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No PP but stone cutting facility causing Noise Pollution of 100+ decibels daily

  • 12-09-2024 5:15pm
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1


    Anyone had experience of District Court, seeking a cessation after years of Noise and Air Pollution. Stone cutting facility is un-licensed, doesn’t have planning permission and is 40 feet from our home, so we’re enduring 100+ dB of machinery noise, six days a week, 8am to 5 pm.
    Several enormous machines work daily, in addition to hand held angle-grinders causing chaos. Machines have reversing sirens, so they’re blaring from 8 am each day.

    Operators deny its a business and told Council its Hard Landscaping of the garden.. for years. Council refuse to take Enforcement.

    Do we have any rights?



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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,980 ✭✭✭Oscar_Madison


    No experience but I’ve seen very positive outcomes in newspapers through the years - - had neighbour noise issues a few decades ago now and was about to head there when they sold up - record everything - dates times level of noise if you can and most importantly IMPACT on you and people in your house - package it all up and go to district court- it will be evaluated by the clerk I think first - but you don’t need a solicitor but obviously it could help - but…..no harm in writing to the people making the noise first outlining the impact on you - if they don’t cooperate (which I hope they don’t) then you’ll pretty much get a court ruling in your favour which will help you .

    Sounds like you have years of evidence already - legislation has tightened in this area in recent years is my understanding - don’t let the bastards literally grind you down - you’re entitled to peace in your home - good luck.



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