RFI - P0748-26-001_Coory_Social_Housing_WMP

The locations of the bin storage areas and corresponding collection points are illustrated in Figure 3-
1 and Figure 3-2.




Figure 3-3 Vehicle Swept Paths (RECOR, 2026)

This dual servicing approach has been adopted for the following reasons:

     •     To utilise available street frontages and distribute waste collection demand
     •     To minimise on-site manoeuvring requirements where direct kerbside access is available
     •     To provide safe and practical access for collection vehicles in accordance with standard
           servicing requirements
     •     To ensure an efficient and functional waste collection system for the development
Overall, the proposed access and servicing arrangement provides a practical and compliant solution
that supports safe, efficient, and ongoing waste collection for the multiple dwelling development.


3.3 Amenity
It is expected that the waste storage area will be aesthetically designed to be consistent with the
development with enclosures matching surrounding finishes, with or without a roof.

Waste storage areas are to be ventilated in accordance with AS1668, SC6.18 Planning scheme policy
for waste management code and any other relevant ventilation requirements.

Sufficient facilities shall be provided to enable wash down of waste storage containers. This area will
generally include:

     •     a floor graded to fall to a drainage point located within the wash down area

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