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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 7 - Final New Noosa Plan - Part 8-10 Schedule Appendix - Clean version
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SC6.10.4 Information to be provided for Construction or Demolition Works
(1) The waste management plan for either the construction or demolition stage of a development is to contain the following
Information:
Material OnSite Destination
Reuse and Recycling Disposal
Type of Material Estimated Volume (m³) Onsite specify proposed Offsite specify contractor Specify contractor and
reuse or onsite recycling and recycling outlet landfill site
methods.
Excavation material
Garden organics
Bricks
Concrete
Timber please specify
Plasterboard
Metals please specify
Others please specify
Note: Waste that cannot be collected by Council’s normal collection service is collected by an approved Regulated Waste Transporter.
(2) An area is also to be allocated on the development site for the segregation of construction and demolition materials. Details of the
site area to be used for onsite separation, treatment and storage (including weather protection) are to be provided on the plan
drawings accompanying the application.
SC6.10.5 Waste management design criteria
(1) Preliminary considerations prior to designing waste management facilities may include:
(a) types of waste generated from the site;
(b) presence or absence of service staff or on site management;
(c) distance waste needs to be moved to a waste storage area and/or collection area;
(d) mechanism or pathway used to move bins to the waste storage area;
(e) the need for a bin wash facility;
(f) whether the collection service will be kerbside or on private property; and
(g) whether a central waste storage area will be used prior to relocation of the bin to a bin collection point.
(2) Council may consider the following matters in assessing applications under the Planning Act 2017:
(a) the types of waste generated;
(b) waste generation rates;
(c) minimum service levels;
(d) the types of waste storage bins;
(e) location of waste storage areas and bin wash areas;
(f) required size of waste storage areas
(g) safe vehicle and pedestrian access to bins; and
(h) nuisance issues.
(3) Types of Waste Generated – Consideration of the following matters will determine the types of waste storage bins and the
minimum service level required;
**FINAL DRAFT Post Consultation 2019**
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