Appendix J - Peabody Energy

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4 EXISTING BACKGROUND AND TRAFFIC NOISE ENVIRONMENT The following subsections outline the results of relevant ambient and background noise monitoring conducted for this study and for the PRP 12 Study, where relevant. 4.1 Background Monitoring in the Absence of the Metropolitan Colliery 2006/2007 A background noise monitoring programme was conducted in December 2006 coinciding with the Christmas/New Year Colliery shutdown to quantify background noise levels (ie all noise sources) and to estimate industrial noise only (ie in the absence of transport, natural and domestic noise) at four representative residential locations in the vicinity of the Metropolitan Colliery. In order to supplement the unattended logger measurements and to assist in identifying the character and duration of the noise sources, operator-attended daytime, evening, and night-time surveys were also conducted at all four logging locations. The measurement methodology and analysis procedures are described in <strong>Appendix</strong> F1. The operator-attended measurement results are summarised in Table 7. Table 7 Operator-Attended Background Noise Results 2006/2007 (dBA re 20 μPa) ID Location Background LA90(15minute) All Noise Sources Estimated LAeq(15minute) Industrial Noise Only Day Evening Night Day Evening Night Project Boundary O16 16 Oxley Pl 51 51 33, 32
Table 8 Unattended Background Noise Logger Results 2006/2007 (dBA re 20 μPa) ID Location Measured RBL 1 All Noise Sources Measured LAeq(period) 2 All Noise Sources Estimated LAeq(period) 2 Industrial Noise Only Day Evening Night Day Evening Night Day Evening Night Project Boundary O16 16 Oxley Pl 42 36 34 56 54 46
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