CE6 — Noise and Vibration.

The Council will carefully control the impact of nois amenity both during the construction and operation require new noise and vibration sensitive developm existing sources of noise and vibration. To deliver this the Council will: a. require that noise and vibration sensitive develo and, wherever located, is protected against exis careful design, layout and use of materials to en vibration; b. resist developments which fail to meet adopted c. resist all applications for noise and vibration gen an unacceptable noise and vibration impact on d. require that development protects, respects and borough’s tranquil areas. Development of potentially contamina 24.3.64 The borough has been predominantly re has inherited comparatively few areas of the borough where small scale industry s and wharves were once present. This fo of the industrial legacy of an area and m However, it has also left a legacy of cont 24.3.65 Land contamination on an existing site is 1990. However, when considering a new land contamination is a material planning 24.3.66 Developers will need to employ a compe may be present to site workers, groundw the wider environment and adjacent prop the site (and surrounding properties), an be used to aid the design of a site invest 24.3.67 This site investigation, which must be ca Standard and Environment Agency guid contamination is present, and/or any gro then be expected to produce a strategy t address any risks identified. Further sam contamination, including any soils that a has been implemented, the Council will e suitable for use. They will also be expec monitoring that may be required after the 189 NPPF definition: a person with a recognised relevant type(s) of pollution or land instability, and membership o se and vibration generating sources which affect nal phases of development. The Council will ments to mitigate and protect occupiers against opment is located in the most appropriate location sting sources of noise and vibration, through nsure adequate insulation from sound and local noise and vibration standards; nerating development and plant that would have surrounding amenity; d enhances the special significance of the ated land esidential in nature over 100 years and fortunately f contaminated land. However, there are areas of such as factories, garages, manufacturing works ormer industry and its industrial practices form part may have some archaeological significance. tamination. s dealt with by the Environmental Protection Act w development or the re-development of a site, g consideration. etent person189 to identify any potential risks that water, surface water, future occupiers of the site, perties. They will need to consider the history of nd develop a site conceptual model which will then tigation. arried out in accordance with the relevant British dance, will identify whether any soil or groundwater ound gas. The developer’s competent person will that sets out the steps that will be taken to mpling will be required to show the absence of are to be re-used or brought onto site. Once this expect to receive a report that confirms the site is cted to specify any ongoing programme of e development has been completed. t qualification, sufficient experience in dealing with the of a relevant professional organisation. 24.3.68 The agreed measures to deal with conta the development and the Council will imp planning obligations to secure this. Policy CE7 Contaminated Land The Council will consider the potential risks of cont adequately mitigated before development proceed To deliver this the Council will: a. require the reports and investigations shown in person; b. require a desk top study and preliminary risk as c. require a site investigation and detailed risk ass guidance; d. require a remediation strategy that sets out how going to be addressed;

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