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LEGISLATION
Land Use Planning and Control
Source Control
Highway Project Noise Mitigation
NOISE FUNDAMENTALS
FHWA NOISE REGULATIONS
772.1: PURPOSE
772.3: NOISE STANDARDS
772.5: DEFINITIONS
772.7: APPLICABILITY:
772.9: ANALYSIS OF TRAFFIC NOISE IMPACTS AND ABATEMENT MEASURES
772.11: NOISE ABATEMENT
772.13: FEDERAL PARTICIPATION
772.15: INFORMATION FOR LOCAL OFFICIALS
772.17: TRAFFIC NOISE PREDICTION
772.19. CONSTRUCTION NOISE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC NOISE ANALYSIS AND DOCUMENTATION
Definition of Impact Criteria and Identification of Noise-Sensitive Land Uses
Determination of Existing Noise Levels
Prediction of Future Traffic Noise Levels
Identification of Traffic Noise Impacts
Identification and Consideration of Abatement
Construction Noise Analysis
Coordination with Local Government Officials
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC NOISE ABATEMENT
Noise Barriers
Technical Considerations and Barrier Effectiveness
Public Perception
Design Considerations
Flexibility in Decisionmaking
Vegetation
Traffic Management
Building Insulation
Buffer Zones
Pavement
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Appropriate Level of Highway Traffic Noise Analysis for CE, EA/FONSI, and EIS
Noise Analysis for Highway Lane Addition Projects
Traffic Noise Analysis for Proposed Projects Involving Interchanges, Ramps, or "Lane Widenings"
Reasonableness and Feasibility of Noise Abatement
Type II Projects for Highway Traffic Noise Abatement
"Date of Public Knowledge"
Highway Traffic-Induced Vibration
Written State Noise Policies
Updated: 6/28/2017
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