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2019-09-10 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 SEPTEMBER 2019
Capital Works planned 2020FY
Detailed Design of Cell 2.4 and site master planning.
Upgrade to gravel road behind the transfer station and Reviva at Eumundi Road Resource
Recovery Facility.
Relocation and construction of the bin enclosure on Hastings Street.
2. CUSTOMERS
Council’s collections contract now delivers approximately 82,000 domestic/commercial bin
services weekly including refuse, recycling and garden waste (not including public place bins and
bulk commercial services).
Services as at 31 December 2018 30 June 2019
240 Refuse 30,541 30,625
360 Refuse 291 297
140 Refuse 172 187
240 Recycling 25,600 25,555
360 Recycling 403 320
240 Garden 14,781 14,809
360 Garden 688 768
Exempt/Garden 394 382
1m3 Bulk 22 21
1100 Refuse 372 383
1100 Recycling 274 325
1.5m3 Bulk 199 198
2m3 Bulk 27 26
3m3 Bulk 218 211
Compactor bin 2 2
Cardboard only 84 84
3m3 cardboard 0 5
4.5m3 cardboard 0 1
The Waste Section has worked extensively with Cleanaway and Council’s Rates Section to
cleanse the bin and collection services data – this accounts for some of the unexpected trends in
sections of the above data. It has been noted that competing waste collection contractors have
continued to win a growing number of commercial service contracts though the Noosa Council
area.
Customers using Council’s services
Services Provided in 2019FY
Bin Collections General Waste 1,584,672
Recycling 671,093
Garden Waste 400,543
Public Place 157,036
Bulk Waste 44,666
Bulk Recycling 17,519
Customer visits to waste sites 133,251
The last financial year again saw a significant increase in customers using the Eumundi Road
Resource Recovery Facility. It is acknowledged that the good road access and convenient
location of the Eumundi Road landfill means that it will receive a large portion of self-hauled
waste produced north of the Maroochy River. This is reflected in an increase in waste revenue
from gate fees over this period.
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