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Noise Plan, Meeting Summary - 11 August 199 age Truck movement is still considered to be a major problem, even trucks which are located on the south side of the bu ildin ,9 The backup beepers appear to be the most disturbing noise. It is my undierstanding that the noise plan would prohibit trucks from accessing the site during the nighttime hours at any ACI building on Terrace Drives Another concern was raised as to, city control. of Birl delivery times and prac- tice!si. It was noted that many industrial plants have large signs for delivery trucks with clearly stated delivery rules,* SJOnce it will not be possible to have a policeman on site 24, hours per day to enforce the plan, the residents asked how the City expects to be le to enforce the plan? 1t was noted that noise from the plant has become louder every year as the plant has grown o (By using quieter equipment in the future, no further in- crease in the overall around level should occur How will the City be able to monitor noise plan compliance?' (This is an issue that has not yet been resolved, but should be similar to monitoring or enforc- ing any city ord inance ) consist It was suggested that the nioisie plan should - series of steps: '1) Listen to and resolve neighborhool complaints 2), Develop and implement the noise plan ( Supplement the plan as needed to ensure compliance with KPCA standards ) 'Take a iddiLtionaul steps as, needed (long term. solution) 'The City Council is holding a orkshop on, August 16 to d1scuss this and other issues. A report on the current status of the plan should be presented. It would be helpful to, review the process with Mike Falk and determine how best to proceed* A memorandum can additional time and cost which has been and which will be required to complete the process will be prepared and submitted to the Mike Falk for his review. s050081I.4 93014-01