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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 15 DECEMBER 2014
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 15 DECEMBER 2014
Noosa Council Policy —- Waste Collection Services
ADDITIONAL SERVICE CAPACITY
Where waste production regularly exceeds the capacity of the minimum service, Council will
require the owner to provide additional bins or increase the service collection frequency to remove
all the waste that is generated on the premises.
INFIRM SERVICES
1. An infirm resident who can store their waste and recycling bins within 60 metres of the front
street alignment of the property will be eligible for the provision of an infirm waste collection
service, on completion of the approved application form.
2. — The application form is to include certification by a medical practitioner to confirm the infirm
status of the resident.
3. — An infirm service will not be provided where there is another person residing at the premises
who is capable of placing the bins near the front property alignment for servicing.
EXEMPTION FROM A WASTE COLLECTION SERVICE
A property owner can apply for an exemption from a waste collection service where one or more of
the following criteria apply.
1. | The property is located on an easement or roadway which is not accessible by the waste
contractor’s vehicle.
2. Arural property residence is a considerable distance from the front road alignment and there
is no location on the property near the front alignment to store the bins between service
days, due to the topography of the land.
3. In arural area there is no safe position for servicing bins on collection days without causing a
traffic hazard,
(i.e. sharp bends, crests, one lane road).
Note: - In relation to items 1, 2 and 3 above, a cluster bin service near the applicant’s
residence will be assessed by council as an alternative. Exemption will only be allowed if a
cluster bin service is considered to be impractical.
4. The resident is infirm - elderly, unwell or physically unable to place the bins on the kerb for
service or provide the bins within 60 metres of the front alignment of the property, to receive
an infirm service. There is no other person residing at the premise that can assist with
placing the bin out for servicing.
5. The premises are being demolished or will be vacant for a full year and will not be
intermittently occupied, or offered for sale or rent.
Applications for service exemption will be assessed by an authorised officer of council's Waste
Management Section.
SERVICE EXEMPTION PROCEDURE
1. A service exemption request is not required for remote premises that are not within the area
serviced by the waste collection contractor.
2. Where a service exemption is requested for serviceable premises, a request for an exemption
from a waste collection service must be made on the approved application form and is to
address the exemption criteria mentioned above.
3. Should exemption from a waste service be approved, waste from the premise must be
disposed of at an approved council waste disposal facility.
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