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• <br />Wenck <br />December 22, 2008 <br />Mr. Mike Murlowski <br />BelAir Excavating <br />2200 Old Highway 8 NW <br />New Brighton, MN 55112 <br />Re: Sound Mitigation Flan <br />Recycle Crushing Operation <br />New Brighton, MN <br />Wenck Project No. 0980-07 <br />Mr. Murlowski: <br />ATTACHMENT FOUR <br />Wenck A"ociattaa,Inc. <br />1800 Pioneer Creek Ctr. <br />P.O. Box 249 <br />Maple Plain, MN 65359-0249 <br />(763) 4794200 <br />Fax (763) 479-4242 <br />E-mail: wenckmp®wanck.com <br />E: DRAFTO <br />This letter presents the sound mitigation plan for the recycle crushing operation at your <br />New Brighton facility. Baseline sound measurements were made at a nearby residence in <br />September 2008. The measurements were made with and without the crushing plant in <br />operation. A copy of the report of these measurements is attached for reference. <br />As indicated in the report, the background (non-operating) sound levels are 1.4 to 2.1 <br />dBA less than the operating sound levels. All sound levels (operating and non-operating) <br />were well below both the Minnesota Noise rules and the New Brighton zoning code limit. <br />The goal of this sound mitigation plan is to reduce the sound from the crushing operation <br />to below the background sound level_ To accomplish this, the height of the existing berm <br />along the west side of the property should be increased to at least 25 feet above adjacent <br />crushing/material handling activities. The berm should extend to the north and south of <br />the activities as far as practical and at least a distance equal to the height of the berm. <br />That is, if the berm height is 25 feet, the berm should extend at least 25 feet north and <br />south of the activities. <br />A sketch of the general arrangement of the berm, crushing equipment and sound receiver <br />is attached. The berm material can be stored recycle material or other impermeable <br />material. The berm is expected to reduce sound from the operations to well below the <br />non-operating sound levels measured in September. <br />