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Updated Nov 2, 2015
The erection (including excavation), demolition, blasting (demolition using explosives), alteration or
repair of any building or property that generates noise other than between the hours of 7:00AM
and 8:00PM, except in the cases of an emergency in the interest of public health and safety. All
equipment used for construction shall have properly installed and maintained silencing systems as
originally furnished by the equipment manufacturer. This ordinance forbids the use of unmuffled
exhaust or intake systems on mobile or stationary equipment.
d. Yelling, Shouting and the like.
Yelling, shouting, hooting, whistling, singing that is louder than normal conversation at the
property line or fifty feet from an individual or vehicle on any public or private way or property
so as to annoy or disturb the quiet, comfort or repose of persons in any office, or dwelling, or other
type of residence, or of any persons in the vicinity.
e. Animals, Birds and the like.
The keeping of any animal, bird or pet which by causing frequent noise lasting more than 30
minutes continuously or 45 minutes total in any given day, or if it makes noise during the night
hours so as to disturb the peace and quiet of the neighborhood or area, shall be considered to be
disturbing the comfort and repose of any person in the vicinity.
f. Fireworks.
Use in accordance with RSA 160-B:1-23 is allowed between sunset and 10:00 PM three days
before July 4, July 4, and 3 days after July 4 and New Year’s Eve. Use outside permitted times will
be prima facie evidence that the user has violated this ordinance. Law Enforcement Officers may
confiscate any and all remaining fireworks on-site.
a. Firearms.
Firearms may not be discharged under the circumstances prohibited by RSA 207:37a, RSA 208:8
and RSA 644:13, and/or any rules and regulations governed by NH Fish and Game Authority.
h. Misuse of Power/Loud, Unusual or Other Unnecessary Noise.
Any noise occasioned by any one or more of the following actions of the operator of any on road or
off road vehicle including trucks, tractor trailers, :
1. Misuse of power exceeding tire traction limits in acceleration, sometimes known as “laying down
rubber” or “peeling rubber”, or;
2. Misuse of braking power exceeding tire traction limits in deceleration where there is no
emergency or;
3. Rapid acceleration by means of quick upshifting of transmission gears with either a clutch and
manual transmission or an automatic transmission, or;
4. Rapid deceleration by means of quick downshifting of transmission gears with either a clutch and
manual transmission or an automatic transmission or;
5. Racing an engine by manipulation of the accelerator, gas pedal, carburetor, or gear selection
whether the vehicle is either in motion or standing still, or;