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Newmarket
Corporation
of the Town of Newmarket
By-law
2024-08
A By-law to Prohibit or regulate
unusual Noises
or Noises
likely to disturb the
Inhabitants
oT the Town of Newmarket.
Whereas
section 129 of the Municipal
Act, 2001
authorizes
municipalities
to
pass by-laws
to prohibit
and regulate
Noise or Sounds;
And
whereas
section
128
of the
Municipal
Act,
2001 authorizes
a local
municipality
to prohibit
and regulate
matters
that, in the opinion
of Council,
are
or could be become
public nuisance;
And
whereas
section
429
(1)
of the
Municipal
Act,
2001 provides
that
a
municipality may establish
a system of fines for an offence under a by-law
passed under the Act.
Therefore,
be it enacted by the Council
of the Corporation
of the Town of
Newmarket
as follows:
1.0
Title
This By-law may be known and cited for all purposes
as the "Noise By-law
2024-08".
2.0
Definitions
"Applicant"
means a Person
applying
for a Noise-permit
under this by-law;
"Appeals
Committee"
means the Appeals
Committee
established
by the
Town;
"Business"
means an enterprise
conducted
by a person on lands zoned by
the Town for employment/commercial
use or as otherwise
permitted
by the
Town's
Zoning By-law;
"Council"
means the Council of the Corporation
of the Town of Newmarket;
l'Construction"
includes
erection,
alteration,
repair, dismantling,
demolition,
Structural
maintenance,
painting,
moving, land clearing,
earth moving, grading,
excavation,
blasting and detonation
of explosive
devices
other than fireworks,
the laying of pipe and conduit
whether
above or below ground level, street and
Highway
building, concreting,
equipment
installation
and alteration
and the
structural
installation
of Construction
components
and materials
in any form
or for any purpose,
and includes
any associated
or related work;
"Construction
Equipment"
means any equipment
or device designed
and
intended
for use in Construction
or material handling,
including
but not
limited to air compressors,
pile drivers, pneumatic
or hydraulic
tools,
bulldozers,
tractors,
excavators,
trenchers,
cranes, derricks,
loaders,
scrapers,
pavers, generators,
off-highway
haulers,
trucks, ditchers,
compactors
and rollers, pumps, concrete
mixers, graders
or other material
handling
equipment;
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"Conveyance"
includes
a vehicle and any other device employed
to
transport
a Person
or Persons
or goods from place to place but does not
include any such device or vehicle if operated
only with the Premises
of a
Person.
"Dwelling"
means a house, apartment,
or other place of Residence;
"Director"
means the Director
of Legislative
Services
and his or her designate
or successor;
"Emergency"
means a situation
or an impending
situation,
often dangerous,
caused by the forces of nature, an accident,
an intentional
act or otherwise,
which arises suddenly
and calls for prompt action;
"Emergency
Vehicle"
includes
a land ambulance,
an air ambulance,
a fire
department vehicle,
a
police vehicle,
and
a
Motor
Vehicle
being
used
to
respond
to an emergency;
"Event"
an event open to the public, including
a public fair, public exhibition,
public celebration,
public sporting
event,
public concert;
or a school
board
event; or an event not open to the public but does not include private house
parties;
"Fees
and
Charges"
means
the
General
Fees
and
Charges
By-law,
as
amended
for the Legislative
Services
Department;
"Highway"
includes
a common
and public highway,
street, avenue, parkway,
driveway,
square, place, bridge, viaduct
or trestle designed
and intended
for,
or used by, the general public for the passage
of vehicles
"lnfill
Housing"
means
a
development
that
occurs
on
a
single
lot,
or a
consolidated
number
of small lots or sites that are vacant or underdeveloped;
"Inhabitants"
means one or more Persons
who reside in the Town;
"Motor
Vehicle"
includes
an automobile,
bus, truck, motorcycle,
motor
assisted
bicycle and any other vehicle propelled
or driven other than by
muscular
power, but does not include a motorized
snow vehicle, traction
engine, farm tractor, other farm vehicle or road-building
machine;
"Motorized
Conveyance"
includes
a vehicle and any other device employed
to transport
a Person
or Persons
or goods from place to place, but does not
include any such device or vehicle if operated
only within the Premises
of a
Person
or if propelled
or driven only by muscular,
gravitational
or wind
power;
"Noise"
means Sound
or vibration
that is of such volume, level or nature that
it is unusual
and likely to disturb the inhabitants
of the Town."
"Officer"
means a Police Officer as defined under the Police Services
Act,
R.S.0. 1990, c. P15, as amended,
an individual
appointed
by the Town as a
Municipal
Law
Enforcement
Officer
pursuant
to
section
15
of the
Police
Services
Act, as amended,
or any other individual
designated
by the Town to
enforce
this By-law;
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"Owner"
means the Property
Owner, authorized
agent, lessee, or occupier
of
the Premises
upon which the Noise or Sound
is being located;
"Person"
includes
a corporation,
organization,
association,
partnership
and
shall include the Owner
of a property;
"Premises"
means a piece of land and any buildings
and structures
on it,
and includes
a place of business,
a public Highway,
private road, lane,
pathway
and sidewalk,
and any other location or place; and shall include
dwelling
in a multi- residential
building.
"Point
of
Reception"
means
any
point
on
the
Premises
where
Sound
originating
from other than those Premises
is received;
"Quiet
Zone"
means area within 100 m used as a hospital, retirement
home,
nursing home, senior citizens
Residence,
or other similar use and the distance
will be measured
from the point of origin.
ilRegion"
means the Corporation
of the Region of York
"Residence"
means any property
within the municipality
which is zoned for
residential
uses by an applicable
Zoning
By-Law
or which is used in whole or
in part for human habitation.
"Sound"
the sensation
produced
by stimulation
of the organs of hearing by
vibrations
transmitted
through
the air or other medium
"Statutory
Holiday"
includes
Boxing Day and any day within the definition
of
"holiday"
in the Retail Business
Holidays
Act R.S.0. 1990, Ch. R.30, as
amended,
or any successor
thereof;
"Town"
means the Corporation
of the Town of Newmarket.
"Zone"
means the area of a defined land use in the Town Zoning
By-law
passed under the Planning
Act, as amended,
from time to time;
"Zoning
By-law"
means a by-law passed under section 34 of the Planning
Act that restricts
the use of land.
3.O
Administration
3.1
Interpretation:
(a)
A word interpreted
in the singular
number
has a corresponding
meaning
when used in the plural.
(b)
The imperial measurements
found in this By-law in brackets
are
provided
for information
only and are intended
to be an
approximate
conversion
of the metric measurements.
The
metric or Standard
International
measurements
shall be
deemed
to be the standards
established
by this By-law and,
wherever
there is a variance
between
the metric or Sl
measurements
and the imperial measurements,
the metric or Sl
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measurements
shall apply.
3.2
This By-law shall be administered
by the Director
of Legislative
Services.
4.0
General
Prohibitions
4.1
No Person
shall make, cause or permit the emission
of Noise or
Sound,
which Noise or Sound
is clearly audible at Point of
Reception
which is likely to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment,
comfort
or convenience
of the Inhabitants
of the Town.
4.2
No Business
shall make, cause or permit the emission
of Noise or
Sound,
which Noise or Sound
is clearly audible at Point
of
Reception
which is likely to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment,
comfort
or convenience
of the Inhabitants
of the Town.
4.3
For the purposes
of this By-law and without
limiting the generality
of the
foregoing,
the following
Noises
or Sounds
shall
be
deemed
to
be
Noises
or Sounds
likely to disturb any Person
in the Town:
(a)
the operation
of a Motor
Vehicle
in such a way that tires squeal;
(b)
the
operation
of any combustion
engine
or pneumatic
device
without
an effective
exhaust
or intake muffling device in constant
operation;
(c)
the operation
of a motor vehicle or a motor vehicle with a trailer
resulting
in banging,
clanking,
squealing
or other like Noises
or
Sounds;
(d)
the use of a horn, whistle, alarm, bell, gong or the like, except for
an
auditory
safety
or warning
device
or chimes
used
in
association
with a religious
establishment;
(e)
theoperationofanairconditioner,poolpumporfilter,heatpump
or the like that is not in proper working
order;
(f)
the Noise or Sound
caused by a burglar
alarm or similar
security
device which
is
permitted
to
continue
for more than ten
(10)
minutes
where there is not an Emergency,
breach of the peace
or similar incident;
(g)
theoperationofrooftopunitsthatarenotinproperworkingorder.
(h)
The operation
of a sound emitting pest control device.
5.O
Hours of Operation
By Time and Area
5.I
No Person
shall make or permit the emission
of Noise or Sound
resulting
from any act listed in the "Schedule
A" if clearly audible at a
Point
of Reception
located in a prescribed
area of the municipality
within a prohibited
time shown for such an area.
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6.O
Exemptions
6.1
This By-law does not apply to Noise or Sound
emitted or caused or
permitted
in connection
with:
(a)
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;
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(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.
6.2
Despite
any provision
of this By-law, this By-law shall not apply where:
(a)
a
Noise or Sound
is from a facility that has
been designed,
developed,
built, operated
and maintained
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.0. 1990, c. E.19, where
such approval
addresses
Noise
or
Sound
as
a
source
of
contamination;
or
(b)
an order or permit has
been
issued
under the Environmental
Protection
Act that addresses
the Noise or Sound
as a source
of contamination
7.O
Grant
of Exemption
7.1
AnyPersonmayapplyfortemporaryNoisepermitforConstructionor
for an Event
from the provisions
of this by-law.
7.2
An application
for temporary
Noise permit shall be made on the form
prescribed
by
the
Town
and
shall
be
accompanied
by
the
non-
refundable
application
fee in the Fees and Charges
By-law.
7.3
The following
power and
authority
is delegated to the Director with
respect
to Construction
or an Event:
(a)
to issue a temporary
Noise permit;
(b)
to issue a temporary
Noise permit with imposed
conditions; or
(c)
to refuse to issue, cancel, revoke or suspend
a temporary
Noise
permit,
7.4
In making his or her determination
under section 7.3, the Director shall:
(a)
determine
whether
the event
falls
within
the
definition
of
Construction
or Event;
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(b)
consider
any
negative
effects
the
issuance
of the
temporary
Noise
permit may have on
neighbouring
properties
or on the
Town;
(c)
consider
any
benefits
the
issuance
of the
temporary
Noise
permit may have for neighbouring
properties
or for the Town;
(d)
consider
any
previous
violations
of this
By-law
or temporary
Noise permit conditions
by the Applicant;
and
(e)
consider
anything
reasonably
and relevant.
7.5
The Director,
may impose conditions
on a temporary
Noise permit,
including
but not limited to:
(a)
The type of volume
of Noise or Sounds
that may be made
(b)
The times during which Noise or Sounds
may be made
(c)
The date of expiry of the temporary
Noise permit (not excess of
six months)
(d)
Notification
be prepared
to advise the community
of the Noise or
Sound
that will be occurring.
7.6
The Director
shall circulate
the application
to the Mayor, Deputy Mayor
&
Regional
Councillor,
and
Ward
Councillors
where
the Event
or
Construction
is to be held on a boundary
street between
Wards.
7.7
Any
of the
above-mentioned
Councillors
may
request
that the
application
be
"bumped
up"
to
a
full
Committee
of the
Whole
for
consideration.
7.8
The Director
shall issue a permit if all of the following
conditions
have
been met:
(a)
Those notified under section 7.6 have either:
Not responded
within the date determined
by the Director
of the notice; or
Responded
indicating
that they have no objection
to the
application
being approved.
(b)
The Applicant
has complied
with
all terms and
conditions
of
approval
of the last permit issued to them under this section, if
any.
(c)
The Applicant
has provided
the following:
i.
the name and address
of the Applicant;
the date, time( not in excess of six months)
and location
of the
Event or activity for which the temporary
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permit
is
sought and,
where
applicable
the
number of
people expected
to attend;
iii.
the purpose
of which the permit is required;
a description
of any Noise or Sound
or Construction
Equipment
to be used;
v.
the name, address
and telephone
number
of at least one
contact
Person
who will supervise
the Event
or activity;
a written undertaking
that one or more contact Persons
responsible
for supervising
the Event
or activity
will be on-
site
during
the
entire
Event
or
activity
to
ensure
compliance
with the terms and conditions
of the permit;
a statement
of the steps, if any, planned
or presently
being
taken to minimize
the Noise or Sound;
Viii.
a non-refundable
application
fee as set out in the Fees
and Charges
by-law; and
a temporary
Noise
permit fee set out in the
Fees and
Charges
by-law,
refundable
if
the application
is not
approved.
(d)
A Noise permit issued under section 7.2 shall be subject
to the
following
terms and conditions:
No Noise or Sound
or Construction
Equipment
other
than the equipment
approved
under the permit shall be
used by the Applicant;
The Event or activity shall be restricted
to the approved
location;
and
The permission
granted is for the date and times for the
Event
or activity as set out in the permit.
7.9
Upon
issuance
of
a temporary
Noise
permit
the
Director
may
undertake
to notify the York Regional
Police Service
of the permit and
its conditions,
if any.
7.10
Where the Director has made a decision under Section 7.3 (c) notice
in writing shall be given of that decision to the Applicant
by regular mail
to the last known address of that Person. The written notice shall:
(a)
set out the grounds
for the decision;
(b)
give reasonable
particulars
of the grounds;
(c)
be signed by the Director;
and
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(d)
an Applicant
may request
a review of the Noise permit decision
of the Director
within fourteen
(14) calendar
days of the decision
to the Appeals
Committee.
7.11
The request
for review is made by filing a written request
for review,
on a form approved
by the Director,
to the Appeals
Committee.
The
Appeals
Committee
may authorize
the Noise permit from the
provisions
of this By-law, provided
that in the opinion of the Appeals
Committee
it is established
that the requirements
in section 7.4 are
met.
7.12
A decision
ofthe
Appeals
Committee
is final and binding.
7.13
AnapplicationforaNoisepermitthatexceeds6monthsshallbe
forwarded
to Council,
along with a report by the Director,
for
approval.
7.14
A decision
of Council
is final and binding.
8.0
Order
8.1
If an Officer
is satisfied that this By-law has been contravened,
the
Officer
may make an order, known as an Order to Discontinue
Activity,
requiring
the Person
who contravened
the by-law, or who caused or
permitted
the contravention,
or the Owner
or occupier
of the land on
which the contravention
occurred,
to discontinue
the contravention.
8.2
An Order to Discontinue
Activity
shall set out:
(a)
the municipal
address
of the property
on which the contravention
occurred;
(b)
the date of the contravention;
(c)
the reasonable
particulars
of the contravention
of the by-law; and
(d)
the date by which there must be compliance
with the order.
8.3
No Person
shall contravene
an Order to Discontinue
Activity.
9.O
Service
of Order
9.1
The
Order to
Discontinue
Activity may
be served
personally
on the
Person
to whom it is directed
or by
regular mail to the
last known
address
of that Person,
in which case it shall be deemed
to have been
served on the fifth day after it is mailed.
10.O
PowerofEntry
10.I
The Town may enter on land at any reasonable
time for the purpose
of
carrying
out an inspection
to determine
whether
or not the following
are
being complied
with:
(a)
the provisions
of this By-law;
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(b)
an Order issued under this By-law; or
(c)
an Order made under Section 431 of the Act.
10.2
Where an inspection
is conducted
by the Town, the Person
conducting
the inspection
may:
(a)
require
the production
of
documents
or
relevant
items
for
inspection;
(b)
inspect
and
remove
documents
or
things
relevant
to the
inspection
for the purpose
of making copies and extracts;
(c)
require information
from any Person
concerning
a matter related
to the inspection
including
their name, address,
phone number
and identification;
and
(d)
alone
or in
conjunction
with
a
Person
possessing
special
or
expert knowledge,
make examinations
or take tests, samples
or
photographs
necessary
for the purpose
of inspection.
10.3
The Town may undertake
an inspection
pursuant
to an Order issued
under Section 438 of the Act.
10.4
The Town's
power
of
entry may
be
exercised
by
an
employee,
inspector
or
agent
of the
Town
or
by
a
member
of
a
police
force with
jurisdiction,
as well by any Person
under his or her direction.
10.5
No Person
shall hinder or obstruct,
or attempt
to hinder or obstruct,
a
Municipal
Law Enforcement
Officer, or a Police Officer
from carrying
out
inspections
of land to ensure compliance
with this By-law.
10.6
The fees imposed constitute
a debt of the Person
to the Town. The
Town Treasurer
may add fees to the tax roll and collect them in the
same
manner as
municipal
taxes on
any
property
for which
all the
Owners
are responsible
for paying the fees.
10.7
NoPersonshallhinderorobstruct,orattempttohinderorobstruct,any
Person
who is exercising
a power or performing
a duty under this By-
law, including
carrying
out an inspection.
11.0
Rebuttal
Presumption
11.1
An Owner
where the Noise or Sound
is being emitted from shall be
presumed
to
have permitted,
or caused to be permitted,
the Noise or
Sound
under this By-law,
as the case may be, which presumption
may
be rebutted by evidence
to the contrary
on a balance
of probabilities.
12.O
Penalties
12.1
Every Person
who contravenes
any provision
of this By-law are liable
to the fines and
administrative
fees set out under the Administrative
Monetary
Penalty
System By-law 2019-62
as amended.
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12.2
Every Person who is in contravention
of the provisions
of this By-law
may
request
a
review
of the
matter
in
accordance
with
the
Administrative
Monetary
Penalty
System
By-law-2019-
62.
12.3
Every Person
who contravenes
any provision
of this By-law, including
an order issued
under this
By-law,
is guilty of an offence and
upon
conviction
is liable to a fine as provided
for the Provincial
Offences
Act,
R.S.0. 1990, ChapterP.33,
as amended.
12.4
Any Person
who is in contravention
of any provision
of this By-law, or
who fails to comply with an order issued
under this By-law shall
be
deemed
to be committing
a continuing
offence
for each day or part of a
day that the contravention
remains
uncorrected
12.5
If an Order has been issued under this By-law, and the order has not
been complied
with, the contravention
of the order shall be deemed
to
be a continuing
offence
for each day or part of a day that the order is
not complied
with.
12.6
AnyPersonwhoisguiltyofanoffenceunderthisbylawshallbesubject
to the following
penalties
pursuant
to Part Ill of the Provincial
Offences
Act, R.S.0. 4990, Chapter
P.33, as amended:
(a)
upon a first conviction,
to a fine of not less than three hundred
and
fiffy
dollars
($350.00) and
not
more than
one
hundred
thousand dollars ($100,000.00);
(b)
upon a second or subsequent
conviction
for the same offence,
to
a fine of not less than five hundred dollars ($500.00)
and
not
more than one hundred
thousand
dollars ($IO0,000.00);
(c)
upon conviction
for a continuing
offence,
to a fine of not less than
five hundred
dollars ($500.00)
and not more than ten thousand
dollars ($1 0,000.00)
for each day or part of a day that the offence
continues.
The total of the daily fines is not limited to one hundred
thousand
dollars ($1 00,000.00);
(d)
upon conviction
of a multiple offence, for each offence included
in the multiple offence, to a fine of not less than five hundred
dollars
($500.00)
and
not
more
than
ten
thousand
dollars
($10,000.00).
The total of all fines for each included offence is
not limited to one hundred
thousand
dollars ($1 oo,ooo.oo).
13.O
Severability
13.I
If any sections, section or part of a section of this By-law are found by
any Court to be illegal or beyond the power of Council to enact, such
sections
or section or part of a section shall be deemed to be severable
and all other sections or parts of sections of this By-law shall be deemed
to separate and independent and shall continue in full force and effect.
14.O
Repeal
14.1
By-law 2017-76
is hereby repealed.
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15.O
Effective
Date of By-law
Enacted
this 25th Day of March, 2024.
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Kiran Saini, Deputy Towri C!erk
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Schedule
A
Prohibitions
By Time and Place
Noise Source
Prohibited
Times
Prohibited
Times
Quiet
Zones
1.
The operation
of a car
wash
1l :00pm to 7am
Monday
to Friday
11 :00pm to 9:00am
Saturdays,
Sunday
and Statutory
Holidays
At all times
2.
The operation
of a
waste collection
vehicle,
waste collection
machinery
or refuse
compacting
equipment
9:00pm
to 6am
Monday
to Friday
9:00pm
to 9:00am
Saturdays,
Sunday
and Statutory
Holidays
7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m. on
Saturdays,
Sundays
and Statutory
Holidays
3. The operation
of any
powered
device used in
the servicing,
maintenance
or repair of
property
except devices
driven by muscular
power
9:00pm
to 7am
Monday
to Friday
9:00pm
to 9:00am
Saturdays,
Sunday
and Statutory
Holidays
7:00pm
to 9am
Monday
to Friday
7:00pm to 9:00am
Saturdays,
Sunday
and Statutory
Holidays
4. The operation
of a lawn
mower
or other
equipment
or machinery
used for yard
maintenance
purposes
which is run by electricity
or gasoline,
including
without
limitation,
whipper
snippers,
leaf
vacuums,
chain saws,
hedge trimmers
and the
like
9:00pm
to 7am
Monday
to Friday
9:00pm
to 9:00am
Saturdays,
Sunday
and Statutory
Holidays
7:00pm
to 9am
Monday
to Friday
7:00pm
to 9:00am
Saturdays,
Sunday
and Statutory
Holidays
5. The operation
of any
Construction
Equipment
or the
conduct
of any alteration
or repair of any building
8:00pm to 7am
Monday
to Friday
5:00pm to 9:00am
Saturdays,
Sunday
and Statutory
Holidays
7:00pm to 7am
Monday
to Friday
5:00pm to 9:00am
Saturdays,
Sunday
and Statutory
Holidays
6. The operation
of a dirt
bike, all-terrain
cycle,
snowmobile,
go-cart,
dune buggy or like
Conveyance
I
7:00pm to 7am
Monday
to Friday
7:00pm to 9:00am
Saturdays,
Sunday
and Statutory
Holidays
I
At all Times
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7. Yelling, shouting,
hooting, whistling,
singing, amplified
music,
live music
4 'l :00pm to 7am
Monday
to Saturday
4 4 :00pm to 9:00am
Sundays
At all Times
8. The operation
of any
construction
vehicle
or
Construction
Equipment
in connection
with Infiff Housing.
8:00pm
to 7am
Monday
to Friday
5:00pm to 9:00am
Saturdays,
Sunday
and Statutory
Holidays
7:00pm
to 7am
Monday
to Friday
5:00pm to 9:00am
Saturdays,
Sunday
and Statutory
Holidays
9.The venting or release of
steam, the operation
of a
generator
or air filtrations
system, Noise or Sound
from grinding,
milling, the
operation
of machinery,
or
the like
9:00pm to 7am
Monday
to Friday
9:00pm to 9:00am
Saturdays,
Sunday
and Statutory
Holidays
7:00pm to 7am
Monday
to Friday
7:00pm to 9:00am
Saturdays,
Sunday
and Statutory
Holidays
I O.The operation
of any
Motor
Vehicle
engaged
in the plowing of or
removal
of snow, unless
otherwise
permitted
under
this By-law
1 2:00am to 6am
Monday
to Sunday
l2:00am
to 7am
Monday
to Sunday
11. The operation
of a
combustion
engine which
is used in a toy or model
or replica, which is not a
vehicle.
Il :00pm to 7:00am
Monday
to Friday
1l :00pm to 9:00am
Saturday,
Sunday
and
Statutory
Holidays
At any time
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