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Reference Documents - MCU24-0115 [As Published]
• Reduction of Single-Use Plastics:
o The hotel will implement measures to reduce single-use plastic items by
switching to biodegradable alternatives for items such as straws, cutlery, and
takeaway containers.
o Refillable containers will be used for condiments and other commonly
consumed items to reduce packaging waste, and patrons will be encouraged to
use reusable options where feasible.
c) Storage and Hygiene of Waste Areas
• Waste Storage Location:
o Waste will be stored in a designated, secure area away from public view and
neighbouring properties. The storage area will be fitted with proper drainage and
ventilation systems to maintain hygiene and prevent odour buildup.
o The waste area will be regularly cleaned and disinfected to ensure compliance
with health and safety standards, reducing the risk of attracting pests and
maintaining a sanitary environment.
• Pest Control Measures:
o The waste storage area will be monitored regularly for signs of pests. Rodent-
proof and insect-resistant bins will be used, and waste will be sealed securely
before collection.
o The hotel will work with a licensed pest control provider to conduct periodic
inspections and apply preventive measures if needed, ensuring that waste
management practices do not attract pests.
d) Waste Collection and Scheduling
• Collection Timings:
o Waste collection will be scheduled to occur during off-peak hours, minimizing
disruptions to both hotel operations and neighbouring properties. Collections
will be coordinated to avoid early mornings and late evenings to reduce noise
and traffic disturbances.
o The hotel will work with waste management services to establish a collection
schedule that aligns with the operational hours of the hotel, ensuring waste bins
are emptied frequently enough to prevent overflow.
• Recycling and Organic Waste Collection:
o Separate collection schedules will be set for recyclable and organic waste
materials to ensure they are processed efficiently and in compliance with
recycling and composting facility requirements.
o The hotel will monitor the volume of recyclable and organic waste collected,
reviewing data to adjust collection frequencies and improve waste management
efficiency.
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