Construction activities within Eko Atlantic City must be carried out in a manner that minimises excessive noise and disturbance to residents, businesses, workers, and other users of the city. Developers, contractors, and site operators are responsible for managing noise generated by construction works, machinery, vehicles, and other site activities.
Noise from Construction Activities
Activities such as piling, drilling, excavation, demolition, concrete works, material handling, and the operation of heavy machinery can generate significant noise. These activities should be properly planned and managed to minimise unnecessary disturbance to surrounding properties and public areas.
Permitted Working Periods
Construction works involving significant noise should be undertaken only during approved or permitted working periods applicable to the development and site. Developers and contractors are expected to observe any restrictions communicated by EACML regarding working hours or specific noisy activities.
Equipment and Machinery
Construction equipment should be properly maintained and operated only when necessary. Where practicable, contractors should use appropriate noise-reduction measures, avoid unnecessary idling or running of machinery, and position noisy equipment in a manner that reduces its impact on surrounding areas.
Site Management
Contractors are responsible for managing noise within their construction sites and ensuring that workers and subcontractors comply with applicable EACML requirements. Noise-generating activities should be coordinated with other site operations to avoid unnecessary or prolonged disturbance.
Complaints and Monitoring
Where excessive or disruptive construction noise is reported, EACML may review the activity and require the developer or contractor to take appropriate measures to reduce the disturbance. Contractors should cooperate with any monitoring, inspection, or corrective measures required by EACML.
Compliance
Persistent excessive noise, unauthorised noisy activities, or failure to comply with applicable construction requirements may result in corrective measures, restrictions on site activities, or other applicable enforcement action. Developers and contractors are expected to manage their works responsibly and maintain a safe and orderly construction environment.
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