Odor complaints prompt move of roadkill Dumpster

Complaints force move of roadkill Dumpster

JOHNS CREEK, Ga. -- City officials in an Atlanta suburb said they'll relocate a Dumpster used for discarding roadkill after complaints of dead-animal smells wafting from the receptacle. The Dumpster is on city-owned property behind businesses at a main intersection in Johns Creek. Business owner Tony Maurlanda said the smell can be overwhelming, especially on hot days. Johns Creek city spokesman Doug Nurse said the Dumpster will be moved to near a water reclamation area.

-- Associated Press