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 17. (1) The following are the requirements for a noise report: 1. It must be dated, signed and sealed by a licensed engineering practitioner and set out the practitioner’s name and licence number. 2. The information in the report must be accurate as of the date it is signed and sealed. 3. It must set out the primary NAICS code and any other applicable NAICS codes for the facility. 4. It must contain a statement by the licensed engineering practitioner mentioned in paragraph 1 confirming that, based on the information provided to the practitioner, the information in the report is accurate as of the date it is signed and sealed. 5. It must set out the legal name of each owner of the facility and the name under which each owner carries on business, if it is not the owner’s legal name. 6. If the person who operates the facility is not an owner, the noise report must set out the legal name of each person who operates the facility and the name under which each operator carries on business, if it is not the operator’s legal name. 7. It must set out the site address of the facility. 8. It must contain a statement by the licensed engineering practitioner mentioned in paragraph 1 confirming that one of the following criteria is met: i. The distance between the facility and the property boundary of the closest point of noise reception is equal to or greater than 1000 metres. ii. The actual separation distance from the facility to the closest point of noise reception is equal to or greater than the minimum separation distance, as determined by using the Primary Noise Screening Method. iii. The combined sound level resulting from sound discharged from the facility at each affected point of noise reception, as determined using the Secondary Noise Screening Method, is less than or equal to the applicable sound level limit set out in Chapter 3 of the EASR publication. iv. The combined sound level resulting from sound discharged from the facility at each affected point of noise reception, as determined using an acoustic assessment, is less than or equal to the applicable sound level limit set out in Chapter 3 of the EASR publication. v. A noise abatement action plan is included in the noise report. This criterion applies only in respect of a facility that commenced operation before the day this Regulation came into force and at which, as of the day the first registration in respect of the facility is filed in the Registry, the combined sound level resulting from sound discharged from the facility at an affected point of noise reception, as determined using an acoustic assessment, is greater than the applicable sound level limit set out in Chapter 3 of the EASR publication. (2) For the purpose of subparagraph 8 i of subsection (1), the distance between a facility and the property boundary of a point of noise reception shall be measured from Point A to Point B in accordance with the following: 1. Point A is, i. the point that is located on the exterior wall of a building at the facility and that is closest to the property boundary of the point of noise reception, or ii. if there is an outdoor source of sound at the facility that is located closer to the property boundary of the point of noise reception than the point mentioned in subparagraph i, the point that is located on the edge of the outdoor source of sound and that is closest to the property boundary of the point of noise reception. 2. Point B is the point that is located on the property boundary of the point of noise reception and that is closest to Point A.