Posted by nick m on June 01, 2014 at 09:11:16 from (70.210.66.180):
Directly across the road from me is an old building that used to be a small meat processing company. The owner decided to retire and sell last year. An established rendering company bought it. They have another location west of here. They are very nice hard working people, BUT my problem is this. Every since they bought it, the nasty smell of rotting corpses comes and goes. It's usually the strongest at night, when I like to turn the air off and open the windows. It's just not possible. The stench down right nasty. I'm used to the normal county smells. I normally have steers, the neighbors spread manure on fields all around me, and there's even a chicken farm we catch wind of now and then. This is just rotten. People stop to visit and it's the first thing they bring up. Is there anything I can do about this or am I screwed?
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