Just like the people that move in next to even famous auto racing circuits, and then complain about the noise -- it's your job to check out the situation before

Just like the people that move in next to even famous auto racing circuits, and then complain about the noise -- it's your job to check out the situation before moving in. The best proper adaptation that I've seen was reading about a developer that took some deteriorating apartments under an airport runway and refurbished them specifically for the deaf community (doorbells that flash instead of ring, etc.). It was apparently a big success. I'd consider that car meet regularly held nextdoor to be a wonderful benefit.