Thank you for the copypasta of the entire Salida noise ordinance code. Unfortunately it really has nothing to do with my post.
For the record, I never talked about
time of day or
creating noise that goes against a jurisdiction's code.
My answer to
@FromGermany's question, about working on Mother's Day/Sunday and why someone might do that even if it wasn't a regular workday, was really about project management practices and specifically the need to remove any excess time to stay on schedule when one milestone is due before the next can begin. That's all I was commenting on, and nothing else, certainly not about what day/days work should/should not be done or what times. (Obviously any rules, ordinances, laws would have to be followed, that's just common sense). People in I.T., as an example, end up working weekends they weren't planning to work; I said this happens in lots of industries where schedules can be tight and it doesn't only happen in construction.
IMO