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RESPONSE TO FURTHER ADVICE - Waste Management Plan
Waste Management Plan
Proposed Workers Accommodation
23 Bottlebrush Avenue, Noosa
4.0 WASTE AND RECYCLING STORAGE
Section 4 outlines the general design criteria of the waste storage and servicing areas as
required by SC6.10 PSP9 Waste Management, Noosa Plan 2020 (September 2020) along with
a description of the proposed bins to be used. Should the proposed development be unable
to meet any of the following requirements, alternative arrangements may be negotiated with
Council at the appropriate time.
4.1 BIN STORAGE AREA
The development is proposed to include a dedicated wheelie bin storage area at ground level
for the storage of all general waste and recycling material (refer to Figure 2). The wheelie bin
storage area will be designed and constructed to meet Council’s design requirements as listed
below. The bin storage area will be:
1. Located at ground level with convenient access;
2. Adequately screened from public view;
3. Well venalated and well lit;
4. Include smooth, impervious flooring;
5. Include drainage connected to sewer for bin wash-down;
6. Include tap and hose connecaon;
7. Provide sufficient circulaaon space around each of the bins;
8. Avoid obstrucaon of exits or fire egress paths.
4.2 RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Residents will be responsible for transporting waste to the common waste storage
area.
2. Site management will ensure bins are presented for collection by Council’s service
provider. Site management will also be responsible for washing bins and maintaining
the amenity of the bin storage area.
3. Council collection contractor to undertake weekly servicing of the general waste and
recycling bins.
4.3 PROPOSED WASTE BINS
To ensure that the bin storage area provided for the development is sufficiently sized, details
of the type and quantity of waste and number of bins to be stored are provided in Table 2
below.
Table 2: Details of waste and bins required for the proposed development.
Waste
Servicing
Waste Type Quantity Proposed Bins Comments
frequency*
(L/week)
2 x 360L Three per
General 960 The proposed bins provide 2,160L weekly capacity for
wheelie bins week
both general waste and recycling. This exceeds the
calculated weekly generation of 960L for each waste
2 x 360L Three per stream, providing operational buffer capacity.
Recycling 960
wheelie bins week
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