[Mean Daddy]

Reminds me of a story in Omaha where a housing development went in next to a hog farm and the neighbors sued because of the smell.

[DUMBGRUNT]

--"Reminds me of a story in Omaha where a housing development went in next to a hog farm and the neighbors sued because of the smell."

France still has many good things; deep into the article they mention this:

The Guardian also reported that French lawmakers recently passed legislation to keep the nation’s countryside as natural as possible by protecting “sensory heritage” — that is, the smells and sounds of local wildlife. “Living in the countryside implies accepting some nuisances,” Joël Giraud, the minister for rural life at the time of the law’s passing, said to lawmakers.

[mabarker1]

neighbors sued SUUU-EEEEed because of the smell.

[muir_redwoods]

“ Reminds me of a story in Omaha where a housing development went in next to a hog farm and the neighbors sued because of the smell.”

It happened in Manchester CT where a hog farm, in business for over fifty years, was forced out of business by new neighbors who knew about the smell before they moved in.