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Bins and Recyclable Products
Bin placement for collection
Have handles and wheels of your bin facing your house
Place the bin on footpath about half a metre from back of kerb
Do not place bin behind parked cars or near trees or other obstructions
Don’t overfill you bin or place anything on top of your bin
Place your bin out the evening before collection
240 litre wheelie bins and under are acceptable
What cannot go in the bin
Hot ashes
Bulky or heavy yard and builders waste
Chemical and liquids (eg solvents and paint)
Toxic, corrosive or flammable materials
Damaged or stolen bins
Replacement bins are available from Council for the scheduled fee.
Extra bins
In the case where more than one bin is needed, another service can be requested from Council with the cost being added to your rate notice. Residents are responsible for the purchase and maintenance of wheelie bins used for garbage services.
Recyclable products
Magazines
Office paper
Newspapers
Milk and juice cartons
Cardboard boxes
Aluminium cans
Steel cans
Plastic containers
Glass bottles and jars
What cannot go in the recycle bins
Plastic bags
Food scraps
Polystyrene
Pet or other containers
General household rubbish
Last Updated: 03 Sep 2020
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