Industrial Noise: Cedar Park vs Round Rock
How do industrial noise rules compare between Cedar Park, TX and Round Rock, TX?
Cedar Park, TX
Williamson County
Cedar Park Article 8.08 caps industrial and commercial noise at 85 dBA during the day (7am–10pm) and 70 dBA at night (10pm–7am, extended to 11pm–7am on Fri/Sat), measured at the property line of the receiving property.
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Williamson County
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Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Cedar Park | Round Rock |
|---|---|---|
| Daytime limit | 85 dBA (7am–10pm) | - |
| Nighttime limit | 70 dBA (10pm–7am; 11pm–7am Fri/Sat) | - |
| ETJ coverage | 600 feet beyond city limits | - |
| Max fine | $500/day general; up to $2,000/day for health-related | - |
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Cedar Park FAQ
How is the decibel level measured?
The ordinance uses objective dBA standards measured by police or code officers with a sound level meter, typically at the property line of the complaining receiver.
Can an industrial user get an exception for after-hours work?
Yes — applicants can request a Special Noise Exception from the Cedar Park Police Department ($50 fee) at least 60 days in advance; City Council approval required.
Round Rock FAQ
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