Noise Levels at the Venues Sample Clauses

Noise Levels at the Venues. The limitations of noise levels at the venues must be in accordance with the Dubai Municipality legal requirements. Limitations exist on the amount of noise that can be emitted from the venues into public areas and persons not meeting these requirements may be subject to a fine by Dubai Municipality. Noise is the undesirable high sound which exceeds the allowable limits. Rules of Chapter seven (7) on noise protection of the Local Order no 61/1999 shall be applied on noise levels at the venues. Any excessive noise emitted within the venues must not be of a noise level that prevents the visitor from hearing the emergency announcements at the venues. Where there is a potential for the occupants within a hall not to hear the emergency announcements, it is the organiser’s responsibility to ensure that a robust procedure is in place to allow these messages to be heard. Any excessive noise which forms a necessary part of a process or activity in an event at the venues must be advised two weeks in advance of the event so that suitable measures can be adopted to protect Dubai World Trade Centre staff from the potential harm from excessive noise. See table showing not to expose the public to a noise levels higher than the levels specified below.
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