FLORIDA — In a video posted on Facebook, Joe Graham from Air Compliance is writing a complaint form for “objectionable odor” from a man’s property where he was barbecuing.
A neighbor living across the street called to complain, as she has apparently done many times before, according to the Free Thought Project.
Pinellas County code provides, according to its website:
Commercial barbecue cookers are not exempt from causing a nuisance odor. If a sufficient number of complaints, representing different households, are reported and an Inspector witnesses the problem, they can issue a Warning Letter.
