Too windy for noise data
Monday, 28 November 2005, 4:13 pm
Press Release: Auckland City Council
28 November 2005
Too windy for noise data
The noise data
collected from Western Springs over the weekend will not be
able to be used for enforcement purposes due to the wind
speeds that were in excess of 40km/hour.
"We had a total
of four noise complaints from the public. A crowd of
approximately 2000 attended this first event. We will
continue to work closely with the community and the
promoters to ensure a successful season that complies with
the terms of the agreement reached earlier this year," says
Auckland City's manager of environmental health and
licensing, Chris Dee.
Data from the weekend's racing will
be available to the public later today. For further
information on noise control and the results of the
monitoring please go to:
www.aucklandcity.govt.nz/noise/westernsprings
ENDS
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