Household Waste & Recycling Guide

Household Waste & Recycling GuideJULY 2015 – JUne 2016

For waste and recycling collection including missed services: SUeZ Waste Hotline 4474 4863

For general waste enquiries including stolen or damaged bins and requests for more services: Council’s Waste Services 4474 1024

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What can go in my recycling bin?

YeS Remember: Do not jam boxes in the recycling bin. They will get stuck and will not empty. Keep glass bottles whole and recycling clean – because it is hand sorted.

Plastic bottles and containers

Milk and juice cartons

Steel cans, aluminium cans, foil and empty aerosol cans

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Magazines, newspapers, flattened cardboard boxes and pizza boxes

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Green, brown and clear glass jars and bottles

What can’t go in my recycling bin?

nO Remember: Do not put recycling in plastic bags

Paper towels, tissues, serviettes or shredded paper

Waxed cardboard or polystyrene, including boxes Plastic bags, cling wrap and plastic wrapping

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Dirty or old plant pots

Vegetation Should be placed in your garden organics bin

Glass from windows, mirrors, light bulbs (including compact fluorescents), drinking glasses and crockery

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What can I put in my garden organics bin?

YeS Remember: Cut up branches so they do not stick out of the top of the garden organics bin. Shredded green waste can be purchased from the Waste Management Facilities to help you keep your garden healthy and green.

Leaves, twigs

Grass cuttings, lawn clippings

Prunings, flowers

Branches Broken up, with a maximum thickness of 75mm

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What can’t I put in my garden organics bin?

nO Remember: bundles will not be collected and

no plastic bags

Noxious weeds, weed seeds and berries. Place these in a plastic bag in the red lidded bin

Fruit and vegetable scraps

Timber, sawdust or building materials

Garden hoses

Plant pots

Garbage

Meat

Soil

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What can I put in my garbage bin?

YeS everything that cannot go in your recycling or garden organics bins, including bagged weeds, seeds and berries, can go in the red lidded bin.

Garden organic material Rocks or soilHot ashes

Flammable chemicals

nO Remember: Wrap all dust and fine material to prevent spillage when the bin is emptied. Do not jam rubbish into your bin. It may get stuck.

Building waste

Liquids

Car parts

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Household chemical clean out (hazardous waste) This program is partially funded by the NSW Environment Protection Authority.

HAZARDOUS WASTe COLLeCTIOn DATeS

Narooma 18 October 2015, 8.00am-2.30pm. Library Carpark, Field Street

Moruya 17 October 2015, 8.00am-2.30pm. Gundary Oval Carpark, Campbell Street

Batemans Bay 18 October 2015, 8.00am-2.30pm. Hanging Rock Boat Ramp, Beach Road

Why is it important to properly dispose of chemicals?Household hazardous chemicals are sometimes disposed of improperly by pouring waste down the drain, on the ground, into storm water drains, or putting them out with the garbage. They have the potential to cause physical injury, contaminate wastewater treatment systems and can contaminate land and drinking water supplies. They can also present hazards to children and pets if left around the house.

this collection occurs only once a year, so don’t miss out because most of these items cannot be accepted at Council’s Waste Management Facilities

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Pesticides, fungicides, weed killers, fertilisers, fuel and oilsOxidisers, solvents,

paints and varnishes, household cleaners

Gas cylinders, smoke detectors, household batteries, compact fluorescent light globes, sharps (syringes)

Poisons, pool chemicals, acids and alkalis, medicines

Asbestos, explosives, clinical waste, radioactive materials (except smoke detectors)7

What hard waste can I put out for collection?

YeS nOTe: Doors must be removed from all large airtight whitegoods and containers before disposal. Fridges and freezers left for disposal could trap and suffocate young children.

White goods, fridges, microwaves Mowers, garden tools

Hot water systems, heaters, non-electronic electrical items (jugs, hair dryer, corded power tools)

Metal fencing (max 1.2 x 1.5m), gutters (max 1.5m long), carpet rolls (max 1.5m wide)

Other household items too large for your garbage bin

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Furniture, toys

How much can i put out?Up to two cubic metres of material will be picked up at each residence. Any waste in excess or items not accepted will have to be removed by the resident and any items left on the kerb will be considered illegal dumping.

to reduce waste sent to landfill, please separate metal items from junk material.

three separate collection vehicles will visit your street. One truck will collect the metal which will be taken to the Waste Management Facilities to be recycled, another truck will collect all other items except fridges, freezers and air conditioning units, which will be collected by a third truck.

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What hard waste will not be collected?

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Liquids (paints, petrol, oil) hazardous materials (gas bottles)

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Motor vehicle parts, tyres

Recyclable material (paper, glass, aluminium cans, rigid plastic containers)

E-Waste (TVs, computers, monitors, printers, scanners, stereos, DVD & Video players, laptops, gaming machines, set-top boxes and other plastic electronics with screens, circuit boards, toner cartridges or inbuilt rechargeable batteries)

Mattresses, mattress bases (ensemble)

Mattresses are not collected in the junk collection, they take up too much space in the landfill and are now recycled (fees apply).

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Dates for hard waste collection

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One Akolele, Tilba Tilba, Central Tilba, Mystery Bay, Narooma to Bridge

13 July 2015

Two North Narooma, Kianga, Dalmeny, Potato Point, Bodalla, Turlinjah

20 July 2015

Three Tuross Head, Congo, Bingie, Meringo, Bergalia 27 July 2015

Four Moruya, South Head, Glenduart, Mogo, Garlandtown

3 August 2015

Five Broulee, Mossy Point, Tomakin, Guerilla Bay, Rosedale

10 August 2015

Six Malua Bay, Lilli Pilli, Denhams Beach, Surf Beach, Sunshine Bay (to Bronte Crescent)

17 August 2015

Seven Batehaven, Catalina, Batemans Bay, Peninsula Drive North Batemans Bay, Nelligen

24 August 2015

Eight Surfside, Long Beach, Maloneys Beach, South Durras

31 August 2015

It is very important that you present your hard waste correctly. This allows recoverable goods to be recycled. Each household is allowed to put out a maximum of two cubic metres of material for the hard waste collection.

TVs and Computer products will not be collected (these are accepted for free at the Waste Management Facilities, for contact details see page 14)

Please only put waste out just prior to your area’s collection date.

Eurobodalla Shire Council accepts no responsibility or liability in respect of any claims, cause of action or loss or damage arising directly or indirectly out of kerbside waste collection.

this is a once per year collection so don’t miss out

this collection only occurs once a year Have your hard waste material on the kerbside on the dates shown below

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Ink cartridges Local Australia Post Offices T 13 13 18 Dick Smith Batemans Bay T 4472 3844

Mobile phones Council’s customer service centre, Moruya T 4474 1000All Council Waste Management Facilities (see page 14)

Motor oil / empty oil containers Council Waste Management Facilities

Car batteries Council Waste Management Facilities

Household batteries Council’s customer service centre in Moruya, libraries and all Council Waste Management Facilities

Televisions and Computers Council Waste Management Facilities

Cars and motors Council Waste Management Facilities (Landfills only) Scrap steel & metal, including white goods, fridges & freezers Council Waste Management Facilities

Cooking oil but not bio-diesel residue Council Waste Management Facilities

Plastic bags Woolworths, Coles

Polystyrene packaging Council Waste Management Facilities

Household recycling (yellow-lidded bin)Council Waste Management Facilities

Paper and cardboardCouncil Waste Management Facilities

Fluorescent light tubes and globes Council Waste Management Facilities

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Did you know motor oils are regenerated back into useable oil, cooking oils are processed to make bio-diesel and lead is extracted from car batteries and used in a variety of ways?

To recycle the items below, drop them off at Council and/or the following retailers, free of charge. Please keep these items out of your garbage bins.

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General waste and recycling bin collection days July 2015–June 2016

Your red lidded garbage bin can be put out weekly and your yellow lidded recycling bin fortnightly on the same collection day for your area. Match your town to Area A or B for the collection day.

Bins are picked up on public holidays including Christmas Day

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Your recycling bin should be placed on the kerb on the orange weeks

Your recycling bin should be placed on the kerb on the yellow weeks

MondayAkolele, Tilba TilbaCentral Tilba Mystery Bay NaroomaTuesday Turlinjah Tuross Head Meringo, Bingie Bergalia Congo (rural)WednesdayBroulee, Mossy Point Glenduart, Mogo, Tomakin Guerilla BayRosedale, WoodlandsThursdaySurf Beach Sunshine BayDenhams BeachFridayNorth Batemans Bay Nelligen South Durras

MondayKianga DalmenyPotato Point BodallaNorth NaroomaTuesdayMoruya North Moruya (to Guthrie St)South Head Congo (township)GarlandtownDonnelly DriveWednesdayMalua Bay Lilli PilliThursdayBatehaven Catalina Batemans BayFridayMaloneys Beach Long BeachSurfside

August 2015 September 2015 October 2015

november 2015 December 2015 January 2016 February 2016

March 2016 April 2016 May 2016 June 2016

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Your garden organics bin should be placed on the kerb on the dark green weeks

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MondayAkolele Tilba TilbaCentral Tilba Mystery Bay NaroomaTuesday Turlinjah Tuross Head Meringo Bingie Bergalia Congo (rural)WednesdayBroulee Mossy Point Glenduart Mogo, Tomakin Guerilla BayRosedale WoodlandsThursdaySurf Beach Sunshine BayDenhams BeachFridayNorth Batemans Bay Nelligen South Durras

MondayKianga, DalmenyPotato Point BodallaNorth NaroomaTuesdayMoruya, North Moruya (to Guthrie St)South Head Congo (township)GarlandtownDonnelly DriveWednesdayMalua Bay, Lilli PilliThursdayBatehaven Catalina Batemans BayFridayMaloneys Beach Long Beach Surfside

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Waste Management Facilities

Brou LandfillBrou Lake Road, Dalmeny Open 7.00am – 4.45pm Monday to Friday8.00am – 3.45pm weekends and Public HolidaysT 02 4476 8310

Moruya Transfer Station Yarragee Road, Moruya Open 9.00am – 4.45pm Thursday to MondayNo weighbridge facility — limits applyT 02 4474 5924

Surf Beach LandfillGeorge Bass Drive, Surf BeachOpen 7.00am – 4.45pm Monday to Friday8.00am – 3.45pm weekends and Public HolidaysT 02 4471 2462

All Waste Management Facilities are closed Christmas Day, new Year’s Day, Good Friday and easter Sunday.

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How to make sure your bins are picked upBins should be placed out the night before collection with 50cm between them and away from other obstacles (letterboxes, light posts, trees).

Do not overfill: make sure the lid is properly closed and the contents are not over 40kg.

Avoid placing bins under trees and behind cars.

Keep your bin clean.

Dob a dumper! If you see rubbish dumped illegally, please call Eurobodalla Shire Council on 02 4474 1000 or the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage Hotline on 13 15 55.

Stolen, damaged, need an extra bin?Contact Eurobodalla Shire Council on 02 4474 1024

NAIDOC Celebration Today! Cultural Family Fun Day

Riverside Park, Moruya from 11am – 2pmEurobodalla Shire Council and EKEN will this year partner together to deliver a Cultural Family Fun Day at Moruya Riverside Park from 11am – 2pm today!Mayor Fergus Thomson would like to invite all members of our local communities to come on down and join in to celebrate NAIDOC Week. The day’s activities will include; • Culturaldisplays• avisitfromWandathewombat• entertainment• facepainting• giantslideandbungytrampoline• traditionalgames• informationstalls• emergencyservicesdisplays• musictentand• afreesausagesizzle!!

NAIDOC week celebrations Monday 2 – Sunday 8 July 2012Eurobodalla Mayor Fergus Thomson would like to invite all members of our local communities to join in and celebrate NAIDOC Week from next Monday 2 July. This year’s event lines up with the first week of the NSW School Holidays and provides plenty of great opportunities for people of all ages to participate. Council will be partnering with EKEN to hold a Cultural Family Fun Day at Riverside Park Moruya. There will be Cultural displays, entertainment, face painting, giant slide and bungy trampoline, traditional games, information stalls, emergency services displays, music tent andafreesausagesizzle.The full range of NAIDOC Activities include:

WEDNESDAY 4 JULY 11am – 2pmCultural Family Fun Day – Hosted by Eurobodalla Shire Council and EKENRiverside Park, MoruyaTHURSDAY 5 JULY5.30 – 8.30pm Under 18’s DiscoHanging Rock, Beach Road, Batemans BayFRIDAY 6 JULY4pm – TBC

EKEN GatheringTomakin Sports and Social Club, TomakinSUNDAY 8 JULY11:30am

NAIDOC Week Closing CeremonyBoomerang Meeting Place, Mogo

Tender for the Cleaning of Public ToiletsTenders for the Cleaning of Public Toilets for Council for a minimum period of 2 years are currently being invited. The tender categories are Northern Public Toilets (Durras to Mogo) and Southern Public Toilets (North Moruya to Tilba) and a company can submit a tender for either categories or collectively. Documentation may be obtained by downloading from Council’s Tenderlink webpage (www.tenderlink.com/eurobodalla) or by contacting Tony Armstrong on telephone (02) 4474 7305.Tenders should be sealed in an envelope marked ‘Tenders for Cleaning of Public Toilets’ and posted or delivered into the Tender Box at Council’s Administration Centre, Campbell & Vulcan Sts, Moruya (PO Box 99) by 2.00pm on Wednesday 18 July 2012.Tenders may also be submitted electronically via Council’s Tenderlink webpage (www.tenderlink.com/eurobodalla). Tenders will be opened in a place accessible to the public at Council’s Administration Centre at 2.00pm on Wednesday 18 July 2012.(Ref No. 2012/011)

Rural Lands Strategy Steering CommitteeExpressions of interest for the Rural Lands Strategy Steering Committee close on 13 July 2012. Members of the community wishing to forward an expression of interest are encouraged to view the Terms of Reference for the Committee which can be obtained on Council’s website at www.esc.nsw.gov.au/publications/expressions-of-interest-and-tenders/ or by phoning Council on 4474 1000.Expressions of interest should be addressed to General Manager, Eurobodalla Shire Council, PO Box 99, Moruya NSW 2537.

July School Holiday ActivityAre we there yet? Go on a journey around Australia, through games and craft. If you’re between the ages of 6–12 years old and you wish to be part of this holiday fun, just simply book in at your local library and enjoy the journey.Children can also enter the National Year of Reading Competition http://www.love2read.org.au/awty-competition.cfm by submitting a short story or a letter or a drawing of their favourite place in Australia and could win afabulousprize.Narooma Library 4476 1164 Tuesday 10th July 10.30am-12 [email protected] Library 4474 1333 Wednesday 11th July 10.30 - 12 [email protected] Bay Library 4472 5850 Thursday 12th July 10.30am-12 [email protected]

Noticeboard

T 02 4474 1000 I F 02 4474 1234 I [email protected] 89 Vulcan Street Moruya NSW 2537 I PO Box 99 Moruya NSW 2537 8.30am – 4.30pm Monday to Friday www.esc.nsw.gov.au

Council MeetingMembers of the community are invited to attend the following council meetingFinance and Services Committee Meeting Tuesday 10 July 2012 at 9.30am.Agendas can be downloaded at www.esc.nsw.gov.au from the Wednesday prior to each meeting.Interested in speaking at the Public Forum?Register now T 4474 1264 or E [email protected]. Registrations close at 12pm the day before each Council meeting.

Architect / Designers – Expression of Interest for Mud Brick Cubby Design Workshop Facilitator Council is leading an exciting community project to design and build a mud cubby to further enrich the new children’s playground at the Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Gardens. Council is looking for an inspirational designer / facilitator who is effective in engaging with the community, has a comprehensive knowledge of design principals and experience or knowledge of working with mud brick.The Designer needs to be available to facilitate a workshop proposed for Wednesday 25th July, on site Botanic Gardens. Expression of interest by Wed 11th July to be sent to [email protected] and include• Abriefdescriptionofpreviousexperience

that demonstrates your capacity to facilitate community workshops

• Detailsastohowyouproposetofacilitatethe workshop that will result in a collaborative design

• YourCV• YourproposedfeeFor more info Please Call Project Manager Josh Waterson on 02 44741302 or 0419 210 853.

Narooma Swimming PoolPlease be advised that maintenance works programmed for Narooma Pool require the closure of the pool from June 30th. It is expected that the works will take one month to complete with a reopening on 30th July. Any enquiries about the works please contact Council on 4474 1000.

Local Infrastructure Contributions Plan 2012Pursuant to clause 31 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000, Eurobodalla Shire Council hereby gives notice of its decision to approve the Local Infrastructure Contributions Plan 2012 (LICP 2012). The new Plan will replace the Eurobodalla Shire Council Development Contributions Plan 2000-2005.The new contribution rates will apply to development applications (DAs) determined from 4 July 2012.For DAs already determined but with contributions unpaid, the old rates will still apply subject to indexation.The Plan is available from Councils website at www.esc.nsw.gov.au and at Council’s Administration Centre in Moruya.If you have any enquiries regarding the plan, please contact Council on 4474 1000.

Rabbit Control NoticeLocality: Barlings Beach, TomakinDuration: 16th June to 16th July 2012Timing: Week nights between 8pm and MidnightEurobodalla Shire Council has a strong commitment to the health and vitality of our Nature Coast and as such will be controlling Rabbits within foreshore reserves adjoining the Caravan Park, Barlings Beach and Reflections Estate. Information signs will be erected prior to control events during this period.Further information may be obtained from Council’s Invasive Species Supervisor on 4474 1269 or [email protected]

Council’s ONLINE NEWSSubscribe to Council’s ONLINE NEWS as a quick and easy way to stay in touch with your Council and community.Visit www.esc.nsw.gov.au and follow the links to subscribe and see past issues.

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HARD WASTE COLLECTION 2012

What will NOT be collected

Place items on the kerbside on:

Maximum of 2 cubic metres in total will be collected.

Residents are asked to separate metal items from other household goods so they can be collected in different trucks and where possible, recycled.

16 July Akolele, Central Tilba, Tilba Tilba, Mystery Bay, Narooma (to Bridge)

23 July Nth Narooma, Kianga, Dalmeny, Potato Point, Bodalla, Turlinjah

30 July Tuross Head, Congo, Bingie, Meringo

6 Aug Moruya, South Heads, Glenduart, Mogo, Garlandtown

13 Aug Broulee, Mossy Point, Tomakin, Guerilla Bay, Rosedale

20 Aug Malua Bay, Lilli Pilli, Denhams Beach, Surf Beach, Sunshine Bay (to Bronte Cres)

27 Aug Batehaven, Catalina, Batemans Bay, Peninsula Dr North Batemans Bay, Nelligen

3 Sept Surfside, Long Beach, Maloneys Beach, South Durras

Metal items White goods Stoves Mowers Gutters to 1.5m Junk Items Furniture Garden tools Broken household items Carpet rolls to 1.5m long

Vegetation Building materials Motor vehicle parts Tyres Recyclable material Liquids (paints, petrol, oil) Hazardous materials Mattresses E-waste (incl. TVs)

Special Items

Fridges, freezers and air conditioning units — phone SITA waste hotline on 4474 4863 prior to the collection in your area. These items are picked up separately. These items will not be compacted and will be degassed before recycling.

Electronic equipment (e-waste) - TVs, DVD & VCR players, Computers, Monitors, Laptops, HiFi’s etc WILL NOT be collected from the kerb but can be taken to the Waste Management Facilities free of charge during the week the collection is in your area (conditions apply).

Mattresses will not be

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Take e-waste to the waste facilities.

What will be collected

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To contact Eurobodalla Shire Council for general enquiriesT 02 4474 1000 E [email protected] www.esc.nsw.gov.au

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