What is the residential decibel limit in Park City, UT?

Daytime limit: 55dB (6AM-10PM). Nighttime limit: 50dB (10PM-6AM). Maximum permissible sound levels are measured at any point within the affected property boundary. The ordinance specifies a maximum permissible sound level duration of 90%dB for 10 minutes (or 9 out of 10 minutes). For stationary sources emitting a pure tone, cyclically varying, or repetitive impulsive sound, the limits are reduced by 5 dBA. A measurement of 65 decibels at 25 feet from the source on public property or 25 feet from the property line on private property is considered excessive and unusually loud.

Who do I call for a noise complaint in Park City, UT?

For non-emergencies, contact the police at (435) 615-5500. For code violations, contact Code Enforcement at (435) 615-5101.

Park City, UT Noise Ordinance

Quiet Hours: 10PM-6AM

Residential Decibel Limit: 55dB (6AM-10PM) (Day) / 50dB (10PM-6AM) (Night)

Summary: Park City, UT's Noise Ordinance, detailed in Municipal Code 6-3, aims to protect public health and ensure residents' peace and quiet. It establishes specific decibel limits for residential and commercial areas, day and night, with enforcement split between the Police Department for general violations and the Building Department for construction-related issues.

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