There's nothing on this page that indicates this has anything to do w/ Public Works Dept.: http://www.dailylocal.com/ That's where I posted this issue. It's really a law enforcement issue.

Would like the exhaust modifications and stereo levels enforced on vehicles, as well!

exhaust is reasonable but stereos are perfectly fine

* 73-2 (in part): Definition of Noise Disturbance: Any noise which . . . would annoy or is likely to annoy, or disturbs, would disturb or is likely to disturb, a reasonable person of ordinary sensibilities; . . . disturbs, would disturb or is likely to disturb, the peace; or creates, would create or is likely to create, a nuisance.
* 73-3(B)(7): No person shall remove or render inoperative, other than for purposes of maintenance, repair, replacement or other work, any muffler or sound-dissipative device or element of design or noise label of any product; intentionally move or render inaccurate or inoperative of any sound-monitoring instrument or other device positioned by or for the borough or other governmental entity, provided that such device or the immediate area is clearly labeled or posted to warn of the potential illegality; or use a product which has had a muffler or sound-dissipative device or element of design or noise label removed or rendered inoperative with knowledge or reason to know that such action has occurred.
* 73-3(B)(9): No person shall create such other noise as might pose a danger to the public health, safety or welfare of the borough or otherwise constitute a nuisance in fact.
* 73-3(B)(10): No person, including, without limitation, a pedestrian, shall make, continue or cause to be made or continued any noise which creates or causes a noise disturbance.
* 73-3(B)(11): No person shall operate a motorcycle, truck, automobile or other motor vehicle in such a manner as to cause or create a noise disturbance.

Thank you, Paul. Seems that those that feel those of us that complain about these things, can't themselves deal with the law. Laws are there for a reason.

Closing for inaction.