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Waste Management Code
Performance Outcome Acceptable Outcome Compliance
PO1 AO1.1
Development that generates several Construction, operational and
classes of waste is designed so demolition works are planned and
waste is collected, stored and managed in accordance with
disposed of in a safe and ecologically Planning Scheme Policy PSP9
sustainable manner. Waste management.
Editor’s Note— PSP9 Waste
Management requires Waste
Management Plans to be prepared
as part of certain types of
development applications to ensure
proper consideration is given to
waste minimisation, segregation and
reuse.
AO1.2
Adequate area is provided on-site for
the collection and separate storage
of recyclable, non-recyclable,
vegetative and hazardous materials
in their specific waste streams during
construction or demolition works and
the operational phase of
development.
PO2 AO2
Waste storage areas provide for Waste storage areas allow for the
adequate separation of all recyclable separate storage of different waste
and non-recyclable materials. materials for reuse or recycling by:
(a) providing sufficient area to store
all recyclable material and
recycling containers; and
(b) sign posting the types of waste
stored.
PO3 AO3.1
Waste storage areas are located so Waste storage areas are designed
that they are convenient and safe to and maintained in accordance with
use and to collect from. Planning Scheme Policy PSP9
Waste management.
AO3.2
Waste storage areas are designed
and located so they:
(a) are easily accessed and
convenient to use;
(b) have unobstructed access for
the collection of the waste by
service vehicles;
(c) without the need for manual
handling;
(d) are clear of carparking bays,
loading bays and similar areas;
(e) are clear of footpaths and
pedestrian access;
(f) are capable of being serviced by
the collection vehicle without
impeding traffic flow; and
(g) have a level area provided for
the storage of waste, recyclable
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