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Aircraft Noise: Rialto vs Victorville

How do aircraft noise rules compare between Rialto, CA and Victorville, CA?

Rialto and Victorville have similar restriction levels.

Rialto, CA

San Bernardino County

Few Restrictions

Aircraft in flight are preempted by federal law (49 U.S.C. Β§40103 / FAA). Rialto Municipal Code Ch. 9.50 (Noise Control) does not regulate in-flight aircraft. Land use around Rialto Municipal Airport (L67) is governed by the Airport Influence Area (AIA) overlay administered by the San Bernardino County Airport Land Use Commission (ALUC).

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Victorville, CA

San Bernardino County

Few Restrictions

Aircraft noise from Southern California Logistics Airport (SCLA) is exempt from VMC Chapter 13.01 and falls under federal FAA jurisdiction. The former George AFB runway remains active for cargo and testing.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactRialtoVictorville
Local airportRialto Municipal Airport (FAA ID: L67)-
State CNEL standard65 dB community boundary (Title 21 CCR Β§5000 et seq.)-
Federal preemption49 U.S.C. Β§40103; 14 CFR Part 91-
Local hookAIA overlay via SB County ALUC Compatibility Plan-
Airport-Southern California Logistics Airport
Code-VMC 13.01 exempts aircraft
Jurisdiction-Federal FAA
Former Base-George AFB runway 9138 ft
Complaints-SCLA admin and FAA

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Rialto FAQ

Can I report a low-flying plane to Rialto code enforcement?

No. In-flight aircraft are federally preempted. File noise complaints with the FAA Western-Pacific Region or directly with Rialto Municipal Airport management.

Does Rialto have a nighttime airport curfew?

No mandatory curfew. Any new curfew would require FAA Part 161 approval, which is rarely granted.

Victorville FAQ

Can I file a city complaint about jet noise?

No. Aircraft noise is federally regulated. File complaints with SCLA airport administration or the FAA Western-Pacific Region.

What about truck noise at SCLA?

Ground-based noise such as idling trucks and yard equipment that crosses off-airport property and exceeds VMC 13.01 limits can be addressed by the city.

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