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Residents decry 24/7 trucking operation; county says citations and lien underway
Summary
Residents told the Madera County Board of Supervisors on Dec. 3 that a large trucking operation near residential streets is causing continuous noise, lights and environmental concerns; county officials said multiple citations are issued and a $20,000 lien is being recorded while an incomplete permit application remains under review.
Residents told the Board of Supervisors on Dec. 3 that an unpermitted, large trucking and trailer operation near Road 22 (and the broader Avenue 14/Highway 41 area) has generated continuous nighttime idling, lights shining into homes, dust, potential runoff and property‑maintenance problems that have reduced neighbors’ quality of life.
Speakers described repeated late‑night events, long periods of engine idling, use of compressors and light towers, and what they asserted to be washdown of vehicles on a porous aggregate base that could allow oils…
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