How to complain about property weeding noise?

Complaints about property weeding noise are as follows:

1, you can complain to the residential property, explain the situation and ask the property to adjust the weeding time or take other measures to reduce noise.

2. If the property does not solve the problem, you can complain to the Environmental Protection Bureau. The Environmental Protection Bureau will send people to the site to monitor the noise. If there is noise pollution, the property will be required to take measures to reduce noise.

3. If the above methods are invalid, you can call the police. The police will educate the property, require it to abide by social order and environmental noise pollution prevention laws and regulations, and urge the property to correct.

The responsibilities of the property management committee are as follows:

1. Managing property service enterprises: The property management committee has the right to select and supervise the service contents, service quality and charging standards of the property service enterprises, and may require the property service enterprises to improve their services.

2. Maintenance of public facilities: The property management committee is responsible for the maintenance of public facilities in residential areas or buildings, including roads, greening, lighting, water supply and power supply.

3. Managing the maintenance fund: The property management committee is responsible for managing the maintenance fund of the community or building to ensure its rational use and management.

4. Handling the complaints of the owners: The property management committee shall promptly handle the complaints and opinions of the owners, coordinate and solve problems, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the owners.

5. Organizing community activities: The property management committee organizes community activities to promote exchanges and communication between owners and enhance community cohesion.

To sum up, the property management committee is a self-management organization of the owners or residents, whose main duty is to manage and maintain the community or buildings on behalf of the owners or residents and protect the legitimate rights and interests of the owners or residents.

Legal basis:

Article 31 of the Guiding Rules of Owners' Congress and Owners' Committee

The owners' committee is elected by the owners' meeting, and consists of 5 to 1 1 person. Members of the owners' committee shall be the owners within the property management area and meet the following conditions:

(1) Having full capacity for civil conduct;

(2) Abide by the relevant laws and regulations of the state;

(three) abide by the rules of procedure and management regulations of the owners' congress, and perform the obligations of the owners in an exemplary manner;

(four) enthusiastic about public welfare undertakings, strong sense of responsibility, fairness and decency;

(5) Having certain organizational ability;

(6) Having necessary working hours.