Richmond By-law 8856, s. 4.2.2(a) — Noise Regulation Bylaw
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the volume of traffic in the area of the proposed construction is such as to cause danger to the workers on the job, or to cause traffic congestion;
- (b) the impact and inconvenience to residents in the area of the proposed construction can be minimized;
- (c) the construction cannot be undertaken efficiently or safely during the normal working day; or
- (d) interruption of any service during normal working day would cause any person undue hardship.
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- 4.2.1
- 4.2.2 With respect to exemptions or relaxations from the limitations imposed by section 4.1.1(m) of this Bylaw for construction projects, the General Manager may grant the exemption if satisfied that
- 4.2.3 If an exemption or relaxation is granted by the General Manager the applicant must, at least forty-eight (48) hours before the start of the exemption period, distribute a notice, in a form and with content satisfactory to the General Manager, to all residences within a one hundred (100) metre radius. Such a notice is to include, but will not be limited to, all times and dates, the specific location and general description of the activity. The notice requirement in this section is in addition to the signage requirement in section 4.1.2
- 4.2.4 An applicant who has been refused an exemption or relaxation by a decision of the General Manager may apply to have Council reconsider that decision in accordance with the following procedures
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