Caledon By-law 86-110, s. 2 — is a one, two, five or six cylinder motocycle and emits any sound exceeding 96 dB(A) from the exhaust outlet as measured at 50 centimetres by means of a Sound Level Meter set to slow response when the engine is at 2000 RPM; or
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is a one, two, five or six cylinder motocycle and emits any sound exceeding 96 dB(A) from the exhaust outlet as measured at 50 centimetres by means of a Sound Level Meter set to slow response when the engine is at 2000 RPM; or
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- 7 The operation of any item of construction equipment in a Residential Area without effective muffling devices in good working order and in constant operation
- 1 emits any sound exceeding 92 dB(A) from the exhaust outlet as measure at 50 centimeters by means of a Sound Level Meter set to slow response while the engine of the motorcycle is at idel; or
- 3 is a three or four cyclinder motorcycle and emits any sound exceeding 100 dB(A) from the exhaust outlet as measured at 50 centimetres by means of a Sound Level Meter set to slow response when the engine is at 5000 RPM
- 3(2)
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