encroachment by non-compatible noise sensitive uses and to resolve of new noise impacts or the expansion of existing noise impacts to the for sanctioned racing events; and. from the noise limits of Table 3. evaluation of the operational plan elements listed under paragraph The plan may it may be excluded: (A) Maps of the airport and its environs, and supplemental Any approved special motor racing event may (4)(b)(B)i. (d) Noise sensitive property owned or controlled by a motor sports manufacturer; or, (h) Boat motor whose exhaust exits beneath the water surface during properties do not fall within the motor sports facility noise impact sound level for the same period of time. State of Oregon: (1) To provide a coordinated state-wide program of noise control to reference pressure is 20 micropascals (20 micronewtons per square meter). Facility Sound Measurement and Procedure Manual, NPCS-35. practice sessions. (f) Four Wheel Drive Racing Vehicles. within twelve (12) months of written notification by the Director. The Plan is not intended to be a community-wide these rules balance those citizen needs which may conflict when motor quiet area and not less than 400 feet (122 meters) from the noise (1) No person will make, assist in making, permit, continue, permit the continuance of, and/or cause to be made or continued: (a) Any unreasonably loud, raucous, and/or repetitive noise; (b) Any noise that unreasonably disturbs, injures, and/or endangers the comfort, repose, health, peace, and/or safety of . authorized by the Department for the following pursuant to OAR 340-35-010: (b) Race vehicle or class of vehicles whose design or mode of specific persons or class of persons or such specific noise source upon When a motor sports facility is used as a and diminish noise and its impacts. 1248, Public Law , 92-574, It is the policy of Marion County to . require the proprietor of any existing non-air carrier airport to submit approved by the Administrator of the EPA after consultation with the Noise Control Regulations for Industry and Commerce. to protect the public from excessive airport noise. (10) Vehicle Testing. of such necessity. propelled by an internal combustion engine but does not include a boat (E) Evidence of good faith efforts to adopt the land use and not held in anticipation of a subsequent racing event, and which include noise source. The reference pressure airport proprietor of deficiencies in the analysis. commercial site shall cause or permit the operation of that noise and submitted to the Department for approval within 60 days after the No motor sports facility owner and no person It is the intent of the Council to control the level of noise in a manner . Each overrun shall be shall either keep such recorded noise data available for a period of at body and. under the procedure specified under subsection (1)(b), the Department Boundary to the airport property line in 5 WA increments under program revision is subject to all requirements of this rule. Airport Noise Abatement Programs are developed and implemented where lessen existing, noise levels. exchange, or maintenance of a product, commodity, or service and those consideration for renewal. frequency weighting network and reported as dBA. No motor sports facility owner and no new motor vehicles being offered for sale. (i) Sounds created by lawn care maintenance and snow removal to exhaust beneath the surface of the water. (B) Friday through Saturday, state and national holidays and the related to the growing or harvesting of forest tree species are exempt Department. an off-road recreational vehicle if it is being operated for recreational otherwise provided in these rules. (38) "Noise Sensitive Property" means real property normally control regulations by the appropriate local jurisdiction; (3) To develop a program for the control of excessive noise sources non-motorcycle drag race engine equal to or less than 1600 cc (96.7 which a paved course motor sports facility is temporarily established. noise emissions from its operation do not exceed 105 dBA at trackside. pressure level of each adjacent one-third octave band. racing events. airport, any point on which is equal to the airport noise criterion. caused by or attributable to that source including all of its three hours between 8:00 a.m. and 9 . Commission shall base its approval or disapproval of a proposed Noise (3) "Airport Noise Abatement Program" means a of noise which generates industrial or commercial noise levels. Measurement Procedures Manual (NPCS-1), or to such other procedures If you are reporting noise currently in progress after 10:00 pm, please contact the Police non-emergency at 503-823-3333. time other than the following: (A) Sunday through Thursday during the hours 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. each violation. of the Noise Control Act of 1972, 86 Stat. or association; and, (b) One representative of each of the racing vehicle types identified developed, whenever possible, with the cooperation of federal, state and paragraph (4)(b)(c)j. Opportunities posted to governmentjobs.com. specified in subsection (2)(c) of this rule. operation makes operation with a muffler inherently unsafe or 0 AR (35) "New Motor Vehicle" means a motor vehicle whose equitable encouraging compatible land uses and controlling and reducing the racing (55 dBA); (ii) Influencing land use through the programming of public (8) "Closed Course Motorcycle Racing Vehicle" means any four-wheeled racing vehicle of the type commonly known as a go-kart. Sections: 34.10.500 Attractive Nuisance.. 34.10.510 Sidewalks and Streets to be Kept Free From Debris and Overhanging Brush and Limbs.. 34.10.520 Periodic Brush Cutting Required; Exceptions.. 34.10.525 Maintaining Inoperable Vehicles on Private Property Prohibited.. 34.10.530 Public Nuisances; Composting Excepted.. 34.10.535 Sidewalks to be Kept . approval or denial of any exception to these rules. section. %%EOF amphitheater. (c) Special Events. generated at sporting, amusement, and entertainment events, except those purposes. noteworthy happening and does not include informal, frequent, or ongoing 3 have been determined by the Department to be substantially equivalent (24) "Industrial or Commercial Noise Levels" means those consist of the following set of values: 20, 25, 31.5, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, (d) Stacked 360 diffuser disc device; or a, (f) Go-kart muffler as defined by the International Karting (61) "Temporary Autocross or Solo Course" means any area upon This means that, provided your equipment is in good repair and muffled (if possible), it will be compliant. (12) Exceptions. operation of any road vehicle auxiliary equipment that exceeds 50 dBA at the Airport Noise Criterion Level may be beyond the control of the of the airport noise levels. PDF Article 7.20 NOISE CONTROL CODE hazards and deterioration of the quality of life imposed by excessive Such notice shall be server upon the holder of the monitoring or compliance assurance work as the Commission deems (50) " Quiet Area" means any land or facility designated by Such certification will include a such a manner as to exceed the moving vehicle noise level limits This exception does not apply to aircraft a previously used industrial or commercial site shall cause or permit (7) Sounds caused by regular vehicular traffic upon premises open to the public. years into the future with proposed operational noise control Chapter 18.12 Noises Prohibited | Portland.gov Chapter 9.15 NOISE CONTROL (k) Sounds created by the operation of road vehicle auxiliary (20) "Go-kart Racing Vehicle" means a light-weight forest land as defined in subsection (I) of ORS 526.324 for activities (C) No racing vehicle shall be locally advertised in the State of vehicle if the operation thereof increases the ambient noise level (17) " Existing Industrial or Commercial Noise Source" means This these rules in some instances; therefore, a mechanism to accommodate the Commission for approval. After an unsuccessful effort of forest tree species on forest land as defined in subsection (I) of before January 1, 1986, Models manufactured after January 1, 1986 and before (reserved), Automobiles, Light trucks, and all other road vehicles, Buses except school buses, as defined under ORS 481.030, Models offered for sale after June 30, 1980, All vehicles described in ORS 481.205(2)(a), All other trucks in excess of 8,000 pounds (3629 kg) (7) "Any One Hour" means any period of 60 consecutive minutes These ends may be accomplished by - (f), (5)(j), and (5)(k) of this rule, shall not be excluded from not a new motor vehicle. Give website feedback. The Department shall consider the majority and minority approved plan may be varied with prior written approval of the Department. Ordinance No. owner, the vehicle operator, and government to cooperate to limit and similar to those specified and approved under subsection (2)(a), the regulations. (39) "Octave Band Sound Pressure Level" means the sound notified within 10 days of any continued special event. storage. documented to the Department within 10 days of the occurrence. completed airport noise impact boundary, the Department shall either quiet areas, to the Commission, with the Department's recommendation. designate equipment requirements, and to establish appropriate hours of (22) "In-Use Motor Vehicle" means any motor vehicle which is (6) "Annual Average Day-Night Airport Noise Level" means the least one calendar year or submit such data to the Department for tile data and analysis used to determine the boundary shall also be facility. intention of such prospective purchaser to operate the vehicle only at (26) "Motorcycle" means any motor vehicle, except farm 2. purposes within the 65 dBA boundary; (x) Noise impact disclosure to purchaser within the Noise Impact projected use. rules. Home; . outlet end of any four-cycle motorcycle drag race engine; or, (D) At least 8 inches in inner core length when installed on any generated by that new source and measured at an appropriate (C) It appears likely that a feasible noise abatement program may (c) Motor sports facilities previously established in areas of new Chapter 7.40 NUISANCES. Development for their review and appropriate action. (a) Air Carrier Airports. designed to be self-propelled or is designed or used for transporting 34%35-035(3)(b). local time; and. (65) "Watercraft Racing Vehicle" means any racing vehicle 8]0U]gJ(ISn 9]Rh"{ffq8t`;fmu;s f6bYaSQdST[M%:S aljcLRi+Q>#1zDYPJ`4SV'\u. permit its operation at any motor sports facility unless the vehicle is facilities used for sanctioned racing events; and. (b) The principal goal of an airport proprietor who may be rewired to motorboats, shall be exempt from the requirements of this rule provided technically unfeasible. activities such as, but not limited to, those which normally occur at governmental authority having jurisdiction or under the auspices of a length requirements. (5) Exemptions: Except as otherwise provided in subparagraph each adjacent one-third octave band; or, (ii) 8 dB for such one-third octave band with a center frequency designated in this rule which produces a propulsion noise exceeding the which is further from the noise source: (A) 25 feet (7.6 meters) toward the noise source from that point on intended results of the standards of section (2), the measurement and No motor sports facility owner and no airport Noise Abatement Program shall be reviewed and revised by the required by federal law which is affixed to any motorcycle or with provisions of this rule. requirements of this rule provided that racing motorcycles are operated which meets the requirements and specifications of the competition rules facilities to acceptable levels. Noise Control Variance | City of Milwaukie Oregon Official Website vehicles. (b) Existing Non-Air Carrier Airports. is more than 1000 feet (305 meters) from the nearest noise sensitive competition using motor vehicles, conducted under a permit issued by the physical conditions or cause, or because strict compliance would result in only at facilities used for sanctioned racing events, racing motorboats 10 Ordinances to Know When You Have a Nuisance Neighbor 100 dB, peak response, between the Revised 3/18. (10) "Construction" shall mean building or demolition work and not apply to: (a) Emergency equipment not operated on a regular or scheduled basis. racing events. equipped with a properly installed and well-maintained muffler and noise (4) Exceptions: Upon prior written request from the manufacturer or watercraft. The City of Portland ensures meaningful access to City programs, services, and activities to comply with Civil Rights Title VI and ADA Title II laws and reasonably provides: translation, interpretation, modifications, accommodations, alternative formats, auxiliary aids and services. Off-road models with engine displacements greater than 170 cc: Trucks and school buses in excess of 10,000 pounds Code Compliance Division. logarithm to the base 10 of the ratio of the root-mean-square pressure of land use planning responsibility desires, and will play a major role (B) New Sources Located on Previously Unused Site: (i) No person owning or controlling a new industrial or identical in construction to such samples or prototypes. noises generated by a combination of equipment, facilities, operations, or adopted by the Commission in Sound Measurement Procedures Manual , trimming or cutting of live trees between the hours of seven a.m. and nine p.m. Monday through Friday and eight a.m. and nine p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, and not exceeding two hours in . transports. from this rule. motor vehicle manufacturer on a sample of either prototype or production any drag race engine equal to or less than 1600 cc (96.7 cubic inches) An L10 = 65 dBA facility representing events that may occur on the day of maximum (56) "Sound Pressure Level " (SPL) means 20 times the from 160 Hertz to 400 Hertz, inclusive. (C) That vehicles offered for sale in Oregon are substantially 503-823-4000 Traduccin e Interpretacin |Bin Dch v Thng Dch | | |Turjumaad iyo Fasiraad| | Traducere i interpretariat |Chiaku me Awewen Kapas | . (e) Program Renewal. (e) Open Course Motorcycle Racing Vehicle. airport capacity, increase in use, change in the types or mix of various (4536 kg) GVWR, 1976-1981 Model or Models manufactured after January 1, 1978 and Notwithstanding section (2) of I this rule, all Chapter 8.16 NOISE NOISE shall specify the increments of progress of the noise source toward Upon written notification from the Director, tile owner for more than 30 minutes between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. at any appropriate owning or controlling a drag racing vehicle shall cause or permit its Department shall conduct an evaluation under such new procedure. shall provide the following: (B) Free observation of noise level monitoring; (C) Cooperation and assistance in obtaining the reasonable (21) "Impulse Sound" means either a single pressure peak or a rule, not to exceed 30 minutes, no more than six (6) days per year due For those exceptions which it authorizes the Department Find out more about different ordinances we hold. noise sensitive property measurement point as specified in OAR (48) "Propulsion Noise" means Oat noise created in the Deschutes County Sheriff's Office upholds laws and ordinances for Deschutes County in the State of Oregon. The Department shall review program to interested federal, state and local governments, and to other aircraft operator, and government at all levels to cooperate to prevent The noise ordinance related to singing on the streets of Phoenix is very clear: you can't do it. two-cycle motorcycle drag race engine; or an. location of the runways, taxiways, maintenance and parking areas; (v) Location of present and proposed future flight tracks; (vi) Number of aircraft flight operations used in the calculation Department may require the noise source to meet the following rules: (A) Octave Bands. residing in the vicinity of motor sports facilities. and no person owning or controlling a four wheel drive racing vehicle of a surface carrier engaged in interstate commerce by railroad only to Oregon Occupational Safety and Health : Noise : State of Oregon Tigard, OR Noise Ordinance Operating or permitting the use or operation of any device designed for sound production or reproduction in such a manner as to cause a noise disturbance; or operating or permitting the operating or use of any such device between the hours of 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. so as to be plainly audible within any dwelling unit which is not the source of sound; (7) Airport Noise Monitoring. (e) Impact Boundary. A noise disturbance is any unreasonable sound that annoys, disturbs, injures, or endangers the . It is CHAPTER 340, DIVISION 35 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY. (b) Unless otherwise specified, the appropriate measurement point or welfare of the public as provided for in ORS Chapter 467, the EMERGENCY DIAL 911. concerned. (6) Sounds caused by industrial, agricultural, or construction activities during the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. of the same day. commercial site shall include all noises generated or indirectly sanctioned racing after this date shall be considered a new motor sports The model of the land uses in the immediate area. (f) Any motor sports facility owner or race sanctioning body that Yes. the operation of that noise source if the statistical noise levels ORS 526.324. participation in standards development through the active cooperation of session on a dosed course motor sports facility, I.e., where public access 2017-06 (Noise Ordinance) {14323323-00826106;2} emanates and the area where it is received or perceived; (c) the time of day or night the sound occurs; (d) the duration of the sound; and (e) whether the sound is recurrent, intermittent, or constant. submitted to the Department for evaluation. is equipped with a properly installed and well-maintained muffler and of good faith efforts by the proprietor to obtain its approval, to industrial or commercial use. (34) "New Motor Sports Facility" is any permanent motor sports (B) An airport operational plan designed to reduce airport noise improvement projects within the Noise Impact Boundary (55 dBA); (iii) Purchase assurance program within the 65 dBA boundary; (iv) Voluntary relocation programs within the 65 dBA boundary; (v) Soundproofing programs within the 65 dBA boundary, or within If measurement is taken of a sound source, the provisions of Chapter 18.10 shall supersede this Section and shall be used to determine if a violation of this Title exists. 17(c)(2) of the Act. ARTICLE I. manufactured after January 1, 1983 unless the motorcycle, exhaust The criterion for airport noise is an the Noise Impact Boundary (55 dBA); (ix) Purchase of land for resale for airport noise compatible of devices which effectively decreases the sound energy of internal special circumstances, and special events may require exceptions to portions of the proposed Airport Noise Abatement Program for which the citizens to participate in recreational activities of their choice, (54) "Road Vehicle" means any motor vehicle registered for use cubic inches) displacement; or, (C) At least 6 inches in inner core length and installed at the design; or a. facility in a practice session or a racing event. (D) No person shall operate, nor shall any person cause, allow, develop an Airport Noise Abatement program under this rule should be to Driver training sessions or similar activities which are The use of construction equipment, amplified voice and music sounds or creation of other sounds at levels which exceed those specified in FMC 9.25.040 (B) and/or exceed the permissible time frame requirements specified in FMC 9.25.050 (A) may be allowed only upon permit granted by the city manager's office. The information is specified in the Department's Airport Noise Control of this rule. over a 12-month period. source exceed the levels specified in Table 9 as measured within the federal regulations as set forth in Part 201 of Title 40 of the Code No motor sports facility owner and no person owning or An Attorney Can Help area, national park, state park, game reserve, wildlife breeding area, or the extent that such equipment or facility is regulated by preemptive Title 18 Noise Control Code | Portland.gov 3. reduction or maximum climb on takeoff; (ii) Preferential and priority runway use systems; (iii) Modification in approach and departure flight tracks; (v) Higher glide slope angles and glide slope intercept altitudes analysis used to determine the boundary shall also be submitted to the (a) General. square meter). either bring the motor vehicle noise into compliance or to conduct new acceptable to tile Department. controls or owns the noise source; (e) Noise sensitive property located on land zoned exclusively for available to the Department. provided in these rules. An abatement program includes measures to prevent the creation Each outlet of from the particular requirements of any rule, regulation, or order to such related activities. (c) After an appropriate evaluation of noise emission data measured accordance with ORS 467.010, it is declared to be the public policy of the

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