Residents of a Simi Valley neighborhood are unhappy with the fact that waste from the Lineage Logistics warehouse fire is being brought to the local landfill. According to Lineage, the waste from the June blaze, which burned 80 million pounds of food in the 500,000-square-foot East L.A.
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Simi Valley residents now dealing with stench from Lineage fire's food waste
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Simi Valley residents say Lineage warehouse fire waste being brought to their landfill is causing foul odors
Residents said the stench is especially noticeable when afternoon sundowner winds sweep through the neighborhood, while some have also reported an increase in flies.
The smell of the waste from Lineage’s Boyle Heights warehouse is now causing headaches for some people all the way in Ventura County. Neighbors in Simi Valley said they’ve been dealing with the stench of the waste from the Lineage fire that was dumped at the Simi Valley Landfill.
Residents of a Simi Valley neighborhood are unhappy with the fact that waste from the Lineage Logistics warehouse fire is being brought to the local landfill. According to Lineage, the waste from the June blaze, which burned 80 million pounds of food in the 500,000-square-foot East L.A.
Simi Valley residents say Lineage warehouse fire waste being brought to their landfill is causing foul odors | Since Then
