[Bay Kid]

I thought this was a landfill for wood and construction debris, not home garbage? Played these courses several times and no real smell, just noise.

[ROCKETMAN]

Friends of ours have lived in the villas just down the street from Morse on Pinellis place. They have lived there 10 years with no smell. When they take a walk to that intersection they say some days you can smell it.

[airstreamingypsy]

Originally Posted by Gpsma

Some people may argue…but irregardless is not a proper word…should use regardless.

But your from NYC….your pronunciations and grammar are wrong…

So where can we find good halal chicken and rice or good hot dogs…irregardless of the yokels here

When correcting someone's grammar I suggest you learn the difference between your and you're, since you used it wrong not once, but twice.

[Mistymom]

Originally Posted by Ham_and_Cheese

Looking at a home listing near Pinellas Pl and Morse Blvd and noticed that there is a landfill nearby

Anyone in the area have any input on smells or noise from the landfill?

If you are talking about the one behind Moyer Rec Center, this landfill is for building construction and plant debris, not household garbage.
I live on Wise Way in Pine Hills and can see it from my house. I've never noticed an odor in the 2 1/2 years that we've been here, however we have noticed that our Lanai becomes very dirty because we live on the east side of it and the wind is predominantly from the west.

[kendi]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

In my vocabulary irregardless is a proper word.

Lol. Putting a “BOOM” after a comment reminds me of people who laugh at their own jokes when no one else thinks it’s funny.

[ProfZ]

We live about a quarter of a mile away in the Village of Sanibel - for 11+ years. We have never smelled bad odors from the dump during the day; once in a rare moon we get drift of a smoke odor from burning there which must take place during the evening and/or night hours. The convenience of this general location far outweighs an occasional night-time smoke smell.

[virtualcynthia]

Coleman prison complex has 5 prisons.

[Airdaddy]

Originally Posted by Ham_and_Cheese

Looking at a home listing near Pinellas Pl and Morse Blvd and noticed that there is a landfill nearby

Anyone in the area have any input on smells or noise from the landfill?

It's not that type of dump. It's for construction material. There are 3 executive courses and 1 champion course that are right near there. There is no smell and it soon will be filled up. Your mill tax rate is higher east of mourse than west. East it is .16 and west it is .10.5 that's about 3k more for a 500k house. Good luck

[3105boy]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

In my vocabulary irregardless is a proper word.

Is irregardless a word?
Yes. It may not be a word that you like, or a word that you would use in a term paper, but irregardless certainly is a word. It has been in use for well over 200 years, employed by a large number of people across a wide geographic range and with a consistent meaning. That is why we, and well-nigh every other dictionary of modern English, define this word. Remember that a definition is not an endorsement of a word’s use.

[Dlbonivich]

I didn’t know that trees and bushes got stinky. There is no garbage in that landfill just yard waste

[jparsoneau@aol.com]

Well, as always, there are many different answers. That contradicts each others. One thing that nobody said is what about resale value if you’re concerned about it what about the people buying your house when you sell it will they be concerned about it to?
I would never buy next to a landfill or a sewage treatment plant or anything of the kind unless it was a substantial discount, and probably not even then

[Indydealmaker]

Landfill for shrubs and trees.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Gpsma

Some people may argue…but irregardless is not a proper word…should use regardless.

But your from NYC….your pronunciations and grammar are wrong…

So where can we find good halal chicken and rice or good hot dogs…irregardless of the yokels here

Some people may argue... but your is not the proper word... you should have used "you're"...

Glass houses and stones and all...

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

So there you have it. The OPs question has been answered

Exactly... Personally, I've never noticed a smell when playing any of those courses...

[Ecuadog]

I am living in a Adult 55+ Pedant community.