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RFI - Attachment 3 - Operational Waste Management Plan · MCU22/0094
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2. waste oil containers must be stored within bunded areas; and
2. bins must be washed within the bunded area.
Screening of Waste Storage Areas - Waste storage areas are required to be screened and can be attractively designed to minimise their
Indoor waste storage
8. visual impact on the streetscape and surrounding areas. Examples exist within our shire of such storage areas. Figure SC6.10.1 indicates a
proposed
storage area designed as a feature wall, with 240 litre bins stored behind the wall and access via wooden panel doors.
Indoor Waste Storage –
a) Waste and waste storage bins must not be placed:
1. where they may impede safe use of any exit, exit corridor, doorway or stairway;
2. under stairways; or Complies –
3. near any existing or potential heat source.
9.
b) Waste storage bins must be made of non-combustible materials. See Section 2.4 for
c) Indoor waste storage areas must: details
1. be well ventilated;
2. be well lit; and
3. have “hazardous waste” and “no smoking” signs installed.
Design Standards for Vehicle Access – Within the development site:
a) design specifications must be sufficient to carry a wheel load of 7 tonnes per axle; and
b) turning circles are designed in accordance with AUSTROADS: design single unit truck/bus (12.5 metres) template; and
c) vehicles must be able to move in a forward direction at all times or be able to enter and exit the development in a forward direction;
or
N/A – Kerbside collection
10. d) a turning bowl or a “T” or “Y” shaped manoeuvring area is provided, which allows the vehicle to turn with no more than a three point
proposed.
turn; and
e) for bin collection from within a building or structure:
1. height clearance must be sufficient to allow for safe travel and lifting for vehicles and bins (see Appendix 2 for bin
dimensions and Appendix 3 for vehicle specifications); and
2. the grade of access/egress ramps must not exceed 1:8.
Specialised Equipment and Facilities –
a) Council may require or accept specialised equipment in some circumstances, including:
1. refuse chutes where the building is 3 storeys or greater; and
2. compaction equipment to minimise storage area.
N/A – Standard disposal
b) Compaction equipment may be accepted for the following wastes:
11. and collection methods
1. mixed waste (other than glass);
proposed.
2. cardboard or paper;
3. plastic or aluminium containers; and
4. putrescible waste - provided a specialised refrigerated compactor is used.
2. Plans for the installation of compactors must be submitted for the approval of Council’s Waste Management Officer.
Site: Lot 4, 28 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville
Reference: 23BRW0003 8
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