Toronto By-law 591, s. 591-2.10 — Most restrictive provision applies
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Most restrictive provision applies.
Where a source of sound is subject to more than one provision of this article, the most restrictive provision applies. ARTICLE 3 Exemptions
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- 591-2.8
- C Where a type of noise or sound is permitted in § 591-2.1 through § 591-2.8 but the noise or sound is also unreasonable and persistent noise, the Executive Director may, despite anything to the contrary in this chapter, require the person causing or permitting the noise or sound to obtain an exemption permit under § 591-3.2, and such person shall obtain and comply with the exemption permit
- 591-3.1 Public safety, government work, and waste collection
- A Bells or sirens required for the purposes of public safety including sirens when operated by Police Services, Fire and Paramedic Services, or bells or whistles operated by rail or transit services
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