Abstract
While quantitative noise ordinances eliminate many of the legal problems inherent in qualitative ordinances, certain potential legal problems are associated with writing and implementing a municipal ordinance. Specifically, limitations including the doctrine of state and federal preemption to municipal noise ordinances and the problems of enacting quantitative ordinances are developed and discussed. The costs of noise, noise legislation, and noise control upon the citizen, “polluter,” and municipal government are also discussed.
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