Richmond By-law 8856, s. 2.3.1(a) — In an Activity Zone a person must not make, cause or permit to be made or caused, any sound that has a rating level which
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In an Activity Zone a person must not make, cause or permit to be made or caused, any sound that has a rating level which:
- during the daytime exceeds:
- (i) 60 dBA or 70 dBC when received at a point of reception in a Quiet Zone;
- (ii) 65 dBA or 75 dBC when received at a point of reception in an Intermediate Zone;
- (iii) 70 dBA or 80 dBC when received at a point of reception in an Activity Zone; or
- (b) during the nighttime exceeds:
- (i) 50 dBA or 60 dBC when received at a point of reception in a Quiet Zone;
- (ii) 55 dBA or 65 dBC when received at a point of reception in an Intermediate Zone;
- (iii) 70 dBA or 80 dBC when received at a point of reception in an Activity Zone.
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- 2.3 Activity Zone Permitted Sound levels
- 2.3.1 In an Activity Zone a person must not make, cause or permit to be made or caused, any sound that has a rating level which
- 2.4 Summary of Permitted Sound Levels by Zone
- 2.4.1 For convenience, the outdoor sound level limits set out in sections 2.1 to 2.3 are summarized in the table in Schedule B, attached to and forming part of this Bylaw
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