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Lansing City Council Considers Noise Rules; Airport Outlines 20-Year Plan

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Lansing City Council members are scheduled to hold a public hearing on an amended noise ordinance, which would replace decibel measures with a plainly audible standard at various distances depending on the time of day. Separately, Capital Region International Airport leaders plan to present a 20-year master plan. Also this week, former Michigan State University resident physician Arpit Saxena is scheduled for a preliminary hearing in East Lansing regarding multiple allegations of sexual assault.

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The proposed noise ordinance change affects local regulatory oversight, particularly for businesses like Glanbia, which the City Council regulates. The airport's master plan outlines its future investment and strategic vision for the next two decades.

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