Work is being done on the street where you live. The noise is disturbing you. Write a letter of complaint to your local council. In your letter: Introduce yourself Explain what the problem is Suggest solutions to the problem

Dear Sir/Madam, My name is Artem I am writing to you in order to express my concerns regarding the renovation
that is
currently happening on St. Lauren Street. The repairing of the street spoils my life, I would like to find a way to solve it. Basically, there are a couple of issues here.
First
, the workers do not take a break at the weekend. During the working
days
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I am at the office and I do not have any complaints, but I am not able to have a good rest because of the noise on Saturday and Sunday.
Second
, sometimes the roaring of construction machines is unbearable. I suppose they are quite old and
that is
why their sound is so ear-splitting. Taking all of these into account, my suggestions are to stop any work at the weekend and to repair or change the machines that are being used on my street. These two measures would make my life a bit easier. Please let me know if my proposals can be implemented. Best regards, Artem.
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