[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by BoatRatKat

After nearly 2 solid months of a very strong sewage smell, there was no odor today! I just posted this tread yesterday...TV works fast!!

DBussone said it wasn't owned by The Villages.

No one uses their turn signals or reads prior posts and MANY are worried about some palm fronds.

In every life some rain must fall. THE CUP is more than half full I say.

[Wiotte]

Originally Posted by BoatRatKat

After nearly 2 solid months of a very strong sewage smell, there was no odor today! I just posted this tread yesterday...TV works fast!!

Just passed there, still smells. Winds have shifted.


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[BoatRatKat]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

DBussone said it wasn't owned by The Villages.

No one uses their turn signals or reads prior posts and MANY are worried about some palm fronds.

In every life some rain must fall. THE CUP is more than half full I say.

I was kidding about TV working fast, not bashing them. I do read prior posts and I'm pretty sure if that dump was in your neck of the woods you'd be concerned about a few palm fronds too.

[kstew43]

Originally Posted by dbussone

China Gourmet on Colony Blvd

The current score from the health department is 64 - out of 100. And a letter grade of U. I counted 15 violations. 4 were intermediate, and 3 high priority.

You might want to have an ER physician accompany you next time you go.

Source: What the Health Florida, from the App Store

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China Gourmet....Lake Deaton Plaza.....is where we frequent.....we have never eaten at the Colony resturant...but that is good to know to never go to Colony for Chinese.

[jsw14]

Originally Posted by Wiotte

Just passed there, still smells. Winds have shifted.


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Sniff, sniff.. Don't send it my way

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by kstew43

China Gourmet....Lake Deaton Plaza.....is where we frequent.....we have never eaten at the Colony resturant...but that is good to know to never go to Colony for Chinese.

Good decision. Current score is 91. Or “A”


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[Nucky]

While we are speaking about bad odors does anyone know where the burning is going on of the tree debris that are being collected from The Villages?

[asianthree]

When we were looking at houses our rep steered us away from the area. That was our second house in 2012. So glad he did

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by fred53

There is no dump per se...it is rotting vegetation. All around Florida where trees/bushes/shrubs were torn from the ground have the same smell...get over it....

This has come up before. It is not rotting vegetation. It is construction debris in a dump. It's why one of the golf courses off Morse south of 466A has no homes built along it--there is a construction trash dump on the other side. Do a search on here, and you will find threads and posts. Drywall, for one, smells like rotting garbage as it disintegrates. There have been times when you could smell it from Colony all the way down to Pine Ridge.

It's not a "get over it" issue. And it's not fertilizer, milorganite, or anything being put on the golf courses... nothing has been put on the golf courses since Irma, and the smell is pretty bad right now.

[Wiotte]

It smells like sewer gas.


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[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Wiotte

It smells like sewer gas.


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Yes, it does.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by CFrance

This has come up before. It is not rotting vegetation. It is construction debris in a dump. There have been times when you could smell it from Colony all the way down to Pine Ridge. It's not a "get over it" issue.

Originally Posted by graciegirl

DBussone said it wasn't owned by The Villages.

CFrance said it's not a "get over it" issue.
I think those affected should figure out who owns the property; and
ask them what they're planning to do about the smell.
I assume the smell is worse because of refuse caused by Irma.

[manaboutown]

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[ricthemic]

Landfill supposedly for construction debri. So does an employee climb up on top of every dump truck to inspect or follow each truck and inspect the drop? Does Lake County inspect the site daily?
Recently a super market in TV had to throw away all the food due to power loss.. I hv no idea where it went and not saying it went here...

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by ricthemic

Landfill supposedly for construction debri. So does an employee climb up on top of every dump truck to inspect or follow each truck and inspect the drop? Does Lake County inspect the site daily?
Recently a super market in TV had to throw away all the food due to power loss.. I hv no idea where it went and not saying it went here...

Still a debris dump. Construction waste when it gets extremely wet and smell. Think about the amount of rain we had That would cause more issues than normal.

That was our major concern when looking at houses in that general area and are Real estate people both outside and inside TV suggested looking at a house elsewhere.