I - Waste Management Plan (24.09.19)

MARKETPLACE
2-18 & 20 Hoffman Drive Noosaville QLD
Waste Management Plan




Precinct 4 – Tenancies T16 to T19, and T02 are estimated to generate a total of
approximately:
                •    0.144m3/day of general waste;
                •    1.058m3/day of cardboard/paper waste;
                •    0.051m3/day of soft plastics waste; and
                •    0.027m3/day of recycling waste.

Precinct 5 – Tenancy T20 is estimated to generate a total of approximately:
                •    0.045m3/day of general waste;
                •    0.870m3/day of cardboard/paper waste;
                •    0.045m3/day of soft plastics waste;
                •    0.033m3/day of recycling waste; and
                •    0.037m3/day of food & organics waste.

The Marketplace employees are estimated to generate a total of approximately:
                •    0.00002m3/week of general waste;
                •    0.000016m3/week of carboard/paper waste;
                •    0.000005m3/week of recycling waste; and
                •    0.00004m3/week of food & organics waste.


3.1      ADDITIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT

Additional waste will be generated from the proposed street litter containers to be
located within the carparking area at both the northern and southern end, along with a
container in the centre of the development adjacent to the pedestrian pathway (refer
to Figure 2). No generation rates have been provided for these street litter containers
within the Noosa Planning Scheme documents, however there is sufficient waste
infrastructure and the potential to increase waste collection frequencies to
accommodate for this additional waste. It will be the responsibility of site staff and/or
contracted development cleaners to transport the waste generated from these litter
containers to the waste storage area.

Landscape contractors will be engaged to manage the green waste potentially
generated from the proposed development, and it will be the responsibility of these
contractors for the removal of green waste and its transportation to an appropriate
green waste facility, or to facilitate the re-use of produced green waste on site as part
of the landscape management.




MRA19-091                                SEPTEMBER 2019                         Page 18