Excessive noise could mean eviction in Baltimore

The Baltimore City Council is reviewing a proposal that would allow harsher penalties for residents violating noise regulations, including eviction, $1,000 fines and imprisonment.

Written by American City & County Administrator
3rd November 2005

The Baltimore City Council is reviewing a proposal that would allow harsher penalties for residents violating noise regulations, including eviction, $1,000 fines and imprisonment. According to the Baltimore Sun, the measure likely was inspired by complaints from neighbors disturbed by students from Loyola College and Towson University. Baltimore Sun

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