Noise ordinance

Complained live-band parties vibrate his windows past 3 a.m., the city app took three days to respond, and urged code enforcement to write citations like Ontario and Chino do.

A 20-year resident described recurring Saturday-night parties at several nearby homes exceeding noise ordinance limits, said deputies can't respond fast enough, suggested code enforcement help, and questioned whether a ticket was torn up at the promise of council intervention.

Warned the ordinance would let neighbors blare music near newborns, said decibel standards are incomprehensible to ordinary residents, and noted many residents work weekends.

Disputed the lieutenant's account that deputies always respond, saying officers drove past a loud event on his street without stopping.

Said the 75-person allowance ignores lot sizes and street parking, questioned the church/nonprofit exemption language, flagged porta-potties as a party warning sign, and suggested Eastvale-style rules.

Strongly opposed pushing quiet hours from 10 to 11 p.m. on weekends, citing shift workers, school-aged children, and stretched-thin enforcement.

Supports clarifying event rules but wants the 75-person exemption to clearly exclude commercial events, not just private family gatherings.