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Lower Drayton Farm AD Plant, Penkridge, Stafford, ST19 5RE 20 Lower Drayton Farm AD Plant, Penkridge, Stafford, ST19 5RE 20-145/NMP/v2 - Noise Management Plan 25th August 2020 inacoustic | bristol Caswell Park, Caswell Lane, Clapton-in-Gordano, Bristol, BS20 7RT 0117 325 3949 | [email protected] | www.inacoustic.co.uk inacoustic is a trading name of ABRW Associates Ltd, registered in the UK 09382861 Version 1 Comments Noise Management Plan Agent Comments Date 24th August 2020 25th August 2020 Antony Best BSc (Hons) Antony Best BSc (Hons) Authored By MIOA MIOA Checked By Neil Morgan MSc MIOA Neil Morgan MSc MIOA Project 20-145/NMP/v1 20-145/NMP/v2 Number This report has been prepared for the titled project or named part thereof and should not be used in whole or part and relied upon for any other project without the written authorisation of the author. No responsibility or liability is accepted by the author for the consequences of this document if it is used for a purpose other than that for which it was commissioned. Persons wishing to use or rely upon this report for other purposes must seek written authority to do so from the owner of this report and/or the author and agree to indemnify the author for any loss or damage resulting there from. The author accepts no responsibility or liability for this document to any other party than the person by whom it was commissioned. The findings and opinions expressed are relevant to the dates of the site works and should not be relied upon to represent conditions at substantially later dates. If additional information becomes available which may affect our comments, conclusions or recommendations, the author reserves the right to review the information, reassess any new potential concerns and modify our opinions accordingly. CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 4 1.1. OVERVIEW 4 2. SITE DESCRIPTION 5 2.1. SITE AND SURROUNDING AREA 5 3. SITE DESIGN AND NOISE ASSESSMENTS 7 3.1. 2016 NOISE ASSESSMENT 7 3.2. 2020 NOISE ASSESSMENT 7 3.3. NOISE GENERATING ELEMENTS 7 4. NOISE MONITORING 9 5. NOISE MANAGEMENT 10 5.1. VEHICLE MOVEMENTS 10 5.2. MOBILE VEHICLE MOVEMENTS 10 5.3. OPERATION OF PLANT AND EQUIPMENT 10 6. RESPONSE PROCEDURE 11 6.1. NOISE ACTION PLAN 11 7. NOISE RISK ASSESSMENT 12 8. APPENDICES 13 8.1. APPENDIX A – NOISE COMPLAINT RECORD FORM 14 FIGURES FIGURE 1: PLAN OF SITE AND SURROUNDING AREA 5 FIGURE 2: SITE LAYOUT 8 TABLES TABLE 1: SUMMARY OF NOISE-GENERATING ELEMENTS 7 TABLE 2: SUMMARY OF NOISE SOURCES AND MITIGATING MEASURES 10 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. Overview inacoustic has been commissioned to prepare a Noise Management Plan for the Lower Drayton Farm Anaerobic Digestion Plant on Land at Lower Drayton Farm, Penkridge, Stafford, ST19 5RE, for submission to the Environment Agency as part of a Permit Application. The site benefits from planning permission, as granted by South Staffordshire Council (reference 16/00717/FUL and 19/00681/VAR). There are no planning conditions associated with the planning permission that are relevant to noise. In order to prevent or, where that is not possible, to reduce noise and vibration emissions this management plan is produced to support the permit application for the Lower Drayton Farm AD Plant. It is a working document for managing noise and vibration on site and shall be adhered to at all times. All site personnel are trained in the requirements of the plan and these measures will be strongly adhered to during the operation of the facility. The following drawings showing the site layout, elevations and details of the locations of the relevant noise-generating items associated with the site have been submitted alongside this noise assessment report: Document Number Drawing Title 25998/005 E Proposed Site Layout 25998/600 0 Proposed Site Cross Sections 20-145/Lower Drayton Farm AD Plant/Noise Management Plan 4 2. SITE DESCRIPTION 2.1. Site and Surrounding Area The site is on Land at Lower Drayton Farm, Penkridge, Stafford, ST19 5RE. The location of the site and the nearest residential receptors can be seen below in Figure 1. The site is on land characterised by significant levels of road traffic sound associated with the nearby M6 motorway. FIGURE 1: PLAN OF SITE AND SURROUNDING AREA R1 R2 Development Site R3 R5 R4 There are five residential receptors located in relative proximity to the site, that are considered sensitive, as defined by the following grid references: • R1 – Stone Cottages: E:393218 N:315752 • R2 – Woodbank House: E:393508 N:315342 • R3 – Bridge Cottages: E:393337 N:315146 • R4 – Longford House: E:393258 N:314981 • R5 – Old Drayton Farmhouse: E:392628 N:315129 20-145/Lower Drayton Farm AD Plant/Noise Management Plan 5 R1 is located approximately 283 m to the north of the site boundary. R2 is located approximately 355 m to the east of the site boundary. R3 is located approximately 262 m to the east of the site boundary. R4 is located approximately 331 m to the south of the site boundary. R5 is located approximately 403 m to the west of the site boundary. All residential receptor locations are 2-storey buildings. These receptors are the closest noise-sensitive receptors to the site, in terms of separation distance. There are other, more distant receptors, however, there is either significant distance and/or screening in the intervening land, thus reducing the specific noise level associated with the site to a level where it is insignificant. 20-145/Lower Drayton Farm AD Plant/Noise Management Plan 6 3. SITE DESIGN AND NOISE ASSESSMENTS The site has been designed to minimise noise and vibration through the positioning of buildings and doors and the use and maintenance of correct plant and machinery. 3.1. 2016 Noise Assessment A noise impact assessment was carried out in 2016 as part of the planning application process, where the potential impact from the facility was assessed as being low. The background noise levels were measured throughout the area. Resultant specific noise levels were predicted on the basis of a worst- case scenario. The items of plant expected to generate the most noise were the CHP, Biogas Upgrading Unit and the Digesters. 3.2. 2020 Noise Assessment An updated noise model, based on the latest site plan, was then produced in August 2020, based on noise data supplied by some of equipment suppliers, as well as archive data from other, similar sites in the UK. This noise model was then included in a revised Noise Impact Assessment (Noise Impact Assessment, 20-145/NIA/v2, 21st August 2020) which has been included in the supporting information. This model uses the expected operating duration of each piece of equipment and accounts for the enclosures in which the equipment is housed. 3.3. Noise Generating Elements The AD Plant has predominantly external noise-generating elements, all of which are summarised below in Table 1. TABLE 1: SUMMARY OF NOISE-GENERATING ELEMENTS Grid Coordinates Operational Reference Description Location Profile Easting Northing 1 Fermenter Tank (28.00m2) External Continuous 393121 315453 2 Fermenter Tank (33.00m2) External Continuous 393116 315420 3 Digestate Storage Tank (28.00m2) External Continuous 393087 315435 4 Buffer Tank (12.00m2) External Continuous 393093 315412 5 Feeding System External Continuous 393079 315401 6 Technical Building External Continuous 393106 315436 11 Gas Cooling/Chiller & Gas Drying External Continuous 393065 315446 13 CHP External Continuous 393047 315447 13 CHP Exhaust Stack External Continuous 393051 315447 14 Flare External Emergency 393075 315464 16 Biogas Upgrading Unit External Continuous 393049 315466 18 Emergency Generator External Emergency 393046 315434 27 Ekogea External Continuous 393099 315400 30 IBC Equipment & Mixing Tanks External Continuous 393092 315469 1a Tank Mixer #1 External Continuous 393087 315449 1b Tank Mixer #2 External Continuous 393101 315431 1c Tank Mixer #3 External Continuous 393077 315424 2a Tank Mixer #1 External Continuous 393091 315418 2b Tank Mixer #2 External Continuous 393100 315415 20-145/Lower Drayton Farm AD Plant/Noise Management Plan 7 2c Tank Mixer #3 External Continuous 393096 315406 3a Tank Mixer #1 External Continuous 393087 315409 3b Tank Mixer #2 External Continuous 393106 315409 3c Tank Mixer #3 External Continuous 393130 315416 4a Tank Mixer #1 External Continuous 393115 315435 4b Tank Mixer #2 External Continuous 393110 315441 4c Tank Mixer #3 External Continuous 393117 315470 4d Tank Mixer #4 External Continuous 393139 315450 - HGV Movements External 2 per hour - - - Wheeled Face Loader External 16 per hour - - The site layout for the AD Plant can be seen below in Figure 2. FIGURE 2: SITE LAYOUT Typically, the AD plant can expect approximately 2 HGV movements per hour during the daytime period, with no HGV movements occurring during the night-time period. It has been assumed that, for the purposes of this noise assessment, that 2 HGV movements will occur in any given 1-hour period, representing a robust and reasonable worst-case. There are numerous items of plant that are dedicated to emergency situations, which have not been considered in this assessment, as they are not part of the typical operational profile of the site. Additionally, a wheeled face loader will be used to distribute materials around the site, from the clamps to the feeding system. 20-145/Lower Drayton Farm AD Plant/Noise Management Plan 8 4. NOISE MONITORING The site benefits from planning permission, as granted by South Staffordshire Council (reference 16/00717/FUL and 19/00681/VAR). There are no planning conditions associated with the planning permission that are relevant to noise and no requirement for quantitative noise assessment. However, specific noise levels should be assessed by the operator on a daily basis in accordance with the principles of BS7445-1:2003 and BS4142:2014+A1:2019, to ensure that the site is operating within its stated noise emission levels.
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