Noise Control Law

Noise Control Law refers to regulations designed to manage and minimize excessive noise pollution that can harm public health and the environment. These laws set limits on noise levels from various sources, such as construction, transportation, and industrial activities. They often require assessments of noise impacts and may involve permits for noisy operations. The goal is to protect communities from disruptive sounds, ensuring a quieter, more pleasant living environment while balancing economic activities and public welfare. Enforcement may include fines or actions to reduce noise if limits are exceeded.