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If passed, ordinance would go into effect March 6
The Shelton City Council on Tuesday gave preliminary approval to new and amended noise ordinances that would outlaw repetitive squealing tires, revving car engines, continuous noise from pets and off-hours construction.
The council can make the new noise laws and amendments official by granting final approval at its March 1 meeting.
The city's current noise
ordinances were adopted in 2006. The council discussed the proposed additions and changes Nov. 23 at a study session.
The laws are aimed at decreasing noise in residential areas between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. The noise must be
"plainly audible"...
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