Project Sunrise runs 24 hours a day, every day, with 115 loading docks. By the applicant's own count, a truck arrives or leaves every 2.6 minutes — all night. Amazon has not filed a noise study. So: pick how close you live, and see what published sound levels and the World Health Organization's sleep thresholds say about your bedroom.
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Not a simulation. People who live next to Amazon facilities, on the record. Neighbors rarely post bedroom-window audio, so these are news segments and testimony; we confirmed each exists — listen before you share.
What people next to Amazon docks measured, what they were promised, and what it took to get relief. Their own words ›
Night noise is a health exposure, not an annoyance. The numbers are the World Health Organization's.
These are the conditions other towns learned to demand the hard way. Ask for them by name at the hearing.
A 138-acre truck terminal is lit like a stadium parking lot. The lighting plan is not filed either.
Every number above comes from a published acoustical study, a manufacturer's rating, the State's noise policy or WHO. The full arithmetic is under "Show the math" in the calculator.