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When should proponents be conducting the noise impact assessment?

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When should proponents be conducting the noise impact assessment?

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The noise impact assessment should be performed by a qualified noise consultant early on in the project planning cycle, as part of the environmental screening process. Results of the noise impact assessment should be included in the Environmental Screening Report or Environmental Review Report. These results can have a significant impact on necessary setback distances, and the number and location of turbines that could be constructed at a site, and would be of interest to nearby residents. MOE staff will perform a review of the noise assessment at the environmental screening stage. This review should take place prior to initiating the 30-day public and agency review period.

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