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  • Akron, Ohio.pdf

    Akron, OH
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    This document contains sections of the Akron, Ohio municipal code establishing noise and peace ordinances. The code prohibits disturbing the peace through clamorous behavior, intoxication, fighting, and disorderly conduct (with violations classified as minor misdemeanors), and regulates noisy activities including advertising, machinery operation, and noise-producing instruments (misdemeanors of the fourth degree). Section 132.16 specifically restricts sound amplification devices, establishing that unreasonable noise from radios, phonographs, loudspeakers, and musical instruments is prima facie unlawful, with stricter limits in residential zones between 9:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. (where sound must not be audible beyond eighty feet from the property line) and in public rights-of-way (where sound must not be audible beyond one hundred feet).

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  • 1 Madison Wisconsin Noise Related Regulations CHAPTER 8 PUBLIC PROPERTY

    Madison, WI
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Madison's Chapter 8 regulations govern the use of public address systems and sound amplification devices in city parks. The Parks Superintendent may issue permits for such equipment while limiting hours of operation and location to minimize disruption to other park users and adjacent residents. The regulation includes an appeal process allowing applicants to challenge superintendent decisions first to the Park Commission and then to the Common Council.

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