Twenty-plus ATVs on a neighbor's track create house-shaking noise from 8 AM to 2 AM weekends. Police say it's legal. The homeowner wants vegetative noise reduction.
Plants cannot significantly block low-frequency, high-decibel engine noise. A dense evergreen screen may reduce high frequencies slightly but won't stop the vibration or volume described.
Legal action (nuisance ordinance), mediation, or structural soundproofing (windows, insulation, white noise). Landscaping alone will not solve this.
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