NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN Sample Clauses

NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. 1.1 Prior to the Main Development Commencement Date MVV shall submit to the Council in writing the Noise Management Plan
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NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. Operator shall prepare a plan to manage noise at or below the levels indicated in Exhibit B. The plan must include a baseline noise study as well as noise modeling of equipment proposed for the site for drilling and completions.
NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. A. Operators may be required to provide for additional noise mitigation based on the following site specific characteristics considering the distance from the nearest residential structure:
NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. SCHEDULE 1 NOISE MITIGATION‌
NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. Section 11.1.2 (b) in the previous draft S.1063 states that the noise management plan will include a target noise performance standard devised specifically in terms of ornithology. The updated draft S.106 no longer contains reference to ornithology with regard to the noise management plan. Given that LAA acknowledges that increased aircraft noise would impact to some extent on bird reserves in and around the SPA4, we request clarification as to why this text for the noise management plan has been amended to exclude reference to birds.
NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. 8. The Applicant must prepare a Noise Management Plan for the development to the satisfaction of the Secretary. This plan must:
NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. 13.1 Prior to the Runway Extension coming into Operation, the Airport Operator shall submit to the Council for approval a noise management plan (the "First Noise Management Plan") which complies with Directive EC/2002/30 and the International Civil Aviation Organisation's balanced approach to aircraft noise management contained in Appendix C of Assembly Resolution AS35-5.
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NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. 1.1 The Operator shall implement and continue to operate the Noise Management Plan from the date of the Section 73 Planning Permission subject to such modifications as may be agreed in writing by the Council following review of the Noise Management Plan as provided for in the ensuing sub- paragraph 1.2 of this Schedule.

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