Time regulation of decoration disturbing noise

Legal analysis: for ordinary residential areas, noise standards can be reached if it is higher than 50 decibels during the day and 40 decibels at night. For residential areas on both sides of the traffic trunk line, if it is higher than 70 decibels during the day and 55 decibels at night, it will reach the standard value of environmental noise.

Legal basis: Article 47 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Noise Pollution should limit the operation time and take other effective measures to reduce and avoid the environmental noise pollution to the surrounding residents when carrying out indoor decoration activities in residential buildings that have been completed and delivered for use.

People's Republic of China (PRC) City Environmental Noise Standard

(II) Standard values The standard values of five types of environmental noise in cities are as follows:

Day and night classification

Level 0, 50 decibels, 40 decibels

1 class 55db 45db

Level 2 60 dB 50 dB

Level 3, 65 decibels, 55 decibels

Category 4: 70 dB and 55 dB

(3) the applicable fields of various standards

(1) Level 0 standard is applicable to areas that need to be quiet, such as convalescent areas, senior villa areas and senior hotel areas. Located in the suburbs and rural areas, such areas shall be implemented according to the standard of 5 decibels stricter than Class 0.

(2) The1class standard is applicable to areas with residential, cultural and educational institutions as the mainstay. Rural living environment can be implemented with reference to such standards.

(3) Level 2 standard is applicable to residential, commercial and industrial mixed areas.

(4) Level 3 standards are applicable to industrial zones.

(5) The four-level standard is applicable to the areas on both sides of urban road traffic trunk lines and the areas on both sides of inland waterways passing through urban areas. This kind of standard is also applicable to the limits of background noise (which refers to the noise level of outdated trains) on both sides of the main and secondary lines of railways passing through cities.

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