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Waste Management Plan QET
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Waste is stored in designated bin storage areas that are easily accessible for collection vehicles and staR. 3. Proposed Development The proposed development involves the construction of a new storage shed to provide additional storage capacity for materials and equipment associated with the existing site operations. Key characteristics of the development: • The shed will be used exclusively for storage • No manufacturing, processing, or operational changes are proposed • No increase in staRing levels is anticipated • No new waste streams are expected to be generated As a result, the development is not expected to significantly increase waste volumes. 4. Expected Waste Generation Given that the proposed shed is intended only for storage purposes, waste generation is expected to remain consistent with current levels. Typical waste streams associated with the site include: • General oRice or operational waste • Packaging materials • Recyclable materials such as cardboard, paper, plastics, and containers These waste streams are already accommodated within the existing bin infrastructure. The current waste capacity (including the skip bin) is considered more than suRicient to manage the minor waste associated with the additional storage facility. 5. Waste Storage and Handling Waste will continue to be managed using the existing storage and handling arrangements on site. Key management practices include:
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