Noise Monitoring Sample Clauses

Noise Monitoring. 1. The Certificate Holder shall perform noise monitoring following beginning of operation. In addition to monitoring A-weighted sound levels, the Certificate Holder will monitor low frequency noise and tones, including the gathering of one-third octave band data. Monitoring shall be conducted according to the plan developed during the pre-operating noise monitoring. 2. A preliminary noise monitoring report will be prepared and submitted to the Council within sixty (60) days after beginning of operations. Copies of the report will also be provided to the City of Sumas, Whatcom County, the City of Abbotsford and the Province of British Columbia. 3. If, at any time, monitoring indicates that the Generation Facility is not in compliance with City of Sumas or Department of Ecology noise regulations or that the Generation Facility generates low frequency sounds or tones that EFSEC determines are reasonably objectionable, the Certificate Holder shall investigate the source of the noise and identify, develop and implement one or more means of mitigating the noise including, but not limited to, installing additional noise mitigation measures at the Generation Facility. 4. No later than thirty (30) days after the end of the S2GF's first operational year, the Certificate Holder shall submit for the Council's approval a report providing the pre- and post-operation monitoring results and any mitigation plan found to be necessary. Copies of the report will also be provided to the City of Sumas, Whatcom County, the City of Abbotsford and the Province of British Columbia. 5. Once post operational monitoring indicates that the Generation Facility is in compliance with City of Sumas and Department of Ecology noise regulations and that there is no reasonably objectionable low frequency noise or tones, the post-operation noise-monitoring program will be deemed complete. However, the Certificate Holder shall be required to repeat operational noise monitoring in the 5th year of Generation Facility operation, and at 5-year increments of Generation Facility operation thereafter, to confirm that noise generated by the Generation Facility has not changed substantially. Monitoring Reports shall be submitted no later than thirty (30) days after the end of the monitoring period.

Noise Monitoring. When the proposed noise and track keeping system is operational a report should be provided to the Forum on aircraft that persistently deviate from agreed flight paths. (see para 5.7.57)

Noise Monitoring. The Owner will: 8.1 by ( ) (or having carried out twelve months of noise monitoring at the Airport) agree with the Council new maximum noise levels for aircraft movements which will produce a significant reduction in the noise impact for individual aircraft over the previous two years of operation and which in no circumstances will be less than a 5% reduction over the average of the previous two years. Failure to agree on a suitable reduction level will result in the matter of a suitable reduction level being put to a mutually agreed and independent expert in aviation matters, or in the event of failure to agree within one month he shall be appointed by the President of the Institute of Vibration and Acoustic Engineers. The expert will decide the appropriate level of reduction suitable for the Airport by reference to the levels of individual aircraft noise acceptable at one or more comparable airports, judged to be comparable by reference to the characteristics of operation and geographic proximity to urban areas. The expert will act as an expert and not as an arbitrator and shall be entitled to rely on his own judgement and opinion. He shall afford the Parties a reasonable opportunity to submit both representations and counter-representations to him and shall consider all of the same. He shall give to the Parties written notice of his determination (within 25 working days after counter-representations) (if any) and his decision shall be binding on both Parties to the Agreement in respect of the level of reduction to be achieved; 8.2 on and after 1st April 2002 pay the sum of £500 per aircraft exceeding the agreed or imposed maximum noise level referred to in 8.1 and for every 1 decibel (dB) above the agreed base level the additional sum of £500

Noise Monitoring. The CGF will be designed to meet applicable state and local noise standards. Following commencement of plant operation, noise monitoring will be conducted to verify the model-predicted levels at the residential areas where increased noise was predicted. The Council will review the monitoring results to determine if the state and local standards are being exceeded. If the Council finds that standards are being exceeded, it will direct that additional noise mitigation measures be developed and implemented1. 1 To provide consistency with the Attachments, the language in I. Noise Monitoring has been replaced with the language shown in original Attachment 6 Mitigation Measures and Project Conditions, Part IV Attached hereto and incorporated in this Agreement by this reference are the following: 1. Site Legal Description 2. Approval of Notice of Construction and Prevention of Significant Deterioration Application 3. Excavation and Erosion Control Measures 4. Mitigation Measures and Project Conditions 5. Stipulated Agreements with Critical Issues Council

Noise Monitoring. Conduct property boundary noise monitoring in the vicinity of ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ to document sound levels when motorized vehicles are being utilized on the property. The monitoring will occur on a typical weekday and Saturday.

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