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The
smell that was present last year, adjacent to the entrance to Kilcullen
Business Campus, has returned. It might be gas or sewage, I'm not sure. It could
be sewer gas released from a vent.
There's a mark on the road surface, extending from one side of the road to the other, where it was re-tarmacked after a service was laid. So that may be where the gas or sewer line runs under the road. The smell is coming from the area where this service enters the business campus, behind the timber fence to the right of the main gate.
My sense of smell has deteriorated because of COVID, so maybe someone could confirm if the can smell anything?
There's a mark on the road surface, extending from one side of the road to the other, where it was re-tarmacked after a service was laid. So that may be where the gas or sewer line runs under the road. The smell is coming from the area where this service enters the business campus, behind the timber fence to the right of the main gate.
My sense of smell has deteriorated because of COVID, so maybe someone could confirm if the can smell anything?
I'll
have a look at the Gas Networks Ireland map to see where the gas line
enters the site. I rang either John Craddock Ltd or Murphy Geospatial
last year, can't remember which, to enquire whether there's a management
company for the business campus. But I was told there isn't.
Is it council owned?
Another
possibility is that there's a sump (a holding tank, that acts as a
reservoir for sewage until the sewers can take it) near the entrance and
this has a vent that releases sewer gas, just like a septic tank.
