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Resident urges review of noise rules in mixed‑use central business district

September 21, 2026 | Fort Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky


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Resident urges review of noise rules in mixed‑use central business district
Aaron Prince described recurring daytime noise, bass vibration and HVAC/HPAC issues from a dance studio in a mixed‑use district and urged the city to strengthen noise controls that currently emphasize quiet hours (11 p.m.–7 a.m.). "Our only noise ordinance that we have on record is just quiet hours from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.," he said, arguing those limits do not capture repetitive daytime noise and frequency‑based vibration that disturbs residents.

Council and staff said noise regulation and enforcement will be reviewed, including whether zoning, the UDO and the police can provide more immediate remedies for recurring disturbances. Staff noted mechanical repairs may be possible and promised follow-up with the business owner about units that "rattle" and need servicing.

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