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Noise Control
September 30, 2024
Rule 012 sets out requirements for noise control for facilities under the jurisdiction of the AUC. These include the permissible sound level to be met and the manner in which the permissible sound level is calculated. The filing of a noise impact assessment is required when applying to construct or alter a facility to show that the facility will meet the permissible sound level. The rule also provides an avenue for the submission of noise complaints relating to a facility and the process for addressing noise complaints.
Previous versions of this rule and related bulletins can be found in the consultations library. Sort by topic (Rule 012) and by document type to find the information you are looking for.
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