I'm reluctant to use 'do not disturb' for this reason.

This means that no pet deposit and no extra monthly rent for a pet can be charged.However, landlord can still make tenant responsible for, as examples: all damage caused by the animal, adherence to all governmental and community rules and regulations, ensuring safety of others, ensuring no disturbance of peaceable enjoyment of others in their residences, and so forth.Hope this helps.Barb

Domestic disturbance or any lease violation: send them a Notice to Quit and if they don't behave, kick them out immediately: no mercy.

Imagine a scenario where all the judges in a legal system believe the tenant is not only entitled to free shelter and utilities for years but also shouldn't be disturbed by loud music either.

Install can typically be done with out disturbing the walls or trim.

I was able to serve the tenants with an eviction notice for violating the lease because they were calling the police and causing a disturbance.

I just don't want to disturb my tenants if there's something walking around taking pics.  

You want smallish, well soundproofed rooms so your tenants aren't disturbed by others. 

Another problem with people living closer together is noise disturbance. 

Originally posted by Mike Cartmell: Preliminary/Final Drainage Report, Erosion Control & Grading Plan, Water Report, Traffic Study and an Erosion Control Permit will be required if the area of disturbance is greater than 1 acre, which @J Scott mentioned.In Maryland, it's not even 1 acre...it's 5000 square feet!