‘Operations May Result In Unpleasant Odours’
The Biannual Septage Waste Disposal Operations “may result in unpleasant odours being experienced in the residential areas surrounding the Marsh Folly Composting Facility,” the Ministry has advised.
A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Public Works advises that during the week of 22 November 2021, it will conduct its Biannual Septage Waste Disposal Operations.
“These operations may result in unpleasant odours being experienced in the residential areas surrounding the Marsh Folly Composting Facility. Despite this, the Ministry assures there is no environmental risk to area residents.
“For the public’s reference, the operations process involves the Tynes Bay Septage Receiving Facility collecting residential and commercial cesspit waste from around the Island. Every six months, the facility is required to remove these waste solids and transport them to Marsh Folly in accordance with regulations set by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. The best health and safety and environmental practices are used while executing these procedures.
“The Ministry apologises in advance for any unpleasant odours that may arise and thank the public for their patience, cooperation, and understanding while these necessary works are conducted.”
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