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The Front Porch - March 2019
Monthly neighborhood-focused newsletter produced by the Provo City Council office.

3/13/2019 4:49:28 PM
Policy Matters - February 28, 2019
Twice-monthly newsletter for the Provo Municipal Council. View the most recent edition online. Click on the subscription button to receive future editions via email.

3/13/2019 4:48:57 PM

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FAQs

How do I get an exemption to the noise ordinance?

The city has a well established noise policy found in chapter 9.06 of our code book. The amount of noise that is acceptable is determined by the decibels produced. The ordinance does allow for exceptions for sounds created by parades, carnivals, special public social events, or special construction projects.

An exemption is granted by a permit from the Mayor. If you are interested in an exemption, please contact Tracy Orme in the Mayor's office at 801-852-6105 or torme@provo.org.

Each exemption is issued under the condition that it can be revoked. It is expected that during the event the applicant will work with police if complaints are filed to accommodate the reasonable needs of neighbors.
Why are some of the gutters in Provo really deep?

Watch out for those unusually deep gutters in the area around the south end of BYU campus. These deep gutters used to function as irrigation ditches, but they can eat your car’s tires if you aren't careful.
How do I drive around a roundabout?

While you might normally think of these only being in Europe, the US and especially Provo have their fair share of roundabouts. Roundabouts are a way of managing intersections in a safer and more efficient way than four way stops or traffic signals.

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