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This document provides information on how the Council investigates nuisance complaints, the definition of statutory nuisance, and guidance on alternative actions residents can take, including the

How to fill out statutory nuisance advice pack

How to fill out STATUTORY NUISANCE ADVICE PACK

1. Begin by reading the instructions carefully provided in the STATUTORY NUISANCE ADVICE PACK.
2. Gather all necessary documents related to the nuisance issue at hand (e.g., photographs, correspondence, logs of occurrences).
3. Complete the required sections by clearly describing the nature of the nuisance, including dates, times, and specific details.
4. Provide evidence that supports your claim, attaching photocopies or documents as needed.
5. Ensure that your contact information is accurate and included in the designated section.
6. Review the completed pack for accuracy and completeness.
7. Submit the pack to the relevant authority as instructed, ensuring that you keep a copy for your records.

Who needs STATUTORY NUISANCE ADVICE PACK?

1. Individuals experiencing persistent nuisances such as noise, smoke, or foul odors.
2. Residents residing near commercial or industrial areas that are causing disturbances.
3. Tenants who are affected by nuisances from neighboring properties.
4. Property managers or landlords needing to report nuisance issues on behalf of tenants.

People Also Ask about

Is cigarette smoke a statutory nuisance in the UK?

odour from cigarette smoke, tobacco smoke, pipe smoke, cannabis smoke etc. going from one property to another is not a matter that can be investigated under the Statutory Nuisance regime. Smoking within your own home or garden is considered 'reasonable use'.

What is statutory nuisance in the UK?

A statutory nuisance can occur when the activity of an individual or business on their own premises unreasonably detracts from another's enjoyment of their property or causes a risk to public health; and action can be taken by local authorities or individuals under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 (EPA).

What action can a local authority take on noise nuisance?

Usually, there is no need for you to go to court. Local authorities are allowed to do “whatever is necessary” to enforce the notice. This includes confiscating any equipment that is causing the nuisance, so once the council has taken action the nuisance should stop.

On what grounds can a local authority issue a closure notice for individual premises?

A police officer of at least the rank of Inspector (for 24 hours, Superintendent for 48 hours), or the local authority, may issue a closure notice if satisfied on reasonable grounds that the use of the particular premises has resulted or is likely soon to result in nuisance to members of the public, or that there has

Can a local authority serve an abatement notice on itself?

An abatement notice must be served on the person responsible for causing the nuisance, the owner of the premises, or the occupier of the premises where the nuisance is occurring. This is governed by the Environmental Protection Act 1990 (EPA 1990), specifically Part III, which deals with statutory nuisances.

Can a local authority take enforcement action against itself?

The issue you have is that a council cannot take enforcement action against itself. Where breaches of planning control occur on council owned land, there are often internal procedures in place to deal with the matter such as these.

What is an abatement notice?

What does Abatement notice mean? A statutory notice requiring a specified activity to cease, or certain improvements to be implemented.

What is the s80 abatement notice?

Authorised council officers have the power to serve a notice on a business or person who is found to be causing a nuisance in terms of section 80 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990. The notice will require them to abate (stop) the nuisance by a certain date and may require them to prevent it from happening again.

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What is STATUTORY NUISANCE ADVICE PACK?

The STATUTORY NUISANCE ADVICE PACK is a compilation of information and guidelines provided by local authorities to help individuals understand and report issues that are classified as statutory nuisances, such as excessive noise, pollution, or any condition adversely affecting the environment.

Who is required to file STATUTORY NUISANCE ADVICE PACK?

Individuals or organizations that believe they are experiencing a statutory nuisance, or are responsible for it, are typically required to file the STATUTORY NUISANCE ADVICE PACK to notify local authorities of the issue.

How to fill out STATUTORY NUISANCE ADVICE PACK?

To fill out the STATUTORY NUISANCE ADVICE PACK, individuals should gather relevant information regarding the nuisance, complete the form with specific details such as the nature of the nuisance, location, times it occurs, and any evidence or documentation supporting their claim.

What is the purpose of STATUTORY NUISANCE ADVICE PACK?

The purpose of the STATUTORY NUISANCE ADVICE PACK is to provide a standardized method for reporting nuisances, to help authorities assess and take appropriate action on complaints, and to ensure that residents and businesses are aware of their rights and responsibilities in relation to environmental issues.

What information must be reported on STATUTORY NUISANCE ADVICE PACK?

The STATUTORY NUISANCE ADVICE PACK must report information such as the nature of the nuisance, specific incidents, duration, frequency, any witnesses, and supporting evidence such as photographs or recordings that substantiate the claim.