Monitoring sound levels

Hey @roko - Great! In our final permit from the Amt we received the following detailed guidelines for noise restrictions: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nif7rlgwin31qt6/AllowedNoiseLevels.png?dl=0

Would be great if you could please reflect the different levels in your checks - to be pragmatic I would suggest to only focus on the day level of 70dB and the night level of 55dB, i.e. ignoring the others to keep it simple for the sound camps.

But I don't know about electricity planning, best you hit them up in the Power thread!

@svendudink does power and can answer this question

if you can organize it yourself, great, otherwise I could support. It is something I have never done, so would be open to learn a bit about how that stuff works :D

We can already talk on Tuesday on how the camps should orientate the sound system?

actually that would be nice! can u give them my number, so they write me on whatsapp before the event. then i can coordinate the soundcheck better :) @lisa111

perfecto @roko I just printed all the things :)

updated sound zones, printed a couple so that one can be with the rangers/site leads

you register on realities: https://realities.kiezburn.org/48b3fe06-6662-4800-84c7-1d8fecae25f4/2cbe070b-f02c-428f-8bcf-784acfb31d99 and then sign up to be the realizer.

regarding how many times etc.:
1. rules need to be communicated to the sound camps
2. sound check needs to be done before the main start of the event (e.g. wednesday morning or tuesday morning - depending on power)
3. sound check might be needed when there are complaints coming into the site lead cell phone or on-site ppl.

ideally there is some guidance in the site lead handbook @cj (will send him this thread) for how site leads can deal with these kind of issues when you are not around (or how to find you)

Hey @roko, Kieze coordinator here :wave: If you need I can also write to the Kieze per email