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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Fwiw, it depends on zoning. It may not be legal. We had a woman proving private personal training in her basement studio. She was shut down and fined. Residential means residential. That being said, you sound like a busy body neighbor. [/quote]

It's impacting her day-to-day life. That's not being a busy body. [/quote]

She doesn’t own the street parking and she’ll just have to cope with the “trauma” of seeing dogs.[/quote]

+1 you can’t live in DC and complain about street parking or hearing your neighbors. OP should move to the burbs. Then she’ll end up next to someone like me - with 3 kids who are outside yelling and screaming all weekend, and yes. Our dog barks.[/quote]

I’d take barking dogs over an army of landscapers with leaf blowers any day.[/quote]

I know people think this is a huge gotcha to post, but it really isn't.[b] The landscaping/leaf blowers (which really aren't that loud)[/b] are at least accomplishing something, by improving the neighborhood/area. A bunch of idiot dogs standing outside barking at the air, on the other hand....

And to fend off the reply, nope you didn't "find the leaf blower neighbor". We don't have landscapers or do a lot of yard work.[/quote]
I don't think you have leaf blowers in your neighborhood. Or if you do, you aren't home when the assault begins. They are LOUD and continue for a LONG TIME.
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Good times.

I'll trade you my neighbor with four season weekly leaf blower service, to a house with dogs, any time.

PITA.[/quote]

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