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3. Sounds created by fire alarms; 4. Souncls created by emergency equipment and emergency work necessary rn the interests of law enforcement or of the health, safety or welfare of the community; 5 Sounds created bythe discharge of firearms in the course of lawful hunting ortarget practice activities; 6. Sounds created by natr-rral phenomena; 7 Sounds originatrng from [lawful] forest hanrestrng and silviculture activity, and from agriculture and livestock (not including sounds created by dogs); B Sounds created by auxiliary equipment on motor vehicles used for highway maintenance, g. Sounds created by off-highway vehicles rvhile being used in officially designated off- road vehicle parks Such off-road vehicles are nevertheless subjectto the provisions of RCvV Chapter 46.09; 'l 0 Sounds created by warning der.zices not operated continuously for more than thirly minutes per incrdent; 1'1 Sounds created by the operation of equipnrent or facilities of surface carriers engaqed ln commerce by operating on the railroad, '12 Sounds created by construction between 6 00 a.m. and 10.00 p.m; l3 Sounds created by refuse i-emo';al eqr-ripment or personal snow removal equipment; 14 Sounds originated f rom officially sanctroned parades and otirer public events; 15 Souncls createcl by motor vehicles r,vhrle being driiren upon public higlhways Such motor vehicles are neirertheless sublect to the provisions of WAC Chapter 173-52 'l 5. Sounds orrqinaiing frcm motor iiehicle racing events at authorized facllitles. 17 Sounds created by unamplified human voices fi'om 6:00 a.m to .10:00 p.m.; 1B Sounds created by lawn ancl garden equipmentfrom 6:00 a m.tc'10.00 p.m.; 19 Sounds createcl by lawfLrlly established commercial and inciustr-ial uses; 20. Sounds created by commercial kennels. veterinaries, anitnai shelters. pet shops, grooming pariors, commercial dog breeders; 21 . Sounds created in conlr-rnction vyith militar,v operations or training i ,: _:._!!.)20 1 6; l i :l -: :: l a. :,.t :, 2416) J:l 2A 1 6, )-:-:t-::.-:j -':r,lr, 20 1 6) 9"45.050 Enfoncernent. The cournty sheriff and other law enforcement olticers are attthorized and direcied to enforce the provisions of thrs chapter. The provrsions of this chapter shall be cunrulatiire, nonexclusive, and supplementary, and shall not affect any other remedy includrng without lrmttation, the provisions of Chapter 70 1A7 RCW ( 9.45.060 Violation - penalty. Any person who violates the provisicns of this chapter, shall, upon a frnding of having committed the civil infraction thereof, be punishecl by a civil penalty in the amount of $100 for the first offense, $250 for the second offense, and 5500 for each offense thereafter 2A16, 2016) 9.45.070 Variances. From time to time, upon application to the board of courniy commissioners, further specrfic exemptions may be qranted io this chapter on a fact and date specrfic basis An example is the request fcr and granting of a festival permit All such exemptions shall be made throurgh proper application to the boarcl of cournty commissioners and in conformance rrvith existing provisions of the Kittitas County Code, as it now exists, or as amended in the future. All requests for exemptions to this -i i-, I .- - j-, t-i --.Ia.:.