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George PAdmin.

scifi posted:
… I only have experience in Laguna with the local police. The city created their own noise ordinances, which are referenced on signs posted downtown and along PCH ...

Thanks for not ignoring me Ryan.

Local ordinances are something completely separate from the state vehicle code.

Is noise enforcement more of an issue in the cities of coastal Orange County or Statewide? Is it local police or the CHP that are performing the enforcement? If its only local police then complaints about the state of California are misplaced.

Jan in answer to your question, I don't perceive any noise enforcement taking place in Ventura. Every weekend Main Street in downtown Ventura is a constant parade of very loud cars and motorcycles … its been that way for a very long time. Nothing has changed … law enforcement is nowhere to be seen.

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