What should I do about neighbor’s wind chimes?
Sunday, January 17th, 2010 at
9:11 am
My downstairs neighbor has been complaining about the wind chimes I keep on my porch. The real culprit is the neighbor in the apartment next to mine 
He has larger wind chimes but they are harder to see then mine and I always take mine down on really gusty days. I tried to tell my downstairs neighbor this but she is still calling management and when I try to talk to my next door neighbor he pretends he isn’t home but his car is there.
What should I do?
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I think that this will only be resolved if you take yours down.
Your neighbor will complain about the noise but see that it is not your chimes.
You should also inform your downstairs neighbor and management that you are taking them down, as a good neighbor.
As much as I like their sound, I can see how they can be annoying to someone.
You can still enjoy your next door neighbors.
Give management your side of the story. They can’t be so unreasonable that they wouldn’t listen to a paying tenant.
Maybe take yours down for a time , then I would hope management and neighbors get the
message as to what is really going on……..Ok….Mel…………………………..
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I would take them down for at least a month. Then when the neighbor complains, you can tell them it’s not yours.
My mother lives in a subsidized complex and one of the many rules is that you cannot have wind chimes.