Newport Scrap Metal Facility to Confront Noise Complaints

The construction of the barrier is in progress and is expected to be completed within a few months.

SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): River Metals Recycling announced that its Newport scrap metal facility is currently undertaking several actions to address noise complaints from its neighbours.

The company said that it plans to install a custom sound barrier to reduce noise from the Licking Pike facility. The proposed installation of sound barrier will reduce noise emanating from the facility by up to 85%. Furthermore, it will also reduce the neighbourhood impact associated with combustion events at the site. The construction of the barrier is in progress and is expected to be completed within a few months.

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The device was designed in consultation with leading acoustic engineering experts. Extending to 44 feet height, the device will result in significant noise reduction from the shredder equipment. The device complements the ongoing operational changes at the facility to reduce ambient industrial noise.

Neal Coulardot, General Manager of River Metals Recycling said that the company shares the commitment of the mayor and the rest of our city’s leadership, on behalf of its residents, to ensure that Newport remains a great place to work and live. He appreciated the opportunity to work with Newport’s leaders to develop and implement this innovative solution.

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