Summary
American Fork is taking a local compost facility to court to finally deal with those constant, nasty smells. The city is stepping up to make sure residents don't have to deal with industrial odors ruining their neighborhoods anymore.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayer money is being used to fund this lawsuit, but the city hopes it prevents long-term property value drops caused by the stench.
Local residents who have been dealing with the smell will finally get some relief if the city wins.
The compost facility owners are on the hook for legal fees and potential operational changes.
Mentions & discussions (3)
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Mayor silences cheers as Booker announces lawsuit against AF Police
Rob Shelton | American Fork Citizen At the August 11 public hearing on a proposed property tax increase, Mayor Brad Frost made an unusual request. “We don’t need claps. We don’t need cheers,” Frost told the packed council chamber. “I’m asking you not...
Mayor silences cheers as Booker announces lawsuit against AF Police
Mayor silences cheers as Booker announces lawsuit against AF Police AF Citizen
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