Evening Noise Level Clause Samples

The Evening Noise Level clause sets specific limits on the amount of noise that can be produced during evening hours within a designated area. Typically, this clause defines the acceptable decibel levels or types of activities permitted after a certain time, such as restricting loud music or construction work after 7 PM. Its core function is to minimize disturbances to residents or neighboring properties during times when quiet is generally expected, thereby promoting a peaceful environment and reducing potential conflicts.
Evening Noise Level. Design Build Entity shall not cause, or allow sounds to be produced, more than 65 decibels measured at the Site between the hours of 7:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and Design Build Entity shall comply with more restrictive requirements as dictated by local ordinances.
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