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Residents tell Moab City Council off‑highway vehicle noise has risen to public‑health concern
Summary
Two residents urged the council to enforce existing speed and noise ordinances and called rising rental OHV traffic a public nuisance and health risk, citing noise sampling and vibration exposure.
Pete Chris, a local resident, opened public comment at the July 8 Moab City Council meeting with an anecdote about natural quiet and overflight noise before turning to off‑highway vehicle (OHV) concerns.
Bill Agee, who said he lives at 621 Mill Creek Drive, told the council OHV noise has “significantly increased over the past few years” and described rental OHVs and private vehicles using neighborhood streets to access public lands. He said rental…
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