Will pet shops close when they disturb people?

Pet shops disturb people in recent years, with the rise of pet economy, pet shops have gradually opened to the downstairs of residential areas with large passenger flow. However, according to Flash Network, many citizens are very disgusted with the phenomenon that pet shops disturb people: the noise is constant and the smell is scattered? The owners of residential areas think that pet shops should not be opened near residential buildings, and relevant departments should consider setting up a special pet market far away from residential areas, so that businesses can operate centrally and residents can live in a quiet and clean environment.

Now there are pet shops in shops downstairs in many communities. When you walk into these pet shops, you can smell a pungent smell, and the barking of dogs in the shops is one after another, which is really annoying. Some pet shop owners also put cages for pet dogs in front of their stores. People passing by either cover their noses or walk around. In addition to the dog barking disturbing the rest, many residents expressed dissatisfaction with the impact of pet shops on environmental hygiene. The smell from pet shops is really unbearable, especially in summer, and low-rise residents are afraid to open windows. Flash network learned that opening a pet shop downstairs in the community really facilitated many pet owners. Someone said: "After opening a pet shop downstairs, it is much more convenient for my dog to take a bath. We usually pay attention to hygiene and try not to affect others. "

Shops outside the community belong to private property, and shopkeepers have no right to interfere with who they rent out and what stores they open. The flash network pointed out that there are still gaps in the supervision of pet shops. If a pet shop puts pets on the sidewalk, the urban management department has the right to manage them. If there is no such behavior, it is difficult to manage; If you do not apply for a business license, it is illegal to operate, and the market supervision department can ban it according to law. As for disturbing the people, it is not within the scope of departmental management.

To solve the problem fundamentally, the relevant departments can set up special pet markets far away from residential areas while strengthening supervision, so that businesses can operate centrally and residents can have a quiet and clean living environment.

Some are kennels and cat houses. Because of complaints from neighbors, they all moved to the suburbs.

I suggest you consult a local lawyer and spend some legal fees. An experienced lawyer will tell you how to solve the problem within the scope of law. If neighborhood committees or police stations come to mediate, we must be firm in our demands. Require illegal pet shops to move out within a time limit, and the opposite house can no longer open a nuisance company. You can look at Article 77 of the Property Law. You have the law to protect your rights legally.

After the pet shop moved away, the owner of this pet shop, their landlord and your family have made enemies, so do a good job of monitoring and protecting your family.

As long as the pet store can be successfully moved away, the opposite house will not run similar nuisance companies in the future, which is once and for all.

You will win only if this illegal company can't continue to operate and has to move out. This is a long-term war, so be prepared.

Good people are bullied, and good neighbors are bullied. This unscrupulous merchant dares to step on your bottom line step by step. If you don't fight back, you won't want peace in the future.