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Neighbours wants to build extension, one problem noise
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Will this extension require a party wall agreement ?.
If it is within a certain distance of the boundary it will and it is at this point, the op's dad can have noise restrictions placed on the works.
I have been on one major refit of a Council sheltered housing scheme where no noise could be made prior to 08:00 or after 16:00. but the working day still ran from 07:30 - 16:30. We just used the 1/2 hour periods to set up and pack-up tools.
(mind you, reminds me of the day I was kangoing some grc from the ceiling void, when the foreman told us to stop drilling and start sweeping up because 'the residents were having a tea party and would like to do so in peace'. (they did appear later with a large tray of cakes for us to share, so not all bad)).Never Knowingly Understood.
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