It is unlawful for any person to engage in conduct which is loud, boisterous or disruptive to the peaceable enjoyment, use or occupancy by others of public places, or surrounding premises, whether public or private. This prohibition shall apply regardless of whether such places or premises are actually occupied or in use at the time of the violation, it being the intent of this section to preserve and protect the peace of the community at all times against any breach so that such places and premises may always be available for peaceable enjoyment, use or occupancy. For purposes of this section, “public place” shall include all streets, sidewalks, parks, schools, governmental buildings, places of worship, retail establishments, professional offices, commercial premises of any type, and other places where members of the public regularly come and go. Prohibited conduct shall not be limited to the acts of the person, but shall include any acts put into effect by the person such as loud noises from radios, televisions, phonographs, compact disc players, or other appliances, as well as the utilization of excessively bright, flashing lights or the production of obnoxious and putrid fumes. (Ord. O-07-94, 1994)