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Noise control on the local level.

How will man adjust to his increasingly raucous environment? In an article entitled "Urban Noise Control" appearing in a recent issue of the Columbia Journal of Law and Social Problems, the following quotations appear: "Excessive noise upsets psychic balance, impairs hearing capacity and diminishes the aesthetic quality of contemporary urban life." "Since a high level of noise arouses in us either distress or anger...we're paying a high price for the noise that surrounds us." Historically, control of noise has been the direct province of the public nuisance statute or ordinance; the private action to restrain or seek damages from the offending source; and, indirectly, the use-by-category type of zoning ordinance restricting land use, by area, to some form of residential, commercial or industrial use.