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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2014
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2014
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To achieve these key outcomes, the Strategy will need to drive significant
improvements in waste avoidance and reduction, as well as improving waste
recycling rates and implementing cost effective waste treatment methods. It is
expected that these outcomes will only be achieved through significant and
sustained community education and involvement.
In order to develop the Strategy, options for achieving these key outcomes need to
be identified and characterised, including cost benefit analyses. The most suitable
options can then be selected by Council and the community for inclusion in the
Strategy. Options will need to be capable of being delivered over the Strategy’s
intended five year period 2015 — 2020.
1.2 Towards Zero Waste Strategy
NC has identified the goals of the Strategy as follows:
1. Significantly improved waste avoidance through effective community
education and engagement.
2, Implementation of leading waste management practices in accordance with
Biosphere principles.
3. Innovative and cost effective service delivery including enhancement and
support of local businesses.
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