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What is loud?

Loud refers to a high volume or intensity of sound.

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Any individual or entity that is producing or operating equipment that generates loud noises may be required to file a loud report.

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The purpose of filing a loud report is to monitor and regulate the level of noise pollution in a specific area and to ensure compliance with noise regulations.

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The information that must be reported on a loud report includes details about the source of the noise, the location, duration, and any measures taken to mitigate the noise.