Read the draft passage. Residents complain about late-night construction noise, but enforcement officers often arrive after the sound has stopped. A neighborhood association proposes temporary sound sensors that record decibel levels and times, not conversations. Civil-liberties advocates ask who can access the data, how long it will be kept, and whether a reading alone would trigger a penalty. The city can use the pilot data to guide inspections rather than issue automatic citations. The passage should close with a recommendation that preserves evidentiary value and privacy. Which conclusion best satisfies those goals?