Richmond Hill By-law 43-20, s. 8.3(a) — Noise By-law

is run by the Corporation,

• (b) has received Council approval for in-kind services, or
• (c) is hosted by a Councillor of the Corporation 3) Operation of bells or other alarms utilized as traffic control devices, including the following:
• (a) bells and other devices at traffic signal locations, and
• (b) bells at railway crossings 4) Operation of machines and equipment by or on behalf of the Corporation, including the following:
• (a) painting machines for crosswalks and highways;
• (b) tree and shrub pruning and mulching equipment;
• (c) grass cutting or field maintenance equipment; P a g e | 13
• (d) Corporation owned or contracted street cleaners and flushers; and
• (e) Construction Equipment and machinery, including snow removal equipment, used by or on behalf of the Corporation while carrying on or engaged in the performance of public works, including but not limited the following, capital projects and maintenance operations 5) Operation of bells, chimes, carillons and clocks in religious or public buildings. 6) Operation of machinery by or on behalf of a Provincial, Regional, or public utility Construction project where the work needs to be done outside of the allowed periods to minimize service interruptions. 7) Operation of Construction Equipment where the Corporation has issued a road use permit and in issuing such permit the Corporation mandates that the work be done on weekends or overnight to minimize traffic impacts. 8) Operation of equipment during activities which are considered normal farming practices in an agricultural area. 9) Any actions associated with the making of a movie, film or TV series or similar medium for which a permit has been granted by the Corporation, subject to all conditions applicable under the permit. 10) A fireworks display for which a permit has been granted by the Corporation, subject to all conditions applicable under the permit. 11) Noise made in connection with the delivery of goods to any of:
• (a) retail business establishments,
• (b) restaurants, including cafes and bars,
• (c) hotels and motels, and
• (d) goods distribution facilities. (By-law 22-22, February 23, 2022)