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Attachment71323 Noise Impact Assessment Kenny Cheese Limited Greens, Belief, Co. KilkennyMALONE OREGANJune 2021Form ES 04Ground Floor Unit 3 Bracken Business Park Bracken Road, Sandy ford Dublin 18,

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1. Start by gathering all relevant information and data regarding the noise sources and the impacted area.
2. Identify the applicable noise regulations and guidelines that need to be followed.
3. Conduct noise measurements and assessments at different locations within the impacted area.
4. Analyze the collected data and assess the potential impact of the noise sources on the surrounding environment.
5. Consider mitigation measures and noise control techniques to reduce the impact if necessary.
6. Prepare a detailed report documenting the noise impact assessment findings, methodology used, and any recommendations for noise mitigation.
7. Review the assessment report with relevant stakeholders and obtain their feedback and input.
8. Make any necessary revisions or updates to the assessment report based on the feedback received.
9. Submit the final noise impact assessment report to the appropriate regulatory authorities or agencies.
10. Follow up on any additional requirements or actions requested by the regulatory authorities.

Who needs noise impact assessment ie?

1. Noise impact assessments are typically required by various entities including:
2. - Industrial facilities planning to start new operations or expand existing ones
3. - Construction companies undertaking large infrastructure projects
4. - Airports and transportation authorities
5. - Urban planning and development agencies
6. - Environmental agencies and regulators
7. - Hospitals and healthcare facilities
8. - Educational institutions
9. - Entertainment venues and event organizers
10. - Any organization or individual undertaking activities that may have a significant noise impact on the surrounding environment.

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A noise impact assessment is a systematic evaluation of the potential effects of noise generated by a proposed project or activity on the surrounding environment and communities.

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Entities proposing new developments or projects that may generate significant noise levels are generally required to file a noise impact assessment.

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To fill out a noise impact assessment, one must gather relevant data, including noise levels, sources of noise, the area affected, and mitigation measures, and complete the assessment form provided by the regulatory authority.

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The purpose of a noise impact assessment is to identify, assess, and mitigate the noise impacts of a project to protect the health and well-being of the surrounding community.

What information must be reported on noise impact assessment ie?

The assessment must report on current noise levels, potential noise sources, predicted noise levels from the project, affected receptors, and proposed mitigation measures.