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Resident urges action on early‑morning truck idling and noise; police say officers monitored site
Summary
A longtime Middletown resident told supervisors that refrigeration trucks idling at a shopping plaza regularly exceed the township’s noise limit early in the morning; police said enforcement officers checked the site multiple times and urged residents to report violations for immediate response.
At the Board of Supervisors meeting on Dec. 11, resident Robert (Bob) Feather told the board he and his neighbors have repeatedly raised complaints about noise, air pollution and trash from the shopping plaza behind their neighborhood and said previous communications have not solved the problem.
Feather cited a township engineer’s noise readings taken over six days and said his own 30‑foot measurements "have exceeded 82 decibels when you're standing 30 feet from the…
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