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Aurora By-law 6381-21, s. 3.3(a) — Noise By-law

Noise By-law

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issue a Noise exemption permit after receipt of a complete application;

  • (b) in the case of an approved application for a Noise exemption, impose such terms and conditions on the permit as deemed appropriate by the Manager:
  • (i) for the protection of any public infrastructure and property abutting the area subject to the permit,
  • (ii) for the protection of health, safety and well-being of Persons and the environment,
  • (iii) for the purposes of ensuring that areas and Persons affected by the exemption are kept informed with respect to activities subject to the exemption;
  • (iv) for the purposes of administration of the permit and the operations of the Town,
  • (v) for the purposes of protecting the Town interests with respect to any risks associated with the activities pursuant to the permit, and
  • (vi) to satisfy any requirements of this by-law or any other applicable legislation.
  • (c) refuse to issue a Noise exemption permit if:
  • (i) the application is not completed, all the information as required under this by-law is not provided or the application does not meet all the requirements of this by-law,
  • (ii) in the opinion of the Manager, based on the evaluation criteria set out in this by-law, the Noise exemption is unwarranted or not in the public interest, or
  • (iii) the required fees are not provided.

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