Bikes at sewage plant

[Tri Girl]

Sounds good to me.
Although I wonder if you ever get over the smell....

[tulip]

Sounds good to me.
Although I wonder if you ever get over the smell....

If it's working right, it doesn't smell.

[malkin]

I thought you were a librarian?!
I must have you mixed up with someone else.

[PamNY]

Shootingstar, it's great that they have bikes. You might suggest adult kick scooters, too. I don't know which ones are available in Canada, but they might be simpler to use and less expensive than bikes.

We have a state park built atop a sewage plant. There is occasionally a little odor, but most of the time, it isn't smelly at all.

[shootingstar]

There are odor control mechanisms and systems when sewer water is treated at the newer built facilities.

My role covers more knowledge/document/content management which still uses librarian skills/training (alot of my colleagues are in these areas now).....my jobs have taken me into fire stations, courthouses, construction site trailers, etc. where clients work and use/access their info.

Pam, there must be other several examples of plants disguised cleverly. One of ours even has a tree farm...onsite to provide tree saplings to local parks owned by the municipality. Land won't be used yet for expansion for another 20 yrs. So might as well make good use of empty land.

[OakLeaf]

The (older) plants near me ALWAYS smell. It's just worse on some days than others. I can't believe that they're always malfunctioning?

[Kiwi Stoker]

A friend of mine used to run a oil terminal/storage facility.
She got a fleet of bikes for her staff to get around on for doing checks etc.
Much safer than vehicles.