Noise Mitigation Hoods Sample Clauses

Noise Mitigation Hoods. Hoods may be necessary at portals to mitigate noise radiating out from the tunnels as trains enter and exit, and to protect trains and facilities from debris falling from adjacent slopes. These arching concrete tunnel extensions will vary in length and may flare out at the portal. Hoods may be exposed or backfilled and landscaped. The primary aesthetic medium will be the surrounding landscaping; however the exposed concrete may be distinctively detailed.
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