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Appendix F - Waste Management Plan · 132007.2446.03
Attached to the e-mail Other Change application (Extension of Existing Visitor Hostel - 21 Beds) - 132007.2446.03.
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Waste Management Plan for Noosa Flashpackers at 102/106 Pacific Avenue Sunshine Beach Visitor Accommodation Type 4. 2018 In accordance with the Assessment Manager Conditions, Condition 51 - 53 for this development (2010) the following Waste Management Plan will be implemented. It is in line with Council’s Planning Scheme Policy No.9 ‘Waste Management Multi-Dwellings and Commercial and Industrial Premises,’ and has been designed specifically for the above combined site. The type of waste generated is consistent with traditional household waste, although the quantity may vary depending on the number of guests staying on any given occasion. The number of maximum guests equates to 3 x 240ltr (102 Pacific) Council waste bins, and currently 3 x 240ltr Council waste bins (106 Pacific). Since 2010 the utilization of 3 Household waste bins has proven to work adequately in accounting for all waste on site for the hostel. The addition of 21 guests or less than half the number of guests, 48 already approved on 102 Pacific Avenue ensures there will be ample waste bin numbers. Similarly, the hostel has adequately used 2 recycling bins on a fortnightly pick up. The addition of a further 3 collection bins with a small increase to guest numbers will only improve recycling efforts and management. The amount of waste through the kitchen is already minimized with young switched on eco-friendly travelers already into habits of reducing waste. Different types of waste will be collected through the availability of a number of receptacles offering Recycling waste as well as general waste. These receptacles will be available in the dorm rooms, kitchen and dining areas as well as generally throughout the Hostel. The type of traveler staying at this style of accommodation is usually classified as ‘green’. This will no doubt prove valuable in the recycling efforts of the business. Signage in the communal areas as well as in-house literature will inform visitors of the Hostels desire to be eco-friendly in many ways. Garden refuse will be transferred by staff to the Noosa waste Recycling facility as required. All rooms are to be serviced daily which will include emptying all rubbish bins and transferring to the correct collection bin in the designated bin store area. Bins will be emptied curbside by the Council Contractor on a bi-weekly (household) and fortnightly service (paper/plastic/recyclables). This will be monitored by staff to ensure the system continues to work effectively. The waste storage facility will allow for all Council contractor bins to be stored inside the designated area. This area is within the premises and has a lockable screened door for visual amenity and ease of access to the street. The street has a ‘No Parking” strip which will be the curbside collection point and easy for the contractor to gain accessibility. The Contractor usually collects at this point any time after 6.30am. All dimensions of the bin storage area, bin wash area, drain outlet to the sewer, bucket trap and nib wall are all according to council guidelines and will meet and be approved by the Council Plumbing Department as part of the Building certification. The location of the bin area is shown on the accompanying Plan.
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