2006 New York Code - Commercial Music.



 
    * § 24-241.1 Commercial music. No person shall make or cause or permit
  to  be  made  or caused any music originating from or in connection with
  the operation of any commercial establishment  or  enterprise  when  the
  level of sound of such music, as measured inside any residential unit is
  in excess of either;
    (a) 45dB(A) as measured with a sound level meter; or
    (b)  45dB  in  any  one-third  octave  band  having a center frequency
  between 63 hertz and 500 hertz inclusive (ANSI bands numbers 18  through
  27,  inclusive, in accordance with American national standards institute
  standard S1.6-1984).
    * Repealed July 1, 2007

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