disturbing noise. ’ means a noise, excluding the unamplified human voice, which—
disturbing noise means a noise level which exceeds the zone sound level or, if no zone sound level has been designated, a noise level which exceeds the ambient sound level at the same measuring point by 7 dBA or more;
disturbing noise means a noise level that causes the ambient noise level to rise above the designated zone level or, if no zone level has been designated, the typical rating level for ambient noise in districts, indicated in SANS 10103, and given in Table A.1, are applicable. See SANS 10103 for more detail.
More Definitions of disturbing noise
disturbing noise means a noise level that causes the ambient sound level to rise above the designated sound level, or if no sound level has been designated, a sound level that exceeds the ambient sound level by 7 dBA or more or that exceeds the typical rating levels for ambient noise in districts, indicated in table 2 of SANS 10103;
disturbing noise means a noise level that causes the ambient noise level to rise above the maximum designated sound levels;
disturbing noise. ’ means a specific and continuing or intermittent measurable or calculable noise that is quantifiable and of which the relevant and appropriate rating level of the noise exceeds the outdoor equivalent continuous day/night rating level (LRdn), the outdoor equivalent continuous day-time rating level (LRd) or the outdoor equivalent continuous night-time rating level (LRn) indicated as the appropriate acceptable outdoor rating levels for various districts as specified in SANS 10103: provided that where it is impractical to measure the outdoor equivalent continuous rating levels, the indoor equivalent continuous rating levels will apply for non-occupational noise exposure;
disturbing noise means a noise that may be objectionable or liable to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of individuals or the public, and includes, but is not exclusively limited to, the noises and sounds described in Schedule “A” of the Bowen Island Municipality Noise Control Bylaw No. 108, 2004.
disturbing noise means a noise level that causes the ambient noise level to rise above the designated zone level, or if no zone level has been designated, the typical rating levels for ambient noise in districts, indicated in table 2 of SABS 0103;
disturbing noise means a noise that may be objectionable or liable to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of individuals or the public.
disturbing noise means a noise level that causes the ambient noise level to rise above the designated zone level, or if no zone level has been designated the typical rating level for ambient noise in districts, indicated in table 2 of SANS 0103 of 2004 which appears hereunder. See SANS 0103 for more detail.