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Att 6 - Waste Management Plan
Attached to the e-mail Council Road Upgrade, Attachments inc Waste Mgmt Plan & Geotech (Email 2 of 3).MCU17/0054.
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Log in to see the plans as drawnWaste Management Plan for 11, 15, 17-19 Hilton Tce, Tewantin 1.0 Purpose of The Waste Management Plan The purpose of this Waste Management Plan is to address waste minimisation and reuse of waste products generated as part of day to day operations of the neighbourhood centre. 2.0 Application of The Waste Management Plan This plan applies to all commercial uses within the neighbourhood centre. This plan is to be read in conjunction with the site plan prepared by Andrew Mckellar Design dated 4 April 2017. 3.0 Demolition Waste Management Plan MATERIALS ON-SITE DESTINATION Re-use and Recycling Disposal Expected waste Estimated On-site Off-site *specify materials volume(m³) *specify proposed *specify contractor and re-use or on-site contractor and landfill site or recycling methods recycling outlet other disposal site Excavation Nil – site is being - - - filled to achieve material Finished Floor Levels Green waste 2m3 Mulch or compost Mulch or compost Existing green waste and trees a Bricks 100m3 Re-use or crush for - Bricks to be removed landscaping and driveways site by demolition (where practicable) contractor to an approved facility Concrete and 300m3 Re-use for filling, levelling or - Concrete and bitumen road base (where to be removed site by bitumen practicable) demolition contractor to an approved facility Timber 20m3 Treated Timber - Re-use as Untreated Timber - Timber to be removed formwork, bridging, blocking Re-use as site by demolition and propping and send to floorboards, fencing, contractor to an second -hand timber furniture, mulch or approved facility suppliers send to second - hand timber suppliers. Plasterboard 5m3 Re-use for landscaping - Plasterboard to be (where practicable) removed site by demolition contractor to an approved facility Metals - please 50m3 Re-use or recycle (where - Removed from site by practicable) demolition contractor to specify an approved facility Asbestos 10m3 - - Licensed asbestos contractor to remove and take to an approved facility 4.0 Operational Waste Management Plan Once tenanted, an application will be made with Noosa Council for Commercial Waste Services, involving Refuse and Recycle Bulk Bins (1,100ltr low noise). The following table outlines the general mix of wastes expected to be generated, however depending on the mix of uses within the neighbourhood centre, the estimated waste volumes may be subject to change. Typical Waste Estimated Treatment Reuse Recycle Disposal Stream Volume unknown Collected and disposed - - Disposal by Council Garbage generated in relevant bin area contractor (total) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 1 of 2
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unknown Collected and placed in - Yes -
Paper
recycling container on
site
unknown Collected and placed in - Yes -
Cardboard
recycling container on
site
unknown Collected and placed in - Yes -
Glass
recycling container on
site
unknown Collected and placed in - Yes -
Aluminium
recycling container on
site
Nil Collected and placed in - N/A -
Steel
recycling container on
site
unknown Collected and placed in - Yes -
Plastic containers
recycling container on
site
unknown Collected and disposed - Yes -
Plastic wrap
in bins on site.
unknown Collected and placed in - Yes -
Plastic
recycling container on
components site
unknown Collected and disposed - Yes -
Polystyrene
in bins on site.
unknown Collected and disposed - Yes -
Foam
in bins on site.
Nil Collected and disposed - Yes -
Rubber
in bins on site.
Nil Collected and disposed - Yes -
Timber
in bins on site.
Nil N/A
Garden waste
unknown Collected and disposed - Yes to Council -
Organic waste
in relevant bin area approved facility
(foodscraps)
Other Collected and disposed
in bins on site.
The tenants will be responsible for collection and disposal of refuse to the designated bin and recycling
areas located on the site plan. All bins are to be stored and located in the bin area.
The site manager is responsible for recycling and waste education with the objective of waste minimisation
and re-use of waste.
3.1 Waste Storage and Recycling Area
The waste storage and recycling areas are located more than 18m away from Ernest Street within a
screened and sealed enclosure. Access is provided to the facility by a loading bay suitably sized to
accommodate a Medium Rigid Vehicle (MRV), which allows for a 12.5m template vehicle to enter and leave
the site in a forward direction. The roof form allows for sufficient clearance to allow for safe travel and lifting
of bins.
The bin area will be constructed in accordance with Council Planning Scheme Policy 09 – Waste
Management and includes a bunded area (no more than 100mm in height) for bin washing, which is drained
to the sewer.
The type of waste and storage required are:
a) bins for putrescible waste;
b) bins for recyclables;
c) drums for waste cooking oils;
d) bales for cardboard;
e) bags or bins for green waste; and
f) any other specialised waste storage bins needed, eg: medical waste;
Sufficient space will be provided between waste storage bins to allow for manoeuvring and washing of bins,
where appropriate. Access to the bin enclosure is via the rear carparking area.
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