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Condominium owner ordered to install sound-reducing carpets and restrict children's nighttime play to abate noise nuisance.
The applicant condominium corporation sought an order to compel the respondent unit owner to comply with its governing documents regarding noise.
The respondent argued that the noise was normal for a young family and claimed discrimination based on family status under the Human Rights Code.
The Tribunal found that the noise, primarily from children running and dropping items, constituted an unreasonable nuisance, particularly late at night.
The Tribunal held that the condominium's rules were not discriminatory and ordered the respondent to install sound-reducing carpets and restrict children's play activities between 10:00 pm and 8:00 am.
