Question: Bruno and Norma Ahnert lived across the street and approximately 500 feet from the Getty Granite Company. Asserting that Getty's business produced excessive noise and dust, the Ahnerts sued Getty for nuisance and trespass to land. They alleged that thenoise disturbed their sleep and made conversation, television watching, and radio or stereo listening difficult. In addition, the Ahnerts alleged that the dust prevented them from opening their windows for ventilation and rendered their outdoor premises unfit for use and enjoyment. Getty asked the court to dismiss the Ahnerts' claims for failure to state claims upon which relief could be granted. Did the Ahnerts state a valid trespass claim? Did they state a valid nuisance claim?