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Does the community you live in have zoning? In my community, property zoned single family does not allow home businesses that generate more then 3 visitors per day. Check your community regulations.
At minimum talk to your landlord about the problem, explain that if it can't be corrected you will have to move.
THIS ^^^.
You need to check with the city codes office to see if commercial businesses are allowed to operate in residential homes/areas.
It may not be allowed, regardless of whether or not it was operating when you moved in.
from your responses i can see you either did not fully read my post or did not bother to understand it.
Either way, yes they do conduct buisness out side of buisness hours. the shops hours are 7am till 4pm and they occasionally get there around 6am thru 6:30am and bang around make a lot of noise as to wake me up. as well i said people are there at night an occasionally doing the same thing banging around making noise, this would be well after the 4pm close time. some times as late as 12:00am.
Perhaps i should have been more clear as well, my lease is over already 6 months was the time line. when i first moved in it was not operating for a few days. they were doing some minor renovating apparently while i was at work. So no i had no idea they were even an operating buisness and my land lord failed to mention that to me before i moved in, i did not ask how ever either.
I do plan to discuss it with my land lord. and frankly i do think it reasonable for them them to be expected to keep the noise down at the very least to install some noise canceling wall things i forget what they are there little cone shape things that studio's use. I sure didn't ask for them to run a business in a residential area. see below for Washington state noise ordinance.
Please re-read before you post, you folks have way to much anger and apparently didn't fully read or comprehend what i wrote at the beginning.
As well i posted what there Required to keep the noise level at 45 decibels during the hours of 10pm till 7am this is Washington state LAW 173-60-030. During other hours, 7am till 9:59pm there again by state law required As are all of you in Washington to not exceed 60 decibels. You all seem to have completely not read that part either.
As well COULD Does not mean people will do something, nor does it imply that its What i had intended, people get defensive, clearly. you can see that from your own posts.
As well i posted what there Required to keep the noise level at 45 decibels during the hours of 10pm till 7am this is Washington state LAW 173-60-030. During other hours, 7am till 9:59pm there again by state law required As are all of you in Washington to not exceed 60 decibels. You all seem to have completely not read that part either.
Do you have any idea about statutory decibel levels? Even to bring that up as it applies to a barking dog is beyond ludicrous. Move.
I'd just politely ask if they can try to keep their dog's barking down in the morning because you work late nights and usually aren't in bed until past midnight.
I also would get earplugs and see if that helps you.
I would move.
End of problem.
You rent, so why not just leave?
That is the beauty of renting, and trust
me, life is too short not to simplify your life
in any way you can.
I'd just politely ask if they can try to keep their dog's barking down in the morning because you work late nights and usually aren't in bed until past midnight.
I also would get earplugs and see if that helps you.
It's a dog grooming business; how do you suggest they keep the dogs quiet?
My groomer tries to schedule her clients in small batches to keep the noise and chaos down, but it doesn't always work out that way. There's always dogs barking, phones ringing, blow dryers going and people coming and going...it's not a quiet business. The OP should've rented next to an insurance office.
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