Supplementary A - London Borough of Hillingdon

enjoyment
Anti Social Behaviour
by those living in and
visiting your property
6.3 You are responsible for the behaviour of every person
(including children and pets) living in or visiting your
home. You are responsible for their behaviour in your
home, on surrounding land, in shared areas in the
neighbourhood around your home, on footpaths on
your estate and on the communal parking and
shopping areas of the estate where you live, in the
locality or in /or around council offices.
You and anyone living in or visiting your home
(including children and pets) must not behave in a
way likely to cause or capable of causing a nuisance,
annoyance or disturbance to any other person in your
home, on surrounding land, in shared areas in the
neighbourhood around your home, on footpaths on
your estate and on the communal parking and
shopping areas of the estate where you live, in the
locality or in /or around council offices.
Where there is sufficient evidence and we consider
that it is reasonable and within our powers to do so,
we will take action to deal with nuisance and/or anti
social behaviour.
Examples of acts
which may cause a
nuisance or
annoyance
6.4 Examples of nuisance, annoyance or disturbance
include, but are not limited to
• loud noise, loud music, arguing and door
slamming, foul language, dog barking
• excessive and /or persistent and
unreasonable household / DIY noise
• using household and/or DIY appliances at
unreasonable times of day or night and in
particular between the hours of 9 pm to 8am
• playing ball games close to someone else's
home
• abusive, insulting or threatening behaviour
towards any other person living, visiting or
working in the neighbourhood of your property
• inconsiderate use of communal areas
• riding bikes or scooters on communal
balconies and walkways.
Cabinet report 15 th March 2007 appendix to Item 3 Page 32