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Planning condition

Noise Complaint

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Fact links
CURIE planning-condition:U0117874 no fact link
Prefix planning-condition Facts
Reference U0117874 Facts
Name Noise Complaint Facts
Quality Authoritative: We have some data from the authoritative source no fact link
Dataset Planning condition no fact link
Organisation Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council no fact link
Start date Facts
End date Facts
Entry date 2025-06-21 Facts
Typology policy no fact link
Notes Unique Condition Facts
Reason To ensure that noise arising from the development does not exceed permitted levels. Facts
Description Noise arisings from the permitted site shall not exceed 55dB Laeq.1h (freefield) at noise measurement points at Doncaster Lane, Bannister Lane, Priory Farm and Home Farm as detailed in approved noise impact assessment. In the event of a noise complaint being received by the Waste Planning Authority regarding the development hereby permitted which, in the opinion of the Waste Planning Authority may be justified, at the first practicable opportunity following a request from the Waste Planning Authority a noise impact survey shall be carried out by the site owner or operator and submitted to the Waste Planning Authority for its written approval. The free field noise level associated with the development, when measured in the curtilage of the complainant's property (or any alternative location which may be agreed with the Waste Planning Authority) shall not exceed the background noise level by more than 10dB(A), subject to a maximum of 55dB LAeq 1hr. Should the survey demonstrate that those noise limits are being exceeded the report shall specify additional mitigation measures and details of their timing. Any additional mitigation measures that may be approved in writing by the Waste Planning Authority shall be carried out immediately upon approval and thereafter maintained. Facts

Contents

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        "end-date": "",
        "entity": 73002220,
        "name": "Noise Complaint",
        "dataset": "planning-condition",
        "typology": "policy",
        "reference": "U0117874",
        "prefix": "planning-condition",
        "organisation-entity": "109",
        "geometry": "",
        "point": "",
        "quality": "authoritative",
        "notes": "Unique Condition",
        "reason": "To ensure that noise arising from the development does not exceed permitted levels.",
        "description": "Noise arisings from the permitted site shall not exceed 55dB Laeq.1h (freefield) at noise measurement points at Doncaster Lane, Bannister Lane, Priory Farm and Home Farm as detailed in approved noise impact assessment. In the event of a noise complaint being received by the Waste Planning Authority regarding the development hereby permitted which, in the opinion of the Waste Planning Authority may be justified, at the first practicable opportunity following a request from the Waste Planning Authority a noise impact survey shall be carried out by the site owner or operator and submitted to the Waste Planning Authority for its written approval. The free field noise level associated with the development, when measured in the curtilage of the complainant's property (or any alternative location which may be agreed with the Waste Planning Authority) shall not exceed the background noise level by more than 10dB(A), subject to a maximum of 55dB LAeq 1hr. Should the survey demonstrate that those noise limits are being exceeded the report shall specify additional mitigation measures and details of their timing. Any additional mitigation measures that may be approved in writing by the Waste Planning Authority shall be carried out immediately upon approval and thereafter maintained.",
        "organisation-curie": "local-authority:DNC"
    }

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