Odor complaints from people who live near Lexington sewage treatment plants have led Mayor Linda Gorton to pay 75-thousand dollars to a Louisville company to figure out the problem. Charles Martin is the director of the city’s Division of Water. He said complaints are off the charts over the last month, particularly near the Town Branch and Brannon Crossing plants.
“I have spent the last three weeks really kind of trying to find the open window so to speak, you know, what is it that is or the one or two things that are that are it and as I plug the one hole in the dike, then other ones pop up.”
