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County, District and Parish Councils would be notified well in advance (4 – 6 weeks) of temporary closure
A legal notice describing the closure would be published in the press (East Anglia Daily Press) two weeks in advance of closure
Advanced site notices (i.e. notices to members of the public warning of diversions ahead) would be posted at appropriate places to minimise likelihood of trespass at obstruction and unnecessary aborted journeys:
These legal site notices would be erected in sensible locations on site 1 – 2 weeks in advance of closure
The above notices would describe the duration of closure and the alternative (diversion) proposed.
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Any extensions to closure of a Public Right of Way would be discussed with the relevant Highways Authority.
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Noise and Vibration
There is the potential for noise and vibration to be generated during the construction process, especially from heavy plant and machinery. Measures will require to be implemented on site to minimise any effects and a programme of monitoring may be required.
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Minimise noise and vibration impacts on nearby residents and other sensitive receptors to acceptable levels
Comply with relevant legislation, requirements (including the DCO) standards and best practice relating to construction noise.
6.1 77 Control Measures
A Noise and Vibration Management Scheme to provide for DCO Requirement 29 and implemented as a component of the construction EMP. This Scheme will be included as part of the Code of Construction Practice, in fulfilment of Requirement 27 of the DCO.
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