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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Found this thread because I live farther away than OP (on Yuma St) and the sirens have been getting louder. Today I can hear them inside my house. Is there really nothing that can be done about this? [/quote] DC has very prescriptive noise ordinances: https://dob.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dob/Noise%20Regulation%20Handbook.pdf [quote][i]Musical instruments, loudspeakers, radio, tape recorder, TV, CD player, stereo, and car stereos, unamplified voices Maximum Level (in dB): 60 or zone max Time: Any Measurement Locations: 1 meter from source[/i][/quote] MPD is supposed to enforce this. If they are refusing to enforce, then this constitutes a work stand-down. Next step is for local residents to file for injunctive relief with the DC Courts for the Mayor's office to act on the issue. So get a local attorney in the neighborhood to draw up an action for relief. The protestors must keep all amplified sound at 60db or less when measured from 1 meter away. If you can hear it on Yuma Street, it's breaking the noise ordinance. [/quote] Has DOB/DCLP been out to take readings? Because from the link, it looks like they are the first step.[/quote]
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