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Code · CFR · Title 23 — Highways · Part 772 — Procedures for Abatement of Highway Traffic Noise and Construction Noise · § 772.17

§ 772.17. Information for local officials.

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(a)To minimize future traffic noise impacts on currently undeveloped lands of Type I projects, a highway agency shall inform local officials within whose jurisdiction the highway project is located of:
(1)Noise compatible planning concepts;
(2)The best estimation of the future design year noise levels at various distances from the edge of the nearest travel lane of the highway improvement where the future noise levels meet the highway agency's definition of "approach" for undeveloped lands or properties within the project limits. At a minimum, identify the distance to the exterior noise abatement criteria in Table 1;
(3)Non-eligibility for Federal-aid participation for a Type II project as described in § 772.15(b).
(b)If a highway agency chooses to participate in a Type II noise program or to use the date of development as one of the factors in determining the reasonableness of a Type I noise abatement measure, the highway agency shall have a statewide outreach program to inform local officials and the public of the items in § 772.17(a)(1) through (3).
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