A，我在加拿大
B，我的房子是我買的
C，鄰居的房子是買來出租的，OWNER不住裏麵，隻有房客住
D，從來沒有與鄰居溝通過，不知道怎麽溝通，口頭還是書麵？
E，我還有其他房間，老公白天上班很忙晚上不能被打擾隻有去客房睡覺，客房和臥室朝向反麵，聽不見
F，雙方距離大約50米
老貓對加拿大的法律沒有任何概念,但是一般如果是在美國這一類蒂問題我們都會建議當事人應該先與屋主協商解決之道,同時因為這不是故意製造的噪音,一般的情況如果對方人為的噪音(如工具機的噪音或是電視,音響的聲音...)在晚間11點之後到隔日的清晨七點之前超過一定的標準(一般是85到110分貝以上)您可以要求對方改善或是停止,然而在您的情況對方的噪音並非人為加上雙方的距離超過150英尺以上,在法律上老貓認為您可能很難立即強勢要求對方一定需要更換或是提供維修.但是協商或許可以提供一個解決的方式,(如果您們願意負擔部份的費用...)
同時您們應該認真考慮更動臥室的安排或是加裝隔音的設備(在外牆加裝隔音板,增加外牆的高度來隔離噪音或是加裝雙層的玻璃窗之外).
當然您應該向當地的政府查一下誰負責噪音管理,加拿大的法令比較麻煩是聯邦與省之間有可能對於噪音的regulation有相當不同的規定,一個例子如下
Alberta, Canada - The legislated noise level for rural Alberta varies by residential density and how far away the dwellings are from heavily traveled roads or rail lines. If industry in Alberta locates near an isolated farmhouse, it's required to keep noise down to 40 dBA Leq at the property line, but it need only achieve 56 dBA in a townsite.
最後在您決定如何處理之前,建議請您參考這個資料
Governments up until the 1970s viewed noise as a "nuisance" rather than an environmental problem. In the United States there are federal standards for highway and aircraft noise; states and local governments typically have very specific statutes on building codes, urban planning and roadway development. In Canada and the EU there are few national, provincial, or state laws that protect against noise.
Noise laws and ordinances vary widely among municipalities and indeed do not even exist in some cities. An ordinance may contain a general prohibition against making noise that is a nuisance, or it may set out specific guidelines for the level of noise allowable at certain times of the day and for certain activities.
Most city ordinances prohibit sound above a threshold intensity from trespassing over property line at night, typically between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., and during the day restricts it to a higher sound level; however, enforcement is uneven. Many municipalities do not follow up on complaints. Even where a municipality has an enforcement office, it may only be willing to issue warnings, since taking offenders to court is expensive.
Many conflicts over noise pollution are handled by negotiation between the emitter and the receiver. Escalation procedures vary by country, and may include action in conjunction with local authorities, in particular the police. Noise pollution often persists because only five to ten percent of people affected by noise will lodge a formal complaint. Many people are not aware of their legal right to quiet and do not know how to register a complaint.
資料來源
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise_(environmental)
B，我的房子是我買的
C，鄰居的房子是買來出租的，OWNER不住裏麵，隻有房客住
D，從來沒有與鄰居溝通過，不知道怎麽溝通，口頭還是書麵？
E，我還有其他房間，老公白天上班很忙晚上不能被打擾隻有去客房睡覺，客房和臥室朝向反麵，聽不見
F，雙方距離大約50米
老貓對加拿大的法律沒有任何概念,但是一般如果是在美國這一類蒂問題我們都會建議當事人應該先與屋主協商解決之道,同時因為這不是故意製造的噪音,一般的情況如果對方人為的噪音(如工具機的噪音或是電視,音響的聲音...)在晚間11點之後到隔日的清晨七點之前超過一定的標準(一般是85到110分貝以上)您可以要求對方改善或是停止,然而在您的情況對方的噪音並非人為加上雙方的距離超過150英尺以上,在法律上老貓認為您可能很難立即強勢要求對方一定需要更換或是提供維修.但是協商或許可以提供一個解決的方式,(如果您們願意負擔部份的費用...)
同時您們應該認真考慮更動臥室的安排或是加裝隔音的設備(在外牆加裝隔音板,增加外牆的高度來隔離噪音或是加裝雙層的玻璃窗之外).
當然您應該向當地的政府查一下誰負責噪音管理,加拿大的法令比較麻煩是聯邦與省之間有可能對於噪音的regulation有相當不同的規定,一個例子如下
Alberta, Canada - The legislated noise level for rural Alberta varies by residential density and how far away the dwellings are from heavily traveled roads or rail lines. If industry in Alberta locates near an isolated farmhouse, it's required to keep noise down to 40 dBA Leq at the property line, but it need only achieve 56 dBA in a townsite.
最後在您決定如何處理之前,建議請您參考這個資料
Governments up until the 1970s viewed noise as a "nuisance" rather than an environmental problem. In the United States there are federal standards for highway and aircraft noise; states and local governments typically have very specific statutes on building codes, urban planning and roadway development. In Canada and the EU there are few national, provincial, or state laws that protect against noise.
Noise laws and ordinances vary widely among municipalities and indeed do not even exist in some cities. An ordinance may contain a general prohibition against making noise that is a nuisance, or it may set out specific guidelines for the level of noise allowable at certain times of the day and for certain activities.
Most city ordinances prohibit sound above a threshold intensity from trespassing over property line at night, typically between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., and during the day restricts it to a higher sound level; however, enforcement is uneven. Many municipalities do not follow up on complaints. Even where a municipality has an enforcement office, it may only be willing to issue warnings, since taking offenders to court is expensive.
Many conflicts over noise pollution are handled by negotiation between the emitter and the receiver. Escalation procedures vary by country, and may include action in conjunction with local authorities, in particular the police. Noise pollution often persists because only five to ten percent of people affected by noise will lodge a formal complaint. Many people are not aware of their legal right to quiet and do not know how to register a complaint.
資料來源
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise_(environmental)
選擇“Disable on www.wenxuecity.com”
選擇“don't run on pages on this domain”
