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Committee approves noise-control amendments and vibration-measurement rulemaking
Summary
The committee recommended favorable amendments to CB73 to add demonstrations to covered gatherings, correct a paragraph reference and require regulations for vibration measurement techniques effective July 1, 2025; administration supported the intent but noted potential fiscal impact for implementation.
Staff presented Draft 2 of CB73 and explained three targeted amendments: add demonstrations to the list of covered events, fix a technical paragraph reference and require the department to promulgate regulations specifying equipment and techniques to measure vibrations with an effective date of July 1, 2025.
Administration representatives and DPIE said they supported the bill’s intent to align with state law but recommended adding a subject-to-appropriation clause because implementation will likely require equipment, training and budgetary support. The committee voted to approve the proposed amendments and recommended the bill favorably as amended (motion carries 3-0).
Committee members asked staff to continue coordination on implementation timing and fiscal implications ahead of final introduction.
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