Orchard Hills 3 Residents Smelt Odor From All American Asphalt
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That?s why I previously mentioned allegedly.
Thanks for the update, but I think the city should provide more information. They should send residents charts or records of each day of the air quality for weeks and months. Just promising they will keep an eye on is like a safe political statement that pretty much does nothing for the residents.
If this is on Wechat, does that mean all the Chinese owners are going to sell soon before the rumor spreads? Or that they will stop buying in the area? Mass exodus and lower new home sales is good for everyone else that wants to move into the area since it could be an imaginary odor? >
On the flip side, if this is being reported on multiple platforms by multiple people, there's something going on with an odor, maybe the Asphalt company, maybe it's something else...let us know when those in the area find out.
On the flip side, if this is being reported on multiple platforms by multiple people, there's something going on with an odor, maybe the Asphalt company, maybe it's something else...let us know when those in the area find out.
irvinehomeowner
Well-known member
Is this Slowdown 2.0? 
akkord said:If this is on Wechat, does that mean all the Chinese owners are going to sell soon before the rumor spreads? Or that they will stop buying in the area? Mass exodus and lower new home sales is good for everyone else that wants to move into the area since it could be an imaginary odor? >
On the flip side, if this is being reported on multiple platforms by multiple people, there's something going on with an odor, maybe the Asphalt company, maybe it's something else...let us know when those in the area find out.
That?s why I previously mentioned allegedly.
I submitted a complaint to AQMD this morning about the asphalt smell from this morning and they checked it out later this morning. The representative left me a voice mail to let me know that they issued a "public nuisance" violation for this issue and are in the process of issuing 2 more violations. She didn't specify who or where these violations were issued to though. She did say to report odors immediately so they can check it out when they happen. I used the link that Kings posted earlier in this thread:https://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,16563.msg354733.html#msg354733
curious george
Member
How can everyone 'see' it's not true?
if it's a smell?
if it's a smell?
winterblues
Member
Received this on my NextDoor feed from City of Irvine:
Public Information Officer Melissa Haley
City of Irvine
Asphalt Plant Odor
The City of Irvine has received multiple complaints about odor emanating from an asphalt plant in the Orchard Hills area. The City has investigated these complaints and notified the South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD), which has jurisdiction over these matters. AQMD has informed the City that notice has been issued to the plant operator and further action may be taken if the issue is not resolved.
?I understand the resident concerns regarding the plant and I want to assure you that City staff, with AQMD, will work diligently to address this problem swiftly," said Mayor Christina Shea.
The City will continue to work with AQMD and actively monitor the situation to protect the health and best interests of residents. Residents noticing any further odors are encouraged to contact AQMD by calling 1-800-CUT-SMOG (1-800-288-7664) or visit http://www.aqmd.gov/home/air-quality/complaints.
Public Information Officer Melissa Haley
City of Irvine
Asphalt Plant Odor
The City of Irvine has received multiple complaints about odor emanating from an asphalt plant in the Orchard Hills area. The City has investigated these complaints and notified the South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD), which has jurisdiction over these matters. AQMD has informed the City that notice has been issued to the plant operator and further action may be taken if the issue is not resolved.
?I understand the resident concerns regarding the plant and I want to assure you that City staff, with AQMD, will work diligently to address this problem swiftly," said Mayor Christina Shea.
The City will continue to work with AQMD and actively monitor the situation to protect the health and best interests of residents. Residents noticing any further odors are encouraged to contact AQMD by calling 1-800-CUT-SMOG (1-800-288-7664) or visit http://www.aqmd.gov/home/air-quality/complaints.
irvinehomeowner
Well-known member
Go Yelly!!
winterblues said:
Thanks for the update, but I think the city should provide more information. They should send residents charts or records of each day of the air quality for weeks and months. Just promising they will keep an eye on is like a safe political statement that pretty much does nothing for the residents.