North Vancouver By-law 8885, s. 5.3 — Emergency Exemption A Person may perform works of an emergency nature in order to preserve the life or health of people, or to protect property, without regard to any Sound Level prescribed by this Bylaw for what, in the opinion of the Noise Control Officer at the scene of the emergency, is the duration of the emergency, and for the purpose of this Bylaw, an emergency shall be deemed to include all situations wherein, in the Noise Control Officer’s opinion, works are being carried out to serve the public interest and cannot reasonably be carried out within the Sound Levels prescribed by this Bylaw
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Emergency Exemption A Person may perform works of an emergency nature in order to preserve the life or health of people, or to protect property, without regard to any Sound Level prescribed by this Bylaw for what, in the opinion of the Noise Control Officer at the scene of the emergency, is the duration of the emergency, and for the purpose of this Bylaw, an emergency shall be deemed to include all situations wherein, in the Noise Control Officer’s opinion, works are being carried out to serve the public interest and cannot reasonably be carried out within the Sound Levels prescribed by this Bylaw.
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- 5.1(a)
- 5.2 Emergency Vehicle Exemption A driver of an Emergency Vehicle may disregard all of the provisions of this Bylaw while acting in the course of his lawful duty
- 6 NOISE EXEMPTION BY PERMISSION
- 6.1 Authority A Person may submit an application for an exemption for the provisions of this Bylaw to the Chief Administrative Officer or designate for an exemption from the provisions of this Bylaw
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