My neighbor called the police on me for noise pollution

if you are below 70Db,(about the same Db a a bus idling) tell your a-hole neighbor to mind his own business and continue to do what you always do.
if the police show up, which they probably will, explain your side of the story to the officers.
 
erikmannie said:
This neighbor has a creek behind his house with a bike/walking path on either side of the creek. This particular bike path does not have a problem with homeless people, however.

I am 53 years old, and this is the first time in my life that I have had a problem with a complaining neighbor. The only way that I can think to solve it is to appease him.
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never try to make a crybaby happy, you will chase his approval as long as he lives
 
Ulma Doctor said:
if you are below 70Db,(about the same Db a a bus idling) tell your a-hole neighbor to mind his own business and continue to do what you always do.
if the police show up, which they probably will, explain your side of the story to the officers.
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Good point. Lawnmowers are probably louder than the machine noise coming out the garage. And they always have to mow the lawn at 7am when I'm still sleeping!

Heck I've heard husbands getting yelled at by their wives inside the house that are louder than the noises coming out of my garage. :D
 
Nutfarmer said:
The problem is you live in California. The town of Davis the police actually cited a woman for to much noise for snoring. In Sacramento it's is illegal to work on your car . Where i live the bums and druggies living on the river have piles of garbage and the city won't do anything ,but let even a small amount of water run off your lawn and they will fine you. I love California ,just not the government.
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You just live in the wrong town.
 
Ulma Doctor said:
never try to make a crybaby happy, you will chase his approval as long as he lives
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That’s funny that you would say crybaby, because my wife and I call him Baby Chris because he is such a baby.

I am becoming more and more convinced that a police officer is going to set him straight and tell him that they have more pressing concerns to spend the time on.
 
erikmannie said:
That’s funny that you would say crybaby, because my wife and I call him Baby Chris because he is such a baby.

I am becoming more and more convinced that a police officer is going to set him straight and tell him that they have more pressing concerns to spend the time on.
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that's exactly what will happen if he starts calling too much.
 
For the next few days, I’ll be working on the lathe but I will wear headphones. We’ll see if he calls the police on just the noise from the machine.
 
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