Supervisor Urges Plan to Curb Noise
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To combat unreasonably loud radios and out-of-control parties in the county’s unincorporated area, Supervisor Frank Schillo is recommending that the county put together a plan to curb noise.
Schillo is recommending that the Resource Management Agency and Sheriff’s Department coordinate a study to implement a noise ordinance in the unincorporated areas.
The county does not have a noise ordinance, only a nuisance ordinance that applies mainly to barking dogs, Schillo said.
Although Schillo said he received only a couple of calls from residents in the unincorporated areas, he said the complaints were probably representative of a larger, underlying problem.
“You think of the unincorporated areas as mainly rural but that is not true,” Schillo said.
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