Commonwealth v. Moyer

ECKMAN, J.,

On December 27, 1982, defendant Sidney Moyer, was charged with violating the Lancaster Noise Control Ordinance1 (hereafter ordinance) of the City of Lancaster, a third class city (hereafter city) and with disorderly conduct.2 At a hearing before District Justice William A. Hull, Jr., defendant was convicted of violating §§734.04(a) 734.04(b)(1)A, 734.04(b)(2) and 734.04(b)(3)A of the ordinance, but was found not guilty of disorderly conduct. Defendant appealed to this court. After a hearing de novo on September 27, 1983, defendant was convicted of violating §§ 734.04(a) and…