RESPONSE TO FURTHER ADVICE - Waste Management Plan

                                                                                            Waste Management Plan
                                                                                   Proposed Workers Accommodation
                                                                                       23 Bottlebrush Avenue, Noosa

1.0 DEFINITIONS
Bin carting route – the proposed route to move bins between the storage point and the servicing point.

Bulk bins – bins fitted with lids and side pockets to allow them to be serviced by a front-lift truck.

Common servicing point – a common area where more than two dwellings/tenancies stand their bins for
servicing.

Common storage point – a common area where more than two dwellings/tenancies store their bins.

Constructed hardstand area – a hardstand area, for example a concrete pad which has been constructed for bin
storage.

General waste – waste, other than domestic clean-up waste, green waste, recyclable waste, interceptor waste
or waste discharged to a sewer, produced as a result of the ordinary use or occupation of domestic or
commercial premises.

Recyclable waste – for a local government’s area, means clean and inoffensive waste that is declared by the
local government to be recyclable waste for the area. The following wastes may be deemed recyclable: all
household plastics, bottles and containers; aluminium and steel cans and aerosols; bottles and jars made only
of glass; clean cardboard, newspaper, loose paper, junk mail, magazines and cartons.

Solid waste – any general or recyclable waste, be it commercial or domestic. Solid waste does not include waste
discharges to sewer/water or the atmosphere.

Servicing point – the designated area allocated to the temporary storage of waste bins for the period of servicing
only. The point may be within or external to a development.

Storage point – the area allocated to the permanent storage of waste bins. This is the normal location of the
waste bins and excludes the period where the bin is serviced. A storage point may be a common storage point
or an individual bin storage point.

Waste – includes any thing, other than a resource that is: left over, or an unwanted by-product from an
industrial, commercial, domestic or other activity; or surplus to the industrial, commercial, domestic or other
activity generating the waste.

Waste carting distance – the distance required for a person to transport their waste from the nearest point of
exit of their dwelling/tenancy to a storage point (or in the case of a multi-level building, to the nearest waste
disposal point).

Wheelie bin – two wheeled mobile garbage bins, made from high density polyethylene (HDPE). Wheelie bins
are collected by a side-lift truck.




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