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Officials report hydrogen sulfide testing near Airplane Park shows largely low ambient levels
Summary
County staff updated the advisory board on odor complaints near Airplane Park and said weekly monitoring shows ambient hydrogen sulfide readings near zero after manhole resealing; manhole readings are higher but staff use confined‑space procedures for workers.
Orange County staff told the Sewer District No. 1 advisory board on March 18 that weekly hydrogen sulfide monitoring around the South Blooming Road/Airplane Park area has shown ambient readings generally in the range of 0 to 1.5 and that recent manhole resealing and municipal pump‑station repairs have helped reduce detectable odors.
Eric Kennedy, commissioner of the Department of Public Works, and Bob Grama, deputy commissioner, described a program of weekly letters to municipal operators and ongoing…
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