Impact on acoustic climate Sample Clauses

Impact on acoustic climate. Impact of the planned Works Contracts on the acoustic climate is limited in time to the con- struction stage, and it is not significant. Impact on biotic nature Implementation of the planned Works Contracts is associated with the occurrence of impacts on vegetation and on fauna in the area. Those impacts – resulting mainly from the necessary acquisition of land, traffic of vehicles and machines in the construction period, and logging of trees and shrubs – shall be partially reduced due to the planned mitigation measures (along with the currently developed replacement tree planting program for the whole Subcomponent 3A of the OVFMP, referred to in Chapter 6.8), and in total they shall not affect the condition of protected habitats and species adversely in a regional scale. Implementation of the planned Works Contract 3A.2/1 does neither affect Natura 2000 sites nor other protected areas and objects. Implementation of the planned Works Contract 3A.2/2 shall partially be done within the boundaries of Krzyszkowicki Forest ecological use land, but – in accordance with the results of the Environmental Impact Assessment and the provisions of the environ- mental decision – it shall not result in significant adverse impact on the aforementioned pro- tected area.
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Impact on acoustic climate. Due to specificity of the Works Contract its acoustic impact shall occur in the implementation phase only, when it would be necessary to apply heavy construction equipment and to deliver construction materials. Those shall be movable as well as fixed noise sources associated with preparation of the site for the construction, loading, delivery, and unloading of raw materials and goods, raising of the embankment, condensation of slopes, development of hydro-insulating membranes, and clearance works associated with site grading and sowing with grass. Exceedance of permissible noise standard may be related to periods of operations of heavy equipment and of truck deliveries in vicinity of noise sources. The greatest impact shall occur at the performance in the direct neighborhood of acoustically protected areas (residential areas). The impact shall however be local and short-term and shall end at the completion of works within the Works Contract area. At the use of the Works Contract there shall be no impact on the acoustic climate, due to the absence of devices and machines, which would be required for operating the Works Contract. Temporarily there may be a short-term impact in a form of noise emitted by operating lawnmowers, which are necessary to mow greenery at the embankment; however, the impact may last for few hours a year only, in total. The impact is integrally associated with the scope of the Works Contract on the implementation stage, and it cannot be eliminated completely. In order to limit the impact of works on the status of acoustic climate during implementation of the Contract one shall implement mitigation measures described in Appendix 1 to the EMP for Contract 3D.2/2 - Plan of mitigation measures, items in the table: 15, 78 - 82.
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