NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN Sample Clauses

NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. 1.1 Prior to the Main Development Commencement Date MVV shall submit to the Council in writing the Noise Management Plan 1.2 MVV shall not Commence the Main Development until the Council has approved in writing the Noise Management Plan 1.3 With effect from the Main Development Commencement Date MVV shall implement the Noise Management Plan. 1.4 In the event that there is a Noise Event MVV shall submit to the Council in writing for approval the Noise Mitigation Measures 1.5 With effect from the date of approval of the Noise Mitigation Measures MVV shall implement the same and shall use its reasonable endeavours to do so within the timetable specified in the Noise Mitigation Measures 1.6 Subject to paragraph 1.7 paragraphs 1.3 to 1.5 shall only apply for a period of twenty-five
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NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. 1.1 The Operator shall implement and continue to operate the Noise Management Plan from the date of the Section 73 Planning Permission subject to such modifications as may be agreed in writing by the Council following review of the Noise Management Plan as provided for in the ensuing sub- paragraph 1.2 of this Schedule. 1.2 The Noise Management Plan shall be subject to periodic review by the Council on the Noise Management Plan Review Dates as follows: 1.2.1 On or before each of the Noise Management Plan Review Dates the Operator shall produce and submit to the Council for its written approval a report on the operation of the Noise Management Plan which shall review the effectiveness of the Noise Management Plan in achieving the principal objective of minimising noise disturbance from aircraft using the Airport and which shall include for the period since the Noise Management Plan was last approved by the Council or since the last Noise Management Plan Review Date (whichever shall be the later date) as a minimum the following: (A) the details of aircraft using the airport including the numbers and types of aircraft taking off and landing at the Airport; (B) details of any infringements of noise limits specified for arriving and departing aircraft and of any deviations from the tracks to be followed by aircraft using the Airport; (C) the number of complaints received from the public in relation to noise disturbance, together with their details including their geographic origin and type; (D) details of any Penalties imposed upon aircraft operators under the terms of the Noise Management Plan; (E) details of the airborne noise and ground noise abatement procedures adopted for the Airport and their effectiveness; (F) the effectiveness of any modifications to the Noise Management Plan or earlier review of it previously implemented; (G) any proposed modifications to the Noise Management Plan to achieve better the principal objective of minimising noise disturbance from aircraft using the Airport. 1.2.2 The Council shall either: (A) approve such report; or (B) (acting reasonably) request in writing that the report incorporates further or modified information and controls to the extent necessary to be able fully to monitor the operation of the Noise Management Plan or to achieve better the principal objective of minimising noise disturbance from aircraft using the Airport, including (if appropriate) further or alternative modifications to the Noise Management Plan...
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NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. Operator shall prepare a plan to manage noise at or below the levels indicated in Exhibit B. The plan must include a baseline noise study as well as noise modeling of equipment proposed for the site for drilling and completions.
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NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. Operators may be required to provide for additional noise mitigation based on the following site specific characteristics considering the distance from the nearest residential structure:
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NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. 13.1 Prior to the Runway Extension coming into Operation, the Airport Operator shall submit to the Council for approval a noise management plan (the "First Noise Management Plan") which complies with Directive EC/2002/30 and the International Civil Aviation Organisation's balanced approach to aircraft noise management contained in Appendix C of Assembly Resolution AS35-5. 13.2 The Airport Operator shall not Operate the Runway Extension unless and until the First Noise Management Plan has been approved by the Council and implemented by the Airport Operator. 13.3 Prior to the geographical area enclosed by the 57dB LAeq, 16hr annual average mode daytime noise contour exceeding a total area of 1.8km2, the Airport Operator shall submit to the Council for approval a second noise management plan (the "Second Noise Management Plan") which complies with Directive EC/2002/30 and the International Civil Aviation Organisation's balanced approach to aircraft noise management contained in Appendix C of Assembly Resolution AS35-5. 13.4 The Airport Operator shall not permit the geographical area enclosed by the 57dB LAeq, 16hr annual average mode daytime noise contour to exceed a total area of 1.8km2 unless and until the Second Noise Management Plan has been approved by the Council and implemented by the Airport Operator. 13.5 Following approval of the Second Noise Management Plan, the Airport Operator shall not permit the geographical area enclosed by the 57dB LAeq, 16hr summer average mode daytime noise contour to exceed a total area of 2.0km2. 13.6 The First Noise Management Plan shall include:- 13.6.1 the siting of ground operations to ensure that sensitive receptors are not subject to unnecessary ground noise; 13.6.2 the use of auxiliary power units to be limited to:- (a) up to a maximum of five minutes after "on blocks"; and (b) up to a maximum of thirty minutes before estimated time of departure 13.6.3 engine ground running for maintenance purposes to be only permitted within a maximum period of 0800-2000 Monday to Friday and 0900-1700 on weekends and bank holidays; 13.6.4 the establishing of lines of communication between the Airport Operator and local residents to facilitate the addressing of any concerns relating to noise emanating from the Airport; and 13.6.5 the production of retrospective noise contours for the previous Operating Calendar Year illustrating the annual and summer average noise levels in the previous Operating Calendar Year and the calculation o...
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NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. 1.2 (b) in the previous draft S.1063 states that the noise management plan will include a target noise performance standard devised specifically in terms of ornithology. The updated draft S.106 no longer contains reference to ornithology with regard to the noise management plan. Given that LAA acknowledges that increased aircraft noise would impact to some extent on bird reserves in and around the SPA4, we request clarification as to why this text for the noise management plan has been amended to exclude reference to birds.
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NOISE MANAGEMENT PLAN. The Applicant must prepare a Noise Management Plan for the development to the satisfaction of the Secretary. This plan must:
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