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2019-04-09 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 APRIL 2019
Resources recovered in tonnes (major categories)
2015FY 2016FY 2017FY 2018FY July – Dec 18
Recyclables 7,006.57 7,295.68 7,492.64 7,564 3683
Garden 11,197 12,346.59 13,354.5 14,317 7,594
Concrete 3,527.5 3,361.47 7,118 6,533 4,468
Metal 1,822 2,766.4 2,818 2602.92 1,276
Timber 571.34 677.94 1,437 1,391 638
Cardboard 366 378.75 388 368 303.85
Batteries 26.9 35.1 27.4 26.54 16.7
E-Waste 0 0 83.5 88.64 53.5
Bulk kerbside collection
The bulk kerbside collection commenced on the 16 July 2018 and ran for eight weeks. The
collection method this time was enhanced by the involvement of Resource Recovery Australia
which collected any suitable reusable goods or resources. Cleanaway segregated and collected
metals, e-waste and timber separately to waste.
Bulk Kerbside – Weights of material collected
Tonnes 2014 2015 2017 2018
Waste 1182.18 878.14 866.98 647.57
Steel 325.12 190.53 473.052 527.2
E-Waste 31.708 35.34
Reusable items 16
Mattresses (No.) 256 191 140
Delivery of the service required 3,917 man hours and vehicles covering 26,675 kilometres.
The basic service came to an initial cost of $122,841.
Additional clean-up costs for waste that did not meet service conditions (dumped) came to
$27,091.
Council also utilised bulk bins in country areas to facilitate collection at a cost of $4,326.
The cost for disposal of the waste material was $90,660 (647.57t at $140per tonne).
Further information on the options for the future delivery of the Bulk Kerbside service will be
provided to Council in a future report.
Waste Management Contracts
Timber and green waste processing
The processing of timber and green waste is one of the Waste Section’s largest contracts
with costs annually of around $300,000 (dependant on seasonal volumes generated). This
was a full tender process and awarded to Mulch Management (Aust) Pty Ltd on 27 August
2018 for the initial contract term of two years, with three by twelve-month optional
extension periods.
Collection and sale of scrap metal and lead acid batteries
The sale of ferrous and non-ferrous metals and lead acid batteries generates over
$300,000 in revenue to Council. This contract will run for an initial term of five years with
two twelve-month optional extension periods. The contract went out to tender in early
March 2019.
Reviva
The new licence to operate Council’s reuse and sales facility (Reviva) was awarded to not-
for-profit company Resource Recovery Australia (RRA) and commenced operations on the
1 July 2018. The sales area was completely overhauled and renovated prior to opening.
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