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Madrid: Acoustic Areas
Delimitation of the Madrid Acoustical Area
Madrid City Council has developed the Madrid Acoustical Area, complying with Royal Decree 1513/2005, developing the Noise Law (Law 37/2003).
This map is designed to comply with the requirements of EU legislation and of the Noise
Law.
The delimitation of the Madrid Acoustical Area was finally approved by the City Council on 23
December 2009.
Managing organisation
Environmental Department.
Documentation consultation
Delimitation of the Madrid Acoustical Area, see attached documentation.
Period
This access will be available for an unlimited period.
Legal
basis
Environmental noise is currently regulated by the Noise Law (Law 37/2003, 17 November) and the
regulations developed from it by Royal Decrees 1513/2005 and 1367/2007, Decree 78/1999 regulating
the protection against noise pollution in the Region of Madrid, and at the municipal level, by the
Regulations to Protect the Atmosphere against Pollution by Energy Forms.
Procedures
Article 7 of Decree 78/1999, 27 May, regulating the protection against noise pollution in the
Region of Madrid, states the following.
City Council departments are responsible for delimiting the areas of acoustic
sensitivity.
Everything proposed for inclusion in the municipal Web site must be undertaken by 23 December
2009 and must be maintained for an unlimited period.
This includes the files of the Madrid Acoustical Area in PDF format.
The "Related links"
section providing access to the announcement published in the regional official bulletin on the
initial approval of the Delimitation of the Madrid Acoustical Area must be replaced with the new
announcement of its final approval in the bulletin.Related files
All cities are characterized for being spaces where are concentrated activities and people, making them particularly complex and differentiated with respect to their surrounding(PDF, 573 Kbytes)
Madrid City Council Acoustic Area Adaptation Project(PDF, 573 Kbytes)
Madrid new urban development map(PDF, 628 Kbytes)
Comparison directive(PDF, 68 Kbytes)
