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Terms of Reference: Noise Study

Published by City of Brampton under Development Application Guidelines

Alias
Terms of Reference for Noise/Vibration Study
Applies to
designer
Signatories
qualified professional engineer

Brampton's terms of reference for a noise study — the analysis of noise reaching a proposed development from transportation and stationary sources nearby, and of the sound the development projects onto surrounding land uses. The city links it as a noise/vibration study; the document prints the shorter name. Five content sections cover applicable limits, identification of sources, road, rail, vibration and air traffic noise, and stationary noise on adjacent and on-site receptors. Figures include a NEF/NEP map; appendices carry STAMSON calculations and window and mechanical brochures.

What it covers

  • Description
  • Development Application Stream(s)
  • Prepared By
  • Rationale
  • Content
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Applicable Limits
  • 3. Noise Sources
  • 4. Transportation Noise
  • 5. Stationary Noise
  • Figures
  • Appendices
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Publisher
City of Brampton
Category
Study requirements
Published under
Development Application Guidelines — the municipality's own heading
Form ref
NPC-300 Environmental Noise Guideline – Stationary and Transportation Sources – Approval and Planning
Required for
Official plan amendment, zoning by-law amendment, Main Street North Development Permit System, draft plan of subdivision / condominium, site plan control, and committee of adjustment applications
Tags
terms-of-referencenoisevibrationdevelopment-application
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