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AMEC confirmed to staff that the study was completed to all applicable<br />
standards, and was representative <strong>of</strong> possible traffic conditions. Photographic<br />
documentation was included in the report.<br />
What did the AMEC Study Find?<br />
<strong>The</strong> AMEC report found that surface vibration levels at the front <strong>of</strong> 60 Main Street<br />
were below benchmark readings for the area, and that there were not any<br />
abnormal readings immediately across the street or at the neighboring property<br />
(62 Main Street South).<br />
AMEC confirmed with municipal staff that vibration readings progressively<br />
decreased as the recordings were taken further away from the road, and that this<br />
is typical <strong>of</strong> a healthy roadway.<br />
AMEC confirmed with municipal staff that vibrations occurring in the home in a<br />
china cabinet could be the result <strong>of</strong> that particular piece <strong>of</strong> furniture amplifying<br />
vibration, and that further detailed vibration study work would need to be<br />
conducted in the home to determine the cause.<br />
What Did Council Decide?<br />
Considering the information presented; the opinion from AMEC that the roadway<br />
was typical; and the possible precedent <strong>of</strong> the municipality funding a detailed<br />
study on private property Council directed that no further action was to be taken.<br />
Respectfully submitted,<br />
Brent Kittmer, P.Eng.<br />
Director <strong>of</strong> Community Services<br />
Attachments:<br />
1. DCS 116-2012<br />
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