This law is particularly egregious if you have enough intelligence to understand science. 75 decibels is almost nothing; A coverasation loud enough to take place from more than 3 feet away is loud enough to be considered a disruptive noise by this ordinance.
If voters were getting an actual education rather than a diploma from the public institute of idiocy ( I.E. our public schools, ) they would know better than to accept this ridiculously low threshhold.
This ordinance is built for selective enforcement and binging people the neighborhood or cops just don't like. That's what's most offensive about these laws: They don't target people who are actually causing real problems. They are in practice, by unintended consequence or not, mainly used by vengeful and bitter people against individuals who have done nothing wrong.
As evidence, read the rest of this thread as I have: You will recall upon doing so that tons and tons of examples were mentioned where people actually causing loud disturbing noises are not approached or addressed by the police. The cops are either too lazy or too disinterested in approaching someone about the ordinance if the complaint doesn't involve someone they know (favoritism) or someone they dislike (selective enforcement).
Or, as I'm sure is the case at least some of the time, they are simply too cowardly to go after the more dangerous and radical offenders. One such situation was mentioned here already. This is like unto traffic law, in which those who are speeding at the lowest speed are caught first but those speeding at the highest speed cost too many resources and risks, whether fairly or unfairly, to enforce the law against them first. This basically encourages people who are going to speed to do so at the highest speed they can safely do so. In the same manner, this sound law encourages bad neighbors to behave as intimidating and thuggish as possible in order to avoid being targeted for enforcement.
Welcome to America in in the 2000s, folks. Those who know nothing and have no common sense now run everything.