Peterborough By-law 691, s. 691.3.5 — Exhaust - without muffler The noise or sound caused by the discharge into the open air or the exhaust from any steam engine, boiler or stationary internal combus- tion engine, otherwise than through a muffler or other device which effectively prevents unnecessary noise shall be deemed to be noises likely to disturb
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Exhaust - without muffler The noise or sound caused by the discharge into the open air or the exhaust from any steam engine, boiler or stationary internal combus- tion engine, otherwise than through a muffler or other device which effectively prevents unnecessary noise shall be deemed to be noises likely to disturb.
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- 691.3.3 Amplifier - loud speaker - in vehicle - on highway 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 shall be deemed to be noises likely to disturb
- 691.3.4 Animal - bird - disturbing peace - comfort The sound made by an animal, or bird, under the care, custody, or control of a person which disturbs the peace, comfort or repose of any person in another occupied dwelling house shall be deemed to be noises likely to disturb
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- 691.3.6 Tire noise - squealing - acceleration - braking The wheel, or tire noise, caused by the deliberate and unnecessary acceleration, rapid turning or rapid braking of a motor vehicle shall be deemed to be noises likely to disturb
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