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2018-02-06 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 6 FEBRUARY 2018
Delay in Receiving Invoices from Cleanaway for Collection Services
The new waste management contract commenced on 1 September 2017. Separable Portion A
(Collection Services) involved a substantial change in services with the roll out of new bin sizes,
garden waste service and the introduction of on board computers on collection vehicles to track
services.
The roll out of the new contract and the commencement of the Green Bin service happened
smoothly from a customer perspective. However, Cleanaway to date have not submitted monthly
claims for collection services for the months of September through to December.
Council’s Finance Branch has been accruing these estimated costs (exceeding $1,000,000) to
give an accurate representation of Council’s financial position in the waste budget. Staff are
working with Cleanaway to urgently resolve the submission of outstanding invoices so that
payment can be made.
Capital Works
There are two Capital Works Projects approved for 2017/18:
Upgrades to the Reusable Goods Recycling and Sale Facility
A hardstand will be constructed throughout the currently unsealed rear yard of the facility.
This will include the construction of a bio-basin to treat stormwater.
New Shed at the Reusable Goods Recycling and Sale Facility
A large shed will also be constructed in the Briteside area for the storage and repair of
reusable goods. Once this new shed is completed the building at the Transfer Station
(currently used by Briteside for storing reusable goods) can be vacated. That building will
then be used by Cleanaway for the bailing and temporary storage of recycled material as
new markets and options are sought. It is proposed that a second large shed in 2018/19
will also house a waste education room for classes and workshops run by Council officers
and contractors.
Both projects have not yet commenced as they are awaiting finalisation of the letting of tenders
for operation of the Reusable Goods Recycling and Sale Facility, which is due to be decided by
Council in February 2018. It is estimated they will commence in April 2018.
2. CUSTOMERS
Collection Services
Bin Services 1 January 2016 1 July 2016 1 July 2017 1 Jan 2018
240 Refuse 29,962 30,158 30,514 30,440
360 Refuse 0 0 0 188
140 Refuse 68 67 65 64
240 Recycling 25,290 25,607 26,118 25,288
360 Recycling 0 0 0 186
240 Garden 4,032 4,285 5,132 14,708
360 Garden 0 0 0 537
Exemptions Garden Waste 0 0 0 402
1cm Bulk 28 26 25 22
1100 Refuse 396 348 375 399
1100 Recycling 285 292 309 323
1.5cm Bulk 198 200 189 200
2cm Bulk 18 18 14 21
3cm Bulk 223 227 225 217
Compactor bin 1 2 2 2
Cardboard Bin 3cm 0 0 0 3
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