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ATTACHMENT E - REVISED NOISE AND DUST MANAGMENT PLAN ITEM 11.1 COUNCIL 24/04/2013 Sand Extraction – Lot 75, Haag Road, Yelverton 7.2 NOISE MONITORING PROGRAM The Project will conduct routine monitoring of noise emissions on an ongoing basis and when feedback indicates that noise levels may be increasing or problematic. Major activities such as rehabilitation events, such as topsoil and overburden stockpiling and return will be monitored more closely as these short term events are recognised as having high noise potential. Noise monitoring will conducted at least quarterly at suitable locations that will be determined prior to commencement of Project establishment. Operational checks will be carried out by site personnel as required to confirm operational targets are being met. In the event of a perceived noise problem additional confirmatory monitoring may be conducted at the premises of neighbouring residences, subject to landowner permission. Table 7-4 Noise Monitoring Program Monitoring Activity Location(s) Parameters Frequency Assessment Criteria Attended Monitoring TBA L 10 , L 1 , L max (15min, A- weighting, Slow (AS)), Wind speed and direction, Audible noise At least quarterly Noise Regulations – industrial premises boundary, internal targets Operational Checks Various boundary locations Average instantaneous levels (L AS ) As required Internal targets 7.2.1 Targets and Trigger Levels Internal targets will apply to Noise Sensitive Premises (i.e. neighbouring residences with which an operating agreement has not been made). These internal targets have been set on a conservative basis and shown in Table 7-5. When Project establishment activities are occurring near a boundary monitoring point revised targets will be determined based on a case by case basis, taking into account relative distances between the activities, monitoring points and neighbouring residences. Table 7-5 Noise Management Assessment Criteria (dB) Location Time of Day L A10 L A1 L A Max Noise regulations assigned levels Industrial premises boundary All hours 65 80 90 Internal Targets Premises boundary Daytime (7am-7pm, Mon-Sat) 45 55 65 Sand Extraction – Lot 75, Haag Road, Yelverton 15
ATTACHMENT E - REVISED NOISE AND DUST MANAGMENT PLAN ITEM 11.1 COUNCIL 24/04/2013 Sand Extraction – Lot 75, Haag Road, Yelverton 8 CONTINGENCY ACTION PLAN 8.1 DUST CONTINGENCY PLAN As dust generation can be affected by a large number of factors, and can be a cumulative effect, actions taken to mitigate the effects can be varied depending on circumstances on site at the time. The following measures provide a guideline to the actions that will take place in the event of a trigger level being exceeded: 1 An immediate on-site assessment of the current conditions will be made by the Project supervisor. The assessment will take into account current and predicted wind and weather conditions, dust monitoring results, visual observations of dust generation and dispersal pattern, and the potential for dust generation. The Project supervisor will determine whether there is potential or actual dust nuisance occurring and determine the source(s) of dust generation. 2 If it is deemed that on-site activities are generating excessive dust or weather conditions have the potential to worsen dust generation then one or more of the following contingency measures will be undertaken: a. Divert activities away from the areas where dust is originating to less susceptible areas, or reduce the level of activity in the affected areas (e.g. reduce the number of machines or cease working in that particular area) b. Ensure the management actions specified in the management actions section are being carried out for the particular dust source c. Implement additional dust control measures, such as increasing water cart frequency and operating hours, in the area of dust generation and ensure the management actions specified for the particular dust source are being carried out d. Reduce the total number of dust generating activities across the site e. If the dust is being generated by a particular activity, scheduled to take place in a more favourable conditions 3 After implementing the contingency actions, assess whether mitigation of the dust emissions was successful. If necessary continue to implement further management actions to reduce dust generation 4 In the event that the above actions do not effectively reduce dust levels to below trigger levels and/or visible dust continues to leave the premises this will trigger cessation of all non-essential activities 8.2 NOISE CONTINGENCY PLAN A range of contingency actions are available to the Project supervisor to reduce noise emissions and will be implemented as required. These measures include: Reducing the number of mobile units operating in the sensitive area Substitute for alternative equipment Remove identified noisy equipment pending repairs Restricting areas of operation (further from residences) Cease relevant activity until weather conditions improve Sand Extraction – Lot 75, Haag Road, Yelverton 16
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