Operation Noise Mitigation Measures Sample Clauses

Operation Noise Mitigation Measures. Direct noise mitigation measures are proposed including installation of vertical noise barriers along some sections of Kam Tin Road and ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ Road and application of low noise road surfacing (LNRS) on some road sections to alleviate adverse road traffic noise impact on the affected NSRs. The mitigation measures are listed in below Table 3.4 and Table 3.5 and are shown in Figure 3.3. LNRS with total length of approximate 2.1km would be applied on several road sections of Kam Tin Road. LNRS could be adopted for several road sections of Kam Tin Road under the Project. Locations of proposed LNRS are shown in Figure 3.3 and listed Table 3.4 below. CHA 0+65.00 3+00.00 (both lane) to CHA 235 Figure 3.3a CHA 4+40.00 6+35.00 (both lane) to CHA 195 Figure 3.3a CHA 6+35.00 to CHA 7+20.00 (westbound single lane) 85 Figure 3.3a CHA 10+80.00 12+00.00 (both lane) to CHA 120 Figure 3.3b CHA 15+50.00 to CHA 16+10.00 (westbound single lane) 60 Figure 3.3b CHA 16+10.00 18+80.00 (both lane) to CHA 270 Figure 3.3b CHA 19+05.00 20+15.00 (both lane) to CHA 110 Figure 3.3b CHA 20+15.00 to CHA 21+45.00 (westbound single lane) 130 Figure 3.3b CHA 22+05.00 to CHA 155 Figure 3.3c 23+60.00 (both lane) CHB 24+80.00 26+70.00 (both lane) to CHB 190 Figure 3.3c CHA 30+55.00 32+20.00 (both lane) to CHA 165 Figure 3.3c CHA 33+55.00 34+25.00 (both lane) to CHA 70 Figure 3.3c CHB 35+20.00 36+50.00 (both lane) to CHB 130 Figure 3.3d CHB 36+50.00 to CHB 37+50.00 (southbound single lane) 100 Figure 3.3d CHA 37+50.00 38+00.00 (both lane) to CHA 50 Figure 3.3d A total length of approximately 837m is recommended after consideration of constraints of implementing noise barriers with reference to the criteria under the “Guidelines on Design of Noise Barriers” jointly published by the Environmental Protection Department and the Highways Department. The proposed general arrangement for the noise barriers shall be examined in the design stage to review the suitability of preliminary design in view of changing site conditions. Location Noise Barrier ID Barrier Type Height, m Approximate Length, m Figure Reference Kam Tin Road NB1 Vertical (reflective) 4m 60m near N03 (shown in Figure 3.3a) NB2 Vertical (reflective) 5m 35m near N03 (shown in Figure 3.3a) NB12 Vertical (reflective) 5m 25m near N09 (shown in Figure 3.3a) NB17 Vertical (reflective) 5m 30m near N12 (shown in Figure 3.3b) NB18 Vertical (reflective) 5m 45m near N12 (shown in Figure 3.3b) NB19 Vertical (reflective) 5m 140m near N13 (shown in F...
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