What constitutes a private nuisance?

A private nuisance is defined as a situation where an individual's use and enjoyment of their land is interfered with by another party's activities or conditions. The key element here is the impact on a specific person's property rather than the general public or community. This could include issues such as excessive noise, odor, or other disturbances that are not experienced by the public at large.

The other options focus on broader implications—such as community-wide effects, public health regulations, or restrictions to commercial properties—which do not capture the essence of a private nuisance. Unlike a private nuisance, a public nuisance affects the community as a whole or relates to common public rights. Thus, the focus on individual property rights in the context of option B accurately reflects the legal definition of private nuisance.