Examples of using Noise maps in English and their translations into Swedish
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Minimum requirements for the noise maps related to the data to be sent to the Commission are given in the paragraphs 1.5,
it believes that the 5 dB added to Levening will unduly overload the noise maps for southern European Union countries, where rest periods
This will be done by drawing up harmonised noise maps to assess the noise exposure situation across the Community;
Each of those applications requires a different type of strategic noise map.
Strategic noise map” means a noise map designed for the global assessment of the situation in a given area
We should also cooperate in the creation of a noise map in local areas which would lead finally to a serious piece of work on the part of the European Community in favour of a reduction in noise pollution which is increasing as a result of demand.
Noise map” means the presentation of data on an existing
The noise maps shall serve the following goals.
First noise maps for agglomerations with 100,000 to 250,000 inhabitants.
Strategic noise maps for agglomerations shall put a special emphasis on the noise emitted by.
Action plans shall be made within one year of the deadline for the noise maps.
Noise maps are to be produced using common indicators,
For agglomerations separate strategic noise maps must be made for road-traffic noise,
For agglomerations separate strategic noise maps shall be made for road traffic noise,
which shall provide noise maps and action plans.
Amendments 23 and 25 require noise maps and action plans respectively to be produced in case of serious complaints from the public.
medium-sized businesses cannot possibly afford the cost of producing these noise maps.
bringing forward framework directives, daughter directives and noise maps to be made available to the public.
The collection and assessment of data from noise maps and action plans starts 3 years after the adoption of the Directive,
The Noise Directive requires Member States to adopt noise maps showing noise exposure within the bigger agglomerations,