Halifax By-law N-200, s. 6(5) — Noise By-law

Upon granting an exemption, the CAO shall notify the applicant in writing and such notice shall:

• (a) specify the dates and hours of the day the exemption will be in effect; and
• (b) include such terms and conditions the CAO deems appropriate. 6D. The CAO may delegate the authority under sections 6B and 6C to the staff that oversees the noise exemption application process. 6E. (1) An applicant with an exemption granted under section 6C, shall deliver written notice in a form prescribed by the CAO, a minimum of 48 hours prior to commencement of the work, to all residents and businesses located
• (a) within 30 metres of the property on which the work is to be carried out; or
• (b) within a distance greater than 30 metres of the property on which the work is to be carried out, where determined appropriate by the CAO. (1A) The CAO may delegate their authority under subsection 6E(1) to the staff that oversees the noise exemption application process. (1B) For any subsequent works carried out on the same property granted under the same exemption under section 6C, an applicant shall deliver notice at least 48 hours prior to the commencement of the work by methods described in the form prescribed under subsection 6E(1).