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Richmond By-law 8856, s. 3.2.1(a) — Noise Regulation Bylaw

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the sound made by a dog barking, howling or otherwise, or the sound created by any other animal, continually or sporadically or erratically for any period in excess of one-half hour of time;

  • (b) the sound made by a combustion engine that is operated without using an effective exhaust muffling system;
  • (c) the sound made by a vehicle or a vehicle with a trailer resulting in banging, clanking, squealing or other like sounds due to an improperly secured load or improperly secured equipment, or due to inadequate maintenance;
  • (d) the sound made by a vehicle horn or other warning device used except under circumstances required or authorized by law;
  • (e) the sound made by amplified music, whether pre-recorded or live, after 2:00 a.m. and before 8:00 a.m. on any day;
  • (f) sound produced by audio advertising which:
  • (i) is directed at pedestrians or motorists on any street or sidewalk; or
  • (ii) can be heard on any street or sidewalk.
  • (g) except as permitted under section 4.1.1(l), the sound caused by lawn and garden power equipment; and
  • (h) except as permitted under section 4.1.1(m), the sound caused by construction. PART FOUR: EXEMPTIONS

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