That Smell in Tangerine, Florida and Nearby Neighborhoods

I talked to Rose Kelley at Code Enforcement today and, although they would have liked to have all input for the hearing 24 hours in advance, you can still send a letter for the hearing.  The e-mail address is coderesearch@ocfl.net. Please include your address in your e-mail.  You don't have to speak to write a letter.  The hearing starts at 9 am tomorrow. The agenda is below and the Shelley's are the first four items on the agenda. If you wish to attend virtually or by phone or to speak, this link tells you how to do it.  Note: to see samples of letters submitted for the hearing click here.

For Zellwood, Tangerine, Surrounding Neighborhoods May 6, 2020 We Have Odor Reports Today Zero Days Without an Odor Report A Note From the Editor We are now able to report odors to the FDEP online. We still need to send an e-mail or call Orange County to report to them. Orange County is working on having an online system to report and it was supposed to be up this week. The virus is slowing things down.  Odor Reports Call and write e-mails when you smell the odors.  Don't give up, that is what the offending businesses want us to do. The e-mail list is located at the bottom of the page.  Online Odor Reporting for FDEP Online Odor Reporting for Orange County (under construction) Letters and Correspondence Sent to:  Maria Repass (EPD Complaints), Commissioner Christine Moore (County Commission), Robert Spivey (Zoning) Katherine Marsh (Commissioner Moore's office) Ashley Gardner (FDEP), Elizab...

For Zellwood, Tangerine, Surrounding Neighborhoods April 13, 2020 Hot off of the Press Please continue to call and e-mail about your concerns regarding this issue. ZELLWOOD, MT. DORA AND TANGERINE ODORS UPDATE April 13, 2020 As part of Orange County Government’s response to complaints concerning objectionable odors in the Zellwood, Mt. Dora and Tangerine areas, we are providing updates as new information becomes available. This is a complex issue and both Orange County and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) are investigating, providing co mpliance assistance, and pursuing enforcement actions to address the odors and bring local facilities into compliance with county and state rules, regulations and permit requirements. Latest actions and information Anuvia Florida LLC: Orange County’s Environmental Protection Division (EPD) issued a Consent Agreement to Anuvia on March 13, 2020, for violating mul...