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Long Beach vs Palmdale

How do quiet hours rules compare between Long Beach, CA and Palmdale, CA?

Long Beach and Palmdale have similar restriction levels.

Long Beach, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Long Beach Municipal Code Chapter 8.80 prohibits unreasonable noise. Residential quiet hours are generally 10 PM–7 AM on weekdays and 10 PM–9 AM on weekends.

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Palmdale, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Palmdale Chapter 9.18 prohibits any willfully made loud, unnecessary, or unusual noise that unreasonably disturbs the peace and quiet of any neighborhood. Standard is qualitative; no fixed dBA limits.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactLong BeachPalmdale
CodeLBMC §8.80Chapter 9.18
Quiet Hours10 PM–7 AM weekdays / 10 PM–9 AM weekends-
EnforcementLBPD + Health DeptComplaint-based
Contact(562) 570-4132-
Standard-Qualitative — disturbing
Topic-Quiet Hours

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Long Beach FAQ

What are the quiet hours in Long Beach?

Long Beach Municipal Code Chapter 8.80 prohibits unreasonable noise. Residential quiet hours are generally 10 PM–7 AM on weekdays and 10 PM–9 AM on weekends.

What happens if I violate the noise ordinance in Long Beach?

Code: LBMC §8.80. Quiet Hours: 10 PM–7 AM weekdays / 10 PM–9 AM weekends. Enforcement: LBPD + Health Dept. Contact: (562) 570-4132.

Palmdale FAQ

What does Palmdale's noise ordinance prohibit?

Chapter 9.18 makes it unlawful to willfully make or cause any loud, unnecessary, or unusual noise that unreasonably disturbs the peace and quiet of a neighborhood.

Are there specific decibel limits in residential zones?

Chapter 9.18 uses a qualitative 'unreasonable' standard rather than fixed decibel thresholds for general noise. Officers assess the noise in context, time, and location.

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