In a determination of private nuisance, a court will declare a nuisance based solely upon the plaintiff's showing that the defendant's use of his or her land produces an offensive result for the community.

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The unreasonableness of the interference is measured by a balancing process in which the character, extent, and duration of harm to the plaintiff is weighed against the social utility of the defendant's activity and its appropriateness to its location.

In a Determination of Private Nuisance, a Court Will Declare