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Is this really NIMBYism? People honestly can't stand a small utility building? It's strikes me as slightly odd that the person is sure that the huts make a lot of noise, but unsure if they operate 24/7 - could this be a way of phrasing that the information comes from a third party?
- jsz0 10y agoThe noise is probably from the air conditioner units which is why the person is unsure how often they operate. They can be quite loud and irritating.
- guelo 10y agoThe neighbor's house next door also has air conditioning. Why would the hut have to be louder than that?
- sveiss 10y agoThere's probably more heat to be removed from what's essentially a small datacentre than from a residential building.
- jsz0 10y agoThey don't necessarily have to be louder but the two AC units shown in the photo appear to be of the 'louder than a car idling next door' variety. At full bore on a hot summer day you probably wouldn't want to try having a conversation within 10-15ft of them. Hard to say without knowing the details of the sizing or any aftermarket soundproofing they may not be visible in the photo. The neighbors may have a legitimate reason to be upset.
- gol706 10y agoI think in the case of one of the huts they have already installed, it was taking up a quarter of the park total land. https://goo.gl/maps/s3fXzcywT1w https://goo.gl/maps/s3fXzcywT1w