[ricthemic]

Originally Posted by chuckinca

I think you need to check your unit prices.

We normally use about 150 gallons of potable water a day. Times 30 days = 4,500 gallons. Times $1.66 per gallon = $7,470 per month for potable water plus other fees. NOT!


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$1.66 per 1000 gallons not per gallon

[rshoffer]

It seems like all the water spewing out of the sprinklers along 466A also has that horrible smell. Oh well, I got used to the smell from the "honey-wagons" spreading cow manure in Pa. (actuall got to like that earthy smell!)

[Yoda]

Originally Posted by 784caroline

What I dont understand is that if the smell is that bad ..and it can be....why the residents dont get together and speak up. For all the stuff people complain about, this one I think is serious and effects your quality of life.

I mean who would buy a house in that area if they get a wiff of that stuff.

what villages is this perfume factory near?

Yoda

[graciegirl]

It has been HOT and algae grows in water that isn't moving. It grows in my fishpond and there is a fountain in it that recycles it all of the time. Algae stinks.

The price of the water in TV is so much less than the water in our Cincinnati suburb!

[Whalen]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

It has been HOT and algae grows in water that isn't moving. It grows in my fishpond and there is a fountain in it that recycles it all of the time. Algae stinks.

The price of the water in TV is so much less than the water in our Cincinnati suburb!

Sorry GG,
The aroma was there before it got hot, in fact it's worse after a rain.
This smell is not algae.
I would pay a few extra bucks for water that doesn't smell like a raw sewage.

rshoffer,
Manure earthy
Sewage not

[Mintjulep]

We played Bacall yesterday til the rain got too heavy, and the air was seriously stinky there.
Maybe the rain does make it worse!
I'd never noticed the smell there before...