Myrtle Beach Approves Noise Ordinance Amendment
Council Revise City Rules on Noise Limitations
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. – City leadership in Myrtle Beach have carried out an important update to a city ordinance dealing with excessive noise. The City Council gathered on Tuesday to pass an amendment that helps clarify the prohibited times for certain types of noise.
New Amendment Details
According to the updated ordinance, between the hours of 11 p.m. and 7 a.m., music emanating from a radio, stereo, instrument, or other devices from private properties should not be heard over an average conversation happening 100 feet away. This move is designed to promote a peaceful and serene environment, particularly during nighttime hours, for the residents of Myrtle Beach.
Exceptions to the Rule
However, the city’s law does outline a few exceptions. The ordinance will not pertain to noise resulting from sporting events, concerts, or festivals operating under a city permit. Safety signals, warning devices, and emergency vehicles are also exempted, as are church bells or chimes. Noise from the normal operation of aircraft is likewise not covered by the updated law.
A Welcome Change
The City Council’s decision to modify the noise ordinance aims at maintaining a balance between the vibrant, bustling city life and the residents’ need for tranquility, especially during the night. This amendment not only protects the rights of the city’s residents, but it also delineates clear boundaries on acceptable noise levels during specific times
Next Steps for Myrtle Beach
The noise ordinance amendment is an important step forward for Myrtle Beach’s lawmakers and citizens alike. As the City Council continues to debate and enforce laws that benefit its residents and ensure a qualitative living environment, additional amendments and modifications to existing legislative measures are expected.
Continued Updates
Stay tuned to HERE News Network for updates concerning modifications and amendments to city ordinances in Myrtle Beach and beyond. As we continue to bring you current and informative content, we remind our readers to respect the community regulations in their respective cities for the mutual benefit of all residents.
