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The Blue Flag criteria do not specify exact decibel limits or methods for measuring noise levels on beaches. However, there are guidelines related to managing noise to prevent conflicts between different beach activities:
Criterion 30 states there must be management of different users and activities on the beach to prevent conflicts and accidents. This includes zoning for different activities like swimming, surfing, and motorized water sports.
Consideration must be given to potential noise impact from various activities like motorized activities and stereos. If special events like playing music prevent compliance with any criteria, the Blue Flag must be temporarily withdrawn.
The code of conduct displayed on Blue Flag beaches should reflect appropriate laws governing beach use, which could include local noise ordinances.
So while there are no mandated noise measurement methods, Blue Flag beaches are required to have management plans and zoning in place to control noise levels from different activities and prevent disruptions to other beach users. Excessively loud noise that causes conflicts between beach activities would violate the criteria, even if specific decibel limits are not provided