Brantford By-law 554, s. 554.1.15 — Noises Likely to Disturb – defined “noises likely to disturb” include a noise which disturbs a police officer (or by-law officer) investigating complaints which are received in regard to enforcement of this Chapter, the noise or sound caused or made by an amplifier or loud speaker carried in or attached to a motor vehicle being operated or standing on a public highway and the noise or sounds caused or made by an amplifier or loud speaker carried in or attached to a motor vehicle being operated or standing on a public highway. By-law 21-2018, 27 February, 2018
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Noises Likely to Disturb – defined “noises likely to disturb” include a noise which disturbs a police officer (or by-law officer) investigating complaints which are received in regard to enforcement of this Chapter, the noise or sound caused or made by an amplifier or loud speaker carried in or attached to a motor vehicle being operated or standing on a public highway and the noise or sounds caused or made by an amplifier or loud speaker carried in or attached to a motor vehicle being operated or standing on a public highway. By-law 21-2018, 27 February, 2018
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- 554.1.13 Municipality – defined “municipality” means the land within the geographic limit of the City of Brantford. By-law 59-80, 24 May, 1980; By-law 32-2017, 28 February, 2017
- 554.1.14 Noise – defined “noise” means sound and vibration arising therefrom, emitted in such a manner or with such volume as to likely disturb local inhabitants. By-law 38-2009, 6 April, 2009; By-law 32-2017, 28 February, 2017
- 554.1.16 Nuisance Noise – defined “Nuisance Noise” means unreasonable noise occurring during the exempted time periods caused by reason of a person’s conduct including the noise made by loud sound amplification equipment, that is of such volume or nature that it disrupts or causes a person’s property to become unusable or unpleasant; By-law 57-2026, 26 May, 2026
- 554.1.17 Officer - defined “Officer” means a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed under any federal or provincial statute or regulation or City by-law or any other person assigned or appointed by Council of the City to administer or enforce this By-law and includes a person employed by the City whose duties are to enforce this By-law. Bylaw 148-2024 29, October 2024
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