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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

	Where are noise barriers typically located?
	What does a noise barrier look like?
	Do I have a privacy fence or a noise barrier?
	How can I verify ownership of a noise barrier on my property?
	Why is my existing noise barrier on my property?
	How do I qualify under the City's noise barrier replacement program?

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Noise Attenuation Barriers

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

How do I qualify under the City's noise barrier replacement program?

Answer

For a property to qualify, it must meet the following criteria: a) it must have an existing barrier; b) a minimum of two-thirds (66%) of the property owners must show their support through a petition process; c) the condition, which is based on the level of deterioration of the barrier, must be on the City's priority list for replacement.

Related FAQ's

FAQ's
	Where are noise barriers typically located?
	What does a noise barrier look like?
	Do I have a privacy fence or a noise barrier?
	How can I verify ownership of a noise barrier on my property?
	Why is my existing noise barrier on my property?
	How do I qualify under the City's noise barrier replacement program?
	How do I qualify under the City's retrofit program?
	What if two-thirds (66%) "in-favour" through the petition process is not achieved?
	Why is my noise barrier not being replaced, while others are?
	Can I replace my own noise barrier?
	Who has made some of the repairs to exiting noise barriers?
	How is the height of the new noise barrier determined?
	If I agree to a new noise barrier, and sell my property, who continues to pay?
	Is the interest rate, under the amortization payment option, fixed or variable?

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