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One guy who bought his house AFTER the track was built (and he knew it was there) sued the County of Monterey, which owns Laguna Seca, complaining that the noise from the track was a nuisance. He won and got an injunction against the County. Under the injunction there are a very few 103 dB weekend days allowed per year, and these are used for the few professional races that run at Laguna each year. Almost all the rest of the days are 92 dB limited, which is what amateur race organizations and HPDE groups get. It's all a giant pain in the a$$ and takes a lot of the fun out running Laguna.

[QUOTE="Richard EVO, post: 1534015, member: 24221"] One guy who bought his house AFTER the track was built (and he knew it was there) sued the County of Monterey, which owns Laguna Seca, complaining that the noise from the track was a nuisance. He won and got an injunction against the County. Under the injunction there are a very few 103 dB weekend days allowed per year, and these are used for the few professional races that run at Laguna each year. Almost all the rest of the days are 92 dB limited, which is what amateur race organizations and HPDE groups get. It's all a giant pain in the a$$ and takes a lot of the fun out running Laguna. [/QUOTE]

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