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Originally posted by Miriam:
I don't know who wrote this article,and who the writer interviewed, but it's not true that there is virtually no noise. I live on Sand Spurrey and every day I am rumbled out of bed. People don't complain because we feel there is nothing we can do about it. Sure, we can call the hotline, but what will happen? Will they stop working at 7am, or less noisily? I think not. Building is noisy, especially when it's in one's backyard. The coming cold weather helps, though, because our windows are closed.

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Originally posted by SilentHoveringOrb:

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Originally posted by Miriam:
I don't know who wrote this article,and who the writer interviewed, but it's not true that there is virtually no noise. I live on Sand Spurrey and every day I am rumbled out of bed. People don't complain because we feel there is nothing we can do about it. Sure, we can call the hotline, but what will happen? Will they stop working at 7am, or less noisily? I think not. Building is noisy, especially when it's in one's backyard. The coming cold weather helps, though, because our windows are closed.

Yeah, but you arn't hearing construction from the chip fab plant, you're hearing construction noise from the Plum Poppy Project, which is unrelated. So really, the article is still right, considering Ermine Lair is about 3,000 feet closer to the chip fab construction than Sand Spurry.