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Inglewood vs Santa Clarita

How do outdoor music rules compare between Inglewood, CA and Santa Clarita, CA?

Inglewood and Santa Clarita have similar restriction levels.

Inglewood, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Inglewood Municipal Code Chapter 5, Article 2 regulates noise including amplified sound. Sound amplifying equipment requires registration specifying maximum wattage, volume in decibels, and audible distance. SoFi Stadium is exempt from the noise ordinance for sporting events and up to 12 additional events per year. All other amplified sound must comply with city noise standards.

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Santa Clarita, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Santa Clarita applies the same zone-based noise limits from SCMC 11.44.040 to all sound-amplifying equipment. Amplified sound must not exceed the noise limits for the receiving zone. The city prohibits willfully making loud, unnecessary, and unusual noise that disturbs the peace of any neighborhood.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactInglewoodSanta Clarita
CodeIMC Ch. 5, Art. 2SCMC 11.44.020, 11.44.040
SoFi ExemptionSports + 12 events/yr-
RegistrationRequired for amplifiers-
StandardMust not disturb peaceZone noise limits apply
Nuisance Rule-Disturbing the peace prohibited
Equipment-Same limits as all sources
Factors-Time, duration, volume, area

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Inglewood FAQ

Is SoFi Stadium exempt from Inglewood noise rules?

Yes. SoFi Stadium is exempt from the noise ordinance for sporting events and up to 12 additional events per year under the Inglewood Municipal Code.

Do I need to register amplified sound equipment in Inglewood?

Yes. Registration must specify maximum wattage, volume in decibels, and audible distance of the equipment.

Santa Clarita FAQ

Are there specific rules for outdoor music in Santa Clarita?

Sound-amplifying equipment must comply with the same zone-based noise limits as all other noise sources under SCMC 11.44.040. Additionally, any noise that disturbs the peace of a neighborhood is prohibited under Section 11.44.020.

Can I have a loud party in Santa Clarita?

Noise that disturbs the peace or quiet of a neighborhood violates SCMC 11.44.020 regardless of measured decibel levels. Factors include time of day, duration, volume, and whether the noise is typical for the area.

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