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We had our own sound study done by J.C. Brennan & Associates <br /> Acoustical Engineering with over 25 years experience, and with the <br /> meter placed in our own backyard which continuously monitored the <br /> plant day and night with results showing that this plant is indeed <br /> exceeding their noise limits. <br /> We would also like to point out that in the letter sent to us by Kerry <br /> Sullivan dated July 29, 2011 it states on point #4 that, "During the <br /> extended hours of operation, the trucking company will have a <br /> representative monitor the project trucks to ensure that they utilize <br /> practices recognized to reduce noise impacts to the maximum extent <br /> feasible" yet on the gravel plants own sound study and although the <br /> plant owns the trucking company, it states on Page 7 that "several of <br /> the returning trucks were observed to be traveling at speeds above <br /> those recommended in the optimized procedure." If at a time when <br /> the plant knew all would be watching them, they couldn't control their <br /> trucks and utilize recommended mitigation methods, why would you <br /> expect them to do this at any another time? <br /> In closing, we would like to ask that you consider our voice because we <br /> are the only true witnesses to what is actually happening in this <br /> situation. <br /> Marty and Diana Adrian <br />