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2015-11-10 Infrastructure & Services Committee Agenda
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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 10 NOVEMBER 2015
ATTACHMENT 1
Essential Decisions required for drafting the Waste Contract
Tender. (Includes Council decisions on Community Jury
Recommendations).
Council Workshop
Decision 28/9/2015
Serviced Area Mandated Garden Waste Service
Rural Towns Serviced:
Cooroy, Pomona, Boreen Point, Cooran Yes
Kin Kin No
Areas such as urban Lake Cooroibah Yes
North Shore No
Rural Residential Areas and Rural Areas No
Should we introduce a local law that prevents GO in the general waste bin No local law –
for unserviced areas – i.e. they must compost garden waste, self-haul to Encourage
landfill or use a gardening service to deliver segregated garden waste to Composting
landfill.
Serviced Residential Properties and Minimum Service Levels
Single Residential premises in Urban areas 1 x 240litre Yes
Duplex – 1 x 240 litre shared Yes
Residential Units – share 1 x 240 litre per 4 units Or 60 litre capacity/unit in Yes
bulk bins fortnightly
Mixed Residential/Commercial combined developments - Optional Yes
Increased Service frequency and less bins for larger developments coastal Yes
areas (Bulk bins, wheelie bins)
Phase out 140 litre wheelie bins in new contract - 240 Yes
Commercial and Industrial Premises
Optional GO service for Commercial and Industrial Premises in Serviced Yes
Areas
Bulk GO bins 1100 litre low noise for larger unit developments No
Exemptions from GO Service
Incapacitated Service Policy – Include GO Collected on property if Doctors No Exemption
Certificate provided of occupiers incapacity
Hastings Street Residential Premises – (Access issues) Yes – No GO service
Resident claims to compost garden waste and wants exemption No Exemption
Charging Policy
Single 3 bin waste charge for single dwellings in serviced area Yes
Single 2 bin charge (waste and Recycling) for rural, commercial and Yes
industrial properties.
Collection Fleet
New vehicles required at start of Contract Yes
Collection Vehicle for GO to have Stainless Steel Body for Corrosion Yes
Smaller vehicle available for servicing confined streets in urban areas Yes
Council to approve the paint scheme on the collection vehicles to impress Yes
the need to reduce organic waste to landfill.
Council pays for the cost of new wheelie bins and their delivery (Use carbon Yes
tax Revenue)
Contractor pays for the supply and cost of BULK GO bins No Bulk Bins
Contractor pays for the maintenance of all bins during the contract Yes
Council owns all bins at the end of the contract Yes
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