I - Waste Management Plan (24.09.19)

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




1.0 GLOSSARY OF TERMS
Bin carting route – the proposed route to move bins between the storage point and
the servicing point.

Bulk bins – bins fitted with lids and side pockets to allow them to be serviced by a
front-lift truck.

Clinical or related waste – waste that has the potential to cause disease, including,
for example, animal waste, discarded sharps, human tissue waste or laboratory waste.

Commercial accommodation – for the purposes of this report means commercial
development that includes a domestic or residential component, such as Retirement
facility, Community care centre, Rooming accommodation, Short term accommodation
or Resort complex.

Commercial premises – for the purpose of this report means any of the following
types of premises:
      • a Hotel, Short term accommodation, Tourist park, Food and drink outlet;
      • an assembly building, institutional building, Child care centre, Educational
           establishment;
      • premises where a sport or game is ordinarily played in public;
      • an exhibition ground, show ground or racecourse; or
      • an Office, Shop or other premises where business or work other than a
           manufacturing process is carried out.

Commercial waste – means waste, other than green waste, recyclable waste, and
interceptor waste or waste discharged to a sewer, produced as a result of the ordinary
use or occupation of commercial developments.

Common servicing point – a common area where more than two dwellings/tenancies
stand their wheelie bins for servicing.

Common storage point – a common area where more than two dwellings/tenancies
store their wheelie bins.

Constructed hardstand area – a hardstand area, for example a concrete pad which
has been constructed for bin storage.

Digesters and dehydrators - machines specifically designed to reduce food waste
volumes to allow for efficient disposal. Digesters typically process the material into
sludge while dehydrators remove liquid from food waste generating a fertiliser as the
end product. Disposal of end product can be used on either internal gardens or on
external gardens/farms.



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