Giugiaro
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I'm confused to how common it seems for this kind of situation to happen.
First, an area far off from an urban area is used to build an industrial area, racetrack or other noisy activity.
It then works for years becoming one of the most fundamental pieces for the local/national economy, transportation link, or a famous touristic/historical site.
Then, out of nowhere, houses are built close to the area in question and people move in.
After a while, complaints for noise are filled, getting those places shutdown or severely limited, killing of the activity in question.
I don't understand why people insist on building real estate, and then buying and living, in these places. Almost no one on those houses work or have any particular connection to the local industry/site, and somehow are still capable of complaining of something they should be aware of when they decided to move in.
It's such a **** move, and has cost the existence or several things like major industries, workshops and railyards, racetracks, railway lines, motorways, airports, seaports, powerplants and others...
First, an area far off from an urban area is used to build an industrial area, racetrack or other noisy activity.
It then works for years becoming one of the most fundamental pieces for the local/national economy, transportation link, or a famous touristic/historical site.
Then, out of nowhere, houses are built close to the area in question and people move in.
After a while, complaints for noise are filled, getting those places shutdown or severely limited, killing of the activity in question.
60 year old Laguna Seca Raceway got a 90dB sound limit imposed.
Campolide Workshops can't work overnight now that urbanization has swallowed the railyard, and complaints have already been filed against the Fertagus's Coina Workshops.
One of the biggest industries on my local area was trialled for noise once urbanisation was set 20 years after the factory started working and the people complaining wanted the place to be shut down!
Heathrow has long been having issues over noise complaints. Gatwick already has the same issue.
Campolide Workshops can't work overnight now that urbanization has swallowed the railyard, and complaints have already been filed against the Fertagus's Coina Workshops.
One of the biggest industries on my local area was trialled for noise once urbanisation was set 20 years after the factory started working and the people complaining wanted the place to be shut down!
Heathrow has long been having issues over noise complaints. Gatwick already has the same issue.
I don't understand why people insist on building real estate, and then buying and living, in these places. Almost no one on those houses work or have any particular connection to the local industry/site, and somehow are still capable of complaining of something they should be aware of when they decided to move in.
It's such a **** move, and has cost the existence or several things like major industries, workshops and railyards, racetracks, railway lines, motorways, airports, seaports, powerplants and others...
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