AIR QUALITY AND NOISE Sample Clauses

AIR QUALITY AND NOISE. Air quality in the Hanapēpē area is not rated on the Air Quality Index provided by the Hawai‘i Department of Health, Environmental Health Division. However, the air quality in Hanapēpē is considered satisfactory and air pollution poses little to no risk. The Project area is surrounded by non-active agricultural areas and residential uses. Air quality in the vicinity of the Project is mostly affected by emissions from vehicular sources which emit carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons and other air pollutants. There are two potential types of air pollution emissions that could directly result in short- term air quality impacts during Project construction phases: (1) fugitive dust from soil excavation, aggregate processing and vehicle movement, and (2) exhaust emissions from on-site construction equipment. Indirectly, there also could be short-term air quality impacts from addition of construction vehicular traffic on Moi Road, from slow-moving construction equipment traveling to and from the Project site, and from a temporary increase in local traffic caused by commuting construction workers. Fugitive dust emissions from construction activities are difficult to estimate accurately because of their elusive nature of emission and because the potential for dust generation varies greatly depending upon the type of soil at the construction site, the amount and type of dirt-disturbing activity taking place, the moisture content of exposed soil in work areas, and the wind speed. On-site mobile and stationary construction equipment also will emit air pollutants from engine exhausts. The largest of this equipment is usually diesel-powered. Nitrogen oxide emissions from diesel engines can be relatively high compared to gasoline powered equipment, but the standards for nitrogen dioxide are set on an annual basis and are not likely to be violated by short-term construction equipment emissions. Indirectly, slow- moving construction vehicles on roadways leading to and from the Project site could obstruct the normal flow of traffic to such an extent that overall vehicular emissions increase. Noise levels in the area are fairly low and are primarily associated with vehicles traveling along the highway and Moi Road. Potential Impacts and Mitigation Measures The proposed Project will have short-term construction related impacts on noise and air quality, but impacts will be mitigated through best management practices, including applicable measures to control fugitive ...
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AIR QUALITY AND NOISE the community and the workers may be exposed to dust and noise emissions, which may have a temporary negative impact on their health. This must therefore be carefully managed during the construction phase.
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AIR QUALITY AND NOISE. AIR QUALITY Is the project exempt from regional ozone conformity analysis and a CO, PM10 & PM2.5 Hot-Spot analysis? See exempt project list in Air Quality Handbook, Pub #321. If Yes, the system skips the next few questions. Yes No M obile Source Air Toxics (MSATs) Is the project exempt from an analysis for MSATs based on Pub #321? Yes No See Air Quality Handbook, Pub #321, for exemptions. If Yes, the system skips the remainder of this section. Air Quality Remarks Xxxxxx County, PA is in an attainment air quality status for all of the major pollutants: Carbon Monoxide (CO); 1-hour and 8- hour Ozone; and Particulate Matter (PM 10 and PM 2.5). The project does not include or directly affect any roadways for which the 20-year forecasted build Average Daily Traffic (ADT) will exceed 125,000 vehicles per day. It can therefore be concluded that the project will have no significant adverse impact on air quality. NOISE
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AIR QUALITY AND NOISE. AIR QUALITY Is the project exempt from regional ozone conformity analysis and a CO, PM10 & PM2.5 Hot-Spot analysis? See exempt project list in Air Quality Handbook, Pub #321. If Yes, the system skips the next few questions. Yes No Is the project in an air quality nonattainment or maintenance area? Yes No If No, the system skips the Regional Conformity section and go to Project Level Impacts for CO. If Yes, for what pollutant? Ozone CO PM10 PM2.5 Refer to DEP's Bureau of Air Quality Attainment Status maps Regional Conformity Is the project exempt from a regional conformity air quality analysis? Yes No See exempt project list in Air Quality Handbook, Pub #321. If Yes, go to Project Level Impacts for CO and PM2.5/PM10 sections. If No, was it included in the most recent regional conformity air quality analysis? If Yes, go to Project Level Impacts for CO and PM2.5/PM10 sections. If No, consult with District Air Quality Coordinator. Yes No Project Level Impacts for Carbon Monoxide (CO) Are there any sensitive receptors located within the project area? Yes No Sensitive Receptors = Schools, Churches, Residences, Apartments, Hospitals, etc. If No, the system skips the remainder of this section. Based on similar projects in similar settings, will there be any negative air quality impacts? If Yes, complete a Quantitative or Qualitative Analysis of air quality impacts. Use currently approved Air Quality model. Conclusion of the analysis should be provided in Air Quality Remarks below, and the full analysis should be maintained in the project technical file. Yes No Quantitative Analysis Qualitative Analysis Project Level Impacts for Particulate Matter (PM2.5 or PM10) Is the project of air quality concern? No - Based on PennDOT Screening Document No - Based on Interagency Consultation Yes - Based on Interagency Consultation Mobile Source Air Toxics (MSATs) Is the project exempt from an analysis for MSATs based on Pub #321? Yes No See Air Quality Handbook, Pub #321, for exemptions. If Yes, the system skips the remainder of this section. Check all applicable statements: The project is an activity that will not result in any meaningful changes in traffic volumes, vehicle mix, location of the existing facility, or any other factor that would cause an increase in emissions impacts relative over existing conditions. Because of the uncertainties due to unavailable or incomplete information, a quantitative assessment of the effects of air toxic emissions impacts on human health...
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AIR QUALITY AND NOISE. AIR QUALITY Is the project exempt from regional ozone conformity analysis and a CO, PM10 & PM2.5 Hot-Spot analysis? See exempt project list in Air Quality Handbook, Pub #321. If Yes, the system skips the next few questions. Yes No M obile Source Air Toxics (MSATs) Is the project exempt from an analysis for MSATs based on Pub #321? Yes No See Air Quality Handbook, Pub #321, for exemptions. If Yes, the system skips the remainder of this section. A ir Quality Remarks The project is a bridge replacement with safety improvements including bridge and shoulder widening. The project will not add travel lanes and will not result in changes in traffic volumes, vehicle mix, location of existing facility or other factor that would cause an increase in emissions relative to existing conditions. NOISE
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AIR QUALITY AND NOISE. AIR QUALITY Is the project exempt from regional ozone conformity analysis and a CO, PM10 & PM2.5 Hot-Spot analysis? See exempt project list in Air Quality Handbook, Pub #321. If Yes, the system skips the next few questions. Yes No Mobile Source Air Toxics (MSATs) Is the project exempt from an analysis for MSATs based on Pub #321? Yes No See Air Quality Handbook, Pub #321, for exemptions. If Yes, the system skips the remainder of this section.
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