Hello, we have just been built a noise barrier 2 m high by 300 m in parpains 23 cm thick including a millstone facing this wall is supposed to protect pavilions on the edge of the NATIONALE 10 to 78 TRAPPES borrowed every day by 80,000 vehicles, 40% of which are heavy goods vehicles We have not noticed any reduction in noise. The public authorities say yes, for us, 2 m high is not enough. What do you think?
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