A resident of the Semiluk district paid for a homemade siren on a pole

In the Semiluk district of the Voronezh region, a man equipped a lamppost near his house with a motion sensor with a siren. The homemade device was turned on when passers-by approached, as well as when neighbors opened wickets or doors. Loud signals interfered with the calm of residents of several streets.

Measurements showed that the noise level exceeded the permissible standards. The man has repeatedly been brought to administrative responsibility for the violation of silence.

Semiluk district court ruled that Voronezh must dismantle the siren with the sensor within ten days. Since the decision was not executed on time, he was charged a penalty of 500 rubles for each day of delay. In addition, he paid almost 10 thousand rubles of legal expenses.

The man appealed the decision. The judicial board for civil cases of the Voronezh Regional Court revised the distribution of court costs, but otherwise upheld the district court's verdict.