T.F. Green Airport Improvement Program - FEIS Chapters - PVD

T.F. Green Airport Improvement ProgramEnvironmental Impact Statement and Final Section 4(f) EvaluationTable 6-18Mitigation MeasureAlternative B4: Summary of Proposed Mitigation for Compliance with Other RequirementsNoise• Conti nue to impl ement ongoing noise compatibili ty measures for airport operati ons.• Acquire residenti al parcels exposed to noise levels of DNL 70 dB and abovethrough participation in a voluntary land acquisiti on program.• Provide sound insulation for residences exposed to noise l evels between DNL65 dB and 69 dB• Install noise barriers or berms on Airport Road and Main Avenue as appropriatefollowing RIDOT’s protocol• Install qui eter pavement for relocated Ai rport Road and Mai n Avenue as appropri ateCompatible Land Use• See NoiseResponsiblePartyRIACRIACRIACRIACRIACProposed Implementation andEffectiveness MonitoringNANo monitoring required post completionNo monitoring required post completionNo monitoring required post completionNo monitoring required post completion• Update Noise Land Reuse Plan RIAC No monitoring required post completionSocioeconomi c, and Environmental Justice, Children’s Heal th and Safety Ri sks• Rel ocate and compensate fairl y, consistently, and equitabl y all acquired residents andbusi nesses according to the requi rements of the Uniform Relocati on ActSurface Transportation• Relocate Park and Ride faciliti es and reroute RIPTA buses• Incorporate bicycl e and pedestrian accommodation i nto roadway projects as appropri ateHistoric, Architectural, Archaeological, and Cultural Resources• Consult with the Warwick Historical Cemetery Commission to address potentiali mpacts to four historical cemeteriesWater Quality• Design and construct stormwater management control systems in accordancewi th the 2010 RIDEM Stormwater Design and Installation Standards ManualCoastal Resources• Design the Improvement Program to comply with the applicable performancestandards, including the Special Area Management Plan goals and objecti ves.Ongoing2015 - 20202015 – 202020152015RIAC No monitoring required post completion 2015 – 2020RIACRIACNo monitoring required post completionNo monitoring required post completionRIAC No monitoring required post completion 2011TimingTBDPl an would be updated asEIS projects are impl ementedor wi thin 18 months of thei ssuance of the ROD,whi chever comes fi rst.2015Final design phaseRIAC TBD Final design phaseRIAC NA Final design phaseHazardous Materials, Solid Waste, and Pollution Prevention• Desi gn and construct the Improvement Program i n compliance with applicable local, state, RIAC No monitoring required post completion Final design phaseand federa l l aws and regulations concerning hazardous or soli d waste management 1Construction Period• Complete al l construction activities in compliance wi th the most recent editi on of FAA’ sAdvisory Circul ar 150/5370-10 Standards for Specifying Construction of Airports• Relocate the portion of the water main in Ai rport Road that will be under theRunway 16 RSA• Incorporate appropriate construction mitigation measures i nto the contractRIACRIACRIACMonitoring during construction periodNo monitoring required post completionNo monitoring required post completionDuring constructionPrior to constructi on ofRunway 16 RSADuring constructiondocuments and specifications governing the activiti es of contractors andsubcontractors constructi ng elements of the Improvement Program 2Notes: Refer to Table 5-132 of Chapter 5, Envi ronmental Consequences, for a summary of other envi ronmental consequences by alternative. No mitigati on for otherenvironmental consequences is required for the other environmental impact categories, including: Air Quality; Histori c, Architectural, Archaeological, and CulturalResources; Section 4(f) Resources; Fish, Wildlife, and Pl ants; Threatened and Endangered Species; Farmlands; Light Emissions and Vi sual Envi ronment; and NaturalResources and Energy Supply.RIHRA Rhode Island Histori c Resource Archive.RICRMC Rhode Isl and Coastal Resources Management Council .1 Refer to Secti on 5.17.1, Regulatory Context, of Chapter 5, Envi ronmental Consequences, for the applicable local, state, and federal laws and regulations that governhazardous materials and soli d waste.2 Refer to Table 6-16 for a summary of proposed mitigation measures related to constructi on activiti es.Chapter 6 – Mitigation 6-43 July 2011\\Mawatr\ev\09228.00\reports\FEIS_Final_July_2011\PVD_CH06_Mitigation_JUL_2011.doc