Yantai Rong Media Center commentator Jiang Chunkang
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This issue is the 861st issue of [Big and Small Quick Review].
According to the Yantai Rong Media Center's "Yantai Minyitong" column, in the summer, the business of many restaurants has also ushered in the peak season, and the problem of night noise and smoke disturbing the people in some local restaurants has also appeared. A few days ago, Mr. Li, a citizen, called the Yantai Minyi 6601234 hotline to report: The open-air barbecue fumes downstairs in District 9 of Xianglong Vientiane City, Laishan District, disturbed the people, and the entire community was shrouded in choking smoke, and the residents upstairs were miserable.
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In the scorching summer, Yantai's night market barbecue stalls have become a good place for citizens to cool off. However, when the smoke is covered in smoke, the misery of the residents also rises. Mr. Li's report to Yantai Minyi about the problem of open-air barbecue disturbing the people has become another "scenery" this summer.
When night falls, the lights of the barbecue stall are intertwined with thick smoke, and behind the booming business, there is a helpless sigh of the residents upstairs. Their expected summer night tranquility was shattered by fumes and noise, and residents' rhetoric revealed deep concerns about the lack of business licenses, food safety and environmental nuisance, which should be taken into account.
Lao Jiang believes that the helplessness of property management and the intervention of law enforcement departments reflect the delicate balance between the rapid development of urban management and the needs of people's livelihood. Although the property is limited by the power of law enforcement, as a bridge between residents and law enforcement agencies, its responsibility to supervise and report cannot be shirked. The response of the law enforcement squadron reflects the importance of the problem and its determination to solve it. The intensification of inspections, the operation requirements of oil fume purification devices, and the specific regulations on business hours are all manifestations of positive measures.
However, this is not just a simple law enforcement action, but also an in-depth reflection on how to coordinate and coexist with the city's night-time economy and the quality of life of residents. The smoke and smoke of the barbecue stall is a symbol of the vitality of the city and the choice of people's nightlife. But when it becomes a "smoke bomb" that plagues residents, it must be confronted and adjusted. While businesses operate in accordance with laws and regulations, the regulatory authorities also need to explore more efficient and humanized management methods, which not only protect the legitimate rights and interests of businesses, but also ensure the quality of life of residents.
A good night should not be trapped by a barbecue "smoke bomb". This is not only a governance of barbecue stalls, but also a test of urban management wisdom and humanistic care. It is hoped that the relevant management departments can find a balance between fireworks and fresh air, so that this summer, there will be both a lively night market and a quiet home.
Editor in charge: Zhao Chengyu