My wife and I have been living in ******* ***** Corporation for a number of years now, and we have had issues with basketball nets.
We have moved from one location to another.
And over the past 1 1/2 we have complaineded to peel. Corp, the other day our support agent came by and told us that our neighbours have the right to play basketball in their front and backyards.
The front is considered a common area but the back yard is where we are having issues.
Their net is just a couple of feet away from our Livingroom window, and the constant thumping of the basketball is driving my wife and I up the wall especially my wife who is home during the day.
We feel the *** Living Corp isn’t doing anything for us.
Do we not have any rights as to our peace of mind and quietness.
Thank you for sharing your situation and question with us.
We can appreciate that you would be concerned about this situation and would be interested in a solution.
You mentioned that this is a housing corporation.
If this is subsidized, non-profit housing or co-op housing you may need to continue to contact the housing provider or non-profit housing co-operative directly to find out what the process is in this case and to try and have them find a solution.
According to the Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario,
In this case, a Community Legal Clinic may not be able to assist you with this situation. As previously stated, you may need to continue to contact the housing provider or non-profit housing co-operative directly to find out what the process is in this case and to try and have them find a solution.
I hope this information is helpful. Please let us know if you have further questions and if there is any follow up to your question/situation.