Concerns 3 Arden MMRA has undertaken vibration Chapter 13 – sustained noise station studies and modelling of tunnelling and and vibration activities. Vibration 4 Parkville – during station Some people in close proximity to Chapter 19 construction tunnelling excavation and mined Ground 5 CBD – and the station construction could experience Movement North station project’s ability noticeable vibration and ground-borne and Land to meet EPA 6 CBD – noise for relatively short periods of Stability requirements South station time. If levels of noise and vibration Technical are higher than recognised targets for 7 Domain – Appendix I human comfort, this would trigger the station and need for mitigation measures. MMRA Vibration 8 Eastern – is working with local stakeholders to portal Technical identify sensitive areas and undertake Appendix P baseline noise and vibration Ground modelling to determine appropriate Movement mitigation measures and construction and Land methodologies. Stability The recommended Environmental Performance Requirements would seek to minimise and mitigate noise and vibration impacts on residents and the community. The construction contractors would be required to meet the EPA’s guideline noise levels and other relevant noise and vibration standards.
Concerns sustained noise and vibration during construction and the project’s ability to meet EPA requirements 3 – Arden station 4 – Parkville station 5 – CBD North station 6 – CBD South station 7 – Domain station 8 – Eastern portal MMRA has undertaken vibration studies and modelling of tunnelling activities. Some people in close proximity to tunnelling excavation and mined station construction could experience noticeable vibration and ground-borne noise for relatively short periods of time. If levels of noise and vibration are higher than recognised targets for human comfort, this would trigger the need for mitigation measures. MMRA is working with local stakeholders to identify sensitive areas and undertake baseline noise and vibration modelling to determine appropriate mitigation measures and construction methodologies. The recommended Environmental Performance Requirements would seek to minimise and mitigate noise and vibration impacts on residents and the community. The construction contractors would be required to meet the EPA’s guideline noise levels and other relevant noise and vibration standards. Chapter 13 and Vibration Chapter 19 Ground Movement and Land Stability Technical Appendix I and Vibration Technical Appendix P Ground Movement and Land Stability
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