Ley 5/2009, de 4 de junio, del ruido de Castilla y León. | BOE-A-2009-11125 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 5/2009, de 4 de junio, del ruido de Castilla y León.

This article says the law aims to prevent, reduce, and monitor noise pollution in Castilla y León.

Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-2009-11125
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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acoustic compliance acoustic conditioning acoustic emissions acoustic evaluation acoustic insulation acoustic limits acoustic mitigation acoustic pollution acoustic testing acoustics action plans administrative penalties administrative sanctions air/noise regulation aislamiento acústico alarm and surveillance authorization alarm systems amendment deadlines animal ownership approval deadline audio/video equipment building compliance building materials building use +125 more

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About this statute

Los ayuntamientos pueden suspender temporalmente valores límite de ruido en ciertas áreas para actos especiales, y los titulares de emisores acústicos pueden pedir una suspensión provisional a la administración competente bajo condiciones justificadas. The article allows acoustic easements to be imposed on certain territory around transport and other public infrastructure, and says delimitations for those zones must follow this law and RD 1367/2007. This article sets the criteria and methods for measuring and evaluating acoustic indices, including noise levels, insulation, vibration effects, reverberation time, and impact noise. This article sets noise and vibration limit values and requires acoustic emitter owners to comply with them. This article sets minimum acoustic insulation values for certain environmentally authorized activities, requires buildings to meet specified acoustic insulation standards, and requires acoustic conditioning in classrooms, conference rooms, dining rooms, and restaurants.

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