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I - Waste Management Plan (24.09.19)
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MARKETPLACE 2-18 & 20 Hoffman Drive Noosaville QLD Waste Management Plan General waste – waste, other than domestic clean-up waste, green waste, recyclable waste, interceptor waste or waste discharged to a sewer, produced as a result of the ordinary use or occupation of domestic or commercial premises. Glass crushers - machines that can reduce the volume of glass waste by up to 75%, saving valuable space. Hazardous waste - solid waste that is toxic or contains toxic material. For example, light bulbs, fluorescence lights, batteries. Internal servicing roadway – is a driveway, private roadway or other path intended for use by vehicles, in which the waste collection vehicle is required to use to service a bin. Mixed-use development – for the purpose of this report, any building or development complex used, or intended to be used, for residential purposes in combination with other commercial uses (e.g. Offices, Food and drink outlets etc). Organic waste - is waste that comes from plants or animal that is biodegradable for example green waste and food waste. Recycling chute - a duct in which recycling descends from one point to another. Related waste – means waste that constitutes, or is contaminated with, chemicals, cytotoxic drugs, human body parts, pharmaceutical products or radioactive substances. Ro-Ro bin – roll-on roll-off bin. Roll-on roll-off bin – large steel open top skip bins or enclosed bins. Bins are collected by a hook-lift truck. Solid waste – any general or recyclable waste, be it commercial or domestic. Solid waste does not include waste discharges to sewer/water or the atmosphere. Servicing point – the designated area allocated to the temporary storage of waste bins for the period of servicing only. The point may be within or external to a development. Storage point – the area allocated to the permanent storage of waste bins. This is the normal location of the waste bins and excludes the period where the bin is serviced. A storage point may be a common storage point or an individual bin storage point. Waste – includes anything, other than a resource that is: MRA19-091 SEPTEMBER 2019 Page 2
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