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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWWP272792 (4) 4-)z APPLICATION FOR CITY OF RENTON BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS 200 Mill Avenue South. Renton WA 98055 (206)235-2569 OWNER CITY OF RENTON 425-277-6206 Telephone ADDRESS OF PROPERTY: Main Avenue South (Houser Way to S 5th ST) Zip Code LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY include KC Assessors 4: N/A (attach separate sheet of paper if necessary) NAME OF PROJECT: South Renton Sewer Replacement (Main and South Sewer Replacement) APPLICANT: City of Renton 425-277-6206 Telephone BUSINESS ADDRESS: 200 Mill Ave S, Renton WA 98055 425-277-6206 Zip Code Telephone Attach a separate letter stating in detail: 1. The request 2. Applicable City Code 3. Items and quantities involved 4. Justification for request 5. Time allotment required for request. Attach a I"= I00'drawing of your site and mail the completed application and map to: CITY OF RENTON Coordinator- Board of Public Works 200 Mill Ave. S. Renton, WA 98055 You will be contacted if application is incomplete or if additional information is required. COMPLETED applications received by noon Wednesday will be placed on the agenda 2 weeks from that date. Applicant's Signature [Office Use Onlvl DATE OF FILING: DATE OF HEARING: DEFERRAL ( ) New ( ) Extension VARIANT ( ) New ( ) Extension Offsite Onsite ( ) UNDERGROUNDING ( ) DRIVEWAY O SLOPE GRADES O NOISE EXCESS R/W ( ) DEF-AP.DOT/ c: CITY OF RENTON "LL Planning/Building/Public Works Department I e Tanner,Mayor Gregg Zimmerman P.E.,Administrator October 16, 1997 Board of Public Works City of Renton 200 Mill Ave S Renton WA 98055 SUBJECT: NOISE VARIANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK ON MAIN AVENUE SOUTH ISSUE: The City of Renton Wastewater Utility and our contractor, Gary Merlino Construction Company, are requesting that the City grant a noise variance to allow night-time construction for the sanitary sewer replacement on Main Avenue South between Houser Way and South 5th Street. We are requesting a variance for twenty(20)nights of work. It is estimated that this portion of the project, if night work is allowed, will take 25 days of work with twenty of those being at night. DISCUSSION: The City has entered into a contract with Merlino Construction for the South Renton Sewer Replacement Project. As part of this project, the City is having Merlino replace the sewer in Main Avenue South. The amount of traffic on Main Avenue is proving to be a logistical problem for construction. Main Avenue is one of Renton's busiest traffic corridors. The 1996 Traffic Flow Map shows that there is an average of 23,000 vehicle trips per day on Main. The traffic flow is further complicated by the fact that Boeing's earlier work shifts start the morning rush hour flow as early as 5:00 AM and the afternoon rush hour flow as early as 2:30 PM. Main Ave. also hosts several Metro routes as part of the transit hub and is used by school busses. Under current discussions with the Transportation Division, the contractor would be required to maintain minimal south-bound flow and full north-bound flow between 5:00 AM and 8:30 AM. Between 2:45 PM and 6:30 PM the contractor would be required to have all lanes open. This would allow only six hours to set up traffic control, do some construction and reopen the road. The short hours would increase the number of work days that traffic and businesses on Main Ave. would be disrupted. Merlino Construction is proposing the ability to do night construction for the work in Main between Houser and South 5th Street. The proposal calls for daily work to start at 7:00 PM and to be completed by 3:30 AM. This would require a variance from the noise requirements allowed between 10:00 PM and 7:00 AM. We would like a variance to allow work until 4:30 AM. During that time, both southbound lanes will be closed and traffic will be detoured to South 2nd Street and Rainier Avenue. One northbound lane will remain open during construction and emergency vehicles will have access in both directions. The contractor will perform all of the impact equipment work during the first hour or so of the work shift. For example, they would use a hoe-ram or jack hammer only between 7:00 PM and 8:30 PM to perforate the asphalt and concrete road in preparation of removal. 200 Mill Avenue South - Renton, Washington 98055 raJ -. . . _�_. . . . . _ Page 2 October 16, 1997 The contractor would do the noisier work in the early evening (before 10:00 PM). For example, removal of the asphalt and concrete, putting the asphalt and concrete chunks into trucks for hauling, and delivery of new material to the site will be done before 10:00 PM. In addition,the contractor will follow these mitigation measures: • Use of compression brakes is not allowed. • Portable barriers shall be placed around stationary equipment (arrow boards, air compressors, etc.). • The construction equipment shall be kept in good repair to minimize the noise levels. • Noise levels after 10:00 PM shall be limited to 90 dBA at 50 feet. • The contractor shall set up work patterns that allow equipment to pass through the site as much as possible to minimize backup alarms. • The contractor shall keep access available to McGowan's parking on the east side of Main and provide safe pedestrian access utilizing the existing pedestrian routes where possible. The noisiest piece of equipment used or task to be done after 10:00 PM is approximately 84 dBA at 50 feet. This noise would be approximately 66 dBA at 400 feet Local shielding (structures along Main Avenue ) would provide a reduced sound level for the residents to the west, and the freeway and sound wall would provide a very good buffer for the residents on the Renton Hill. In addition,the continuous flow of vehicles on Main Avenue and SR-405,the ambient noise level is higher than the a typical single family neighborhood. A 1990 Investigation of noise levels between 10:00 PM and 3:00 AM at 3rd and Houser showed levels up to 76 dBA, with a typical level in the high 50's. The same study showed that at South 4th and Mill (Renton Hill)there were readings up to 75 dBA with a typical in the low 60's. For reference, Motor_Vehicle Noise Performance Standards set maximum sound levels for vehicles manufactured after January 1982 of 80 dBA CONCLUSION: Replacing the sewer in Main Avenue South is going to cause moderate to major impacts during construction. Day time work is going to cause traffic problems on one of the busiest streets in Renton. There are not any convenient and appropriate detour routes. Traffic would be directed to an already busy Rainier Avenue. However, human nature will probably lead drivers to the more convenient south Renton streets. Day time work will also impact the businesses along Main Ave. Night time work impacts would result in increased noise levels during construction, minor traffic problems and minimum detouring traffic through the residential areas. Night work would, however, not have the impacts of day time work such as severe peek and daytime traffic problems, wholesale detouring through the residential neighborhoods, and impacts to the businesses along Main Ave. -Page 3 October'16, 1997 It is the opinion of the contractor and the Wastewater Utility that the impacts of working at night are significantly less and more `mitigable'than the impacts of working during the day. Sincerely, Michael A Benoit Wastewater Utility H:DIV/U nI/W W/SOUTHREN/VARIANCMIAB:lf D � t is o�y S 2nd St S nd a 3 3d S Set a®® s 0 � St `o D - S Renton Village PI 0 1 e G SE 18th o < 167S19th ' > a � s o r ROAD CLOSED CITY OF RENTON DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS SOUTH RENTON PROPOSED DETOUR ROUTE MAIN AVENUE SOUTH Utilities Systems PROPOSED DETOUR ROUTE Planning/Building/Public 'Wnrk, DESIGYFD: R EVAS DAZE: ya/e7 ELE ILN,E NOMW rvj0J M. Benoit M,M: R EMUS 4 April 1997 aopcm: Srur• NONE cm aoaie nae j sit i Or: i 206-762-2350 MERLINO CONSTRUCTION 838 Pal OCT 07 '97 06:31 Gary Merlino Construction Company Inc. October 7, 1997 City of Renton 200 Mill Avenue South Renton, WA 98055 Attn: Michael A. Benoit Re: Central Renton Sewer Replacement Letter# 1. Dear Mike: As per our conversation Gary Martino Const. Co. is proposing to install the sewer replacement on Main Ave. So. between So. 3rd. and So_ 5th. during the night time hours. We understand that this requires special consideration by the City officials. We feel the benefits to the City of Renton and the general public by performing the construction in this area during the night time out weighs the drawbacks. We estimate it will take approximately 35 working days to perform the needed work based on the Original contract documents- With the implementation of the night work variance the estimated work days needed to complete this portion of work would take approximately 25 working days. If you have any further questions or would like to discuss this issue in more detail give me a call 762-9125. Sincerely, GARY MERL.INO CONSTRUCTION CO., INC_ Ray (Chip ) Graeber Estimator/Project Manager 912S 10th Ave South Seattle WA 98108 2061762-9125 FAX 2061763-4178 / Location: Renton Hill Donald S. Anderson Date: July 17-18, 1990 Weather: clear, calm, warm Meter: Metrosonics DB-306 Location #3 on street at 418 Mill Ave S. TIME Lmin Leq Lmax Measurement Duration sec 11:10PM 69 35 68 71 60 11: 15 58 68 30 12 : 15AM 63 68 72 60 12: 20 56 64 70 37 1: 05AM 54 67 75 32 1:10 55 66 71 33 1: 10 50 63 62 34 1: 12 50 65 70 34 2 :50AM 55 64 70 30 53 63 70 33 44 63 72 43 44 59 67 31 2 :55 50 66 74 34 3 :40AM 47 61 68 35 48 62 69 34 49 66 74 43 48 64 70 55 3 :45 49 70 83 94 Location 44 on street at 338 Renton Ave S. TIME Lmin Leq Lmax Measurement Duration sec 12: 05AM 56 59 63 35 1 Location: City of Renton Thomas M. Washington Date: September 3-4, 1991 Weather: clear, calm, warm Meter: Metrosonics DB-306 SITE it 3rd & Houser @ hydrant SW quadrant of intersect TIME Lain Leq Lmax Measurement Duration sec 10: 15PM 53 *57 *68 42 57 *62 *68 37 55 *66 *76 33 i 12:45AM 53 *59 *70 34 49 54 63 32 50 55 63 30 3 1: 45AM 52 57 68 31 55 59 67 36 50 53 57 33 3 : OOAM 54 56 59 28 54 57 61 33 51 53 58 31 r �f * Includes local traffic F S?S : :, Motor Vehicle Noise Performance Standards 173-62-060 Table III MAXIMUM SOUND LEVELS FOR NEW MOTOR VEHICLES Measured Q 50 feet (15.2 meters) Vehicle Category Date of Maximum Sound Level, (type) Manufacture dBA Any motor vehicle before January 1, 1978 86 over after January 1, 1978 83 10,000 pounds (4536 kg) after January 1, 1982 80 GVWR excluding buses All buses over after January 1, I980 85 10,000 pounds (4536 kg) after January 1, 1983 83 GVWR after January 1, 1986 80 Motorcycles after January 1, 1976 93 after January 1, 1986 80 Automobiles, light trucks and all other motor vehicles 10,000 pounds (4536 kg) GVWR or less after January 1, 1976 80 [Statutory Authority: Chapter 70.107 RCW. 80-14-041 (Order DE 80-29), § 173-62-030. filed 9/30/80; Order DE 77-2, § 173-62-030. filed 6/l/77:Order DE 75-17, § 173-62-030.filed 8/11/75;Order DE 74-33, § 173-62-030, filed 1/30/75,effective 7/1/75.1 ATTACHMENT TABLE OF MAXIMUM SOUND LEVELS FOR NEW MOTOR VEHICLES Presentation Outline I Project Overview H Traffic on SR 167 and Effects on Project A Time of Day and Volumes B Consequences of Lane Closures During High Volume Times C Volume Restrictions on Lane Closures D Night Closures Become Necessary III Night Work A Work Expected Necessary at Night B Criteria Establishing Night Work C Equipment Expected to be Used(90 dBA max.) IV Noise A Explain Decibel B Equipment Decibel Output C Decibel Reduction With Distance 6dBA With Double Distance V Affected Areas A FHWA Establishes 52 dBA Interior Levels for Residences,Hospitals,etc... B Home Construction Eliminates at Least 20 dBA C Exterior Noise Level Limit of 72 dBA Established D Use 68 dBA For Conservative Criteria E Homes 800 Feet or Less Are Effected VI List of Neighborhoods A Apartments 130 Units Possibly Affected B Hospital C Homes off Talbot 17 Total, 16 Homes Affected, 1 Probably Out of range D Shattack 36 Total,26 Homes Possibly Affected E Talbot Crescent 32 Total,20 Homes Possibly Affected F Lake Drive 33 Homes Possibly Affected VII Sound Levels Expected A Apartments B Hospital C Talbot Homes D Shattack E Talbot Crescent F Lake Drive VIIIMitigations to Reduce Expected Levels A No Impact Equipment at Night B No Night Work Unless Lane Closures Are Necessary C Double Mufflers on All Night Equipment D Portable Barriers Around Arrow Boards,Air Compressors,etc... E Rubber Truck Bed Liners For Export Haul F Use of Compression Brakes Not Allowed G Debris Removal on Pavement to be Done by Hand or Sweeper H Class For DOT On-Site Personnel- ��rn�� /��2�-- I Ambient Sensitive Backup Alarms-D� 7 �! ',e �TGU� Yi —J— WSDOT to Monitor Noise During Each Night. Gf Cor, Pam,- K WSDOT to Report Noise Days Weekly /SOT may, n � L 90 dBA Limit at 50 Feet M Immediate Shutdown or Mitigation of Equipment Not in Compliance N Establish Hotline Complaint Number 0 10 Day Notice to Neighborhoods Affected RV �"-`- EQUIPMENT NOISE The noise levels listed below were taken from a Mercer Island construction contract. They represent equipment in good working order used at night with residential areas in near proximity. These levels are reasonable to expect and control on the "S" Curves project. General Type dBA at 50' Auger Drill 81 Backhoe 1 to 3 C.Y. 84 Bulldozer D-6 to D-9 85 Compactor - Self Prop. 84 Concrete Pump 85 Compressor - 85 to 1,200 CFM 79 Crane - 25 T. to 40 T. 77 Crane - 45 T. to 250 T. 85 Flatbed Truck 2 to 10 T. 76 Generator - 3 to 250 KW 84 Light Plant - 3 to 50 KW .75 Loader - 3 to 15 C.Y. 84 Motor Grader 84 Scraper - 7 to 32 C.Y. 84 Transit Mixer - 4 to 10 C.Y. 85 Paving Machine 85 Dump Truck 81 Water Truck 81 Sweeper 80 Bridge Demolition Equipment 85 11 /8/91 8-7-4 8-7-8 8-7-4: DESIGNATION OF ZONED AREAS:1 such portion to other persons or use shall not be The EDNA (environmental designation affected. (Ord. 4301, 12-17-90) for noise abatement) is hereby established as fol- lows: 8-7-8: VARIANCES AND APPEAL: A. Residential zones which shall include R-1, R- 2, R-3, R-4, G, T, SR-1, SR-2, S-1 are classi- A. Jurisdiction:The Board of Public Works shall fied as Class A EDNA. hear and decide requests for variances from the requirements of this Chapter. B. Commercial zones which are defined as B-1, M-P,P-1, are classified as Class B EDNA. B. Application: Parties seeking a variance from this Chapter,or a duly authorized representa- C. Industrial Zones. L-1 and H-1 zones are de- tive of the parties seeking the variance, shall fined as Class C EDNA. (Ord. 3478, 11-3-80) file an application for the variance, which application shall set forth fully the grounds therefor and the facts the applicant deems 8-7-5: PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION: material to justify the granting of such a vari- Except as otherwise provided, any per- ance. son violating any portion of this Chapter shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and may be punished by C. Public Notice And Hearing:The hearing for a imprisonment for not more than six (6) months in noise variance shall be a public hearing, the jail,by a fine of not more than five hundred dollars date of which shall be not more than forty five ($500.00), or by both such fine and imprisonment. (45) days from the date of filing and accep- Any person violating Section 8-7-3H of this Chap- tance of the application for the variance. ter shall be guilty of a civil violation and may be Notice of the time and place of public hearing punished by:a fine of not more than seventy five shall be given and at least one publication in dollars ($75.00). Each day that a violation contin- the City's legal newspaper, which publication ues shall be considered a separate offense. The shall be not less than ten(10)days prior to the penalties set forth herein shall not be deemed date of said public hearing. In addition, three exclusive, the City may obtain an injunction (3)written notices of such public hearing shall against such violation from the Superior Court of be posted at least ten (10) days prior to such King County. Any ordinance of the City inconsis- hearing within,on or about the location which tent with any portions of this Chapter is repealed will generate such noise. Additionally, writ- except that any ordinance defining noise as a nui- ten notice of the hearing shall be given to any sance shall remain in full force and effect. resident or property owner that will experi- ence an increase in noise, or potentially have an increase in noise, such that this variance 8-7-6: CONTENT NOT GOVERNING will increase the quantity of noise received by SOUND: that property owner or resident. The burden The content of the sound will not be con- of providing this written notice shall be upon sidered in determining a violation of this Chapter. the applicant. The Board of Public Works shall not consider any variance for which written notices have not been given, or grant 8-7-7: SEVERABILITY: any variance that would cause an increase in These regulations are declared to be sev- noise levels beyond that permitted in this erable. If any section, subsection, paragraph, Chapter unless the affected property owner or clause or other portion is,for any reason,held to be resident has been notified. invalid or unconstitutional by any court of compe- tent jurisdiction, such invalidity or unconstitution- D. Factors For Granting Variance: The Board of ality shall not affect the validity or constitutional- Public Works, in passing upon an application ity of the remaining portions. If any section, for a variance, shall consider all technical subsection, paragraph, clause or any portion is evaluations, all relevant factors and stan- adjudged invalid or unconstitutional, or is applied dards specified in other sections of this Chap- to a particular person or use, the application of ter,and in addition thereto shall consider the following, none of which is mandatory for the granting of the variance: 1. See Title IV, Chapter 31 of this Code for Zoning 1. That the applicant will suffer an undue Regulations. hardship and the variance is necessary be- 397 City of Renton 8-7-8 8-7-8 D1) cause of special circumstances applicable to F) Public Works unless the City Council finds the applicant's property or project, and that that there are material errors in the findings the strict application of this Chapter will or conclusions, or that the decision is not deprive the subject property owner or appli- supportable by the findings and conclusions. If cant of rights and privileges enjoyed by the City Council finds such errors it shall others. reduce its decision to writing specifying the findings and conclusions that are in error or 2. That the granting of the variance will not stating that the decision is not supportable by be materially detrimental to the public health, the findings and conclusions. The procedure to welfare or safety, or unduly injurious to the be utilized by the City Council in hearing this property or improvements in the vicinity of appeal shall be as established by the City the location for which this variance is sought. Council and should be substantially similar to the procedure used by the City Council in 3. That the variance sought is the minimum hearing and determining appeals from variance which will accomplish the desired decisions of the Hearing Examiner which are purpose. appealed to the City Council. Any party remaining aggrieved by the decision of the 4. That the variance contains such conditions City Council may further appeal by obtaining deemed to be necessary to limit the impact of a writ of certiorari from the King County the variance on the residence or property Superior Court within twenty (20) calendar owners impacted by the variance. days from the date of the City Council's decision. (Ord. 4330, 10-28-91) 5. The importance of the services provided by the facility creating the noise and the other impacts caused to the public safety, health and welfare balanced against the harm to be suffered by residents or property owners receiving the increased noise permitted under this variance. 6. The availability of practicable alternative locations or methods for the proposed use which will generate the noise. 7. The extent by which the prescribed noise limitations will be exceeded by the variance and the extent and duration of the variance. E. Findings and Conclusions of Board of Public Works: The Board of Public Works shall re- duce its decision to written findings, conclu- sions and a decision. The written findings, conclusions and decision shall include a section noting the right of appeal from the decision to the City Council. F. Appeals: Any party participating in the public hearing feeling aggrieved by the decision of the Board of Public Works may appeal the decision of the Board of Public Works to the City Council within fourteen (14) days of the decision. The appeal document shall note the errors in findings or conclusions which the appellant believes are material to the appeal. The City Council shall consider the appeal and shall affirm the decision of the Board of 1191 Maximum Environmental Noise Levels 173-60-030 "cruise") RPM range, f 100 RPM. The watercraft shall (4) "Director" means the director of the department be at this speed when it passes the first marker, and of ecology. shall continue to operate at this speed until its bow pas- (5) "Distribution facilities" means any facility used ses the third marker. for distribution of commodities to final consumers, in- (4) Measurement. The watercraft sound level shall be eluding facilities of utilities that convey water, waste measured as follows: water, natural gas, and electricity. (a) The sound level meter shall be set for fast re- (6) "EDNA" means the environmental designation for sponse and on the "A" weighting scale. noise abatement, being an area or zone (environment) (b) The meter shall be observed during the entire within which maximum permissible noise levels are passby. The applicable reading shall be the sound level established. obtained as the stern of the watercraft passes the middle (7) "Existing" means a process, event, or activity in marker. Peaks due to unrelated ambient noise, water an established area, producing sound subject to or ex- noise from waves or wakes, propellor cavitation noise, or empt from this chapter, prior to the effective date of i extraneous impulsive-type noise shall be excluded. At September 1, 1975. least two measurements shall be made for each side of (8) "Local government" means county or city govern- the watercraft. All values shall be recorded. ment or any combination of the two. (c) The sound level for each side of the watercraft (9) "Noise" means the intensity, duration and char- shall be the average of the two highest readings which acter of sounds, from any and all sources. are within 1 dBA of each other, rounded to the nearest (10) "Person" means any individual, corporation, j''• 0.5 dBA. The reported sound level shall be that of the partnership, association, governmental body, state loudest side of the watercraft. agency or other entity whatsoever. (5) New watercraft shall be tested according to the (11) "Property boundary" means the surveyed line at 9' specifications of the SAE J34 measurement procedure. ground surface, which separates the real property [Statutory Authority: Chapter 70.107 RCW. 79-D"33 (Order DE owned, rented, or leased by one or more persons, from 78-19), § 173-58-090,filed 3/22/79.1 that owned, rented, or leased by one or more other per- sons, and its vertical extension. (12) "Racing event" means any motor vehicle compe- Chapter 173-60 WAC tition conducted under a permit issued by a governmen- MAXIMUM ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE LEVELS tal authority having jurisdiction or, if such permit is not required, then under the auspices of a recognized Banc- WAC tioning body. 173-60-010 Authority and purpose. (13) "Receiving property" means real property within 173-60-020 Definitions. which the maximum permissible noise levels -specified 173-60-030 Identification of environments. herein shall not be exceeded from sources outside such 173-60-040 Maximum permissible environmental noise levels. 173-60-050 Exemptions. property. 173-60-060 Nuisance regulations not prohibited. (14) "Sound level meter" means a device which mea- 173-60-070 Future regulations. sures sound pressure levels and conforms to Type 1 or 173-60-080 Variances and implementation schedules. Type 2 as specified in the American National Standards 173-60-090 Enforcement policy. 173-60-100 Appeals. Institute Specification SI.4-1971. 173-60-110 Cooperation with local government. (15) "Watercraft" means any contrivance, excluding i 173-60-120 Effective date. aircraft used or capable of being used as a means of transportation or recreation on water. WAC 173-60-010 Authority and purpose. These rules are adopted pursuant to chapter 70.107 RCW, the [Statutory Authority: Chapter 70.107 RCW. 83-15-046 (Order DE Noise Control Act of 1974, in order to establish maxi- 82-42), § 173-60-020, filed 7/19/83;Order DE 77-1, § 173-00-020, filed 6/1/77; Order 74-32, § 173-60-020, filed 4/22/75, effective mum noise levels permissible in identified environments, 9/l/75.] and thereby to provide use standards relating to the re- ception of noise within such environments. WAC 173-60-030 Identification of environments. [Order 74-32,§ 173-60-010,filed 4/22/75,effective 9/l/75.1 (1) Except when included within specific prior designa- tions as provided in subsections (2), (3), and (4) of this WAC 173-60-020 Definitions. (1) "Background section, the EDNA of any property shall be based on the sound level" means the level of all sounds in a given en- following typical uses, taking into consideration the vironment, independent of the specific source being present, future, and historical usage, as well as the usage measured. of adjacent and other lands in the vicinity. (2) "dBA" means the sound pressure level in decibels (a) Class A EDNA - Lands where human beings re- measured using the "A" weighting network on a sound side and sleep. Typically, Class A EDNA will be the level meter. The sound pressure level, in decibels, of a following types of property used for human habitation: sound is 20 times the logarithm to the base 10 of the (1) Residential ratio of the pressure of the sound to a reference pressure (ii) Multiple family living accommodations of 20 micropascals. (Ili) Recreational and entertainment, (e.g., camps, (3) "Department" means the department of ecology. parks, camping facilities, and resorts) (1990 Ed.) [Title 173 WAC—p 1591 173-60-030 Title 173 WAC: Ecology, Department of (iv) Community service, (e.g., orphanages, homes for (b) Commercial areas — Class B EDNA the aged, hospitals, health and correctional facilities) (c) Industrial areas — Class C EDNA (b) Class B EDNA — Lands involving uses requiring Upon approval by the department EDNAs so desig- protection against noise interference with speech. Typi- nated shall be as set forth in such local determination. tally, Class B EDNA will be the following types of EDNA designations shall be amended as necessary to property: conform to changes in the comprehensive plan. (i) Commercial living accommodations (4) The department recognizes that on certain lands, (ii) Commercial dining establishments serenity, tranquillity, or quiet are an essential part of the (iii) Motor vehicle services quality of the environment and serve an important public (iv) Retail services need. Special designation of such lands with appropriate (v) Banks and office buildings noise level standards by local government may be (vi) Miscellaneous commercial services, property not adopted subject to approval by the department. The di- used for human habitation rector may make such special designation pursuant to (vii) Recreation and entertainment, property not used the procedures of the Administrative Procedure Act, for human habitation (e.g.. theaters, stadiums, fair- chapter 34.04 RCW. grounds, and amusement parks) [Order 74-32, § 173-60-030, filed 4/22/75,effective 9/1/75.1 (viii) Community services, property not used for hu- man habitation (e.g., educational, religious, governmen- WAC 173-60-040 Maximum permissible environ- tal, cultural and recreational facilities). mental noise levels. (1) No person shall cause or permit (c) Class C EDNA — Lands involving economic activ- noise to intrude into the property of another person ities of such a nature that higher noise levels than expe- which noise exceeds the maximum permissible noise lev- rienced in other areas is normally to be anticipated. els set forth below in this section. Persons working in these areas are normally covered by (2)(a) The noise limitations established are as set noise control regulations of the department of labor and forth in the following table after any applicable adjust- industries. Uses typical of Class A EDNA are generally ments provided for herein are applied. not permitted within such areas. Typically, Class C EDNA will be the following types of property: EDNA OF EDNA OF (i) Storage, warehouse, and distribution facilities. NOISE SOURCE (Z y 5, RECEIVING PROPERTY� �,E (ii) Industrial property used for the production and fabrication of durable and nondurable man—made goods Class A Class B Class C (iii) Agricultural and silvicultural property used for the production of crops, wood products, or livestock. CLASS A 55 dBA 57 dBA 60 dBA (d) Where there is neither a zoning ordinance in ef- fect nor an adopted comprehensive plan, the legislative CLASS B 57 60 65 authority of local government may, by ordinance or res- CLASS C 60 65 70 olution, designate specifically described EDNAs which conform to the above use criteria and, upon departmen- tal approval, EDNAs so designated shall be as set forth (b) Between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. the in such local determination. noise limitations of the foregoing table shall be reduced (e) Where no specific prior designation of EDNAs has by 10 dBA for receiving property within Class A been made, the appropriate EDNA for properties in- EDNAs. volved in any enforcement activity will be determined by (c) At any hour of the day or night the applicable the investigating official on the basis of the criteria of noise limitations in (a) and (b) above may be exceeded (a), (b), and (c) of this subsection. for any receiving property by no more than: (2) In areas covered by a local zoning ordinance, the (i) 5 dBA for a total of 15 minutes in any one—hour legislative authority of the local government may, by or- period; or dinance or resolution designate EDNAs to conform with (ii) 10 dBA for a total of 5 minutes in any one—hour the zoning ordinance as follows: period; or (a) Residential zones — Class A EDNA (iii) 15 dBA for a total of 1.5 minutes in any one— (b) Commercial zones — Class B EDNA hour period. (c) Industrial zones - Class C EDNA (Order 74-32, § 173-60 040, filed 4/22/75,effective 9/I/75.1 Upon approval by the department, EDNAs so desig- nated shall be as set forth in such local determination. WAC 173-60-050 Exemptions. (1) The following EDNA designations shall be amended as necessary to shall be exempt from the provisions of WAC 173-60— conform to zone changes under the zoning ordinance. 040 between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.: (3) In areas not covered by a local zoning ordinance (a) Sounds originating from residential property re- but within the coverage of an adopted comprehensive lating to temporary projects for the maintenance or re- plan the legislative authority of the local government pair of homes, grounds and appurtenances. may, by ordinance or resolution designate EDNAs to (b) Sounds created by the discharge of firearms on conform with the comprehensive plan as follows: authorized shooting ranges. (a) Residential areas — Class A EDNA (c) Sounds created by blasting. [Title 173 WAC—p 1601 (1990 Ed) :* Maximum Environmental Noise Levels 173-60-080 (d) Sounds created by aircraft engine testing and (n) Sounds originating from existing natural gas maintenance not related to flight operations: Provided, transmission and distribution facilities. However, in cir- That aircraft testing and maintenance shall be con- cumstances where such sounds impact EDNA Class A ducted at remote sites whenever possible. environments and complaints are received, the director (e) Sounds created by the installation or repair of es- or his designee may take action to abate by application sential utility services. of EDNA Class C source limits to the facility under the (2) The following shall be exempt from the provisions requirements of WAC 173-60-050(5). of WAC 173-60-040 (2)(b): (6) Nothing in these exemptions is intended to pre- (a) Noise from electrical substations and existing sta- clude the department from requiring installation of the tionary equipment used in the conveyance of water, best available noise abatement technology consistent waste water, and natural gas by a utility. with economic feasibility. The establishment of any such (b) Noise from existing industrial installations which requirement shall be subject to the provisions of the Ad- exceed the standards contained in these regulations and ministrative Procedure Act, chapter 34.04 RCW. which, over the previous three years, have consistently [Statutory Authority: Chapter 70 107 RCW. 83-15-046 (Order DE operated in excess of 15 hours per day as a consequence 82-42) § 173-60-050, Filed 7/19/83: Order DE 77-1, § 173-60-050, of process necessity and/or demonstrated routine normal filed 6/2/77;Order 75-I8. § 173-60-050, filed 8/l/75; Order 74-32, operation. Changes in working hours, which would affect § 173-60-050, filed 4/22/75,effective 9/l/75.1 exemptions under this regulation, require approval of the department. WAC 173-60-060 Nuisance regulations not prohib- (3) The following shall be exempt from the provisions ited. Nothing in this chapter or the exemptions provided of WAC 173-60-040, except insofar as such.provisions herein, shall be construed as preventing local govern- relate to the reception of noise within Class A EDNAs ment from regulating noise from any source as a nui- between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. sance. Local resolutions, ordinances, rules or regulations (a) Sounds originating from temporary construction regulating noise on such a basis shall not be deemed in- sites as a result of construction activity. consistent with this chapter by the department. (b) Sounds originating from forest harvesting and sil- [Order 74-32, § 173-60-060, filed 4/22/75,effective 9/l/75.1 vicultural activity. (4) The following shall be exempt from all provisions of WAC 173-60-040: WAC 173-60-070 Future regulations. It is the in- (a) Sounds created by motor vehicles when regulated tention of the department to establish use standards by chapter 173-62 WAC. and/or performance standards for the following sources (b) Sounds originating from aircraft in flight and of noise exempted or partially exempted from the re- sounds that originate at airports which are directly re- quirements of this chapter within two years after ade- lated to flight operations. quate legislative funding is made available to conduct (c) Sounds created by surface carriers engaged in in- studies providing the necessary data. terstate commerce by railroad. (1) Sounds created by aircraft engine testing and (d) Sounds created by warning devices not operating maintenance not related to flight operations, through the continuously for more than five minutes, or bells, adoption of a new chapter 173-64 WAC. chimes, and carillons. (2) Sounds created by construction equipment and (e) Sounds created by safety and protective devices emanating from construction sites, through the adoption where noise suppression would defeat the intent of the of a new chapter 173-66 WAC. device or is not economically feasible. (3) Sounds created by motor vehicle racing events, (f) Sounds created by emergency equipment and work through the adoption of a new chapter 173-63 WAC. necessary in the interests of law enforcement or for (4) Sounds created by watercraft, through the adop- health safety or welfare of the community. tion of a new chapter 173-70 WAC. (g) Sounds originating from motor vehicle racing (5) Sounds created by the operation of equipment or events at existing authorized facilities. facilities of surface carriers engaged in commerce by (h) Sounds originating from officially sanctioned pa- railroad, to the extent consistent with federal law and rades and other public events. regulations through the adoption of a new chapter 173- (i) Sounds emitted from petroleum refinery boilers 72 WAC. during startup of said boilers: Provided, That the startup [Order DE 77-1. § 17340-070, filed 6/l/77; Order 74-32, § 173- operation is performed during daytime hours whenever 60-070, filed 4/22/75,effective 9/l/75.] possible. 6) Sounds created by watercraft. WAC 173-60-080 Variances and implementation (k) Sounds created, the discharge of firearms in the schedules. (1) Variances may be granted to any person course of hunting. from any particular requirement of this chapter, if find- (1) Sounds caused by natural phenomena and unamp- ings are made that immediate compliance with such re- lified human voices. quirement cannot be achieved because of special (m) Sounds created by motor vehicles, licensed or un- circumstances rendering immediate compliance unrea- licensed, when operated off public highways EXCEPT sonable in light of economic or physical factors, en- when such sounds are received in Class A EDNAs. roachment [encroachment] upon an existing noise (1990 Ed-) [Title 173 WAC—p 1611 i 173-60-080 Title 173 WAC: Ecology, Department of source, or because of nonavailability of feasible technol- from those adopted by the department shall be effective ogy or control methods. Any such variance or renewal unless and until approved by the director. If approval is thereof shall be granted only for the minimum time pe- denied, the department, following submission of such lo- riod found to be necessary under the facts and cal ordinance or resolution to the department, shall de- circumstances. liver its statement or order of denial, designating in (2) An implementation schedule for achieving compli- detail the specific provision(s) found to be objectionable 4; ance with this chapter shall be incorporated into any and the precise grounds upon which the denial is based, variance issued. and shall submit to the local government, the depart- (3) Variances shall be issued only upon application in ment's suggested modification. writing and after providing such information as may be (3) The department shall encourage all local govern- +'1! requested. No variance shall be issued for a q period of menu enforcing noise ordinances pursuant to this chap- more than 30 days except upon due notice to the public ter to consider noise criteria and land use planning and with opportunity to comment. Public hearings may be zoning. held, when substantial public interest is shown, at the (Statutory Authority: Chapter 70.107 RCW. 87-06-056 (Order 86- discretion of the issuing agency. 40), § 173-60-110, filed 3/4/87; Order 74-32, § 173-60-I10, filed (4) Sources of noise, subject to this chapter, upon 4/22/75,effective 9/1/75.1 I. which construction begins after the effective date hereof shall immediately comply with the requirements of this WAC 173-60-120 Effective date. This chapter shall {{ chapter, except in extraordinary circumstances where become effective on September 1, 1975. It is the inten- E I: overriding considerations of public interest dictate the tion of the department to periodically review the provi- issuance of a variance. sions hereof as new information becomes available for l the purpose of making amendments as appropriate. :A (Order 74-32, § 173-60-080. filed 4/22/75.effective 9/1/75.] (Order 74-32, § 173-60-120, filed 4/22/75,effective 9/l/75.1 WAC 173-60-090 Enforcement policy. Noise meas- urement. for the purposes of enforcing the provisions of WAC 173-060-040 shall be measured in dBA with a Chapter 173-62 WAC sound level meter with the point of measurement being MOTOR VEHICLE NOISE PERFORMANCE at any point within the receiving property. Such en- STANDARDS forcement shall be undertaken only upon receipt of a complaint made by a person who resides, owns property, WAC or is employed in the area affected by the noise com- 173-62-010 Authority and purpose. plained of, EXCEPT for parks, recreational areas, and 173-62-030 Definitions. 173-62-030 Standards. wildlife sanctuaries. For enforcement purposes pursuant 173-62-040 Exemptions. to RCW 70.107.050, each day, defined as the 24—hour 173-62-050 Implementation schedules. period beginning at 12:01 a.m., in which violation of the 173-62-060 Enforcement. noise control regulations (chapter 173-60 WAC) occurs, 173-62-070 Effective date. shall constitute a separate violation. WAC 173-62-010 Authority and purpose. (1) Un- [Order DE 76-5, § 173-60-090, filed 2/5/76; Order 74-32, § 173- der RCW 70.107.030(5) of the Noise Control Act of 60-090,filed 4/22/75,effective 9/1/75.1 1974 (chapter 183, Laws of 1974), the legislature di- WAC 173-60-100 Appeals. Any person aggrieved reefed the department of ecology, in exercising rule— `} by any decision of the department in relation to the en- motor authority to give first priority to the adoption of motor vehicle noise performance standards. The purpose Y' forcement of the maximum permissible noise levels pro- of this chapter is to carry out that legislative directive vided for herein, the granting or denial of a variance or through the adoption of noise emission standards for new k; the approval or disapproval of a local resolution or ordi- motor vehicles and noise emission standards for the op- a nance for noise abatement and control may appeal to the eration of motor vehicles on public highways. pollution control hearings board pursuant to chapter 43- (2) Local needs. The standards established in this .21 B RCW under the procedures of chapter 371-08 WAC. chapter provide several methods of evaluating motor ve- hicle noise levels. Nothing in these rules is meant to re- [Order 74-32,§ 173-60-100,filed 4/22/75,effective 9/1/75.] quire enforcement agencies or local governments to adopt or use every standard in this chapter to determine WAC 173-60-110 Cooperation with local govern- a violation. Specific local needs shall dictate the ment. (1) The department conceives the function of noise standard(s) which may be adopted or used. abatement and control to be primarily the role of local N. [Statutory Authority: Chapter 70.107 RCW. 80-14-041 (Order DE government and intends actively to encourage local gov- 80-29) § 173-62-010, filed 9/30/80: Order DE 74-33. § 173-62- ernment to adopt measures for noise abatement and 010, filed 1/30/75.effective 7/1/75.1 control. Wherever such measures are made effective and are being actively enforced, the department does not in- WAC 173-62-020 Definitions. As used in this it tend to engage directly in enforcement activities. chapter: I : (2) No ordinance or resolution of any local govern- (1) "dBA" means the sound level in decibels mea- ' ment which imposes noise control requirements differing sured using the "A" weighting network on a sound level [Title 173 WAC—p 162) (1990Ed.) CITY OF RENTON BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS NOISE VARIANCE PROCEDURES BOARD POLICY STATEMENT: The Board of Public Works will apply the Renton Municipal Code, Title VIII - Health and Sanitation, Chapter 7 - Noise Level Regulations, together with the Washington State Administration Code (WAC), Chapter 173-60, to review requests for variance from levels of noise stipulated in the regulations. APPLICANT REQUIREMENTS: The applicant will submit the request for noise variance in writing to the Board explaining facts/rationale for the requested variance. T tho ""a`'' naluf- ^f '`" F , , The submittal shall describe the action(s) causing the exceptional conditions and the exact nature of the variance from the code. It shall also specify areas (neighborhoods) being impacted; proposed level of noise and durations; time frame of the variance (years, months, days and hours), and other clarifying information related to the variance request such as time lines, construction schedule phases, safety operations and the equipment that will exceed the noise thresholds and the ranges of noise that they generate. NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENT: Board of Public Works, City of Renton 200 Mill Avenue South Renton, WA 98055 (206) 235-2569/277-6294 If the noise variance will impose impacts on an area (such as residential) and requires public input, the Board of Public Works will set a time to convene a meeting for public participation. Upon receipt of a complete application, the City Clerk will notify the newspaper and post the area that will be impacted by the proposal. Ten days prior to the Board meeting, the applicant will be responsible for notifying in writing residents/businesses in the area of impact. The noise will give the subject matter, the place, date and time of meeting. MITIGATION MEASURES/TECHNIQUES: The application will submit to the Board of its review any proposal(s) that the applicant believes will mitigate levels of noise generated by the project. The proposal will indicate, in detail, those measures of techniques to be used to reduce noise levels to more closely approximate code requirements. BOARD ACTION: cick+c.. Upon receiving all facts and pertinent date, the Board will make a decision to grant or not grant the variance and will notify the applicant in writing of its decision. APPEAL ACTION: The applicant or any aggrieved party may make a written appeal to the City Council, in writing through the City Clerk, on the administrative decision of the Board of Public Works within 14 days of the date of the Board decision. Board of Public Works Information Sub-Division Ordinance - Spells out Uniform Building Code Destinations in off-site deferral improvements Parking Lot Ordinance - Deals with on-site On-site not associated with parking lot not spelled out 4.24-1 Uniform Building Code Amendments 4-15-12 16 First of all, during the presentation from DOT there was some special equipment that was mentioned at the time, such as nighttime ambient sensitive alarms -- I take that to be a back-up alarm feature -- Jake brakes, mufflers, secondary mufflers, equipment like that for the vehicles, and I would think that that would be real important to have that specialized equipment speced out. Some of the specialized equipment I 'm not certain what could done with that. But it sounds to me like you're going to have truck traffic going back and forth collecting some of the debris. It would be important to try to muffle that work as well. One of the items in the year-old noise variance was a requirement that the nighttime use of stationary equipment will not exceed 55 decibels. Are you still comfortable with that limitation? RANDALL HAIN: It's my understanding -- I spoke with Don Anderson, our noise expert from our district, prior to getting started this evening, and he advised me that that particular portion of this previous noise variance was for things like generators -- oh, what else would be there -- light plants, those kinds of things, when they were in the vicinity of this porthole for the pipeline and in the vicinity of certain houses. Frankly, I don't know that I anticipate this kind of equipment sitting in residential areas, so I'm not sure that it would apply in this case. George, any -- So, from that standpoint, um, we don't see the necessity for that. GREGG ZIMMERMAN: So, you have not necessarily quantified what the maximum expected noise level might be then; is that correct? RANDALL HAIN: From our list of equipment, we have a sense for what types of equipment are going to be used and, consequently, the maximum noise level at the source, but as these operations move down the roadway, no, we have not then gone to the extent of saying, when this piece of equipment was here, the noise will be this, this, and this. And when it's here, it will be this, this, and this. We simply looked at it from a standpoint of this is the type of equipment, consequently the JOAN T. RIKANSRUD 10023 S.E. 204th Kent, WA 98031 (206) 859-1797 17 decibel level that we anticipate when this kind of activity is going on at the source location. JIM HANSON: Ij Do you know what the decibel level of the loudest piece of equipment is that you anticipate on the job? I RANDALL HAIN: I believe we have a couple of pieces that would be in the 90 decibel range. Don? JIM HANSON: That's at the source? RANDALL HAIN: And, that's at the source. I' I JIM HANSON: L' And I understand as distance increases, the decibel goes down to a certain ratio? � I RANDALL HAIN: j Again, Don can correct me, it's my understanding that there ' II is a 6 decibel drop as the distance doubles, so at a hundred feet, it would be down 6 decibels; at two hundred feet, it ! j would be down 12 decibels; at four hundred feet, it would be down 18 decibels, and so on. So, someone who is -- if there's a 90 decibel activity going on at this location, if we're eight hundred feet away, it would be what, 24 decibels down, so we would be down in the 76 decibel range eight hundred feet away from that activity. JIM HANSON: ,i The background noise from the freeway itself, I think you had some information about what that is at different times, day time and night time. Do you have any idea what those are? RANDALL HAIN: i My recollection of the numbers -- again Don, correct me if I 'm wrong -- that the maximum levels ranged anywhere from 55 to 70 were the numbers that I saw. JOAN T. RIKANSRUD 10023 S.E. 204th Kent, WA 98031 (206) 859-1797 u 1%% �= CITY OF RENTON �u BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Earl Clymer, Mayor November 14, 1991 Randall Hain Project Development Engineer Washington State Department of Transportation District 1 15325 S.E. 30th Place Bellevue, Washington 98007-6568 REFERENCE: NOISE VARIANCE REQUEST FOR SR 405 "S" CURVES PROJECT CITY OF RENTON Dear Mr. Hain: The Board of Public Works reconvened today, November 14, 1991, and made the following determination with regard to your request for reconsideration of the denial of the Noise Variance. Grant a Noise Variance to WSDOT for the Renton "S" Curve Project for 45 days of noise (exceeding the City of Renton Ordinance) based on the following conditions: a) the mitigation measures be amended as outlined below: and, b) continue with the Monitoring Program and Complaint Procedures as outlined in your letter dated November 8, 1991 as modified below. A) A DOT person well versed in noise mitigation measures will conduct a training session with contractor personnel (about 4 hours). This session will include the requirements of the variance, construction equipment involved, ways to keep the noise to a minimum; and consequences of failure to comply with the variance. DOT will submit a confirmation document to the City noting all DOT and other inspectors who attend this training. In addition to providing the training, DOT shall grant the necessary authorization to have an acoustics expert/inspector on-site at all times to ensure immediate enforcement actions of all mitigation measures. B) All required back up alarms to be used at night will be the least obtrusive OSHA approved ambient sensitive type. C) All truckbeds used in the removal of debris will be lined with rubber to reduce noise impact. D) In the shoulder pavement removal, any material spilled on the concrete shall be removed by sweeping. No scraping type equipment shall be used. 200 Mill Avenue South - Renton, Washington 98055 - (206) 235-2569 Page 2 WSDOT Noise Variance E) Stationary equipment such as light plants, generators, or any other shall be shielded from the residential areas. F) Bridge demolition equipment to be used at night shall not exceed 85 dBA as measured at 50 feet from the equipment source. G) Weekly reports shall be submitted by WSDOT providing information on complaints/problems/resolutions and a report on the number of accumulated nights (45 nights maximum) used through the four year duration of the project The City shall utilize the established I-405 Steering Committee as an Oversight Committee and it will consist of a WSDOT employee, a City staff member, a City of Renton Community representative, and a Contractor representative all of whom will meet on a regular basis, meeting times to be determined at a later date. It shall be the responsibility of this committee to review any complaints/problems/violations regarding noise mitigated measures and to determine validity of same. Monetary fines may be imposed for substantiated continuing violations and/or non-compliance and this requirement should be written into WSDOT's contract specifications. Said committee will function for the duration of the project. H) Schedule and complete the installation of all noise suppression walls at N.E. 3rd, prior to commencing the work requiring the noise variance. I) After the Committee reviews two (2) substantiated continuing complaints, they may require the State to accomplish testing in the bedrooms of affected residents. If tests are above 52 dBA during construction, then the State will be required to take further mitigation measures such as, but not limited to, insulating the windows or providing motel accommodations. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Since ly, mes C. Hanson Chairman BPW03/NOVAR/91/WSDOT/PMP cc: Don Erickson Clint Morgan / Paul Lumbert APPEAL PROCESS The applicant or any aggrieved party may make a written appeal to the City Council,in writing through the City Clerk, on the administrative decision of the Board of Public Works within 14 days of the date of the Board decision (or, November 28, 1991). a •, Washington State Dunn*Bwvntson Department of Transportation Secretary of Transportation District 1 15325 S.E.30th Place Bellevue,Washington 98007-6568 (206)562-4000 November 8, 1991 Mr. James Hanson Chairman, Board of Public Works City of Renton 200 Mill Avenue South Renton, WA 98055 Subject: SR 405 "S" Curves Noise Variance Dear Mr. Hanson: Attached are several copies of additional material we expect to present to the Board on November 13, 1991_ in support of our application for reconsideration of our Noise Variance Request. We have tried to address issues raised by the public and be responsive to the expressed concerns of the Board. Several of our DOT personnel, involved in the project, will be available *to answer detailed questions and to clarify issues of specific construction activities and expected noise impacts. Please call me at 562-4138 if you see a need for further information. Sincerely, RANDALL A. HAIN, P.E. Project Development Engineer RAH/ce Attach. SR 405 Renton "S" Curves Noise Variance Request Board of Public Works Meeting November 13, 1991 Outline of Presentation I. Alternative - Lane Closures (attached Traffic Study) II. Mitigation Measures - In Construction Contract III. Monitoring - by WSDOT personnel IV. Complaint Procedures V. Questions/Clarification VI. S ummary 11 /7/91 1 NIGHT TIME NOISE VARIANCE REQUEST I. ALTERNATIVES We were asked to consider lane closures on the weekends. A traffic analysis and a meeting on 11/6/91 with responsible DOT Traffic personnel resulted in the following conclusions. The traffic study attached indicates that traffic volumes on SR 405 do not significantly reduce on Saturday or Sunday. Even a single lane day time closure on the weekend would introduce such back up. and congestion, on the freeway and off, that it is not a reasonable option. Total closure in either direction is virtually impossible to consider. This leaves night time closures during the week and weekends as the only reasonable option. II. MITIGATION MEASURES These are noise mitigation measures to be required of the contractor with some DOT participation. A. A DOT person well versed in noise mitigation measures will conduct a training session with contractor personnel (about 4 hours). This session will include the requirements of the variance, construction equipment involved, ways to keep noise to a minimum and consequences of failure to comply with the variance. B. All required back up alarms to be used at night will be of the OSHA approved ambient sensitive type. C All trucks used in the removal of debris will be lined with rubber to reduce noise impact. D. In the shoulder pavement removal, any material spilled on the concrete pavement shall be removed by sweeping. No scraping type equipment shall be used. E. Stationary equipment such as light plants, generators, or any other shall be shielded from the residential areas. 2 F. Bridge demolition equipment to be used at night shall not exceed 85 dBA as measured at 50 feet from the equipment source. III. MONITORING Monitoring activity shall be consistent with Washington State Administrative Code (WAC) Chapter 173-60. WSDOT will monitor noise and provide Renton with a report of the results. The monitoring program will include the following elements. Noise monitoring shall consist of two parts: There will be equipment monitoring and there will be community monitoring. Reports shall be in writing and include noise levels, location, time and the primary construction activity at the time. Noise monitoring can be at random times but it is primarily intended to be performed on the first night of the work during each of the r, Z anticipated time periods of the use of the noise variance. All construction equipment will be measured at the source to determine compliance with the attached list. This monitoring will take place at the beginning of each work operation. It is anticipated that there will be several of these individual checks made during the life of the variance since there will be several months elapse between work operations and it is possible that unchecked equipment could be brought in on a new start up. The community measurements shall be performed at three or more locations to adequately determine noise levels within residential neighborhoods. The maximum community levels discussed below take into consideration that the contractor will be using mitigative techniques and that several pieces of equipment will be operating simultaneously. Community noise level at a maximum will not exceed the calculated level produced, by an dBA work site source when measured at a 86 reference distance of feet. The maximum allowable in the community at any one time will be calculated on the basis of 6 dBA 3 drop-off per doubling of distance. This could create levels from the work site of 74 dBA at 200 feet and 68 dBA at 400 feet. Whenever possible the community measurements will be taken where there is a clear unobstructed line of sight to the work area. They will be taken at various distances from the work in accordance with existing housing and the sound level drop-off rate as defined above. An integral part of the monitoring program is contractor interface. Some mitigative techniques may prove to be more effective than others. Likewise it may be learned early that certain equipment can't be used. The contractor will need ready access to WSDOT findings, and WSDOT intends to cooperate with both the contractor and the city in sharing the information as quickly as possible. IV. COMPLAINT PROCEDURES A manned "complaint hot line" shall be available 24 hours per day. Complaints shall be evaluated and resolved the next night after receipt of the complaint. If the complaint is received after 11:00 a.m., the complaint will be resolved the following night. The Construction Project Engineer (P.E.) will be alerted of all complaints. The P.E. will evaluate the complaint and the monitoring measurements and take appropriate action. This action will include such things as further mitigation activities, removal of equipment from the job or a work stoppage to develop an acceptable procedure. The Seattle King County Health Department may be called upon by the City of Renton to verify WSDOT measurements. The "complaint hot line" phone number will be prominently displayed on construction signs and will be widely distributed to area residents. WSDOT will distribute a letter directing calls to the State phone number and indicating that Renton Police are not the appropriate agency to contact with complaints. The letter will be mailed by WSDOT to all residents of areas potentially impacted by the night time noise variance. 4 V. QUESTIONS/CLARIFICATION We will have people at the meeting that can describe activities in each area of the project. Your questions will guide us to the level of detail you would like. Again, we will clarify any segment of the project to your satisfaction. VI. SUMMARY Day time work with lane closures would be most efficient for construction activities. For traffic control reasons and safety of the public and construction employees, this is not practical during the week or on weekends. Therefore, we need this noise variance at night for short periods of time (45 nights maximum) through the four year duration of the project. Attachments 1 1 /8/91 EQUIPMENT NOISE The noise levels listed below were taken from a Mercer Island construction contract. They represent equipment in good working order used at night with residential areas in near proximity. These levels are reasonable to expect and control on the "S" Curves project. General Type dBA at 50' Auger Drill 81 Backhoe 1 to 3 C.Y. 84 Bulldozer D-6 to D-9 85 Compactor - Self Prop. 84 Concrete Pump 85 Compressor - 85 to 1,200 CFM 79 Crane - 25 T. to 40 T. 77 Crane - 45 T. to 250 T. 85 Flatbed Truck - 2 to 10 T. 76 Generator - 3 to 250 KW 84 Light Plant - 3 to 50 KW 75 Loader - 3 to 15 C.Y. 84 Motor Grader 84 Scraper - 7 to 32 C.Y. 84 Transit Mixer - 4 to 10 C.Y. 85 Paving Machine 85 Dump Truck 81 Water Truck 81 Sweeper 80 Bridge Demolition Equipment 85 11 /8/91 NOISE VARIANCE REQUEST I-405 "S" CURVES PROJECT EXPLANATION AND JUSTIFICATION Due to environmental and physical limitations, this project is under an extremely tight construction schedule. In order to meet this schedule, a noise variance is required so that the contractor, Guy F. Atkinson Construction Company (GFACO) , may work outside the limits allowed by the existing noise ordinance. The requested hours for this variance are from 10:00 PM to 7: 00 AM, effective from the date of this variance approval through April 30, 1996. It is important to note that we do not anticipate the use of this variance on a continual daily basis, but only during limited intervals throughout the remainder of the contract. WSDOT has installed and will maintain "Noise Hot Line" signs through out the Renton neighborhoods that might be affected by nighttime "S" Curves construction noise. These signs include a toll free phone number of a responsible WSDOT person who is empowered to order GFACO to cease any operation that is determined to be in violation of any granted noise variance. During non variance hours the "Noise Hot Line" is answered by a telephone service who can contact key WSDOT people in case of an emergency. Determinations of noises above the granted variance shall be made by WSDOT's qualified noise specialist. Without this variance, this contract could be prolonged for more than one year, and daytime city street and freeway lane closures would be required to complete the work safely. It is not in the best interest of the State of Washington or the City of Renton to extend this project beyond the current 40-month schedule. The only alternative to performing work at night is to allow daytime lane closures of major City of Renton streets and I-405. This would severely impact the traffic conditions on Renton's city streets and on I-405. Specific activities must require lane closures. For example, the contract calls for the demolition of several existing bridges. This work will require a lane closure on I-405 and closure of the City of Renton streets below the bridges to allow room for equipment and staging. Daytime lane closures for these operations would adversely affect traffic on both State and City routes. 2 The east side SR 169 and NE Third St bridge demolition is complete. The middle and west segments of these bridge demolitions will result in less noise to the citizens on the hill. As mentioned, the schedule for this project is limited by certain constraints. The most important and restrictive of these is the two-week window from August 1 to August 15 of a given calendar year in which the Department of Fisheries will permit any demolition and construction activities directly in the Cedar River. Prior to the demolition of the existing Cedar River Bridge, the new Northbound widened Cedar River Bridge, as well as portions of the new Northbound roadway, must be constructed. The Department of Fisheries also restricted all Cedar River Bridge construction work at the river's edge to the period of June 15 - August 15. During these construction phases it is essential ,that GFACO remain on schedule and be allowed the option of working at night under a noise variance. If the necessary work is not completed within the allotted time the project duration would be extended one (1) year. EXISTING NOISE LEVELS In Section #4 are plan sheets that reveal about 85 to 95 houses and seven apartment complexes within 80 to 400 feet of the proposed work areas. Depending on visual exposure to the I-405 pavement or bridges, the maximum noise levels at these residences will vary. The noise levels created by the types of equipment operating could reach 78 dBA at 400 feet. However, this is the worst-case condition of an impact Hoe Ram breaking bridge railing or a loader bucket scraping debris from the pavement in the shoulder reconstruction sections. An 80 dBA source noise would produce a 62 dBA level at a 400-foot distance. Traffic noise produced by I-405 is called a line source --that is, it radiates from the entire length of I-405. As such, a line source is hard to block and typically reduces in intensity at 3 dBA for each doubling of distance. The construction noise, on the other hand, will be confined to small working areas, thereby making it possible that most residences will be shielded naturally. This shielding can diminish the noise up to 20 dBA. Additionally, construction sounds will be reduced by 6 dBA for each doubling of distance, instead of 3 dBA; that is, levels will decrease 6 dBA at 100 feet from the source, 12 dBA at 200 feet from the source, and so on. Please refer to the Section #4 plan showing the locations of nighttime noise readings taken July 17 & 18, 1990 and September 3 & 4, 1991 All of these noise readings were taken with no construction activity. Please note that the existing background noise is often above the City of Renton noise ordinance levels. 3 USE OF VARIANCE In Section #7 is a schedule that lists the activities that we foresee must take place at night that may generate noise above the noise ordinance. The schedule also includes the expected "noise night" durations and time periods. In Section #8 is WSDOT's log of all the nights that GFACO has worked to date on the "S" Curves Project, with noise nights and complaints logged. GFACO with advise from WSDOT's noise consultant has minimized the nighttime construction noise as can be seen by the many noise nights without complaints. WSDOT has responded to the citizen's complaints and notified GFACO of necessary precautions for the continued night work. . In the case of the demolition work on the SR 900 bridge WSDOT directed GFACO to modify the operation to eliminate the nighttime affect on the citizens due the six (6) complaints received on one (1) night. A noise night shall be defined as a night (10pm to lam) when our construction generated noise exceeds the City of Renton noise ordinance and a genuine noise complaint is received by WSDOT or the City of Renton. Page 5 of this narrative is a list of equipment that GFACO expects to use for nighttime work, with the respective noise variance limits. Included for comparison is a table taken from City of Renton Ordinance WAC 173-62-030, showing maximum allowable noise levels for motor vehicles operated upon the public highways. MITIGATION METHODS The following actions have been taken in accordance with the original City of Renton noise variance approval. The two (2) noise walls were constructed early in the project. See Section #6 for wall location plans and cross sections. These walls are designed to reduce traffic noise, but will also function to abate construction noise in certain residential areas. WSDOT's noise expert, Mr. Don Anderson, held an effective noise mitigation training session for GFACO and WSDOT personnel early in the project and will continue noise mitigation training periodically. In accordance with the specifications GFACO has used rubber lined truck beds and adjustable vehicle backup alarms for nighttime work. GFACO has worked and will continue to work with the WSDOT noise specialist to identify and mitigate all nighttime construction noises. We have adjusted many of our operations based on the advise of the noise specialist and the comments of the City of 4 Renton steering committee which includes two (2) citizen representatives. Street sweepers are used to clean the paving in lieu of scraping with loader buckets. Shielding is used on stationary equipment when beneficial and possible. The steering committee which includes representatives of GFACO, WSDOT, the City of RENTON, and two (2) citizen representatives meet weekly to thoroughly review the details of the project. WSDOT furnishes copies of the WSDOT noise specialist's report when GFACO has worked a night shift in the previous week. If substantiated noise complaints continue and we are not able to eliminate the noise WSDOT will monitor construction noise levels in the citizens homes. If the construction noise level in the homes is above 52 dBA GFACO will mitigate the noise. In response to noise complaints on November 16, 1992, WSDOT directed GFACO to stop the nighttime SR 900 bridge demolition work until a method was found to not violate the noise ordinance and not disturb the citizens who live near the bridge. GFACO revised the demolition methods and equipment and, with the cooperation of the City of Renton, closed SR 900 lanes during the day and demolished the bridge during the day. CONCLUSION GFACO and WSDOT are motivated to eliminate night construction work entirely. Unfortunately, night work is necessary to perform portions of the construction safely for the motoring public and the construction crews. Night work is also necessary to complete the river work in the short time windows mandated by the Department of Fisheries. On the basis of our seven (7) months of experience on the "S" Curves Construction Project, we know how to best mitigate nighttime noise, and at what locations night work noise will possibly disturb neighboring residents, resulting in complaints. GFACO and WSDOT are committed to plan the work and- communicate our plans to the City of Renton and the affected citizens. GFACO and WSDOT are also committed to minimize the noise of night work and to mitigate the nighttime noise that we generate. We need a new noise variance of one hundred twenty-two (122) days as detailed in Section #7 to complete the "S" Curves construction project safely and ahead of the originally scheduled completion date. 5 Construction Equipment Nighttime Variance Units (Based on well maintained GFACO "S" Curves equipment) Equipment Type dBA at 50 Feet Auger Drill 81 Backhoe - 1 to 3 c.y. 89 Bulldozer - D-6 to D-9 85 Compactor - Self-Prop. 84 Concrete Pump 85 Compressor - 85 to 1,200 cfm 86 Crane - 25 to 40 T. 86 Crane - 45 to 250 T. 89 Flatbed Truck - 2 TO 10 T. 85 Generator - 3 to 450 kW 85 Light Plant - 3 to 50 kW 75 Loader - 3 to 15 c.y. 89 Motor Grade 84 Scraper - 7 to 32 c.y. 84 Transit Mixer - 4 to 10 c.y. 85 Paving Machine 85 Dump Truck 85 Water Truck 81 Sweeper 80 Bridge Demolition Equipment 98 Hi Lift 85 Striping Equipment 86 �Y CITY OF RENTON BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS 0� Jesse Tanner, Mayor November 26, 2997 CITY OF RENTON Attention: Michael Benoit,Wastewater Utility 200 Mill Avenue South Renton WA 98055 SUBJECT: NOISE VARIANCE REQUEST SOUTH MAIN SEWER REPLACEMENT PROJECT Dear Mr.Benoit: The Board of Public Works held a Public Meeting on Tuesday evening, November 18, 1997, at 7:00 p.m. in order to hear public input and subsequentlly render a decision regarding your noise variance request. They made the following determination: "To approve a variance to the Noise Ordinance for the Main Avenue South Sewer Replacement project, subject to the following conditions: 1) that the proposed mitigation items listed in Exhibit 1 (attached) are met; and 2) that signage be made available with a phone number to call in complaints; and that the contact person be available on-site to monitor said complaints. A back-up person should also be designated to ensure all complaints are rectified." A copy of Exhibit 1 and the accompanying minutes, are attached. If you have any questions,please do not hesitate to contact me at(425)277-6182. Sincerely, F { es C.Hanason, Chairman `j cc: Parties of Interest Board Members Mayor Jesse Tanner City Council Members 200 Mill Avenue South-Renton,Washington 98055 (206)235-2569 H:ADIVISION.S\13PWIVARIANCE�.SMAINLTR.DOC Facsimile (206)235-2541 r BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS 7:00 p.m. Renton Municipal Building Tuesday, November 18, 1997 City Council Chambers AGENDA 1. CALL TO ORDER: 2. REQUESTED ACTION: e VARIANCE FROM NOISE ORDINANCE, Main Avenue South Sewer Replacement. 3. CITY STAFF PRESENTATION: Dave Christensen, Utility Engineering, Project Manager. 4. AUDIENCE COMMENTS: 5. BOARD COMMENTS/QUESTIONS: 6. ADJOURNMENT: BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Page 1 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS 7:00 p.m. Renton Municipal Building Tuesday, November 18, 1997 City Council Chambers IN ATTENDANCE: Jim Hanson, Chairman Larry Meckling, Building Official Dave Christensen, Util. Eng. Supervisor, (applicant) Jim Gray, Fire Prevention Dennis Gerber, Police Department Arneta Henninger, Board Coordinator(absent) Mickie Flanagan, Recording Secretary VISITORS: Chip Graeber, Gary Merlino Construction, Project Manager MINUTES 1. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Chairman Jim Hanson. Board members and city staff were introduced to the audience. 2. REQUESTED ACTION: VARIANCE TO NOISE ORDINANCE, Main Avenue South Sewer Replacement Project Request: The City of Renton Wastewater Utility and their contractor, Gary Merlino Construction Company, are requesting that the Board of Public Works grant a noise variance to allow night-time construction for the sanitary sewer replacement on Main Avenue South between Houser Way and South 5th Street. The variance request is for up to twenty(20) nights of work Justification: The existing sewer line is 70 years old, whereas an average sewer line lasts approximately 50 years. It has outlived its useful life. It is leaky, has several `bellies' that make the line susceptible to plugging, and has one section that has collapsed. This replacement now needs to be done ahead of a future street improvement project in order to alleviate tearing up the street again. The project site includes four(4) traffic lanes with no curbside parking available. The noisiest part of the work can be completed before 8:30 p.m. which includes taking up the existing asphalt and hauling it away. The applicant's biggest concern is duration of traffic impacts. Dave Christensen, Utility EngineeringSupervisor, gave a brief project description and presented proposed mitigations if the night work were to be allowed. An available informational hand-out for this meeting is attached as"Exhibit V. Chairman Hanson opened the public meeting at 7:15 p.m. 3. AUDIENCE COMMENTS: Ruthie Larson,_714 High Ave. S., Renton 98055 (representing the Renton Hill Community Assn.). Ms. Larson addressed ingress and egress of the construction zone. She suggested that detour signage be posted as far down as Lind Ave., Rainier Ave. S., Talbot Rd. S. (Benson extension) in order to divert traffic to Maple Valley, BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Page 2 Renton I-Eghlands and Cemetery Rd. Her opinion is that minimal signage and close proximity of signage to an actual construction zone, greatly impacts successful detouring. She felt it would be beneficial if everyone used Rainier/3rd. or Rainier/Airport as a detour route, and asked that this be considered. Ron McGowan, representing McGowan's Restaurant 317 Main Ave S , 98055 Mr. McGowan had questions of Mr. Christensen rather than comments: 1) With a 60, 70 or 90 dBA, will they be able to hear inside the restaurant? "Those are peak dBA's and should only last a couple of minutes. You can still carry on a conversation and be heard." 2)Is it true there will be a total of 20 nights and 35 days of construction? "The project will require 20 nights and 35 days total project time. This includes a section between 2nd and 3rd where there will be NO night work." Is it true there will not be a Right-turn lane from 3rd to Main? "That is correct." What will the detour route be for patrons of Mr. McGowan's restaurant into the parking lot off Main? Is it possible to provide signage to his patrons further down on 3rd? The parking lot access will only be encumbered when the City is at that portion of the construction. Temporary signage will be looked at by staff." Will there be a possibility of sewer back-up? "The contractor is required to ensure that does not occur." Debbie Natelson Jet City Espresso at 207 Main Ave South 98055. Will the section between 2nd and 3rd occur at night or during the day? How much will be closed and which lanes?. "A traffic control plan has not been approved yet. Potentially two (2) lanes will be left open through this one-way section. There will be times it will be closed but access will be open to her business off 2nd. The length of time work will be done between 2nd and 3rd will be approximately 5-6 days (the whole block), followed later by pavement restoration." Chuck Jackson. representing McGowan Restaurant, 317 Main Ave S 98055 Will the existing pedestrian crosswalks remain 3/4 of a block to the north, and one block to the south? "Contractor can work with the restaurant to create the safest and best access." Will there be a liaison to contact during construction? "Yes, a city inspector will be on-site during the night and have a mobile phone." Could temporary signage be provided to get to the parking lot, especially for Friday night business? "This can be explored with the contractor; cannot give a definite answer this evening." What will actual work schedule be? "At this time the plan is to work Monday through Friday (evenings included); with possible weekend work as well (day work only). It is up to the contractor when he chooses to use the 20 nights of work; there is no guarantee it will be every evening. Chin Graeber, Project Manager for Gary Merlino Construction 211 S. 171 st Burien. Mr. Graeber stated that Gary Merlino would consider work on Sunday evening instead of Friday/Saturday evening, so as not to impact McGowan's weekend business. This project will have a full-time flagger primarily for the pedestrians. Mr. Graeber suggested he sit down with Mr. McGowan to discuss signage and preview the parking lot. Chairman Hanson closed the Public Meeting at 7:30 p.m. 4. BOARD COMMENTS/QUESTIONS: The following questions were asked of Dave Christensen by Board members: 1) If night construction is approved, will the streets be restored during non-work hours? BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Page 3 "The purpose of this variance request is to re-open during daytime peak traffic hours;" and 2)what would duration of project be without night work? "ten (up to 20) more working days. Biggest concern is traffic back-up during the day." Chairman Hanson gave a Recap of this evening's meeting and commented on typical Conditions applied to a Noise Variance of this nature. MOVED BY MECKLING, SECONDED BY GRAY to approve a variance to the Noise Ordinance for the Main Avenue South Sewer Replacement project, subject to the following conditions: 1) that the proposed mitigation items listed in Exhibit 1 (attached) are met; and 2)that signage be made available with a phone number to call in complaints; and that the contact person be available on-site to monitor said complaints. A back-up person should also be designated to ensure all complaints are rectified. MOTION CARRIED. Chairman Hanson advised that there is a 14-day appeal period provision for anyone wanting to file an appeal on the Board's decision. The Appeal must be filed through the City Clerk's Office. 5. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 7:45 p.m. EXHIBIT to BPW Minutes Of 11/18/97 Main Avenue South Sewer Replacement Request for Noise Variance What the project is: Replacing the sanitary sewer in Main Avenue South between South 2nd Street and South 5th Street Why the project is necessary: The sewer line in Main is approximately 70 years old. It has outlived its useful life. It is leaky, has several 'bellies' that make the line susceptible to plugging, and has one section that has collapsed. The project is going to cause impacts The portion of the project between Houser and South 5th Street is one of the busiest in the City. There is no parking to sacrifice for temporary lanes and no convenient detour routes. There are some businesses along main that will be impacted by work during the day and nearby residences that would be impacted by work during the night. Positives about working during the day• No construction noise at night Negatives about working durin the he day.• Significant traffic impacts Traffic detouring through South Renton streets Disruption to businesses along Main Avenue Positives about working at night: Less traffic impacts Less traffic detouring through South Renton streets Less impact to local businesses Negatives about working at night: Construction noise at night Minor traffic impacts A few cars detouring through South Renton streets Proposed mitigation if night work allowed. The contractor will perform all of the impact equipment work between 7:00 PM and 8:30 PM The contractor would do the rest of the noisier work before 10:00 PM Use of compression brakes is not allowed Portable noise barriers shall be placed around stationary equipment (arrow boards, air compressors, etc.) The construction equipment shall be kept in good repair to minimize the noise levels Noise levels after 10:00 PM shall be limited to 90 dBA at 50 feet The contractor shall set up work patterns that allow equipment to pass through the site as much as possible to minimize backup alarms. The contractor shall keep access available to McGowan's parking on the east side of Main and provide safe pedestrian access utilizing the existing pedestrian routes where possible. NOISHAND.D00 of A sQ./L t'�1:?� j ,ems+--z..� .�'��I'C✓d�'1' ��,: �,�--T�j�?`Ya��'..g:,F� ✓�'e-y1y/�F-�=g.�-s.�.e.�tz,v,�t /.:ram'?/.s,G�'-�� /,•�''7'b��e�G-2-,Y�C ,.yq� f `-' a` i NOV 1 91997 CITY Or CITY OF RENTON NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING BY BOARD OF a UBLIC WORKS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Public Works has fixed the 18th day of November, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. in the Renton City Hall Council Chambers,200 Mill Avenue South,Renton, Washington, as the time and place for a public meeting to consider the following: Application for Noise Variance for night work (10:00 p.m. - 3:30 a.m.) to replace the sanitary sewer line in Main Avenue South,Houser Way to South 5th Street. Excavation and replacement of the sewer line will require closure of up to three lanes of traffic on Main Avenue South. There are not convey tent and appropriate detour routes. The Board of Public Works will consider thf impacts of doing construction on Main Avenue both during the day and at night and how those impacts could be lessened. The Board of Public Works will make a decision as to whether it is appropriate to grant a variance to allow the contractor to ex,,eed the n.iaht time noise lever' permitted in oreer to aerform nig?-t work. Any and all interested persons are invited to attend the public hearing and present written or oral comments regarding the proposal. 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Main Avenue is one of the busiest traffic corridors in the City, used extensively by school buses and several Metro bus routes. At times, the project will require closure of up to three lanes of traffic on Main Avenue South with no convenient or appropriate detour routes available. To reduce some impact, the City has applied for a noise variance to complete a portion of the work at night between 10:00 p.m. and 3:30 a.m. During night time work, both southbound lanes would be closed and traffic detoured to South 2nd Street and Rainier Avenue. One northbound lane would remain open during construction and emergency vehicles would have access in both directions. Although night time work could result in some increased noise levels and minor traffic problems, the contractor would take steps to lessen the impact and perform much of the noisier work prior to 10:00 p.m. The Board of Public Works will consider this request at a Public Meeting on November 18th at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Interested parties are invited to share their opinions on this matter. What the project is: Replacing the sanitary sewer in Main Avenue South between South 2nd Street and South 5th Street Why the project is necessary: The sewer line in Main is approximately 70 years old. It has outlived its useful life. It is leaky, has several `bellies' that make the line susceptible to plugging, and has one section that has collapsed. The project is going to cause impacts The portion of the project between Mouser and South 5th Street is one of the busiest in the City. There is no parking to sacrifice for temporary lanes and no convenient detour routes. There are some businesses along main that will be impacted by work during the day and nearby residences that would be impacted by work during the night. 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KEMP JOHN E+TRACY J 432 CEDAR AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3047 426) KILLIAN FLORENCE 509 HOUSER WAY S RENTON WA 98055 2526 427) KING KENNETH 350 SUNSET BLVD N RENTON WA 98055 1514 428) KIRKMAN MAGUERITE 431 WELLS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2705 429) KNOLL DARRELL 611 S 6TH ST RENTON WA 98055 2529 430) KNOX CHARLES L+DIANA D 416 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3014 431) KOESTL ADOLF 428 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3014 432) KRAGHT KENNETH&JUANITA 527 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3013 433) KRASINSKI LEO G 428 BURNETT AVE S APT 1 RENTON WA 98055 2582 434) L B RENTON PARTNERSHIP 212 WELLS AVE S STE A RENTON WA 98055 2142 435) LANTZ MICHAEL J SR 530 MORRIS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2517 436) LEAHY RAYMOND C 431 BURNETT AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2552 437) LEEPER TERRY SARGENT 520 WELLS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2702 438) LEMKE RANDOLPH L+REBECCA L 415 CEDAR AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3047 439) LEWIS RALPH S 504 SMITHERS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2509 440) LITTLE GEORGE 329 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3017 441) LODGE RENTON NO 8 10 0 F 324 SMITHERS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2513 442) LUCCHESI DONALD S+SHEREE E 414 CEDAR AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3047 443) LUNDQUIST MARIN 621 SMITHERS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2508 444) MAC DONALD MARY L 802 CEDAR AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3043 445) MACDONALD E B 123 MAIN AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2129 446) MARRESE ANTHONY M SR+DENISE 1107 S 4TH ST RENTON WA 98055 3077 447) MARTIN MARK E 404 CEDAR AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3047 448) MASTERS P N 344 MORRIS ST RENTON WA 98055 449) MATHEWS VERA JEAN 10415 SE 174TH ST APT 5268 RENTON WA 98055 5853 450) MAXWELL ROBERT T 410 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3014 451) MC NEELAN FERRELL T 225 WELLS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2131 452) MCGANN MARTIN C+SANDEE K 536 MORRIS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2517 453) MCINTIRE JACK C 603 GRANT AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3042 454) MCLENDON HARDWARE INC 710 2ND AVE RENTON WA 98055 455) MCMANUS LINDA M 530 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3012 456) MCMANUS LINDA M+ANDERSON JO 527 GRANT AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3041 457) MEHLHAFF MARK H+KIMBERLY 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3067 490) PICKUP LYDIA I 605 HOUSER WAY S RENTON WA 98055 2524 491) PIELE R M 525 WELLS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2703 492) PORTERA KIMBERLY C/O DAVID P TRACY ATTY 108 WELLS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2152 493) POSTISHEK MARY 626 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3010 494) POTOSHNIK EMERY 535 WILLIAMS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2746 495) POTTER VERNON E 1314 S 7TH ST RENTON WA 98055 3065 496) PROVIN WILLIAM D 81 LOGAN AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2039 497) PUCELLA JOHN ANTHONY 806 CEDAR AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3043 498) PUNCHES LYLE L 601 WILLIAMS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2744 499) RANKIN JOHN R+PATRICIA R ET 423 S 3RD ST RENTON WA 98055 2040 500) RAUMA MARTIN J 528 WILLIAMS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2726 501) REBECCAS FOOD ENTERPRISES 1 808 S 3RD ST RENTON WA 98055 2736 502) REGIS JOE 505 4TH AVE RENTON WA 98055 503) REIMAN DANA B&ALANA G 1410 BEACON WAY S RENTON WA 98055 3003 504) RENTON AREA MUTLI SERVICE CENTER 06395 001 1025 S 3RD ST RENTON WA 98055 2765 505) RENTON CORNERSTONE INVESTMT 212 WELLS AVE S STE A RENTON WA 98055 2142 506) RENTON FAMILY PRACTICE CENT 435 WILLIAMS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2748 507) RENTON FAMILY PRACTICE CENT 435 WILLIAMS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2748 508) RENTON FAMILY PRACTICE CLNC LABAND MANFRED DR 435 WILLIAMS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2748 509) RENTON SCHOOL DIST 403 435 MAIN AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2711 510) RENTON SCHOOL DIST 403 435 MAIN AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2711 511) RIVAS SIGIFREDO 418 MILL ST RENTON WA 98055 512) ROBERTS J BERT 280 HARDIE AVE SW STE 4 RENTON WA 98055 1900 513) ROBERTS J BERT 280 HARDIE AVE SW STE 4 RENTON WA 98055 1900 514) ROBERTS J BERT 280 HARDIE AVE SW STE 4 RENTON WA 98055 1900 515) ROMANO RAUL R 504 WILLIAMS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2726 516) ROSA ANTONIO+ETAL 437 SMITHERS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2512 517) ROSA JAMES D 2724 BENSON RD S RENTON WA 98055 5114 518) ROSENBERGER DEAN K 513 SMITHERS ST RENTON WA 98055 519) ROSSMAN WAYNE E 533 GRANT AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3041 520) ROSSMAN WAYNE JR 533 GRANT ST RENTON WA 98055 521) ROSSMAN WAYNE JR 533 GRANT ST RENTON WA 98055 522) ROSSMAN WAYNE JR 533 GRANT ST RENTON WA 98055 523) ROUTLEY S L 918 N RIVERSIDE DR RENTON WA 98055 1702 524) ROWE NEETA B 421 WELLS AVE S#C RENTON WA 98055 2705 525) SATURNINI GEORGE 509 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3013 526) SAVAGE JUDY A 612 GRANT AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3042 527) SCHULTEK JEFF&BERNARDINE 2921 TALBOT RD S RENTON WA 98055 5019 528) SCHWARTZ DOUGLAS A 621 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3011 529) SCOTT JENNIFER M+EDWARDS ST 119 MAIN AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2129 530) SEE JOHN HAYDEN 438 BURNETT AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2551 531) SENS GENE P+HUONG T 212 S 3RD RENTON WA 98055 532) SENS GENE P+HUONG T 2810 CEDAR AVE S RENTON WA 98055 5084 533) SERVICE LINEN SUPPLY INC 903 S 4TH ST RENTON' WA 98055 2720 534) SHANE MICHAEL C 513 CEDAR AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3046 535) SHENFIELD BROOKE L+LISA I 505 CEDAR AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3046 536) SIGETTE MARY LOU 116 LOGAN AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2019 537) SILVA MONICA A 601 BURNETT AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2528 538) SLAPNICK JANET R 531 GRANT AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3041 539) SMITH G L 1415 BEACON WAY S RENTON WA 98055 3049 540) SMITH HERMAN JR 436 SMITHERS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2511 541) SMITH ROBERT C+IRIS L 819 S 5TH ST RENTON WA 98055 2719 542) SONNTAG JOHN A 1318 S 7TH ST RENTON WA 98055 3065 543) SPARROW JOHN M 908 N RIVERSIDE DR RENTON WA 98055 1702 544) SPRING GERALD ALAN 519 SMITHERS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2510 545) ST ANDREWS BLDG CORP 505 WILLIAMS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2746 546) ST ANDREWS BLDG CORP 505 WILLIAMS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2746 547) ST ANDREWS BLDG CORP 505 WILLIAMS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2746 548) ST ANDREWS BLDG CORP 505 WILLIAMS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2746 549) ST LUKES EPISCOPAL CH RENTO 99 WELLS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2153 550) ST LUKES EPISCOPAL CHURCH 99 WELLS AVE S 00938 001 RENTON WA 98055 551) ST LUKES EPISCOPAL CHURCH 99 WELLS AVE S 00938 001 RENTON WA 98055 552) STARKOVICH RUDY J 810 N RIVERSIDE DR RENTON WA 98055 1601 553) STOREY RALPH J 1012 N RIVERSIDE DR RENTON WA 98055 1701 554) STOREY RALPH 1012 N RIVERSIDE DR RENTON WA 98055 1701 555) STRICKER ANDREW A 507 SMITHERS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2510 556) SUNLITE REST INC C/O GENE FAY ENG 509 S 3RD ST RENTON WA 98055 2009 557) SUNLITE RESTAURANT INC 509 S 3RD ST RENTON WA 98055 2009 558) SWALES CHRIS C 525 GRANT AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3041 559) SWANSON ETHEL 505 WELLS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2703 560) SWINHART WILLIAM S+SUSAN K 621 BURNETT AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2528 561) SWISTUN ROSE M A 523 S GRADY WAY RENTON WA 98055 3211 562) TAKEI KEN 439 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3015 563) TASCA MICHAEL A&RUTH M 531 SMITHERS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2510 564)TATRO CURTIS D 419 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3015 565)TAYLOR KENNETH L+CHERI L 330 MAIN AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2729 566)TECKER MAX 320 MORRIS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2521 567)TELKEN LLOYD A ETUX 525 CEDAR ST RENTON WA 98055 568) TELKEN RONALD&LLOYD 503 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3013 569)TELKEN RONALD W 503 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3013 570)TELKEN RONALD W 503 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3013 571)TENNESSEE GROUP L L C 710 S 2ND ST RENTON WA 98055 2120 572) THARP JOHN M ET AL 339 CEDAR AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3048 573) THARP MARGARET 333 1/2 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3017 574) THOMPSON WELDON E 528 RAINIER AVE S#36 RENTON WA 98055 2411 575) TONDA MARIO&VICTOR 1308 BEACON WAY S RENTON WA 98055 3050 576)TONDA MARIO H&VICTOR 1308 BEACON WAY S RENTON WA 98055 3050 577) TONDA VICTOR J 1308 BEACON WAY S RENTON WA 98055 3050 578) TRIMM THOMAS W 541 WELLS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2703 579) TUTIN KIM K 504 BURNETT AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2532 580) VAGUE NORMAN G+ROBERTA L 525 SMITHERS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2510 581) VALTIERRA FRANCISCO P+NANCY 527 WELLS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2703 582) VIDMAR JOHN F&LINDA 504 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3012 583) VIDMAR JOHN F+LINDA J 504 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3012 584) VIDMAR ZELIMA 502 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3012 585) VISK ROBERT T+SUSAN J 909 S 5TH ST RENTON WA 98055 2717 586) VU MINH VAN+MY ANH THI TRAN 1111 S 4TH ST RENTON WA 98055 3077 587) WAGNER DALE WARREN 319 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3017 588) WALBURN JOHN A JR 426 BURNETT AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2551 589) WALLER JUDITH I 410 WILLIAMS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2745 590) WALTZ JANICE+ALBERT J 913 N IST ST RENTON WA 98055 1760 591) WAMBACH JAMES R&MARLENE A 501 HAUSWER WAY S RENTON WA 98055 592) WARDELL JOHN C+MAURENE L 523 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3013 593)WEBB SANFORD E 430 MILL AVE S APT 3 RENTON WA 98055 3054 594) WELSH JUDITH A 101 PARK AVE N RENTON WA 98055 1720 595) WHEELER AUSTIN LEE JR WHEELER KATHY KEOLKER 532 CEDAR AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3046 596) WILSON BEN A+KIMBERLI K 424 WILLIAMS AVE S RENTON WA 98055 2745 597) WONG KING KUEN+YAU KUEN 328 CEDAR AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3048 598) YARBROUGH RICHARD A+CINDY L 338 RENTON AVE S RENTON WA 98055 3016 599) YI KI SOK+MEE HWA 505 S 3RD ST RENTON WA 98055 2009 600) Don Anderson 408 Grady Way N E Renton WA 98056 601) Char Baker 3713 Meadow Ave N Renton WA 98056 1551 602) Donna Holm Brownell 1015 Tacoma Ave NE Renton WA 98056 3542 603) Ann Frame 1417 Aberdeen Ave NE Renton WA 98056 2822 604) Ethyl Holm 1015 Tacoma Ave NE Renton WA 98056 3542 605) Lillian Poff 1716 Lincoln S E Renton WA 98056 606) Jon Pozega 3000 NE 4th St Renton WA 98056 4123 607) Emory L Wolfe 2305 NE 9th PI Renton WA 98056 2937 608) Lee York 3921 Meadow Ave N Renton WA 98056 1547 609) Rich Wagner Baylis Brand Wagner 2411 Garden CtN Renton WA 98056 2558 610) Bill Crumbaker Century 21 Real Estate 2834 NE Sunset Blvd Renton WA 98056 3106 611) Judge Robert McBeth King County District Court 3407 NE 2nd St Renton WA 98056 4183 612) Pat&Sharon Newbury Pasha Enterprises 1800 NE 44th St Ste 240 Renton WA 98056 1697 613) A 1 Ladner Renton Housing Authority PO Box 2316 Renton WA 98056 0316 614) Dr Robert Roberts Renton Technical College 3000 NE 4th St Renton WA 98056 4123 615) Don Hammond United Christian Church 1707 Edmonds S E Renton WA 98056 616) Connie Tajon United Filipinos 2033 Harrington PI NE Renton WA 98056 2303 617) BAREI JACQUELINE M 9908 126TH AVE SE RENTON WA 98056 2430 618) CLARE MARY LOUISE+PAGLIA RO 1818 JONES AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 2662 619) HENDERSON CHARLENE 852 LYNNWOOD AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 3805 620) KIRKMAN JAMES C 1002 N 35TH ST RENTON WA 98056 1954 621) PORCELLO BLDG 1817 JONES AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 2663 622) SCHOLTON CORP 3506 PARK AVE N RENTON WA 98056 1911 623) SCHUMSKY DONALD W&MARG 2019 JONES AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 2659 624) Alaine Barei D'Unger PO Box 51 Renton WA 98057 0051 625) Jack Dubois PO Box 1187 Renton WA 98057 1187 626) Gary Faull PO Box 26 Renton WA 98057 0026 627) Richard Jackson PO Box 454 Renton WA 98057 0454 628) Dick Watts American Drapery&Carpets PO Box 896 Renton WA 98057 0896 629) Roger Davis Davis Insurance Agency PO Box 452 Renton WA 98057 0452 630) William McLees Di Martino Dental Clinic PO Box 875 Renton WA 98057 0875 631) Frank Davidson Dobson Houser&Dobson PO Box 59 Renton WA 98057 0059 632) Bill Dameri Edward D Jones PO Box 1337 Renton 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Oa 3. J 4. n {; �.pk Tr CERTIFICATION STATE OF WASHINGTON) ss COUNTY OF KING ) IPQ11040dae- HEREBY CERTIFY THAT COPIES OF THE ABOVE NOTICE WE POSTED BY ME IN THREE OR MORE CONSPICUOUS PLACES ON THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED AND TWO COPIES WERE POSTED AT THE RENTON MUNICIPAL BUILDING, 200 MILL AVENUE S., RENTON, WA ON DATE OF jljafZ�,&a S'; 195.2 SIGNED SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this day of ir -7 > !q ft-7 Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, residing at NOTICE PUBLIC MEETING BY CITY OF RENTON BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Public Works has fixed the 18th day of November, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. in the Renton City Hall Council Chambers, 200 Mill Avenue South, Renton, Washington, as the time and place for a public meeting to consider an application for Noise Variance for night work (10:00 p.m. - 3:30 a.m.) to replace the sanitary sewer line in Main Avenue South, Houser Way to South 5th Street. The Board of Public Works will consider the impacts of doing construction on Main Avenue both during the day and at night and how those impacts could be lessened. The Board of Public Works will make a decision as to whether it is appropriate to grant a variance to allow the contractor to exceed the night time noise levels permitted in order to perform night work. Any and all interested persons are invited to attend the public hearing and present written or oral comments regarding the proposal. For additional information, please attend or contact David Christensen at (425) 277-6212. je- 405 Jt Se` I0 N -- --- 405 F7-77l The removal, mutilation, destruction, or concealment Waming ! of this notice is a misdemeanor punishable by fine and imprisonment. Proposed mitigation if night work allowed: The contractor will perform all of the impact equipment work between 7:00 PM and 8:30 PM The contractor would do the rest of the noisier work before 10:00 PM Use of compression brakes is not allowed Portable noise barriers shall be placed around stationary equipment (arrow boards, air compressors, etc.) The construction equipment shall be kept in good repair to minimize the noise levels Noise levels after 10:00 PM shall be limited to 90 dBA at 50 feet The contractor shall set up work patterns that allow equipment to pass through the site as much as possible to minimize backup alarms. The contractor shall keep access available to McGowan's parking on the east side of Main and provide safe pedestrian access utilizing the existing pedestrian routes where possible. NOIS_OUT.DOC\ PRINT / MAIL SHOP JOB ORDER Re-run (R�Lir" s the original to be in our files. Just attach copy and state quantity and binding process) Revised (This helps us to keep files updated by purging the old originals) New Form (Please attach original, or copy if electronic, and fill out complete form) Dept. c+ Phone a O b Ordered by Date In l d- Date DUE QUANTITY FINISHED SIZE PAPER STOCK 1 SIDE 2 SIDES INK Total finished amt (type-20#,card,etc.;color Note:this is the olic if ossible Black Y Color ja � 5 fv MAILING INFO: Address file on ❑#10 ENVELOPES []SELF-MAILER TABBED E-mail Other drive No. of Inserts (number of sheets is limited -this 5-1� -f— method allows color ink in address area) Quantity mailed please circle: Quantity not mailed 70#white pale green pale blue Fold Don't fold PRINT SHOP USE: Process method: Folding BULK FIRST CLASS format OTHER BINDERY: ) Perforate (indicate where on form) Number (start# Therm-a-bind (permanent hot glue with built- Staple in cover) Trim Finish size x Pad Spiral Bind (plastic combs) Fan-apart (for carbonless -separates Fold multipart forms into individual sets In half Thirds Other Punch (specify 3-hole or Stuff envelopes qty other) Tab qty OTHER INFORMATION: NOI � �J � � � � �� � CITY OF RENTON NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING BY BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Public Works has fixed the 18th day of November, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. in the Renton City Hall Council Chambers, 200 Mill Avenue South, Renton, Washington, as the time and place for a public meeting to consider the following: Application for Noise Variance for night work(10:00 p.m. -3:30 a.m.) to replace the sanitary sewer line in Main Avenue South,Houser Way to South 5th Street. Excavation and replacement of the sewer line will require closure of up to three lanes of traffic on Main Avenue South. There are not convenient and appropriate detour routes. The Board of Public Works will consider the impacts of doing construction on Main Avenue both during the day and at night and how those impacts could be lessened. The Board of Public Works will make a decision as to whether it is appropriate to grant a variance to allow the contractor to exceed the night time noise levels permitted in order to perform night work. Any and all interested persons are invited to attend the public hearing and present written or oral comments regarding the proposal. For additional information,please attend or contact David Christensen at(425)277- 6212. E ASOUTHRENTBLCNOTE.DOC e St —� �',I L s a � TION I IAH LJLJ L E CITY OF RENTON NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING BY BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Public Works has fixed the 18th day of November, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. in the Renton City Hall Council Chambers, 200 Mill Avenue South,Renton,Washington, as the time and place for a public meeting to consider the following: Application for Noise Variance for night work (10:00 p.m. - 3:30 a.m.) to replace the sanitary sewer line in Main Avenue South, Houser Way to South 5th Street. Excavation and replacement of the sewer line will require closure of up to three lanes of traffic on Main Avenue South. There are not convenient and appropriate detour routes. The Board of Public Works will consider the impacts of doing construction on Main Avenue both during the day and at night and how those impacts could be lessened. The Board of Public Works will make a decision as to whether it is appropriate to grant a variance to allow the contractor to exceed the night time noise levels permitted in order to perform night work. Any and all interested persons are invited to attend the public hearing and present written or oral comments regarding the proposal. For additional information,please attend or contact David Christensen at(425) 277-6212. EAS OUTHRENTBLCNOTE.DOC October 8, 1997 To Whom it May Concern SUBJECT: MAIN AVENUE SOUTH SANITARY SEWER REPLACEMENT The City of Renton will be replacing the sanitary sewer in Main Avenue South between South 2nd Street and South 5th Street. This type of work, in this location, is going to cause moderate to major impacts, during construction,to the people who live,work and commute in the area. The portion of Main Avenue between 3rd and 5th is one of Renton's busiest traffic corridors. Traffic flow data shows an average of 23,000 vehicle trips per day on Main. Main also hosts several Metro routes as part of the transit hub and is used by school busses. Day time work is going to cause severe traffic problems on one of the busiest streets in Renton. There are not any convenient and appropriate detour routes. Traffic would be directed to an already busy Rainier Avenue. However, human nature will probably lead drivers to the more convenient south Renton streets. Day time work will also impact the businesses along Main. Night time work impacts would result in increased noise levels during construction, minor traffic problems and minimum detouring traffic through the residential areas. Night work would, however, not have the impacts of day time work such as severe peek and daytime traffic problems, wholesale detouring through the residential neighborhoods, and impacts to the businesses along Main. The Renton Wastewater Utility and their contractor are recommending that the portion of the sewer replacement between 3rd and 5th be done at night. It is the opinion of the contractor and the Wastewater Utility that the impacts of working at night are significantly less and more `mitigatable' than the impacts of working during the day. In order to be able to perform night construction in Main Avenue, the Utility and contractor would need a variance from the Renton Board of Public Works to allow the contractor to exceed noise level requirements between the hours of 10:00 PM and 7:00 AM. During the night time work, both southbound lanes will be closed and traffic will be detoured to South 2nd Street and Rainier Avenue. One northbound lane will remain open during construction and emergency vehicles will have access in both directions. The contractor will perform all of the impact equipment work during the first hour or so of the work shift. For example, they would use a hoe-ram or jack hammer only between 7:00 PM and 8:30 PM to perforate the asphalt and concrete road in preparation of removal The contractor would do the remainder of the noisier work in the early evening (before 10:00 PM). For example, removal of the asphalt and concrete, putting the asphalt and concrete chunks into trucks for hauling,and delivery of new material to the site will be done before 10:00 PM. Page 2 October 8, 1997 In addition,the contractor will follow these mitigation measures: • Use of compression brakes is not allowed • Portable barriers shall be placed around stationary equipment (arrow boards, air compressors, etc.) • The construction equipment shall be kept in good repair to minimize the noise levels • Noise levels after 10:00 PM shall be limited to 90 dBA at 50 feet • The contractor shall set up work patterns that allow equipment to pass through the site as much as possible to minimize backup alarms. • The contractor shall keep access available to McGowan's parking on the east side of Main and provide safe pedestrian access utilizing the existing pedestrian routes where possible. The noisiest piece of equipment used or task to be done after 10:00 PM is approximately 84 dBA at 50 feet. This noise would be at approximately 66 dBA at 400 feet Local shielding (structures along Main Avenue ) would provide a reduced sound level for the residents to the west, and the freeway and sound wall would provide a very good buffer for the residents on the Renton Hill. In addition, due to the continuos flow of vehicles on Main Avenue and SR-405,the ambient noise level is higher than the a typical single family neighborhood. A 1990 Investigation of noise levels between 10:00 PM and 3:00 AM at 3rd and Houser showed levels up to 76 dBA, with a typical level in the high 50's. The same study showed that at South 4th and Mill (Renton Hill) there were readings up to 75 dBA with a typical in the low 60's. Sincerely, EASOUTHRENTUCNOTE.DOC CITY OF RENTON NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING BY BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Public Works has fixed the XX day of November, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. in the Renton City Hall Council Chambers, 200 Mill Avenue South, Renton, Washington, as the time and place for a public meeting to consider the following: Application for Noise Variance for night work(10:00 p.m. -3:30 a.m.) to replace the sanitary sewer line in Main Avenue South,Houser Way to South 5th Street. Excavation and replacement of the sewer line will require closure of up to three lanes of traffic on Main Avenue South. There are not convenient and appropriate detour routes. The Board of Public Works will consider the impacts of doing construction on Main Avenue both during the day and at night and how those impacts could be lessened. The Board of Public Works will make a decision as to whether it is appropriate to grant a variance to allow the contractor to exceed the night time noise levels permitted in order to perform night work. Any and all interested persons are invited to be present to voice approval, disapproval or opinions on this matter. Sincerely, EASOUTHRENT BLCNOTE.DOC CITY OF RENTON PLANNINGBUILDING/PUBLIC WORKS MEMORANDUM DATE: October 16, 1997 TO: Kathy Keolker-Wheeler,President City Council Members VIA: Mayor Jesse Tanner FROM: Gregg Zimmerman,Administrator C_ Planning/Building/Public Works Department STAFF CONTACT: Mike Benoit(x-6206) SUBJECT: Proposed Noise Variance for Construction Work on Main Avenue South ISSUE: The City of Renton Wastewater Utility and our contractor, Gary Merlino Construction Company, are prepared to submit,to the Board of Public Works, a request that the City grant a noise variance to allow night-time construction for the sanitary sewer replacement on Main Avenue South between Houser Way and South 5th Street. We are requesting a variance for twenty (20) nights of work. It is estimated that this portion of the project, if night work is allowed, will take 25 days of work with twenty of those being at night. BACKGROUND SUMMARY: The City has entered into a contract with Merlino Construction for the South Renton Sewer Replacement Project. As part of this project,the City is having Merlino replace the sewer in Main Avenue South. The amount of traffic on Main Avenue is proving to be a logistical problem for construction. Main Avenue is one of Renton's busiest traffic corridors. The 1996 Traffic Flow Map shows that there is an average of 23,000 vehicle trips per day on Main. The traffic flow is further complicated by the fact that Boeing's earlier work shifts start the morning rush hour flow as early as 5:00 AM and the afternoon rush hour flow as early as 2:30 PM. Main also hosts several Metro routes as part of the transit hub and is used by school busses. Under current discussions with the Transportation Division, the contractor would be required to maintain minimal south-bound flow and full north-bound flow between 5:00 AM and 8:30 AM. Between 2:45 PM and 6:30 PM the contractor would be required to have all lanes open. This would allow only six hours to set up traffic control, do some construction and reopen the road. The short hours would increase the number of work days that traffic and businesses on Main would be disrupted. Merlino Construction is proposing the ability to do night construction for the work in Main between Houser and South 5th Street. The proposal calls for daily work to start at 7:00 PM and to be completed October 16, 1997 \ Page 2 by 3:30 AM. This would require a variance from the noise requirements allowed between 10:00 PM and 7:00 AM. We would like a variance to allow work until 4:30 AM. During that time, both southbound lanes will be closed and traffic will be detoured to South 2nd Street and Rainier Avenue. One northbound lane will remain open during construction and emergency vehicles will have access in both directions. The contractor will perform all of the impact equipment work during the first hour or so of the work shift. For example,they would use a hoe-ram or jack hammer only between 7:00 PM and 8:30 PM to perforate the asphalt and concrete road in preparation of removal. The contractor would do the noisier work in the early evening (before 10:00 PM). For example, removal of the asphalt and concrete, putting the asphalt and concrete chunks into trucks for hauling, and delivery of new material to the site will be done before 10:00 PM. In addition, the contractor will follow these mitigation measures: • Use of compression brakes is not allowed. • Portable barriers shall be placed around stationary equipment(arrow boards, air compressors, etc.). • The construction equipment shall be kept in good repair to minimize the noise levels. • Noise levels after 10:00 PM shall be limited to 90 dBA at 50 feet. • The contractor shall set up work patterns that allow equipment to pass through the site as much as possible to minimize backup alarms. • The contractor shall keep access available to McGowan's parking on the east side of Main and provide safe pedestrian access utilizing the existing pedestrian routes where possible. The noisiest piece of equipment used or task to be done after 10:00 PM is approximately 84 dBA at 50 feet. This noise would be at approximately 66 dBA at 400 feet Local shielding (structures along Main Avenue ) would provide a reduced sound level for the residents to the west, and the freeway and sound wall would provide a very good buffer for the residents on the Renton Hill. In addition, due to the continuous flow of vehicles on Main Avenue and SR405, the ambient noise level is higher than a typical single family neighborhood. A 1990 Investigation of noise levels between 10:00 PM and 3:00 AM at 3rd and Houser showed levels up to 76 dBA, with a typical level in the high 50's. The same study showed that at South 4th and Mill (Renton Hill)there were readings up to 75 dBA with a typical in the low 60's. For reference, Motor Vehicle Noise Performance Standards sets maximum sound levels for vehicles manufactured after January 1982 of 80 dBA. CONCLUSION: Replacing the sewer in Main Avenue South is going to cause moderate to major impacts during construction. Day time work is going to cause traffic problems on one of the busiest streets in Renton. There are not any convenient and appropriate detour routes. Traffic would be directed to an already busy i October 16, 1997 Page 3 Rainier Avenue. However, human nature will probably lead drivers to the more convenient south Renton streets. Day time work will also impact the businesses along Main. Night time work impacts would result in increased noise Ievels during construction, minor traffic problems and minimum detouring traffic through the residential areas. Night work would, however, not have the impacts of day time work such as severe peek and daytime traffic problems, wholesale detouring through the residential neighborhoods, and impacts to the businesses along Main. It is the opinion of the contractor and the Wastewater Utility that the impacts of working at night are significantly less and more `mitigable' than the impacts of working during the day. H:DIV/LMLIW W/SOUfI IREN/NOISE-IP.DOC/MAB:If Attachment t J 0 a) > 2nd St S 2nd Se CD 1 54 CITY OF RENTON DEPARTMENT OF PUELIC WORKS SOUTH RENTON SANITARY SEWER REPLACEMENT G••��� n Utilities Systems PHASE I • ram+ ♦ P6-9/&9cring/P-Vsc W«kz Desom we DAM a/♦/ut rM K4M: vicwo w Ml Benoit 4 Aprtl 1997 D&Wt we aaa®: SGLE Mora �aoao em AGENDA RENTON CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 20, 1997 Monday, 7:30 p.m. 1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 2. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL 3. APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MINUTES OF OCTOBER 13, 1997 4. PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed zoning of R-8 for the Hoffman Annexation area; approximately three acres located in the Sierra Heights neighborhood west of Queen Ave. NE and north of NE 19th St. (see agenda item 10. for legislation) 5. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT 6. AUDIENCE COMMENT (Speakers must sign up prior to the Council meeting. Each speaker is allowed five minutes. The comment period will be limited to one-half hour. The second audience comment period later on in the agenda is unlimited in duration.) When you are recognized by the Presiding Officer, please walk to the podium and state your naive and address for the record, SPELLING YOUR LAST NAME, 7. CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to Council members in advance for study and review, and the recommended actions will be accepted in a single motion. Any item may be removed for further discussion if requested by a Council member. a. City Clerk submits Washington State Auditor's Office 1996 City of Renton Audit Report. Information. b. Economic Development, Neighborhoods and Strategic Planning Department recommends increasing the hotel/motel tax by one percent to be implemented in early 1998, with proceeds used for activities promoting tourism in Renton. Refer to Lodging Tax Advisory Committee. c. Finance and Information Services Department request's approval of resolution authorizing signatures for depositories and electronic fund transfers on behalf of and in the name of the City. Council concur. (See agenda item 10. for resolution.) 8. CORRESPONDENCE 9. OLD BUSINESS Topics listed below were discussed in Council committees during the past week. Those topics marked with an asterisk (*) may include legislation. Committee reports on any topics may be held by the chairman if further review is necessary. a. Public Safety Committee: Ordinance prohibiting theft of rental, leased, or lease-purchased property and adopting the state litter law* 10. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS Resolution: Authorizing signatures for depositories and electronic fund transfers (see 7.c.) Ordinances for first reading: a. Annexing approximately three acres in the Sierra Heights neighborhood (Hoffmann; see agenda item 4.) b. Adopting R-8 (Single Family, up to four dwelling units per acre) zoning for the Hoffmann Annexation c. Ordinance prohibiting theft of rental, leased, or lease-purchased property and adopting the state litter law (see 9.a.) (CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE) 11. NEW BUSINESS (Includes Council Committee agenda topics - call 277-4430 for recorded information) 12. AUDIENCE COMMENT 13. ADJOURNMENT COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING AGENDA (Preceding Council Meeting) COUNCIL CHAMBERS 6:30 p.m. Main Ave. S. Sewer Construction Project • Hearing assistance devices for use in the Council Chambers are available upon request to the City Clerk • CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS ARE TELEVISED LIVE ON GOVERNMENT ACCESS CHANNEL 28 AND ARE RE-CABLECAST TUESDAYS AT 10:00 A.M., WEDNESDAYS AT 7:00 P.M. AND SATURDAYS AT 5:00 P.M. S Y � O NOTIC PUBLIC MEETING November 18, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. Renton City Hall Council Chambers 200 Mill Avenue South Board of Public Works will consider an application for Noise Variance for night work (10:00 p.m. - 3:30 a.m.) to replace the sanitary sewer line in Main Avenue South, Houser Way to South 5th Street. _ 0�5 St Se` C ION i Any and all interested persons are invited to attend the public hearing and present written or oral comments regarding the proposal. For additional information, please attend or contact David Christensen at (425) 277-6212. The removal, mutilation, destruction, or concealment Waming ! of this notice is a misdemeanor punishable by fine and imprisonment. CITY OF RENTON NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING BY BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Public Works has fixed the 18th day of November, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. in the Renton City Hall Council Chambers,200 Mill Avenue South,Renton,Washington,as the time and place for a public meeting to consider the following: Application for Noise Variance for night work (10:00 p.m. - 3:30 a.m.) to replace the sanitary sewer line in Main Avenue South,Houser Way to South 5th Street. Excavation and replacement of the sewer line will require closure of up to three lanes of traffic on Main Avenue South. There are not convenient and appropriate detour routes. The Board of Public Works will consider the impacts of doing construction on Main Avenue both during the day and at night and how those impacts could be lessened. The Board of Public Works will make a decision as to whether it is appropriate to grant a variance to allow the contractor to exceed the night time noise levels permitted in order to perform night work. Any and all interested persons are invited to attend the public hearing and present written or oral comments regarding the proposal. For additional information,please attend or contact David Christensen at(425) 277-6212. — > _ _ _ _ X d St -- S 2nd S - - - - > C I O N a � - - -- __ Zo- - — - a) — - - - LD Cn t h -- (Y ti�Y O Planning/Building/Public Works BULK RATE 200 Mill Ave S - 4th Flr C U SREONTON,WAAID R WA 98055 'A p� Renton hN.S PERMIT NO. 137 Address Service Requested IING S AVE NOTICE PUBLIC MEETING BY CITY OF RENTON BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Public Works has fixed the 18th day of November, 1997 at 7:00 p.m.in the Renton City Hall Council Chambers,200 Mill Avenue South,Renton,Washington, as the time and place for a public meeting to consider an application for Noise Variance for night work(10:00 p.m.-3:30 a.m.) to replace the sanitary sewer line in Main Avenue South,Houser Way to South Sth Street. The Board of Public Works will consider the impacts of doing construction on Main Avenue both during the day and at night and how those impacts could be lessened. The Board of Public Works will make a decision as to whether it is appropriate to grant a variance to allow the contractor to exceed the night time noise levels permitted in order to perform night work. Any and all interested persons are invited to attend the public hearing and present written or oral comments regarding the proposal. For additional informa�tio�n,q�please attend or contact David Christensen at(425)277-6212. L1 LLILLLH V 05 — o :St S Se` - ION `o a, kn Lj - I11 rnT fTl T� The removal,mutilation,destruction,or concealment Warning of this notice is a misdemeanor punishable by fine and imprisonment. CITY OF RENTON NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RENTON CITY COUNCIL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Renton City Council has fixed the 27th day of October, 1997, at 7:30 p.m. as the date and time for a public hearing to be held in the second floor Council Chambers of the Renton Municipal Building, 200 Mill Avenue South, Renton, 98055, to consider the following: Revised vacation of portion of SW 16th Street and Monster Rd. SW, between SW Grady Way and SW Jackson Street (VAC-97-003). All interested parties are invited to attend the public hearing and present written or oral comments regarding the proposal. The Municipal Building is fully accessible, and interpretive services for the hearing impaired will be provided upon prior notice. Call 235- 2501 for additional information or 277-4404 TDD. tWV0_Q-M0i;?k Brenda Fritsvold Deputy City Clerk Published South County Journal October 10, 1997 Account No. 50640 Main Avenue South Sewer Replacement Request for Noise Variance What the project is: Replacing the sanitary sewer in Main Avenue South between South 2nd Street and South 5th Street Why the project is necessary: The sewer line in Main is approximately 70 years old. It has outlived its useful life. It is leaky,has several `bellies' that make the line susceptible to plugging, and has one section that has collapsed. The project is going to cause impacts The portion of the project between Houser and South 5th Street is one of the busiest in the City. There is no parking to sacrifice for temporary lanes and no convenient detour routes. There are some businesses along main that will be impacted by work during the day and nearby residences that would be impacted by work during the night. Positives about working during the day_ No construction noise at night Negatives about working during the day_ Significant traffic impacts Traffic detouring through South Renton streets Disruption to businesses along Main Avenue Positives about working at night: Less traffic impacts Less traffic detouring through South Renton streets Less impact to local businesses Negatives about working at night: Construction noise at night Minor traffic impacts A few cars detouring through South Renton streets Proposed mitigation if night work allowed: The contractor will perform all of the impact equipment work between 7:00 PM and 8:30 PM The contractor would do the rest of the noisier work before 10:00 PM Use of compression brakes is not allowed Portable noise barriers shall be placed around stationary equipment (arrow boards, air compressors, etc.) The construction equipment shall be kept in good repair to minimize the noise levels Noise levels after 10:00 PM shall be limited to 90 dBA at 50 feet The contractor shall set up work patterns that allow equipment to pass through the site as much as possible to minimize backup alarms. The contractor shall keep access available to McGowan's parking on the east side of Main and provide safe pedestrian access utilizing the existing pedestrian routes where possible. 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REQUESTED ACTION: • VARIANCE FROM NOISE ORDINANCE, Main Avenue South Sewer Replacement. 3. CITY STAFF PRESENTATION: Dave Christensen, Utility Engineering, Project Manager. 4. AUDIENCE COMMENTS: S. BOARD COMMENTS/QUESTIONS: 6. ADJOURNMENT: A�E Lk)Qa4/- ��Y O nlrnediate For information contact Dave Christensen (425) 277-6212 reiease November 12, 1997 Night work sought for Main Avenue Sewer Project The City of Renton will be replacing the sanitary sewer in Main Avenue South between South 2nd Street and South 5th Street which will severly impact people who live, work and commute in the area. Slated to begin in January 1998, this replacement project will take approximately seven weeks to complete. Main Avenue is one of the busiest traffic corridors in the City, used extensively by school buses and several Metro bus routes. At times, the project will require closure of up to three lanes of traffic on Main Avenue South with no convenient or appropriate detour routes available. To reduce some impact, the City has applied for a noise variance to complete a portion of the work at night between 10:00 p.m. and 3:30 a.m. During nighttime work, both southbound lanes would be closed and traffic detoured to South 2nd Street and Rainier Avenue. One northbound lane would remain open during construction and emergency vehicles would have access in both directions. Although night time work could result in some increased noise levels and minor traffic problems, the contractor would take steps to lessen the impact and perform much of the noisier work prior to 10:00 p.m. The Board of Public Works will consider this request at a Public Meeting on November 18th at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Interested parties are invited to share their opinions on this matter. Proposed mitigation if night work allowed: • The contractor will perform all of the impact equipment work between 7:00 PM and 8:30 PM • The contractor would do the rest of the noisier work before 10:00 PM • Use of compression brakes is not allowed • Portable noise barriers shall be placed around stationary equipment (arrow boards, air compressors, etc.) • The construction equipment shall be kept in good repair to minimize the noise levels • Noise levels after 10:00 PM shall be limited to 90 dBA at 50 feet • The contractor shall set up work patterns that allow equipment to pass through the site as much as possible to minimize backup alarms. • The contractor shall keep access available to McGowan's parking on the east side of Main and provide safe pedestrian access utilizing the existing pedestrian routes where possible. NOIS OUT.DOt i Main Avenue South Sewer Replacement Request for Noise Variance What the project is: Replacing the sanitary sewer in Main Avenue South between South 2nd Street and South 5th Street Why the project is necessary: The sewer line in Main is approximately 70 years old. It has outlived its useful life. It is leaky, has several `bellies' that make the line susceptible to plugging, and has one section that has collapsed. The project is going to cause impacts The portion of the project between Houser and South 5th Street is one of the busiest in the City. There is no parking to sacrifice for temporary lanes and no convenient detour routes. There are some businesses along main that will be impacted by work during the day and nearby residences that would be impacted by work during the night. Positives about working during the day_ No construction noise at night Negatives about working during the day: Significant traffic impacts Traffic detouring through South Renton streets Disruption to businesses along Main Avenue Positives about working at night: Less traffic impacts Less traffic detouring through South Renton streets Less impact to local businesses Negatives about working at night: Construction noise at night Minor traffic impacts A few cars detouring through South Renton streets Proposed mitigation if night work allowed: The contractor will perform all of the impact equipment work between 7:00 PM and 8:30 PM The contractor would do the rest of the noisier work before 10:00 PM Use of compression brakes is not allowed Portable noise barriers shall be placed around stationary equipment (arrow boards, air compressors, etc.) The construction equipment shall be kept in good repair to minimize the noise levels Noise levels after 10:00 PM shall be limited to 90 dBA at 50 feet The contractor shall set up work patterns that allow equipment to pass through the site as much as possible to minimize backup alarms. The contractor shall keep access available to McGowan's parking on the east side of Main and provide safe pedestrian access utilizing the existing pedestrian routes where possible. NOISHAND.DOC\ a S ,i What the project is: Replacing the sanitary sewer in Main Avenue South between South 2nd Street and South 5th Street Why the project is necessary: The sewer line in Main is approximately 70 years old. It has outlived its useful life. It is leaky, has several `bellies' that make the line susceptible to plugging, and has one section that has collapsed. The project is going to cause impacts The portion of the project between Houser and South 5th Street is one of the busiest in the City. There is no parking to sacrifice for temporary lanes and no convenient detour routes. There are some businesses along main that will be impacted by work during the day and nearby residences that would be impacted by work during the night. Positives about working during the day: No construction noise at night Negatives about working during the day: Significant traffic impacts Traffic detouring through South Renton streets Disruption to businesses along Main Avenue Positives about working at night: Less traffic impacts Less traffic detouring through South Renton streets Less impact to local businesses Negatives about working at night: Construction noise at night Minor traffic impacts A few cars detouring through South Renton streets ��wrU * 'ty be' v t g is r e tig �i , less e k NOIS_OUT.DOC\ Proposed mitigation if night work allowed: The contractor will perform all of the impact equipment work between 70)PM and 8:30 PM The contractor would do the rest of the noisier work before 10:00 PM Use of compression brakes is not allowed Portable noise barriers shall be placed around stationary equipment(arrow boards,air compressors,etc.) The construction equipment shall be kept in good repair to minimize the noise levels Noise levels after 10:00 PM shall be limited to 90 dBA at 50 feet The contractor shall set up work patterns that allow equipment to pass through the site as much as possible to minimize backup alarms. The contractor shall keep access available to McGowan's parking on the east side of Main and provide safe pedestrian access utilizing the existing pedestrian routes where possible. NOIS_OUT.DOC\ What the project is: Replacing the sanitary sewer in Main Avenue South between South 2nd Street and South 5th Street Why the project is necessary: The sewer line in Main is approximately 70 years old. It has outlived its useful life. It is leaky, has several `bellies ' that make the line susceptible to plugging, and has one section that has collapsed. The project is going to cause impacts The portion of the project between Houser and South 5th Street is one of the busiest in the City. There is no parking to sacrifice for temporary lanes and no convenient detour routes. There are some businesses along main that will be impacted by work during the day and nearby residences that would be impacted by work during the night. NOIS_OUT.DOC\ Positives about working during the day: • No construction noise at night Negatives about working during the- day: • Significant Traffic Impacts • Traffic detouring through South Renton streets • Disruption to businesses along Main Avenue NOIS 01 i F.DOC\ Positives about working at night: • Less traffic impacts • Less traffic detouring through South Renton streets • Less impact to local businesses Negatives about working at night: • Construction noise at night • Minor traffic impacts • A few cars detouring through South Renton streets NOIS OUTDOC', Proposed mitigation if night work allowed: • The contractor will perform all of the impact equipment work between 7:00 PM and 8:3 0 PM • The contractor would do the rest of the noisier work before 10:00 PM • Use of compression brakes is not allowed • Portable noise barriers shall be placed around stationary equipment (arrow boards, air compressors, etc.) • The construction equipment shall be kept in good repair to minimize the noise levels • Noise levels after 10:00 PM shall be limited to 90 dBA at 50 feet • The contractor shall set up work patterns that allow equipment to pass through the site as much as possible to minimize backup alarms. • The contractor shall keep access available to McGowan's parking on the east side of Main and provide safe pedestrian access utilizing the existing pedestrian routes where possible. NOIS_OUT.DOC\ What the project is: Replacing the sanitary sewer in Main Avenue South between South 2nd Street and South 5th Street Why the project is necessary: The sewer line in Main is approximately 70 years old. It has outlived its useful life. It is leaky, has several `bellies' that make the line susceptible to plugging, and has one section that has collapsed. The project is going to cause impacts The portion of the project between Houser and South 5th Street is one of the busiest in the City. There is no parking to sacrifice for temporary lanes and no convenient detour routes. There are some businesses along main that will be impacted by work during the day and nearby residences that would be impacted by work during the night. Positives about working during the day: No construction noise at night Negatives about working during the day: Significant traffic impacts Traffic detouring through South Renton streets Disruption to businesses along Main Avenue Positives about working at night: Less traffic impacts Less traffic detouring through South Renton streets Less impact to local businesses Negatives about working at night: Construction noise at night Minor traffic impacts A few cars detouring through South Renton streets NO1S_OUT.DOO �■� ti li ri==� a. ri u ■■� ■ ��� � ICI �[P� �G .. ' III I mug IN OLD ' /��_ �/ ��1I�1► ' 1� IRIS + r�� rwrr s.l � � i � r �� r � I�+� R7■ � IN no On r��. 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