The ordinance includes noise from radios, TVs, musical instruments, phonographs, cassette and disk players and other machines and devices whether from a home, business, vehicle or outdoor area, including structures with open doors and windows. McCormac said residents have long complained about loud noise at night.
If approved the ordinance would become effective around the second week of August. The Township Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing and vote Tuesday on an amendment to the noise ordinance which makes it unlawful to make or cause any unnecessary noises which are harsh, prolonged, unnatural or unusual in their use, time or place and cause physical discomfort or which are injurious to the lives, health, peace and comfort of people living and working in Woodbridge. WOODBRIDGE – Summertime parties with late-night music that can be heard blocks away are about to become a thing of past here as the township aims to crack down on noise violations.
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