Barrie By-law 2006-140, s. 4(1) — Noise By-law
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- (a) Classification For the purposes of this procedure sounds can conveniently be placed in four mutually exclusive categories as follows:
- (i) impulsive sounds, other than Quasi-Steady Impulsive Sounds, such as, but not limited to, the sound from gunshots, certain explosive pest control devices and certain industrial metal working operations (e.g. forging, hammering, punching, stamping, cutting, forming and moulding);
- (ii) Quasi-Steady Impulsive Sounds, such as, but not limited, to, the sound from pavement breakers, riveting guns, ineffectively muffled internal combustion engines or ineffectively muffled air compressors;
- (iii) buzzing sounds, such as, but not limited to the sound from positive displacement blowers, chain saws, small combustion engines and concrete finishers;
- (iv) all other sounds.
- (b) Application This procedure applies to measurements at a point of reception of continuous or intermittent sound mentioned in category (ii),
- (iii) or
- (iv) of clause (a).
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