洛杉矶一家冷库仓库6月发生大火后，业主Lineage Logistics在清理工作尚未完成的情况下提交了重建许可申请，遭到市长Karen Bass的严厉批评1。火灾遗留了85百万磅腐烂食物，导致周边社区面临鼠患、苍蝇和恶臭问题1。
市长Bass表示："我不敢相信他们在还没清理自己制造的烂摊子时就想开始重建。这是对被迫承受无责任公司行为后果的家庭的公然侮辱。"1洛杉矶公共卫生部自7月25日起对Lineage展开罚款，指控其未解决设施的"潜在"问题，单次罚款上限为每天2000美元1。过去一周内已开出6张罚单，罚款总计4500美元，原因包括不卫生条件和害虫防控措施不力1。
7月28日的检查报告显示现场发现有机废物、淤泥和食物残渣积累，并在现场发现近200只活的或死的苍蝇1。Lineage Logistics声称已于7月25日清理了燃烧区域的食物废物1。
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass condemned Lineage Logistics' decision to submit a reconstruction permit application just one month after a June warehouse fire, before cleanup efforts were finished.1 "I cannot believe they want to begin rebuilding before they have cleaned up the mess they created,"1 the mayor stated. "This is an outright insult to families forced to bear the consequences of an irresponsible company's actions."1
The June fire at the cold storage facility left 85 million pounds of rotting food, creating severe conditions for nearby residents including rodent infestations, fly swarms, and persistent odors.1 An inspection report from July 28 documented accumulation of organic waste, sludge, and food debris, with nearly 200 live or dead flies found on site.1 Lineage claimed it had cleared food waste from the burned area as of July 25.1
The Los Angeles Public Health Department began issuing citations to Lineage on July 25, imposing fines with a daily penalty cap of $2,000 for failure to address unsanitary conditions and pest control issues at the facility.1 Within one week, six citations totaling $4,500 had been issued for hygiene violations and pest management failures.1
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