It's 8: 30 in the evening in the newly-built neighborhood next to it. The construction noise is too loud. Is it useful to ask the property in this community to help communicate? Do they have an obliga

It's 8: 30 in the evening in the newly-built neighborhood next to it. The construction noise is too loud. Is it useful to ask the property in this community to help communicate? Do they have an obligation? First, the construction site noise belongs to the Environmental Protection Bureau, and the domestic noise belongs to the Public Security Bureau. Complain to local environmental protection department. The environmental protection department will measure the decibel of noise at night. The environmental protection department will impose administrative punishment on the noise if it exceeds the scope stipulated by law! Citizens, legal persons or other organizations report environmental pollution or ecological destruction to the competent environmental protection departments at all levels by calling the environmental protection hotline, and request the competent environmental protection departments to deal with it according to law. Second, the so-called 22 o'clock in the evening to 6 o'clock the next day is only the definition of "night" in the legal sense. The noise emission standard of "night" is only higher than that of "day". Noise emission standards at night or during the day are related to the identification of "noise disturbing people" but not necessarily related. That is to say, as long as there is noise emission that is incompatible with the environment and causes interference to residents, it can be identified as "noise disturbing the people" 1. Complain to the property management department first, or to the local police station. 2. The noise supervisor is the environmental protection department and the noise project is the construction department. You can call 1 10.