Noisy neighbors.  Where can I find the details of the noise ordinance in Baltimore County, Maryland.?
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info on Maryland 'noise pollution' below, or just check at maryland.gov
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She may not be aware of how loud it is and how thin the walls are.  I would knock on her door and in a friendly way, tell her the music is too loud and bothering you in your home.  Ask her to turn it down.\n\nIf this doesn't work and you do not get a positive response, call your local police department and ask what ordinances there are on noise and loud music.  If there are laws (be aware that this is going to piss off your neighbor), you can ask the police to speak with her.  Normally, they will warn her the first time.  \n\nIf she turns it up after they leave.... which inconsiderate people do, you can call them again.  If there is an ordinance, there is a consequence, such as a fine.\n\nBest Wishes,\n\nSue
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http://cityservices.baltimorecity.gov/charterandcodes/Digests/Digest%20-%20Crmnloffns.pdf
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I don't think you're breaking any noise ordinances...I say let them call the police and the police will tell your neighbour's that you are within the law.  Period.
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First report them to the landlord.If that does'nt work,and you don't want to confront them yourself,call the police.I wish you luck.I have the same problem here.My neighbor is a 21 yr old alcoholic who loves to party,and entertain friends from Thursday night to Monday morning.I have called the law 3 times this week,and all they do is come by ,and tell them to turn the music down.We are very quiet people,and the noise makes me very nervous.
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go to the county recorder\n\n:> peace\n.
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I suggest looking up either Alabama law or the city ordinances in teh city where the issues are occuring. I do not believe there are any County laws.
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Rude as hell. \nAny noise that is loud enough to disturb is a pollutant. Plus this behavior smacks of total disregard of other peoples comfort and should be fined/banned/beheaded (kidding :P)!
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Here is a sample letter that you can send to the owner:\n\n[Your Name]\n[Your Street or Mailing Address]\n[Your City, State & Zip Code information]\n\nVia Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested # [insert Certified Mail/Return Receipt Number here] \n  \n[Today's Date]\n\n\n[Name of Pet Owner/Homeowner--Resident]\n[Their mailing address]\n[City, State, Zip Code]\n \nRE: Ongoing nuisance caused by dog(s)\n \nDear [Name of Pet Owner]: \n\nI recognize that this may simply be a case of being unaware, but I must bring to your attention the ongoing nuisance created by your barking dogs at your residence address listed above. \n  \nMore specifically: Your pets have awakened me at all times of the night with their barking. This disturbance is not limited to nighttimes; the dogs continue to break the peace throughout the day when they're outside.\n\nI have consulted with the [insert name of police department/law enforcement agency here] about this situation.  According to [insert name of law enforcement official consulted], your pets are creating a potential liability for you, violating [name of city or municipality] Code Section [cite/insert actual code reference numbers here]: Nuisances Declared (Animal Noise); a [define type of infraction here; refer to other letter for clarification] that can carry a fine of up to [$ insert dollar amount here] for each offense. \n  \nIt's important to me to be a good neighbor; all I ask is a similar commitment from my fellow area residents. Whether I'm being awakened at 12 midnight on a weeknight or 6:30 am on a Sunday morning...or having to listen to their incessant barking at anybody and anything that walks by anytime throughout the day, I will not continue to be forced to endure this nuisance and ask you to please neutralize the situation at once. \n  \nPlease keep your pets under control or I'll be left with no other choice but to contact the police in order to insure these rights are protected and the peace restored.\n\n\nSincerely,\n\n[Sign your name here]\n\n[Insert Your Name Here] \n\n\nThe websites below are very helpful.  NO, they are not joke or fake websites.  The guy's name in Benjamin Dover, so Ben Dover for short.  Check them out!
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try looking on www.yell.com
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The county municipal code is at the site below, but I can't find anything about that. Specifically what are you thinking of?
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There are public records of this,\nCheck with your town hall, county gov't, and state.\nYou can also check the Law Bar to find out about complaints.
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You should probably start by discussing the issue with your neighbor. If that doesn't work, you can find the particulars for your community on www.findlaw.com.
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Get a small pocket recorder and tape them for a few months.\n\nKeep meticulous records of when each sound occurred.\n\nEdit the sounds onto a CD that can be played for the council.\n\nDo not retaliate by making noise yourself.\n\nI'm going through the same thing with my new downstairs neighbor.  He loves that salsa music!
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Try the library. Most library have either books that contain laws or access to Internet resources that will have law on file.\n\nYou could also try looking at the city's website. Cities will often have a link to municipal codes or other laws in the jurisdiction.
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That's a complicated question and the answer depends on the authority of your local zoning board. Is the area in the city limits or the county? What kind of zoning authority exists for that area?\n\nUsually the zoning authority is comprised of local elected officials or those appointed by the elected officials. the best place to voice your compliant is with your county commission or town council (depending on who has juristiction of the area in question) Most County Commissions and Town/City Councils have opportunities for public comment during public meetings. \n\nIf this is a true problem that is being contributed to by elected officials - the true punishment comes on voting day when the voters voice their concerns.
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All such slaries should be public information.  Contact your county clerk and ask.\n\nIf you can't get it there, go to the information desk of your public library.