What time can you call noise control NZ?

Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch councils offer 24/7 noise control hotlines, so complaints can be made at any time of the day or night.

How do I file a noise complaint in NZ?

For other noise complaints, contact us on 03 941 8999 when the noise is happening (available 24 hours a day) and when talking to your neighbour does not work or you would like us to visit.

What can I do about noisy Neighbours NZ?

You have the right to do normal things in your home, including have parties. If a neighbour thinks you’re making too much noise, they can complain to the Environmental Health section of their local council. An enforcement officer will usually come and investigate.

What is excessive noise by Neighbours NZ?

The Resource Management Act defines “excessive noise” as noise under human control that unreasonably interferes with the “peace, comfort and convenience” of other people.

How do I contact noise control?

Things you can do to reduce noise and show consideration for your neighbours. To find out the noise levels permitted in your area, call 09 301 0101.

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How do I report noisy Neighbours to the police?

Noisy Neighbour Solution #1: Call the Police Upon calling 999 and providing them with information such as the source of the disturbance, Police will usually show up rather promptly, within 10 to 20 minutes depending on the location of your home.

Can I record noise from my Neighbour?

So that means, the quick answer to “is it legal for you to record noisy neighbours?” is “yes”, but, as is so often the case with the law, there are caveats and exceptions. It is highly recommended that you follow the advice of a mediation service before installing any recording equipment.

How do you deal with loud talking neighbors?

Reducing Sound with Furniture and Decor

1. Add a rug or two.
2. Invest in a white noise machine and ear plugs.
3. Incorporate more furniture.
4. Invest in some sound-reducing curtains.
5. Utilize a door draft stopper.
6. Speak with your neighbors.
7. Offer suggestions to them.
8. Talk to an on-site manager.

How do I contact Tauranga noise control?

For Tauranga noise control issues call freephone 0800 116 803 or call 07 5777 000. Search Do it online Contact Email Contact details Our Sites Our Sites XClose ×Search

What is the noise control policy at Council?

Council’s policy requires two complaints, either from separate people or the same person an hour apart, before a noise control officer is dispatched. If the noise is too loud an enforcement officer can issue an excessive noise direction. This notice requires the noise to be reduced immediately and is effective for 72 hours.

How do I complain about noise control?

If you have any queries about noise control or would like to make a complaint, phone Council on 0800 746 467.

What does a noise control officer do?

The noise control officer is contracted to Council and we aim for them to be on site within an hour of receiving the complaint. Noise control officers first task is to assess whether or not the noise is causing unreasonable interference. Complaints need to be made when the noise is occurring.