zestimate·: $4,431 /mo EST. REFI PAYMENT Est. Refi Payment: $3,084/mo 1/6 1/1612018 305 White Columns Ct, Alpharetta, GA 30004 i Z il low 305 White Columns Ct, Alpharetta, GA is a single family home that contains 4 ,650 sq ft and was built in 2014. It contains 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms . This home last sold for $623,800 in March 2001 . The Zestimate for this house is $715,287, which has decreased by $1,060 in the last 30 days. The Rent Zestimate for this home is $4,431/mo, which has decreased by $358/mo in the last 30 days. The property tax in 2016 was $8,223. The tax assessment in 2016 was $254,040. Facts and Features f'i_, LJmj * Type Single Family Cooling Central INTERIOR FEATURES Bedrooms Beds: 5 □ Year Built 2014 Parking No Data Flooring Floor size: 4,650 sqft Heating Forced air Lot 1.03 acres Heating and Cooling Heating : Forced air Heating: Gas Other Interior Features Fireplace Room count: 8 ,-. __ ,: ___ r ..... -~--1 https ://www .zillaw .com/homedetails/305-White-Columns-Ct-Alpharetta-GA-30004/65452787 _zpid/?print=true&view=public 2/6 1/16/2018 305 White Columns Ct, Alpharetta, GA 30004 J Zillow Home Value ZESTIMATE RANGE $680,000 -$751,000 Price/ Tax History DATE 03/21/01 EVENT Sold Zestimate $715,287 LAST 30 DAY CHANGE -$1,060 ( -0.1%) PRICE $623,800 Neighborhood: 30004 MEDIAN ZESTIMATE $394,800 @ 2.7% Past 12 months MARKET TEMP Neutral Buyers' Market Sellers ' Market https://www.zillaw.com/homedetail s/305-White-Colum ns-Ct-Alpharetta-GA-30004/65452787 _ zpid/?pri nt=true&view=public $/SQFT $134 ONE YEAR FORECAST $732,382 ( +2.4%) SOURCE Public Record 316 1/16/2018 305 White Columns Ct. Alpharetta . GA 30004 j Zillow Zillow predicts will r i se 4 .9% next year, compared to a 4 .2 % increase for Milton as a whole . Among 30004 homes, this home is valued 85 .6% more than the midpoint (median) home, and is valued 4.8% more per square foot. ;. Walk Score 8 (Car-Dependent) NEIGHBORHOOD MAP NEARBY HOMES • S7S.OK ;a Transit Score TM O (No Nearby Transit) . '()' ~ 70K 5675K o' ---"' '\!:--?.- <-' :v ~-\ -<-.' _,..._ ..., 2. "Z. 6 Sil • A s ~--:> -:;. L ~ (' le --q , '~ ,..., ..r (,\ q 94 "', \\,\~ (,O' . ~ ... ~ --t' 5,b'j:,i,; + ~ \___,,;· S68 >K ~ 7 311< • S70 K SG4 t< https ://www.zillow.com/homedetails/305-White-Col umns-Ct-Alpharetta-GA-30004/65452787 _ zpid/?pri nt=true&view=publ ic 4/6 1/16/2018 305 White Columns Ct, Alpharetta , GA 300041 Zillow < > 315 White Colurnns Ct, Alpharetta, GA 15325 White Columns Dr Alpharetta, GA Nearby Schools in Milton GREATSCHOOLS RATING 8 GRADES DISTANCE 8 Birmingham Falls Elementary PK-5 1.0 mi o ut of 10 8 Northwestern Middle 6-8 3.7 mi o u t of 10 NR Mill Springs Academy 1-12 3 .6 mi Data by GreatSc hools.org 8 About the ratings: Historically, GreatSchools ratings have been based solely on a comparison of standardized test results for all schools in a given state. As of September 2017, the GreatSchools ratings also incorporate additional information, when available, such as college readiness, academic progress, advanced courses, https :/fwww.z illow.com/homedetails/305-White-Columns-Ct-Alpharetta-GA-30004/65452787 _zpid/?print=true&view=public 516 1/16/2018 305 White Columns Ct, Alpharetta , GA 300041 ZillON equity, discipline and attendance data . GreatSchools ratings are designed to be a starting point to help parents compare schools, and should not be the only factor used in selecting the right school for your family. Disclaimer: School attendance zone boundaries are provided by a third party and subject to change. Check w ith the applicable school district prior to making a decision based on these boundaries. Similar Homes for Sale 15 390 White Columns Dr, Alpharetta, 935 Hampton Bluff Dr, 905 Hampto n Bluff Dr, 91 5 Tre yb urn Ru n, Alph a retta, ------4 FOR SALE $749,900 5 beds, 4 .5 baths, 6202 sq .. 15390 White Columns Dr. A FOR SALE $699,900 5 beds , 6 .0 baths, 4306 s ... 935 Hampton Bluff Dr, A l pt" FOR SALE $765,893 6 beds, 6.0 baths, 6782 sq .. 905 Hampton B luff Dr, Alp~ FOR SALE $735,000 · 6 beds , 5 .5 baths, 5518 sq ... 91 5 Tr eyb urn Run, Alpharet Nearby Similar Sales SOLD: $582,000 Sold on 1/5/2018 5 beds , 5 .0 bath s, 4580 sqft 405 Hampton View Ct, A l pharetta , GA 30004 SOLD: $653,000 Sold on 10/12/2017 5 beds , 7.0 baths, 3882 sqft 895 Hampton Bluff Dr, Alpharetta , GA 30004 SOLD: $660,000 Sold on 8/18/2017 5 beds , 6 .0 baths, 4643 sqft 325 Ga ll oway Vw, Alpharetta , GA 30004 SOLD: $671,000 Sold on 6 /23/2017 5 beds, 4 .0 baths, 5202 sqft 415 Co lumnsgreen Ln, Alpha r etta, GA 30004 SOLD: $679,000 Sold on 2/20/2017 5 beds, 4 .0 baths, 5000 sqft 5 35 K illia n L n, A l p h aretta, GA 3 0004 https ://www.zilION.com/horn edetails/305-White-Col um ns-Ct-AI pharetta-GA-30004/65452787 _ zpid/?pri nt=true&view=public 616 Incident Contact List Name Dawn Cr ain Steve Cra i n John Cra i n (15 y/o) Ivey Cra i n (13 y/o) William Crain (11 y/o) Kyle Crain (11 y/o) Kathe rin e Crain (8 y/o) Telephone 678 .984 .7798 770.241.6817 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Relation to Incident Homeowner Homeowner Son Daughter Son Son Daughter r (rl)~ (t1}r;fr;, (t/Jlt! y)l;J((YJ (3) V(OJJ /7flt'll)11J _) / ( /,(_/) c;;) V t-0 vi L1JC1?-/hc•vlL -.;--&1 L!/7(}..JJ rn . 6 b t!_, l '10 b ' JC.~ Cl (' 70 __ ,J t/ l //JY'YK} . ~ )LI n,; c/-rJ jr,---{}_ __ ~r?lj Vt I 7rf70(}1 -f71'} 0-f- rx_/_lf '$uo; -Pn?71 P ?/OQ;-i ( n;.1; p/UI ·w~ -rf11/tl/lJ SP(l1 ?l.7 rJ ··X .n-ry(}1 ~? p-??/1~ Ll.1 '71/f Jr;l/Oj 7(7? · /' / 7lf -17& 0-l =-~~~-w t17 1.7 ,ry I~ J°J -bucrz;(]1-jd?7( - · l.AP7r2p f v/J.l P:;J . S, ll{J-1./71' ,rv--o rvb/J ~5 PPlc?J ·rn;~ 711-i 1-0 S,rS!Yl{✓L/.Cj ~ (f-j;(/~ pr:r-U-/ .1(7 ~ '-;-;/~/"Cf -7YX ~ St1(n -f: _p_n-;?0 lL<J§ J7ll?:J yv1'!Jq(;?flf/ ·nt//f ~ -rtJ 7 Y l-fl l}u I ?'_;I _j Of1 5 P(!1 1·1 rfL;-1 -p::z,/7' p,,a 7 -r;q Cl .P-177(}_ · S ny S I YJ/3 v _4 ?vcJ r J. ? J7~~Jt7 r 'I rJ l~?-JY}) QJv_; hJ"cf .I_ · 7( r-ru Of s _11 crf S z; ~;:; v I )ur7 o·rp );J ;71 Yb ~tJ ~ff>l1l/ j()-J SJ.rf?-j~cl-n ln?? ~;€1('~,zJ75. · o 6-;-1 -7 o ~-f:rCJr:/ 7 ~ /cYl rrr(l d_i u _( >J :j -rYJd 1m JfS ~s 77~!{ JI, f!! @/1 b PrJ-n::7:J .PvolroJ T · h7JV 11/yJ /jycJ;y U(l sn1v1-:J-(YY(;J5 n; p:705 ,:JYV Jf O ):7 ~ /J{_{J J1uC'5 _50 _(~ ·)<7 p -f'l'10'2pl70? Uf-/ _ (!"}~/ /! ;rl7?1 ~Jc/ I pirno)P cl J u! 7.Jb'-V ?JJrJlAI CASE NUMBER : 18-0000066 1 ADDRESS 2 "A" SIDE 3 "A/B 11 CORNER 4 "B" SIDE 5 11 B11 SIDE 2 6 11 C" SIDE 7 11 C" SIDE 2 8 "C" SIDE 3 9 "D" SIDE 10 11 A/D" CORNER 11 FIRST FLOOR FLUE 12 FIRST FLOOR FIREPLACE 13 FIREPLACE CONTENTS 14 FIRST FLOOR LIVING/FIREPLACE 15 SHUTOFF 16 BASEMENT FIREPLACE 17 OTHER SIDE OF BASEMENT FP 18 BAS EM ENT FP NO CONTENTS 19 BASEMENT CLOSED FLUE 20 USED EXTINGUISHER 21 USED EXTINGUISHER 2 22 TWO USED EXTINGUISHERS 23 ATTIC FP CHASE AND FLUES 24 UPPER ATTIC CHASE DAMAGE 25 CHASE DAMAGE 26 CHASE DAMAGE 2 27 CHASE DAMAGE 3 28 BURNDOWN INSIDE CHASE 29 INTERIOR CHASE 30 FLUES 31 INSIDE CHASE LOOKING UP 32 TOP CHASE DAMAGE 33TOPCHASEDAMAGE2 34 TOP CHASE DAMAGE 3 35 ATTIC OVERALL DAMAGE 36 ATTIC OVERALL DAMAGE 2 37 SECOND FLR CEILING TO ATTIC 38 2ND FLR DMGE FROM CEILING Investigator: A Fortner Fire Marshal Review: ML Marietta Milton Fire Department Fire Investigation Photo Log (Gray areas on form are writeab le) 39 1ST FLR FIREBOX FROM REAR 40 BREAKER BOX 41 BREAKER BOX 2 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 Date of Incident: 8-Jan-18 ------- 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 11 0 111 112 113 114 Date: 1/8/2018 Date : 16-Jan-18 ' 0 No Text 7 ,o --- I~ A mom 'Am -cA No Text No Text Is R +�4 25 ab I • po. 16t ." , No Text ��M1� .+ f + 1 y 14� 35 �ko r { r 1 t INN i • Wim'' k � i * 3 Y •{� ,y L 1 •{ 4�l � �r I R 7 IIII��N1111111��1111 11�11�1�1111�11111�11 • TIMIC haw lot In 9 IN/111111111111,. , W.