RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Instead of noisy neighbors, many Richmond residents in the Rocketts Landing neighborhood are dealing with a noisy city facility, many wondering when the noise will stop. Tracey Toole tells 8News it was the breathtaking city views and convenient walking trails that brought h er to the Rocketts Landing neighborhood in Richmond. However, since mid-January, enjoying these things has been tough due to an ongoing buzzing coming from the wastewater treatment plant nearby. "It's just a constant blaring, constant blaring. And I couldn't figure out why it wasn't stopping where it was coming from. And I just felt like I can't be the only person hearing this," Toole said. Toole said the noise continues all day, and since retiring, she claims that her peace and quiet at home have been impossible. "I mean, I'm going to I'm going to have an aneurysm," Toole added. "I couldn't even imagine anybody actually having to work from home with that. I couldn't do it." Toole reached out to the city to learn where the noise was coming from and how long it would last, but didn't have much luck receiving any information. She says the Department of Public Utilities told her to call 3-1-1, which then directed her to call the Richmond Police Department. 8News learned the sound is coming form a vacuum truck responsible for vacuuming and cleaning filters that are discharged into the James River. The project is expected to last until late May. In the meantime, the city is thanking residents for their patience as work on this needed project continues. Toole says she wishes residents were notified beforehand or once the project started. “If they had just let everybody know through various channels whether a notice in our bill, or people or people is an email or something, some kind of notification," Toole said. ...read more read less