After much research "the homework has definitely been done," according to Les Mehrhoff, of Willington and one of the council members, about the 61 plants shown to be such nuisances or potential nuisances to the environment that legislation was warranted.
In the midst of the high-flying housing market, mortgage triggers became more than a nuisance or potential invasion of privacy.
A 59-year-old Burbank business owner pleaded not guilty Friday to creating a nuisance and potential danger for aircraft at Bob Hope Airport by feeding hundreds of pigeons near the runway.
This may be a reflection of the labor-intensive, time-consuming nature of the high performance liquid chromatography and electrochemical detection method as well as the nuisance of potential interference with acetaminophen [ 115].
A 2011 report from the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality states, "Although mud tanks are a temporary and probably minor emissions source, their emissions have a strong hydrocarbon odor that may be a nuisance and potential health risk to people living near well sites during the drilling process.
If the crossing gets a bit bumpy, the movement may set off your car alarm, and lead to nuisance and potential embarrassment.
The new thrust was to create methods of control and ways to banish those that were undesirable, financial burdens, nuisances, and potential criminals.
They point to the widespread apathy in which H.I.V. is seen as a nuisance, not a potential killer.
Some homes are on small lots and close to neighbors, making even a low-key evening of backyard grilling a potential nuisance, he said.
