Meeting Time: November 17, 2026 at 2:00pm EST

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11.C) Discussion - Noise Ordinance Update

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    Daniel Zadory at November 10, 2026 at 9:30am EST

    Oct 20 showed an ordinance that cannot find its problem: 19 steady-tonal complaints tested, zero founded, 18 failing the current definition, while staff readings in the 50s at night and low 60s by day sit far below the 73/68 dB(C) limits. On Nov 17 give direction specific enough to advertise: revisit the definition and thresholds, address cumulative sound and prompt, condition-matched testing, and start from the DCOAG/consultant draft. Full comment emailed to the Board. - Daniel Zadory, Bristow