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Residents lose noise complaint against Parc Jean-Drapeau music festivals

Parc Jean-Drapeau was a sea of people during Osheaga in 2014. Aalia Adam/Global News

MONTREAL – Saint-Lambert residents will have to continue to bear with the noise coming from Parc Jean-Drapeau this summer.

Judge Chantal Corriveau refused the request for an injunction by the city of Saint-Lambert Friday to force big-scale festivals like Osheaga and Heavy MTL to turn down the music after 7 p.m.

READ MORE: Noise complaints ahead of Osheaga festival

Many of the events are promoted by Evenko.

WATCH: Osheaga noise complaints

Residents had complained the noise was unbearably loud, and some insisted they had even lost sleep because of it.

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Corriveau wrote in her 15-page ruling that the noise did not exceed the 80-decibel limit and so asking festival organizers to lower the volume would inconvenience the events and the festival-goers more than the residents.

WATCH: Mayor Denis Coderre on Parc Jean Drapeau noise control

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