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2. Commercial - Industrial - Agricultural Noise Nuisance in France

  1. 2.1. General Law
    2.2. Construction Sites
    2.3. Public Works
    2.4. Musical Venues


2.4. Noise Nuisance from Musical Venues in France

This covers discotheques, as well as bars and restaurants and any other establishment that regularly diffuses amplified music, whether live or recorded.

The basic rule that applies is that the normal level of the output within the establishment should not exceed 105db(A) and the maximum occasional level should not exceed 120db(A).

Owners of musical venues are required to undertake monitoring of noise levels and if necessary present their results to the Mayor or the Préfecture.

Needless to say, very few establishments comply with this rule and disputes with neighbouring proprieties are numerous.

Where a contravention occurs, however, the venue can be fined up to €1500 as well as seizure of the material and potentially, closure of the establishment.

The mayor and the Préfecture can regulate the opening hours of these venues.


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