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Terms of Reference: Noise and Vibration Study

Published by Town of Milton

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This is the Town of Milton’s document, as published on its website on 23 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice

Type
Study
Published by
Town of Milton
Date
January 2023
Also called
Noise and Vibration Study
For
designer
Building types
All building types
Pages
4
Agencies
Halton Region · Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks · Metrolinx · Ontario Ministry of Transportation
Instruments
Noise By-law 133-2012 · Publication NPC-300 · Publication LU-131 · Publication NPC-206

Overview

The Town of Milton's three-page terms of reference for a Noise and Vibration Study, dated January 2023. It describes an environmental noise analysis that projects sound and vibration exposure from and to adjacent uses for stationary and mobile sources, with mitigation measures. It covers who prepares it, the applications it may accompany, why the Town asks for it, the guidelines it is based on, and a reference list that includes the Town's Noise By-law, Halton Region's noise abatement policy and Ministry of the Environment publications.

What it covers

  • What is the purpose of this?
  • Who should prepare this?
  • When is this required?
  • Why do we need this?
  • What else should we know?
  • What other resources are there?
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