'Environmental Noise Control Regulation' Published in the Official Gazette

Environmental Noise Control Regulation Published in the Official Gazette
'Environmental Noise Control Regulation' Published in the Official Gazette

The Environmental Noise Control Regulation entered into force after being published in the Official Gazette. With the new regulation, regulations were made on City-Specific Noise Management, Loud Sound Adjustment for Outdoor Activities, Fireworks Permission Condition, “Continuous Monitoring System” for Noise, Time Adjustment for Construction Sites, “Noise” Shield for Historical Buildings, Noise Map with 81 Provinces. Accordingly, the working hours of the workplaces that broadcast music can be rearranged with the decision of the Provincial Environment Committee, taking into account the summer and winter periods, the characteristics of the region, strategic noise maps and action plans. In addition, while it was decided to hold outdoor activities between 10.00-01.00, it was obligatory to obtain permission from the local civil authority by informing the time and place for the use of fireworks. On the other hand, with continuous monitoring systems, control of noise at its source and continuous monitoring of noise sources will be ensured.

The Environmental Noise Control Regulation, prepared by the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, was published in the Official Gazette and entered into force.

In the statement, it was stated that there were problems in the implementation of the regulation due to the cancellation of some provisions related to entertainment venues in the "Regulation on the Evaluation and Management of Environmental Noise", and it was stated that the aim of the regulation was to solve the environmental noise at its source.

“Environmental Noise Control Regulation was prepared with the opinions and contributions of the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism”

In the statement, it was stated that the new regulation was prepared as a result of high-level discussions on the provisions to be brought within the scope of their duties, powers and responsibilities by the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

Within the scope of the new regulation prepared in the ministry statement, it was noted that regulations were made on City-Specific Noise Management, Loudness Adjustment for Outdoor Activities, Fireworks Permission Condition, “Continuous Monitoring System” for Noise, Time Adjustment for Construction Sites, “Noise” Shield for Historical Buildings, Noise Map with 81.

“Working hours of workplaces broadcasting music, use of fireworks, continuous monitoring system issues were included in the regulation”

According to the regulation, the working hours of the workplaces that broadcast music can be rearranged with the decision of the Provincial Environment Committee, taking into account the summer and winter periods, the characteristics of the region, strategic noise maps and action plans. In addition, while it was decided to hold outdoor activities between 10.00-01.00, it was obligatory to obtain permission from the local civil authority by informing the time and place for the use of fireworks. On the other hand, with continuous monitoring systems, control of noise at its source and continuous monitoring of noise sources will be ensured.

The details of the "Environmental Noise Control Regulation" were listed by the Ministry as follows:

Within the scope of City-Specific Noise Management

A regulation has been made that allows the protection of people and the environment in all circumstances, the protection of both the citizen and the sector, and the local management of environmental noise, taking into account the differences seen especially in tourism regions and in the inner and eastern parts of our country.

The summer and winter periods regarding the working hours of the music broadcasting workplaces can be rearranged by the decision of the Provincial Environment Committee, taking into account the characteristics of the region, strategic noise maps and action plans.

As part of Loud Sound Setting to Outdoor Activities

Due to the fact that the noise is more perceptible due to the lower background sound level at night; It has been decided that the outdoor activities will be held between 10.00-01.00.

Music broadcasting licenses will be given to the music broadcasting establishments in line with the acoustic reports prepared, and in case of 3 violations of the acoustic reports within the same calendar year, the music broadcasting permission will be cancelled.

Under the Fireworks Permit Clause

For the use of fireworks, it is obligatory to obtain permission from the local civil authority by informing the time and place.

Within the scope of “Continuous Monitoring System” to Noise

Control of noise at its source and continuous monitoring of noise sources will be ensured with the sound power limiting systems to be installed and continuous monitoring systems that will inform the Ministry electronically in the arrangements made for workplaces that broadcast music and marine vessels.

For marine vehicles broadcasting music; The border coordinates of the areas where music can be broadcast will be determined by the Decision of the Provincial Local Environment Committee, and administrative sanctions will be applied in case of activities outside the determined coordinates.

It will be ensured that the level of environmental noise emitted by the marine vessels broadcasting music will be monitored by the Provincial Directorate at the points determined on the coast, by means of a "continuous monitoring system".

Within the scope of Time Adjustment to Construction Sites

Due to the fact that the construction site activities in the residential areas are not continuous and they are periodic activities; These activities will take place between 10:00 and 22:00.

Historical buildings within the scope of "noise and vibration shield"

Environmental vibration limit values ​​have been regulated for vibration limit values ​​in regions where historical and natural structures are located, and these limit values ​​can be limited by sensitive and comprehensive vibration measurements and scientific studies to be made in areas where historical and natural structures are located.

Within the scope of Noise Map with 81

In provinces without strategic noise maps, strategic noise maps and strategic noise action plans will be prepared within three years. A database will be created that will include prepared acoustic reports, strategic noise maps and strategic noise action plans.

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