Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Alan Fine ruled Wednesday that evidence presented by the residents is “highly speculative' and any potential harm could be offset by staying indoors or wearing ear plugs.
– A judge has denied a request by residents of a South Florida city who were concerned about the noise level associated with a Formula 1 race set for next month.
But Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Alan Fine ruled Wednesday that evidence presented by the residents is “highly speculative" and any potential harm could be offset by staying indoors or wearing ear plugs. The residents claimed the race violates the city's noise ordinance, which bans unreasonable noise that disturbs, injures, or endangers the comfort of its residents.
The judge said neither side offered evidence of the actual noise levels during the race and ordered sound monitoring for the event.Hard Rock Stadium attorney Melissa Pallet-Vasquez told the judge there is already agreement with Miami Gardens to measure noise levels during stadium events.
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