[nitehawk]

Originally Posted by villages07

There is no sewer treatment plant south of 466A.

All wastewater treatment for s of 466A is done at the facility near the Bacall golf course.

Originally Posted by graciegirl

O.K.

Then why wouldn't it smell all of the time. Posters are saying they could smell it last night and this morning?

Originally Posted by Warren Kiefer

The odor was so bad last week that while playing golf, I has to hold a towel over my face. The guys at the starter shack said the smell was from fertilizer. In a way I agree, but in my opinion the product being used was what we called sludge. Sludge is the solid wasts from the sewer treatment plants, it is spread onto a flat surface of land and allowed to dry. I recall people in out small Illinois town lining up with their pickup trucks for a load of the dried sludge which they would use as fertilizer.

I think you have the answer -- the sludge from the sewer treatment plant is dried and spread --- then when the sprinklers go off it wets the sludge and there is the smell

[The Buckeyes]

Sooooooooooo............after 5 pages does ANYONE have and answer rather than an opinion?

[nitehawk]

Originally Posted by The Buckeyes

Sooooooooooo............after 5 pages does ANYONE have and answer rather than an opinion?

Who cares - if you research it and find the real answer you will probably not be able to do anything about it --- but if you do research it and get the real answer please tell us - until then try making a guess like everyone else

[mulligan]

What you see spread on the courses is purchased from an outside source, and it is actually "baked " sludge. We do not use the sludge from our plant, it is shipped out for processing.

[nitehawk]

So it is someones else sludge --right ??

[graciegirl]

Are the best guesses or opinions or answers by;

A: People who live here?

B: People who don't live here?

C: Beats me.

By the way guys south of 466A...over by Morse, is it still there or is it gone so we can bury this horse?

[mulligan]

Originally Posted by nitehawk

So it is someones else sludge --right ??

yep !!

[Patty55]

Originally Posted by nitehawk

So it is someones else sludge --right ??

Oh, the irony is rich.

[Villageswimmer]

Originally Posted by mulligan

yep !!

Yep it's still there? yep it's gone? or yep we can bury the horse?

[janmcn]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Are the best guesses or opinions or answers by;

A: People who live here?

B: People who don't live here?

C: Beats me.

By the way guys south of 466A...over by Morse, is it still there or is it gone so we can bury this horse?

Maybe it's the dead horse that's causing the odor.

[Warren Kiefer]

Originally Posted by mulligan

what you see spread on the courses is purchased from an outside source, and it is actually "baked " sludge. We do not use the sludge from our plant, it is shipped out for processing.

it"s still human waste no matter if baked, broiled or deep fried. It could easily be seen on the course. We were walking in it, hitting our golf balls thru it and then picking up that same golf ball....mulligan, a duck is still a duck no matter how you dress it.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Warren Kiefer

it"s still human waste no matter if baked, broiled or deep fried. It could easily be seen on the course. We were walking in it, hitting our golf balls thru it and then picking up that same golf ball....mulligan, a duck is still a duck no matter how you dress it.

No one else has posted about this ****...I mean stuff. Are you sure you correctly identified it as poop? And People Poop??

Oh I can see what is coming........

[keithwand]

Kind of like Milwaukee's best Milorginite but with a hint of sulphur odor?

[perrjojo]

Originally Posted by The Buckeyes

Sooooooooooo............after 5 pages does ANYONE have and answer rather than an opinion?

I my OPINION, the answer is ..... NO!

[Duvalboomer]

Originally Posted by The Buckeyes

Sooooooooooo............after 5 pages does ANYONE have and answer rather than an opinion?

Once again, it is fish kill do to temperature inversion from all of the rain. I read an article in The Daily Sun (I think it was the Sun) several weeks back, that talked about the problem. The warm water on top of the ponds does not hold as much O2 and with all of the rain the warm water if forced to the bottom of the pond and the O2 rich cooler water is forced to the top and some of the fish die causing quite a stink