Comments for What is that smell? http://www.whatisthatsmell.net Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 10 Mar 2010 02:04:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 Comment on The Smell of Death: New Home for the Rendering Plant? by Chris Yatooma http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2008/08/13/the-smell-of-death-new-home-for-the-rendering-plant/#comment-34 Chris Yatooma Thu, 23 Apr 2009 03:42:52 +0000 http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2008/08/13/the-smell-of-death-new-home-for-the-rendering-plant/#comment-34 When will this smelly madness end and why hasn't our county board representative supervisor Nottolli attempted to regulate the hours that the plant can render? We want to open the windows and shut off the AC but the smell prevents this. Can we get a meeting with county to discuss regulating the damn plant? When will this smelly madness end and why hasn’t our county board representative supervisor Nottolli attempted to regulate the hours that the plant can render? We want to open the windows and shut off the AC but the smell prevents this. Can we get a meeting with county to discuss regulating the damn plant?

]]> Comment on Plant Manager Bill Eckstein by echowood http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-33 echowood Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:57:09 +0000 http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-33 Suckers. The ring of fire: rendering plant to the south, Mather Field to the west, Aerojet and the former McDonnell Douglas properties to the north, Kiefer Landfill to the east. Anatolia stuck smack dab in the middle of all the action. Nice work AKT. No one noticed this? Did anyone do their homework before buying? After the rendering plant battle is concluded, which do you take on next? The rendering plant is the easiest target because you can SMELL it; but it's easily the least dangerous. Suckers. The ring of fire: rendering plant to the south, Mather Field to the west, Aerojet and the former McDonnell Douglas properties to the north, Kiefer Landfill to the east. Anatolia stuck smack dab in the middle of all the action. Nice work AKT. No one noticed this? Did anyone do their homework before buying? After the rendering plant battle is concluded, which do you take on next? The rendering plant is the easiest target because you can SMELL it; but it’s easily the least dangerous.

]]> Comment on Plant Manager Bill Eckstein by chesnokov http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-29 chesnokov Fri, 01 Aug 2008 07:27:38 +0000 http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-29 From last saturday smell just nasty eveneengs and nights. Its so bad that my family wakes up at night because it's impossible to breath. From last saturday smell just nasty eveneengs and nights. Its so bad that my family wakes up at night because it’s impossible to breath.

]]> Comment on Plant Manager Bill Eckstein by ueclark http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-28 ueclark Sun, 27 Jul 2008 04:10:20 +0000 http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-28 Throughout this summer we have smelled the rendering plant on many evenings between 8 - 10 pm, just when you want to be outside and enjoy cooling after the day's heat. the first summer we were here, I did not notice the smell nearly as often (2005) now, it is most nights I decide to be outside and/or open the windows. Throughout this summer we have smelled the rendering plant on many evenings between 8 - 10 pm, just when you want to be outside and enjoy cooling after the day’s heat. the first summer we were here, I did not notice the smell nearly as often (2005) now, it is most nights I decide to be outside and/or open the windows.

]]> Comment on Plant Manager Bill Eckstein by tinahess http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-27 tinahess Sat, 19 Jul 2008 16:04:27 +0000 http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-27 About 4 years ago, while having dinner at the Sloughhouse Inn, I met several men who were supposedly working on the rendering plant odor abatement project. What happened? The odor/air is no less putrid than it was before this project. About 4 years ago, while having dinner at the Sloughhouse Inn, I met several men who were supposedly working on the rendering plant odor abatement project. What happened? The odor/air is no less putrid than it was before this project.

]]> Comment on Plant Manager Bill Eckstein by jjhelfrick http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-24 jjhelfrick Sat, 17 Nov 2007 02:28:44 +0000 http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-24 This is getting to be ridiculous!!!I can't even enjoy a nice evening in my backyard..... No wonder I never see any children outside playing. I would like to know who is going to pay the future medical bills that we'll all get for having some mysterious illness?!?! I too would also like to know why the smell has all of the sudden returned? This is getting to be ridiculous!!!I can’t even enjoy a nice evening in my backyard….. No wonder I never see any children outside playing. I would like to know who is going to pay the future medical bills that we’ll all get for having some mysterious illness?!?! I too would also like to know why the smell has all of the sudden returned?

]]> Comment on Plant Manager Bill Eckstein by LeoR http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-23 LeoR Sat, 17 Nov 2007 02:21:50 +0000 http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-23 The odor is in the air now, it's Friday at 6pm. Still weaker than it's been but it has not reached the primetime of 8pm yet. We were told by the builder that the odor would be "infrequent" and typically only during the really hot months. As others have noted it's quite frequent, almost always at dinner time 6-10 Friday thru Sunday when noone is at the plant. Midnight to 4 or 5 would perfect for crowd control. The odor is in the air now, it’s Friday at 6pm. Still weaker than it’s been but it has not reached the primetime of 8pm yet. We were told by the builder that the odor would be “infrequent” and typically only during the really hot months. As others have noted it’s quite frequent, almost always at dinner time 6-10 Friday thru Sunday when noone is at the plant. Midnight to 4 or 5 would perfect for crowd control.

]]> Comment on Plant Manager Bill Eckstein by dickie3 http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-22 dickie3 Thu, 15 Nov 2007 22:43:43 +0000 http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-22 I agree that Halloween was a nasty night for the poor kids. On the plus side, I have noticed that the smell has not been bad the last couple of months. Is the plant doing something different? I agree that Halloween was a nasty night for the poor kids.

On the plus side, I have noticed that the smell has not been bad the last couple of months. Is the plant doing something different?

]]> Comment on Plant Manager Bill Eckstein by Chris Toy http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-21 Chris Toy Thu, 01 Nov 2007 02:56:10 +0000 http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-21 It's Halloween night- a great time to take kids around the neighborhood, answer the door to give out treats, and meet some more neighbors. Instead, we are being treated to an overpowering stench of death. I know, it is Halloween, but it's only supposed to be IMAGINARY! Thanks for making this the most unpleasant holiday experience of my life. I'm glad to read that so many others came and visited their home before moving in, and NEVER smelled a thing- we were out at least 20 times at various times of day, week, etc. Not a scent. Then we get our keys... Amen- THEY LIED! It’s Halloween night- a great time to take kids around the neighborhood, answer the door to give out treats, and meet some more neighbors. Instead, we are being treated to an overpowering stench of death. I know, it is Halloween, but it’s only supposed to be IMAGINARY! Thanks for making this the most unpleasant holiday experience of my life. I’m glad to read that so many others came and visited their home before moving in, and NEVER smelled a thing- we were out at least 20 times at various times of day, week, etc. Not a scent. Then we get our keys… Amen- THEY LIED!

]]> Comment on Plant Manager Bill Eckstein by jjhelfrick http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-20 jjhelfrick Thu, 20 Sep 2007 16:09:01 +0000 http://www.whatisthatsmell.net/2006/08/24/plant-manager-bill-eckstein/#comment-20 We too spent 500k to live in this smelly village and are starting to regret it! Not only is it smelly and unhealthy, but very embarrassing to have family and friends over. I would like to know what last nights Oder was!?!?!? It was like a very overpowering harsh cleansing Oder! The smell started about 11p.m. last night and lingered on until this morning. We too spent 500k to live in this smelly village and are starting to regret it! Not only is it smelly and unhealthy, but very embarrassing to have family and friends over.

I would like to know what last nights Oder was!?!?!?
It was like a very overpowering harsh cleansing Oder! The smell started about 11p.m. last night and lingered on until this morning.

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