For those that have not seen the latest update from the Trinity Matters website, checkout the link below.
http://www.trinitymatters.co.uk/component/content/article/30-environmental-health/204-eddc-and-tesco-agree-noise-control-measures-for-seaton-tesco-pipeline-project
Apparently an EDDC Environmental Health Officer will be on site for the first pumping of gravel to assess the level of noise. Assuming he knows what he is doing, this seems like our best means of getting a measurement for that noise. It could also be useful to have other measures taken at the same time, using mobile phone applications, as suggested by James in an earlier post.
This could provide a means to determine if the noise levels increase on subsequent pumping runs, due to failure of the mitigation measures.
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