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Airport Noise Compatibility Study

Being a good neighbor is important to everyone at the BNIA, so we continue to work with the community to assess how noise from the airport is affecting the area. Below is the noise study to date.

The Part 150 Study

The Federal Aviation Regulation Part 150 Study establishes a standard method airport operators can use to analyze the noise created by airport operations. It also creates guidelines for acceptable noise abatement, including aviation and land-use remedies. The Buffalo Niagara International Airport study examines existing noise conditions and projected noise issues for a five-year period, identifying what effect noise has on those who live and work around the airport and recommend appropriate mitigation and schedules.

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The FAA issued the Part 150 Study Record of Approval April 7, 2006. Funding by the FAA was secured and the mitigation program launched.

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Volume 1
Volume 2
Appendices
FAA Part 150 Determinations and Noise Compatibility Procedures

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Specific details about noise compatibility studies in general can be found in Part 150 of the Federal Aviation Regulations (14 CFR 150) available from the FAA and can be viewed at http://www.aee.faa.gov/Noise/LUPItoolkit1.htm.

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