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Attachment 5 - Traffic Impact Assessment Final PTT · 132005.638.06
Area Issue or consideration Mitigation through layout Mitigation through management
Public ◼ Only 2 of 3 bays operational at a time due to skips filling and ◼ Combine bulk transfer and transfer station bays ◼ Provide tyre collection skips at transfer
transfer becoming unavailable – relies on WMC operator and plant into a singular area station bays for the collection and
station area availability to get the skips replaced to empty. ◼ Placement of bulk waste into skips (timber, steel, movement of tyres
- general ◼ Significant amount of recoverable waste is entering landfill concrete, mixed building) eliminated for bulk ◼ Operators present to oversee and support
stream at transfer bays and also at bulk transfer pad due to deposits. recovery operation at transfer station bays
lack of public sorting. No secondary sorting of stream. ◼ Provide tipping floor and operator sorting area and reduce sorting effort after drop-off
◼ Deposit locations for waste on both sides of the roadway result for bulk waste to reduce manual handling risk ◼ Provide timber bins at bays for ease of
in necessary road crossing by pedestrians without crossings where public are self-loading skip bins with access rather than timber bins as an
◼ Public have difficulty manoeuvring trailers, insufficient space, heavy items. isolated area, reduce vehicle movements
poor geometry of bays ◼ Provide some additional space (wider than ◼ Removal of a direct to landfill stream
◼ Internal vehicles collect and change skips during operation, lanes) for manoeuvring trailers where space ◼ Provide recovery skips at transfer station
interaction, and safety risk with public. Crossings not provided. permits. Angle bays for ease of manoeuvrability bays to capture all free of charge waste
◼ There is a section of the transfer bays area used as lunchroom ◼ Limit WMC and operator removal of waste from items and divert from landfill. These items
unofficially, unnecessary space and hygiene risk. transfer bay area by implementing walking floor are more difficult to sort and susceptible to
to mechanically move waste to sorting area. damage resulting in landfilling. Examples
◼ Signage is limited and not clear regarding areas and include e-waste, Reviva items, cardboard.
progression ◼ Provide bulk tipping floor for larger vehicles to
alleviate difficulty in manoeuvring, safety ◼ Implement clear and consistent signage
◼ Separation of bulk transfer and transfer bays increases interaction large vehicles and public, and with colours and demarcation of areas
difficulty of secondary sorting, oversight and management, different loading and unloading mechanisms. ◼ Collection of full skips from interim storage
◼ Flooding of the lower level during adverse weather conditions ◼ Arrange and size bays according to type of area during non-peak periods or outside of
◼ There is not space for multiple vehicles to pass through the vehicle rather than waste type to reduce public use hours to reduce interaction.
lower level, interruptions to operations. interactions and movements required.
◼ There is not a mechanism for separated tyre collection. ◼ Provide additional weighbridge for incoming
◼ Multiple stops are required for cardboard, waste, timber, vehicles, outgoing vehicles and divert vehicles to
resulting in additional effort and time required, additional alternate weighbridges where possible to
vehicle interactions, potentially contributing to lack of sorting. mitigate queuing.
◼ Queuing of vehicles from the weighbridge into Eumundi-Noosa ◼ Provide an area close to transfer bays for full
Rd skips and empty replacement skips
◼ Interim storage area for full skips is not close to transfer area ◼ Skips provided to be shared by 2 bays (either
side) to reduce interaction
Mattress ◼ Mattress foam contained in shipping container at south western ◼ Bulker bags are small and difficult to transport ◼ Operational plans show separated public
Processing corner of site and move, susceptible to moisture ingress, drop off in small waste items area,
and ◼ Mattress foam is required to be kept dry, there is excessive potentially there are more efficient options. processing area, collection lane.
Polystyrene effort and manual handling for operational teams to bale foam ◼ Road crossing is required for polystyrene to load ◼ Line marking and marked bays for
Processing and roll heavy bales into shipping containers to achieve dry the machine, safety vehicle interactions collection
storage. ◼ Provide covered and sealed storage for mattress ◼ Separate operator collection of processed
◼ Processed polystyrene balls are required to be kept dry and foam and processed polystyrene product polystyrene product and baled mattress
clean foam from public transfer access.
◼ Interaction between operational vehicles collecting mattress
foam from shipping containers and public transfer bay users.
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