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Echoing Mayor Yemi’s call to make data the theme of 2025, NNN is a grassroots group of residents in northern El Paso County/Colorado Springs using standardized noise sensors to measure and archive the noise pollution impacting their homes.
NNN uses fixed, continuous outdoor noise sensors to measure levels of noise pollution before, during and after concerts – and establish no-concert baselines.
NNN uses online data reporting and aggregation to create a composite view of the magnitude and extent of Ford Amphitheater noise pollution on our neighborhoods.
Additional details available at www.NorthsideNoise.org

About This Data

We are impacted residents seeking to document what we are experiencing and provide real, empirical data to inform others. Significant time and effort has been invested in making this data as objective, credible, and useful as possible via reasonable, practical methods. However, we present it with the following in mind:

We are using consumer sensors ($100+/ea) instead of professional sensors ($2k+/ea) because we are paying out of our own pockets. We are using noise sensors designed for property monitoring and have found them accurate for our purposes. We would welcome deployment of third-party, fixed, professional sensors in all affected neighborhoods (which is what we believe should have happened in the first place).
We are impacted residents, not acousticians. We seek to match the level of analysis to our capabilities (including consulting sensor manufacturer where needed) and would welcome additional data review by objective professionals.
We are performing real world, outdoor data collection and are subject to those realities. We make a conscious effort to limit the introduction of any non-concert noise into our data during collection periods. Failing that, we seek to identify it and remove it from our processes.

We are confident that our data is generally consistent among our sensors, but cannot guarantee the absolute accuracy of any given sensor, given the constraints above.

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45 dB(A)

Periodic, Impulsive, or Shrill Noises Residential Limit 7PM-7AM C.R.S. §25-12-103(3) and Colorado Springs City Code §9.8.106

50 dB(A)

Residential Limit 7PM-7AM C.R.S. §25-12 103(1) and Colorado Springs City Code § 9.8.104

NORTHSIDE NOISE NETWORK

10/1/25 Summary of Neighborhood Noise Pollution Reports

www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Wed, Oct 1, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Wed, Oct 1 2025, 8:00-10:30 PM
Noise Event	Empire of the Sun @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

59

47

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

60

Morningview

68

Northgate Highlands

63

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

57

Gleneagle N

48

Timberedge

56

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 26 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

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Flying Horse

50

High Meadows

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Fox Pines

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Sun, Sep 28, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Sun, Sep 28 2025, 7:30-10:30 PM
Noise Event	Miranda Lambert @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

56

50

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

57

Morningview

66

Northgate Highlands

60

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

57

Gleneagle N

47

Timberedge

54

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 26 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

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Flying Horse

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High Meadows

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Fox Pines

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Fri, Sep 26, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Fri, Sep 26 2025, 6:30-11:00 PM
Noise Event	Yacht Rock Revue @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

60

44

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

57

Morningview

64

Northgate Highlands

56

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

58

Gleneagle N

48

Timberedge

55

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 26 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

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Flying Horse

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High Meadows

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Fox Pines

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Fri, Sep 12, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Fri, Sep 12 2025, 7:30-11:00 PM
Noise Event	The Red Clay Strays @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

73

55

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

69

Morningview

72

Northgate Highlands

62

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

64

Gleneagle N

53

Timberedge

69

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 26 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

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Flying Horse

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High Meadows

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Fox Pines

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Sat, Sep 6, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Sat, Sep 6 2025, 7:30-11:00 PM
Noise Event	Train @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

61

53

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

57

Morningview

67

Northgate Highlands

62

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

61

Gleneagle N

51

Timberedge

56

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 26 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

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Flying Horse

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High Meadows

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Fox Pines

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Sat, Aug 30, 2025

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Sat, Aug 23, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Sat, Aug 23 2025, 8:00-11:00 PM
Noise Event	Chicago @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

61

48

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

57

Morningview

65

Northgate Highlands

63

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

59

Gleneagle N

51

Timberedge

55

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 27 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

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Flying Horse

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High Meadows

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Fox Pines

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Tue, Aug 19, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Tue, Aug 19 2025, 6:00-10:30 PM
Noise Event	311 @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

60

48

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

59

Morningview

68

Northgate Highlands

69

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

60

Gleneagle N

54

Timberedge

59

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 27 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

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Flying Horse

52

High Meadows

50

Fox Pines

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Sun, Aug 10, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Sun, Aug 10 2025, 5:30-10:30 PM
Noise Event	Slightly Stoopid @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

59

48

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

62

Morningview

70

Northgate Highlands

65

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

61

Gleneagle N

53

Timberedge

60

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 27 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

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Flying Horse

52

High Meadows

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Fox Pines

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Thu, Aug 7, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Thu, Aug 7 2025, 7:30-10:30 PM
Noise Event	Glass Animals @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

58

52

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

60

Morningview

69

Northgate Highlands

67

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

60

Gleneagle N

58

Timberedge

58

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 27 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

55

Flying Horse

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High Meadows

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Fox Pines

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Fri, Jul 23, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Wed, Jul 23 2025, 7:30-10:30 PM
Noise Event	Cake @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

55

48

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

55

Morningview

60

Northgate Highlands

60

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

57

Gleneagle N

46

Timberedge

55

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 27 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

52

Flying Horse

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High Meadows

47

Fox Pines

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Fri, Jun 27, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Fri, Jun 27 2025, 7:00-11:30 PM
Noise Event	Dirty Heads @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

58

47

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

59

Morningview

65

Northgate Highlands

64

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

57

Gleneagle N

50

Timberedge

59

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 27 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

52

Flying Horse

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High Meadows

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Fox Pines

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Fri, Jun 20, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Fri, Jun 20 2025, 7:00-11:30 PM
Noise Event	Old Dominion @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

64

55

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

59

Morningview

69

Northgate Highlands

72

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

62

Gleneagle N

55

Timberedge

61

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 27 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

53

Flying Horse

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High Meadows

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Fox Pines

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Fri, Jun 13, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Fri, Jun 13 2025, 6:30-11:30 PM
Noise Event	Three 6 Mafia & Yelawolf @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

63

50

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

62

Morningview

66

Northgate Highlands

65

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

58

Gleneagle N

54

Timberedge

61

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 27 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

54

Flying Horse

60

High Meadows

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Thu, May 22, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Thu, May 22 2025, 7:00-10:30 PM
Noise Event	Leon Bridges @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

78

55

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

81

Morningview

78

Northgate Highlands

79

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

63

Gleneagle N

59

Timberedge

77

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 26 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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Grey Hawk

54

Fox Pines

54

Flying Horse

68

High Meadows

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Fri, May 9, 2025

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Neighborhood Noise Pollution Report

www.NorthsideNoise.org

Noise Period	Fri, May 9 2025, 7:00-11:30 PM
Noise Event	Dwight Yoakam @ Ford Amphitheater
Map Legend	⬤ <45 dB(A) ⬤ 46-50 dB(A) ⬤ 51-55 dB(A) ⬤ 56-60 dB(A) ⬤ 61-65 dB(A) ⬤ 66-70 dB(A) ⬤ 71+ dB(A)
*About Noise Limits	• City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.104 limits 7PM-7AM noise pollution in residential areas to 50 dB(A). • City of Colorado Springs ordinance 9.8.106 limits 7PM-7AM periodic, impulsive, or shrill noise pollution in residential areas to 45 dB(A).
About This Data (details)	• NNN is a grassroots network of local residents measuring the noise pollution impacting their homes using standardized fixed, continuous, outdoor noise sensors with online data reporting. • Peak averaged noise pollution per neighborhood measured is reported here. Multiple sensors may exist in a single neighborhood. Locations approximate.

68

49

The Park Side

Exceeds City/State

Permissible Noise Limits*

Impermissible if noise is “periodic, impulsive, or shrill”*

62

Morningview

67

Northgate Highlands

67

Northgate Estates

Gleneagle S

61

Gleneagle N

52

Timberedge

64

Sun Hills

Is your home being impacted by noise pollution? Join our grassroots coalition of 25 homes with standardized noise sensors and help add your neighborhood to the map. See details at www.NorthsideNoise.org

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