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Section 7 - Hard waste, hazardous waste, e-waste and illegal dumping
Electronic and electrical items These items can be disposed of for free at:Adelaide Waste and Recycling Centre181 Morphett Road North Plympton
TVs and computer equipment – no proof of residence ·is required.Household appliances (small and large) – proof of residence ·is required.
E-waste can also be disposed of through Council’s annual hard waste collection service.
Further information can be obtained by calling the Waste Enquiry Line on 8295 5077 or visiting westtorrens.sa.gov.au
E-waste Illegal dumping
$AVE HEAP$Placing unwanted items or rubbish in a public place such as on the verge or footpath, without Council’s permission, is an offence and may attract a $315 fine.
Use these options and save yourself a $315 illegal dumping fine.
FREE annual hard waste collection service.
*FREE mattress and sofa collection.
*FREE waste disposal voucher.
*Note: Conditions apply. These services may be subject to the availability of funds.
For further information, contact Customer Service on 8416 6333 or visit westtorrens.sa.gov.au.
To report dumped items or rubbish for investigation, contact Customer Service on 8416 6333.
Help Council and your community to $AVE HEAP$
Section 6 - Food scraps recycling
Don’t waste your food scraps – turn them into compost by choosing the system that works best for you.
The options are:
Use your organics bin
You can recycle your food scraps by placing them directly in the bin, wrapping them in newspaper and placing them in the bin, or placing them in a kitchen caddy lined with a compostable bag which, when full, is placed in the bin.
Use the voucher in the ‘Four easy ways to recycle your food scraps’ booklet available from Council for:
A kitchen caddy with roll of compostable bags (available free from Council). •
A rebate of up to $20 on a new kitchen caddy and a roll of compostable bags purchased privately. •
Rolls of compostable bags can be purchased from Council.
Compost at home
You can recycle your food scraps for your own use by placing them in a compost bin, worm farm or other home compost system.
Use the voucher in the ‘Four easy ways to recycle your food scraps’ booklet available from Council for:
A rebate of 50 per cent (up to $50) on a new compost bin, purchased through Council or privately. •
A rebate of 50 per cent (up to $50) on a new worm farm, purchased through Council or privately. •
The food waste recycling voucher offer is limited to one offer per household while stocks and funds last.
Options for recycling your food scraps
Section 5 - Organics bin
Your organics bin is the 240 litre bin with the green lid.
Collected: fortnightly on the days marked in green on the calendar.
Most things that once grew can be placed in your organics bin.
Organics
What goes in the organics bin from the garden?
lawn clippings •
small prunings •
small branches that will fit easily into •
the bin e.g. 15cm diameter x 60cm longbark •
leaves •
weeds •
cut flowers •
pet poo •
What goes in the organics bin from the kitchen?
food scraps and peels •
bread, cake products •
fruit, vegetables •
meat, bones, seafood (cooked or raw) •
egg, oyster, nut shells •
dairy products e.g. cheese, yoghurt •
takeaway foods •
paper or heavily soiled pizza boxes, •
ripped or shreddedtea bags, coffee grounds •
tissues, paper towel •
hair (human or pet) •
Organic bin tips
Do not put materials in plastic bags or •
use plastic bin liners.
Only use compostable bin liners. •
No soil, rocks, stones, bricks, plant pots, •
garden tools or other inorganic items.
Remember the rule: ‘If it didn’t grow, it •
doesn’t go in your organics bin.’
If you don’t have grass or garden •
prunings to dispose of with your food scraps, wrap your scraps in newspaper. The paper will absorb moisture and prevent the food from sticking to the bin.
*For more information on recycling food scraps see ‘Four easy ways to recycle your food scraps’ booklet and ‘How to use your kitchen caddy and bags’ fact sheet, both available from Council, and Section 6 in this booklet.
Your recycling bin is the 240 litre bin with the yellow lid.
Collected: fortnightly on the days marked in yellow on the calendar.
Section 4 - Recycling bin
Recycling
What goes in the recycling bin?
paper and cardboard e.g. newspapers, magazines, junk mail, •
envelopes, egg cartons, cardboard boxes (flattened)empty pizza boxes, rinsed takeaway coffee cups •
liquid paperboard cartons e.g. juice and milk cartons (rinsed, •
lids off)glass bottles and jars (rinsed, lids off) •
aluminium and steel cans (including empty aerosol •
containers)all rigid plastic containers e.g. plastic drink bottles, detergent •
bottles, yoghurt, icecream and margarine containers (rinsed, lids off)clean plant pots and seedling tubs •
aluminium foil and trays (clean, squashed into a fist-sized •
ball)
Do not
bundle newspaper or cardboard •
put your recycling in plastic bags •
place polystyrene foam packaging (including foam food trays •
and cups) in this bin
Recycling tips
Remove all lids from jars, bottles and plastic containers •
before putting containers in the bin.Rinse containers as necessary - save water, use leftover dishwater. •
Place all recyclables loose in the bin. •
Keep recyclables of different materials separate from one •
another e.g. do not place cans in boxes.Rigid plastic items such as lids can be collected in a plastic •
fabric softener or detergent bottle and, once full, placed in the recycling bin with the lid on.A steel lid can be placed inside a steel can and the top •
squeezed shut to prevent it falling out.
Your waste bin is the smaller 140 litre bin with the red lid.
Collected: weekly.
Items in this bin will be sent to landfill.
Section 3 - Waste bin
Waste to landfill
What goes in the waste bin?
Items of general household waste that cannot be put in your recycling or organics bin. This includes:
plastic bags, garbage bags, cling film, non-recyclable plastic and plastic food packaging e.g. chip packets •
nappies •
lids (plastic and metal) •
kitty litter (wrapped) •
small broken household items e.g. crockery, heatproof glass and glassware (wrapped) •
rags and clothing •
expanded polystyrene foam packaging (including food trays and cups) •
ropes, hoses and strapping •
smoke alarms •
Section 2 - Bin collections
CORRECT Bins 30cm apart lids closed
WRONG Bins overfull
To ensure your bins are emptied on your scheduled collection day, you need to:
Put the bins out by 6am on the collection day and bring them back in within 24 hours of collection •
Face each bin towards the road – wheels towards your property •
Follow the correct bin placement shown above •
Place the right material in the right bin •
Ensure your bin is not packed too tightly and does not exceed 50 kg in weight •
Ensure that the lid is fully closed. •
Contact the Waste Enquiry Line on 8295 5077 for:
Collection enquiries - including missed collections •
Damage to a bin •
New bins if there are none at the property when you move in. •
Missing Bin Reports
All bins are the property of Council and should not be removed if you relocate or sell your home.
Your bin is missing? Call Customer Service on 8416 6333 or visit westtorrens.sa.gov.au to complete a ‘Missing bin report’.
Bin collections
Section 1 - Your collection calendar
Collection Calendar for suburbs listed below
Suburb Collection Day
Glenelg NorthNetleyWest Richmond
Monday
AshfordKurralta ParkMarleston
Tuesday
KeswickMile EndMile End South
Wednesday
Brooklyn Park Thursday
Lockleys Friday
Collection Calendar Key
Waste bin (collected weekly)
Recycling bin week (collected fortnightly)
Green organics bin week (collected fortnightly)
No collection Christmas Day or New Years Day. Collections over the Christmas/New Year period occur the day after your normal collection day.
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Household Waste and Recycling2014 Calendar and Guide Waste Enquiry Line 8295 5077Download the West Waste Mobile App. Available now! Visit westtorrens.sa.gov.au for more information.
Waste bin collected
weekly
Recycling bin collected fortnightly
ORganics bin collected fortnightly
Collection Calendar for suburbs listed below
Suburb Collection Day
Camden ParkNovar GardensNorth Plympton
Monday
GlandorePlympton
Tuesday
CowandillaHiltonRichmond
Wednesday
ThebartonTorrensville
Thursday
FulhamUnderdaleWest Beach
Friday
Collection Calendar Key
Waste bin (collected weekly)
Recycling bin week (collected fortnightly)
Green organics bin week (collected fortnightly)
No collection Christmas Day or New Years Day. Collections over the Christmas/New Year period occur the day after your normal collection day.
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Section 1 - Your collection calendar
Collection Calendar for suburbs listed below
Suburb Collection Day
Glenelg NorthNetleyWest Richmond
Monday
AshfordKurralta ParkMarleston
Tuesday
KeswickMile EndMile End South
Wednesday
Brooklyn Park Thursday
Lockleys Friday
Collection Calendar Key
Waste bin (collected weekly)
Recycling bin week (collected fortnightly)
Green organics bin week (collected fortnightly)
No collection Christmas Day or New Years Day. Collections over the Christmas/New Year period occur the day after your normal collection day.
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Correct Bin Placement
Where practical, keep a minimum distance of 30cm between bins, and 1 metre between bins and surrounding objects such as parked cars, poles, trees and letterboxes, with plenty of clearance from overhead branches.
1 metre 1 metre30cm
Section 2 - Bin collections
CORRECT Bins 30cm apart lids closed
WRONG Bins overfull
To ensure your bins are emptied on your scheduled collection day, you need to:
Put the bins out by 6am on the collection day and bring them back in within 24 hours of collection •
Face each bin towards the road – wheels towards your property •
Follow the correct bin placement shown above •
Place the right material in the right bin •
Ensure your bin is not packed too tightly and does not exceed 50 kg in weight •
Ensure that the lid is fully closed. •
Contact the Waste Enquiry Line on 8295 5077 for:
Collection enquiries - including missed collections •
Damage to a bin •
New bins if there are none at the property when you move in. •
Missing Bin Reports
All bins are the property of Council and should not be removed if you relocate or sell your home.
Your bin is missing? Call Customer Service on 8416 6333 or visit westtorrens.sa.gov.au to complete a ‘Missing bin report’.
Bin collections
How you can reduce what you put into your waste bin
Plastic Bags
Food Wrappers
Nappies
Clothes & Rags
Broken Crockery & Glass (wrapped)
Avoid waste in the first place
Refuse junk mail if you don’t want to read it •
Share magazines and newspapers or access them online. •
Reduce what you throw away
Set up a compost bin and worm farm for food scraps •
Buy in bulk and products with minimal packaging •
Donate clothing and household items in reasonable •
condition to a charityRepair before replacing. •
Reuse materials
Buy items in refillable containers where possible •
Reuse containers for storing food, pens, buttons, screws and •
other items.
Recycle products to save natural resources
Use your recycling bin or your local recycling depot •
Close the loop and buy recycled products. •
Your waste bin is the smaller 140 litre bin with the red lid.
Collected: weekly.
Items in this bin will be sent to landfill.
Section 3 - Waste bin
Waste to landfill
What goes in the waste bin?
Items of general household waste that cannot be put in your recycling or organics bin. This includes:
plastic bags, garbage bags, cling film, non-recyclable plastic and plastic food packaging e.g. chip packets •
nappies •
lids (plastic and metal) •
kitty litter (wrapped) •
small broken household items e.g. crockery, heatproof glass and glassware (wrapped) •
rags and clothing •
expanded polystyrene foam packaging (including food trays and cups) •
ropes, hoses and strapping •
smoke alarms •
Tins & Cans
Cartons
Glass Bottles & Jars
CardboardPaper
Plastic Containers
no Car Parts or Gas Bottles
no Garden Waste
no Mirrors, Light Globes or Window Glass
no nappies no Food
Scrapsno Plastic Bags or Recycling in
Plastic Bags
What can I put in my recycling bin?
no Clothing or Rags
no Crockery or Heatproof
Glass
Your recycling bin is the 240 litre bin with the yellow lid.
Collected: fortnightly on the days marked in yellow on the calendar.
Section 4 - Recycling bin
Recycling
What goes in the recycling bin?
paper and cardboard e.g. newspapers, magazines, junk mail, •
envelopes, egg cartons, cardboard boxes (flattened)empty pizza boxes, rinsed takeaway coffee cups •
liquid paperboard cartons e.g. juice and milk cartons (rinsed, •
lids off)glass bottles and jars (rinsed, lids off) •
aluminium and steel cans (including empty aerosol •
containers)all rigid plastic containers e.g. plastic drink bottles, detergent •
bottles, yoghurt, icecream and margarine containers (rinsed, lids off)clean plant pots and seedling tubs •
aluminium foil and trays (clean, squashed into a fist-sized •
ball)
Do not
bundle newspaper or cardboard •
put your recycling in plastic bags •
place polystyrene foam packaging (including foam food trays •
and cups) in this bin
Recycling tips
Remove all lids from jars, bottles and plastic containers •
before putting containers in the bin.Rinse containers as necessary - save water, use leftover dishwater. •
Place all recyclables loose in the bin. •
Keep recyclables of different materials separate from one •
another e.g. do not place cans in boxes.Rigid plastic items such as lids can be collected in a plastic •
fabric softener or detergent bottle and, once full, placed in the recycling bin with the lid on.A steel lid can be placed inside a steel can and the top •
squeezed shut to prevent it falling out.
no Recyclables
no Painted or Treated Timber
no Stones, Rocks, Bricks
or Rubble
no Gardening or other Tools
no Dirt, Soil or Sand
no Plastic Bags or Household
GarbageSmall Prunings & Cuttings
Lawn Clippings & Weeds
Cut Flowers
Leaves
Small Twigs & Branches
no Irrigation Hoses, Plastic Pots or Trays
What can I put in my organics bin?
Food Scraps
Section 5 - Organics bin
Your organics bin is the 240 litre bin with the green lid.
Collected: fortnightly on the days marked in green on the calendar.
Most things that once grew can be placed in your organics bin.
Organics
What goes in the organics bin from the garden?
lawn clippings •
small prunings •
small branches that will fit easily into •
the bin e.g. 15cm diameter x 60cm longbark •
leaves •
weeds •
cut flowers •
pet poo •
What goes in the organics bin from the kitchen?
food scraps and peels •
bread, cake products •
fruit, vegetables •
meat, bones, seafood (cooked or raw) •
egg, oyster, nut shells •
dairy products e.g. cheese, yoghurt •
takeaway foods •
paper or heavily soiled pizza boxes, •
ripped or shreddedtea bags, coffee grounds •
tissues, paper towel •
hair (human or pet) •
Organic bin tips
Do not put materials in plastic bags or •
use plastic bin liners.
Only use compostable bin liners. •
No soil, rocks, stones, bricks, plant pots, •
garden tools or other inorganic items.
Remember the rule: ‘If it didn’t grow, it •
doesn’t go in your organics bin.’
If you don’t have grass or garden •
prunings to dispose of with your food scraps, wrap your scraps in newspaper. The paper will absorb moisture and prevent the food from sticking to the bin.
*For more information on recycling food scraps see ‘Four easy ways to recycle your food scraps’ booklet and ‘How to use your kitchen caddy and bags’ fact sheet, both available from Council, and Section 6 in this booklet.
Worm farms
Compost Bin
Use your organics bin or compost at home
You can
Place your scraps loose in your organics bin
or
Wrap your scraps in newspaper before placing them in your organics bin
or
use a kitchen caddy and compostable bag liner and then place the bag in your organics bin
Section 6 - Food scraps recycling
Don’t waste your food scraps – turn them into compost by choosing the system that works best for you.
The options are:
Use your organics bin
You can recycle your food scraps by placing them directly in the bin, wrapping them in newspaper and placing them in the bin, or placing them in a kitchen caddy lined with a compostable bag which, when full, is placed in the bin.
Use the voucher in the ‘Four easy ways to recycle your food scraps’ booklet available from Council for:
A kitchen caddy with roll of compostable bags (available free from Council). •
A rebate of up to $20 on a new kitchen caddy and a roll of compostable bags purchased privately. •
Rolls of compostable bags can be purchased from Council.
Compost at home
You can recycle your food scraps for your own use by placing them in a compost bin, worm farm or other home compost system.
Use the voucher in the ‘Four easy ways to recycle your food scraps’ booklet available from Council for:
A rebate of 50 per cent (up to $50) on a new compost bin, purchased through Council or privately. •
A rebate of 50 per cent (up to $50) on a new worm farm, purchased through Council or privately. •
The food waste recycling voucher offer is limited to one offer per household while stocks and funds last.
Options for recycling your food scraps
Items not accepted:
items too heavy for two people to lift e.g. water softeners •
bricks, pavers, concrete, wooden pallets and building •
materialsgas bottles •
batteries •
liquids (paints, chemicals, oils) •
asbestos •
fire extinguishers •
ammunition, explosives or flares •
organic waste (branches, prunings) •
dirt, soil and rocks •
tyres •
car parts •
hazardous waste •
A hard waste collection service is provided once a year usually in spring.Notices will be sent to residents prior to the collection.
Hard waste
Hazardous waste Hazardous household waste includes a range of materials such as chemicals, insecticides, paints, varnishes and solvents. For further information about hazardous household waste and its disposal, visit zerowaste.sa.gov.au or westtorrens.sa.gov.au.
Items accepted:
furniture •
mattresses (limit of 2) •
refrigerators and freezers (doors must be removed) •
white goods (including air conditioners) •
hot water services •
electrical and electronic waste (including TVs and computers) •
bikes and toys •
floor coverings, window treatments ( • up to 1.5 metre lengths)garden tools •
lawn mowers (empty of petrol and oil) •
timber (up to 1.5 metre lengths) •
iron sheets and guttering (up to 1.5 metre lengths) •
unbroken glass and shower screens •
Contact Council on 8416 6333 for other options for FREE waste disposal that may be available during the year.
Section 7 - Hard waste, hazardous waste, e-waste and illegal dumping
Electronic and electrical items These items can be disposed of for free at:Adelaide Waste and Recycling Centre181 Morphett Road North Plympton
TVs and computer equipment – no proof of residence ·is required.Household appliances (small and large) – proof of residence ·is required.
E-waste can also be disposed of through Council’s annual hard waste collection service.
Further information can be obtained by calling the Waste Enquiry Line on 8295 5077 or visiting westtorrens.sa.gov.au
E-waste Illegal dumping
$AVE HEAP$Placing unwanted items or rubbish in a public place such as on the verge or footpath, without Council’s permission, is an offence and may attract a $315 fine.
Use these options and save yourself a $315 illegal dumping fine.
FREE annual hard waste collection service.
*FREE mattress and sofa collection.
*FREE waste disposal voucher.
*Note: Conditions apply. These services may be subject to the availability of funds.
For further information, contact Customer Service on 8416 6333 or visit westtorrens.sa.gov.au.
To report dumped items or rubbish for investigation, contact Customer Service on 8416 6333.
Help Council and your community to $AVE HEAP$
165 Sir Donald Bradman DriveHilton South Australia 5033
[email protected] westtorrens.sa.gov.au
Phone 08 8416 6333Fax 08 8443 5709
181 Morphett Road North Plympton South Australia 5037
[email protected]/disposal-facilities/adelaide-waste-and-recycling-centre/
Phone 08 8295 5077 Fax 08 8295 5778
Proudly working in partnership
Unsure of what to do with a particular item? See the A-Z Guide to Waste and Recycling at westtorrens.sa.gov.au.
