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MAKE YOUR VIEWS KNOWN
MAKE YOUR VIEWS KNOWN RESTRICTING EXCESSIVE NOISE FROM VEHICLES AND LEAF BLOWERS AND OTHER SMALL ENGINE EQUIPMENT ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY...
Have your say: Municipal licensing and standards noise bylaw review
• To restrict noise from two-stroke leaf blowers and other small-engine equipment, and • To prevent excessive vehicle noise and use...
City of Toronto invites public feedback on power device and vehicle noise
Provide your comments and suggestions by to the City about Noise Bylaw changes to the Noise Bylaw to be considered by Economic and...
Watch for action on banning gas powered leaf bowers!
City Council has now adopted motions by both Councillors Shelly Carroll and Mike Colle to request the Director of the Municipal Licensing...
City gets back its Noise Bylaw for Construction October 7!
In response to COVID-19, the province made regulations under the City of Toronto Act, 2006 and the Municipal Act, 2001 that temporarily...
City Review of the 2019 Noise Bylaw – now Q4, 2021
The Municipal Licensing and Services report, originally proposed for Q???2020, is now proposed for Q4, 2021. The Toronto Noise Coalition...
IE15.8 Request to Study the Environmental Impact of Two-Stroke Engine Garden Equipment (including le
IE15.8 Request to Study the Environmental Impact of Two-Stroke Engine Garden Equipment (including leaf blowers) City Council on September...
MM27. 17 Municipal Muffler: Better Tools for Vehicul
Watch for important Noise Bylaw updates in 2021! City Council on December 16, 17 and 18, 2020, adopted the following: 1. City Council...
Request for the Province to Rescind Provincial Regulation Overriding Toronto’s Construction Noise
Request for the Province to Rescind the Provincial Regulation Overriding Toronto’s Construction Noise By-Law - by Councillor Kristyn...
Suffering from excessive construction noise during COVID-19?
Why is the Province permitting this noisy work to occur more frequently, especially if you are expected to stay in your home? Excessive...
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