Lofts and Condos: How to Deal with a Neighbor's Shrieking Dog!

If noise levels do not stabilize, there is additional recourse

. In this case, more of your neighbors will take your side, including those more amenable to pets. If necessary, your HOA can issue fines to the pet owner with each continued, daily offense. Also, most cities have detailed noise ordinances with provisions for apartments and condominiums. In Minneapolis, codes stipulate that a person inside a condo should not be able to hear noises from other units before 6 am or after 10 pm. That means that after 10 pm, calling the police can become an option.

Lofts and Condos: How to Deal with a Neighbor's Shrieking Dog!

By: Andy Asbury

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