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T_Hip

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Hello,

A small company with a small parking lot (approx. 10 car parking capacity) routinely has someone blow dirt and dust from their parking lot, using a noisy gas powered leaf blower. This company is located in a residential area, and is surrounded by residential homes.

The dust clouds float right into my windows and covers everything in my house. I fix computers and have several PCs open (no walls on the PC chassis), and the components inside of the computers are covered with dust due to the dirt cloud kicked up by the leaf blower. There are absolutely no leafs on the parking lot in question.

I'm assuming leaf blowing IS legal and 3 hours of dirt blowing is not. 'Assuming' and 'Knowing' are 2 different things. Is it legal for the company in question to use the dirt blower, and is there anything we (myself and surrounding residents) can do to legally have this dirt blowing stopped.

If necessary, we can take time stamped video showing no leaves, a huge cloud of dirt and the time stamp will show the length of time this person is using blower in parking lot. If you cannot advise me, could you please point me towards a FREE Canadian law forum.

Thank you

T_Hip
 
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HomeGuru

Senior Member
Hello,

A small company with a small parking lot (approx. 10 car parking capacity) routinely has someone blow dirt and dust from their parking lot, using a noisy gas powered leaf blower. This company is located in a residential area, and is surrounded by residential homes.

The dust clouds float right into my windows and covers everything in my house. I fix computers and have several PCs open (no walls on the PC chassis), and the components inside of the computers are covered with dust due to the dirt cloud kicked up by the leaf blower. There are absolutely no leafs on the parking lot in question.

I'm assuming leaf blowing IS legal and 3 hours of dirt blowing is not. 'Assuming' and 'Knowing' are 2 different things. Is it legal for the company in question to use the dirt blower, and is there anything we (myself and surrounding residents) can do to legally have this dirt blowing stopped.

If necessary, we can take time stamped video showing no leaves, a huge cloud of dirt and the time stamp will show the length of time this person is using blower in parking lot. If you cannot advise me, could you please point me towards a FREE Canadian law forum.

Thank you

T_Hip

**A: this is a US Law site only. Although US has dust, Canada has more.
 

T_Hip

Junior Member
Canada has more

**A: this is a US Law site only. Although US has dust, Canada has more.

That is the stupidest answer I would have ever imagined coming from a law forum. I have found a Canadian Law Forum, thanks for help and also thanks another glaring example of some American smugness, More dust? lol.

Within the next decade, America is going to rely on Alberta. Quote: "With their oil, we are gonna' need them more then they need us..." you should step down from your pedestal and watch a 6 minute video: YouTube - Alberta Oil Sands featured on "60 Minutes"

Besides the Oil Sands, Your condescending remark was just plain rude.

Im SURE your not representative for ALL the good people of this forum but please discontinue email correspondence.

T_Hip
 

T_Hip

Junior Member
How Rude

**A: this is a US Law site only. Although US has dust, Canada has more.

That is the stupidest answer I would have ever imagined coming from a law forum. I have found a Canadian Law Forum, thanks for help and also thanks another glaring example of some American smugness, More dust? lol.

Within the next decade, America is going to rely on Alberta. Quote: "With their oil, we are gonna' need them more then they need us..." you should step down from your pedestal and watch a 6 minute video: YouTube - Alberta Oil Sands featured on "60 Minutes"

Besides the Oil Sands, Your condescending remark was just plain rude.

Im SURE your not representative for ALL the good people of this forum but please discontinue email correspondence.
 

T_Hip

Junior Member
This is the response I received from WORLD Law Direct - Free legal advice and online help 24 hours..

You decide which is better.

'No neighbor can make a nuisance or take actions that may harm you. If this is happening repeatedly, write them and tell them they need to stop. If they will not you may say you will file a complaint with the city, you will seek damages in small claims, and you will even consider a criminal law complaint if they purposely keep doing it after be warned.

Try to work out something but they have no right to cause damage and irritation to a neighbor. All sorts of prohibitions exist against this.'

would it have killed you to say something like that? or is it you have no knowledge of the issue put forth. If that's the case, if you have no knowledge of my concern, why the ridiculous 'Dust' fact?

Besides being condescending, alienating the rest of the world from your forums is not a good strategy to promote website growth and popularity.
 

HomeGuru

Senior Member
This is the response I received from WORLD Law Direct - Free legal advice and online help 24 hours..

You decide which is better.

'No neighbor can make a nuisance or take actions that may harm you. If this is happening repeatedly, write them and tell them they need to stop. If they will not you may say you will file a complaint with the city, you will seek damages in small claims, and you will even consider a criminal law complaint if they purposely keep doing it after be warned.

Try to work out something but they have no right to cause damage and irritation to a neighbor. All sorts of prohibitions exist against this.'

would it have killed you to say something like that? or is it you have no knowledge of the issue put forth. If that's the case, if you have no knowledge of my concern, why the ridiculous 'Dust' fact?

Besides being condescending, alienating the rest of the world from your forums is not a good strategy to promote website growth and popularity.

**A: you are simply an idiot that failed to follow posting instructions. The thread here, you purposely left out the fact that you are from Ontario Canada. Information you posted on the other website, along with the fact that you are disabled.
 

T_Hip

Junior Member
Thank You Ramdom Guy

Thanks Random Guy. Thanks for your polite responce. The following does not include you.

Nice answers, more like excuses and insults.

I came back to see if anyone had responded to my issue. What a shock to find that the responses were insulting and non informative.

I never once said Americans were stupid, I said that the comment about 'Canada having more dust' was stupid and condescending, not to mention useless. Since you are posting on a 'Legal Forum' , you should really check your facts before you commit to stupidity.

I made a mistake by posting on an 'American Only' forum and all you could think of is to make fun of the fact that I posted incorrectly.

It reminded me of a 4 year old making a spelling error, then when the teacher points out that error, the snot nosed kid beside him says 'Ha Ha'. If you don't understand what I am implying about you, don't fret neither does a 4 year old snot nosed kid.

By being for 'American Issues Only' this site is limiting itself to a small part of the whole planet. You did not address this in your insulting response posts.

You didn't address my question about 'not having any knowledge of my issue posted, instead you dished out the excuse 'I withheld posting that i was disabled'.

Would that have made a difference? Would you have given me some assistance because I am disabled? If not, then what does my being disabled have to do with anything?

No questions were answered by you, only insults. No matter what country you come from, you are ignorant. I know for a fact that your rudeness is not representative of all Americans.

Any questions in this posting are rhetorical. I will not come back to read your childish excuses and condescending remarks.

T_Hip
 

Zigner

Senior Member, Non-Attorney
It reminded me of a 4 year old making a spelling error, then when the teacher points out that error, the snot nosed kid beside him says 'Ha Ha'.

So, you are comparing yourself to a 4 year old? :confused::confused:
 

Pacer41

Member
No mercy for anyone

Hey T-Hip,

I didn't see your post until today - but that is exactly the route you and your neigbors should take. Direct your concerns in a letter directly with the company. It seems that whoever they are employing to "blow dirt and dust" is making a career for himself at their expense. If there is no satisfaction with that-go the small claims route but I'm betting you won't have to.

Good Luck!
 

Zigner

Senior Member, Non-Attorney
Hey T-Hip,

I didn't see your post until today - but that is exactly the route you and your neigbors should take. Direct your concerns in a letter directly with the company. It seems that whoever they are employing to "blow dirt and dust" is making a career for himself at their expense. If there is no satisfaction with that-go the small claims route but I'm betting you won't have to.

Good Luck!

Please explain the Canadian small claims process :rolleyes::rolleyes:
 

Pacer41

Member
Website

Simple visit the web-site of Ministere Du Procureur General and go to Section on Avant de deposer une demande a la Cour des petites creances.

It'll tell you everything you need to know!

Cheers!
 
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