Richmond By-law 8856, s. 2.1 — to 2.3 and is influenced by the residual sound at the point of reception such that the specific sound cannot be accurately measured, the specific sound should be measured at distances close to the source and then predicted at the point of reception using an internationally accepted calculation standard such as ISO 9613-2
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to 2.3 and is influenced by the residual sound at the point of reception such that the specific sound cannot be accurately measured, the specific sound should be measured at distances close to the source and then predicted at the point of reception using an internationally accepted calculation standard such as ISO 9613-2.
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- 2.6 Assessment at Locations Affected by Residual Sound
- 2.6.1 Where the total sound level exceeds all of the prescribed sound limits identified in sections
- 2.7 Role of Inspector
- 2.7.1 Any inspector may measure sound levels with an approved sound meter, and may enter at all reasonable times upon any real property, to determine compliance with the provisions of Part Two of this Bylaw
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