Newmarket : Règlement no 2024-08, art. 6.1(a) — Noise By-law

a matter of public necessity or public Emergency;

• (b) Measures undertaken by the Town, its servants, employees, contractors or agents to carrying out Town operations or to operate, maintain or install municipally-owned infrastructure, facilities or the like, or to deliver municipal services;
• (c) measures undertaken by the Region, its servants, employees, contractors or agents to carrying out Region operations or to operate, maintain or install regionally-owned infrastructure, facilities or the like, or to deliver regional services.
• (d) a vehicle of the York Region Police Service, provincial or federal police, Central York Fire Services, or York Region Paramedics Services, while in performance of their duty;
• (e) the operation of machines and equipment by or on behalf of the Town, including but not limited to snow removal equipment, road cleaning equipment, grass cutting or field maintenance equipment, tree and shrub pruning and mulching equipment, painting machines for crosswalks and Highways;
• (f) thecollectionordisposaloTgarbage,wasteorrecyclablematerial by or on behalf of the Town;
• (g) signalling devices utilized as traffic and pedestrian control devices at intersections and crosswalks;
• (h) the operation of equipment in conjunction with Town Construction projects, Town general maintenance projects, and Town Emergency maintenance projects; necessary municipal work and Emergency work that cannot be performed during regular business hours;
• (j) the discharge of consumer fireworks, display fireworks or pyrotechnic special effects fireworks if such discharge complies with the Town's Fireworks By-law;
• (k) bells, chimes, carillons or clocks associated with religious or public buildings uses including schools; activities from industrial uses located in lands zoned for industrial use if Noise or Sound is in accordance with the terms and conditions of a valid Certificate of Approval, provisional Certificate of Approval or other approval issued under the Environmental Protection Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. E.19, where such approval addresses Noise or Sound as a source of contamination; Noise Bylaw 2024-08
• (m) operation of machinery by or on behalf of a public utility where work needs to be done to minimize service interruptions;
• (n) a military or other band in a parade if the parade is operating under written permission of the Town;
• (o) the use in a reasonable manner of Motor Vehicles and when utilized for the clearing and the removal of snow from roadway on private property; or
• (p) Construction or an Event for which a valid temporary Noise permit has been issued, but only if the terms and conditions of the temporary Noise permit are complied with.