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Less waste,less cost!Residential Waste Services 2021–2022Recycling and greenwaste binsare emptied on alternating weeks.July 2021M T W5 6 712 13 1419 20 2126 27 28T18152229August 2021F29162330October 2021M T W T F14 5 6 7 811 12 13 14 1518 19 20 21 2225 26 27 28 29January 42128M29162330Greenwaste binW4111825T5121926F6132027November uary 2022M T17 814 1521 2228April 2022M T W T F14 5 6 7 811 12 13 14 1518 19 20 21 2225 26 27 28 926Recycling binSeptember 2021M T6 713 1420 2127 28W18152229T29162330F3101724December 2021M T W16 7 813 14 1520 21 2227 28 29T29162330F310172431March 2022F4111825M T17 814 1521 2228 29F6132027M T W16 7 813 14 1520 21 2227 28 29May June 2022T29162330F3101724General waste every weekOnly the following is to be placed in the recycling bin:
Bin CollectionHow to put your bin out for collectionYour recycling and greenwaste bins arecollected alternately each fortnighton the same day as your rubbishPlease ensureyour rubbish binscollection (refer to calendar).are not overfilledPlace your bins on the verge:and the lids areclosed to prevent Within one metre of the kerbcrows gaining(or as close as possible withoutaccess to theobstructing the footpath)rubbish. One metre away from obstacles Half a metre apart Before 6am on the day of your collection At a weight less than 35 Kilograms (120L rubbish bin)and 70 Kilograms (240L rubbish bin) respectively.Christmas 2021 CollectionsMon 20/12/21Tues 21/12/21Wed 22/12/21Thur 23/12/21Fri 24/12/21Collected asnormalCollected asnormalCollected asnormalCollected asnormalCollected asnormalNew Years 2021 CollectionsMon 27/12/21Tues 28/12/21Wed 29/12/21Thur 30/12/21Fri 31/12/21Collected asnormalCollected asnormalCollected asnormalCollected asnormalCollected asnormalEaster 2022 CollectionsMon 11/04/22Tues 12/04/22Wed 13/04/22Thur 14/04/22Fri 15/04/22Collected asnormalCollected asnormalCollected asnormalCollected asnormalCollected Sat16/04/22NOTE: There is no change to the bin collection schedule for Monday 18 April 2022.
City’s Available Bin ServicesThe City encourages all residents to utilise the standardbin service where possible. Different packages areavailable at an additional cost to cater for differentfamily sizes and individual needs.Standard bin service 120 litre rubbish bin 240 litre recycling bin 240 litre greenwaste binSuper bin serviceOver 85 percCity reside ent ofthe standa nts userdrubbish bin 120 litresThis contrib ervice.lower disp utes toos aand reduce l costsswgoing to la astendfill.120 litrerubbish bin240 litrerecycling binUpgraded bin service 240 litre rubbish bin 240 litre recycling bin 240 litre greenwaste bin Two 240 litre rubbish bins 240 litre recycling bin 240 litre greenwaste bin240 litrerubbish bin240 litregreenwaste binIf you wish to change your individual bin service thiscould impact on your annual rates. Please contactthe City on 9273 3500 for more details.Only property owners or managing agents areauthorised to request changes to the bin service.All requests must be submitted to the City ial Waste
What Goes In Your Rubbish BinYES9 Food wrappers9 Food waste9 Nappies9 Napkins9 Paper towels9 Sponges9 Household rubbish9 Soft plastics9 Empty plastic bagsNO8 Paint8 Pesticides8 Chemicals8 Engine oil8 Medical wasteWeeklyCollectionWhat Goes In Your Recycling BinYES9 Plastic containers ice cream containers margarine tubs milk bottles sauce bottles detergent bottles shampoo bottles takeaway containers (notpolystyrene) soft drink bottles water bottles yoghurt containers9 Aluminium foil and trays9 Magazines9 Steel tins (rinsed)9 Newspaper9 Milk/juice cartons9 Cardboard9 Aluminium cans (rinsed)9 Office paper(not shredded)9 Glass bottles and jars(including broken glass)NO8 Food waste8 Greenwaste8 HouseholdhazardouswasteFortnightlycollection8 Electrical(alternatingapplianceswith your8 Building rubble greenwaste8 Sharp objectsbin)8 Paper towels,tissues or nappies8 Gas bottles8 Aerosol cans8 Polystyrene8 Clothing8 Scrunchable soft plastic(includes plastic bags &food wrappers)We can do better! About 24% of recyclables arestill being found in general waste bins.
Recycle RightAll recyclable materials shouldbe placed loose in the bin. No plastic bags No light plastic film No e-waste or batteries No clothes or textiles No paper towels, tissuesor nappies.Additional fees & charges canapply to recycling bins containingnon-compliant waste.What Goes In Your Greenwaste BinYES9 Grass clippings9 Flowers9 Twigs9 Weeds9 Leaves9 Prunings9 Small branchesNO8 Plastic bags8 Timber Products8 Food scraps8 Householdgarbage8 Soil or dirt8 Logs8 Plant pots8 Glass of any kindFortnightlycollection(alternatingwith yourrecyclingbin)A second greenwaste bin is available from the City ata subsidised rate of 70. Please contact the City for moreinformation on obtaining a second bin.For all missed bin collection enquires call CustomerService Centre on 1300 633 633.Recycling
Your Guide To The Bulk CollectionUERWOOD AVENDEPHEAY RDNSONA VEBROC KWTCERDAYCEILWSTRABBWAY4MONASH AVEHAMPDEN RDDALKEITH8MELV I S T A A V ELASPWARATAH AVE1011BIRDThis exampleapplies to allboundaries.DE9LOTON RDNA7BROADWAYWYBRUCE STBOSTOCK RD6NG HTYRELL STSTIRLIEE20229 May9 May16 May23 May23 May30 May30 May6 June6 June13 June13 June5WYNG HWOOD PDTH202125 Oct25 Oct1 Nov8 Nov8 Nov15 Nov15 Nov22 Nov22 Nov29 Nov29 NovCARRINGTON STMOUNTJOY RDI LWRDEWARATAH ondayMondayMondayMondayMondayILADELMA RD123456789AYRASTIRLIBulk Collection CommencementDates For 2021 — 2022Area Start DayRAROCKTON RDSTONE RDNORTH ST3RDKARELLAWEST COAST HWYKIRKWOODRINE PDEMAESSALFRED RDLOCH STNCRVEYAER1ODERNARLA RDBSSMYTH RDMWARD AVEUBABERDARE RDTUJOHSTNCKWAY RDTGAVNARLA RDRED RDALFSTBROONIIIXXO23UNDERWOOD AVELEMNOS STMHALDANESEAALDERBURY STY STSELBPLEASE NOTE:The City does nothave any agreementswith tree loppers inrelation to greenwastecollections.BROOKDALEThe City provides two bulk rubbish collections per financialyear. This collection enables you to place hardwaste,greenwaste, mattresses, metal and e-waste on the vergefor collection.For all residential bulk verge collection enquires contactWest Tip on 9249 1100.
What Goes In Your Bulk Rubbish CollectionAll these items are recyclable:GreenwasteE-wasteHousehold ItemsMetalsMattressesPlease place your bulk waste into separate piles on yourverge as shown above.Did you know that more than 74% of all bulk verge wastefrom the City of Nedlands was recycled in 2020.WILL BE COLLECTEDWILL NOT BE COLLECTED9 Household furniture9 White goods and metalproducts includingdegassed fridges andfreezers, stoves, dryers, andwashing machines (doorsremoved or taped)9 E-waste such as televisionsand computers9 Prunings less than 1.5min length and 10cm indiameter with cut endstoward the street9 Small loose greenwasteplaced in the City’sreusable greenwaste bags9 Household electronic items9 Unwanted household items9 Mattresses9 Trampolines (dismantled)8 All glass and mirrorsincluding shower screens,windows, doors, glasstable tops8 Tree trunks, lawn sodsand soil8 Food waste8 Building materialsincluding rubble, bricks,paving, tiles, concrete,gravel, glass, hardiflexand supersix fencing8 Asbestos cement products8 Motor parts including tyres8 Gas cylinders8 Hazardous liquids includingpaints, oils and chemicals8 Solar panels8 Broken televisions screens8 Medical waste8 Non degassed fridges8 Car batteries8 Polystyrene balls(including bean bags)Bulk calendar
About Your Bulk CollectionPlace your materials out for collection as specified to ensurepublic safety and prevention of property damage. Bulk rubbish must not beplaced on verges morethan 7 days prior to yourcollection (penalties apply). Ensure your bulk collectionmaterials are no more than6m3 combined. Place your bulk rubbishon your verge before 6amon the Monday of yourcollection week. Check that pedestrians,cyclists and motoristsstill have clear visibility. Keep rubbish clear of thefootpath and place onlyon the verge adjacentto your property. The bulk rubbish is notto be placed on thereserves, vacant land,parks or median strips.Putting bulk waste outearly is a littering offence. Household items,greenwaste, metals,electronic waste (e-waste)and mattresses are to beplaced in separate piles. Bulk rubbish is collectedby machinery. Keeprubbish one metre clearof sprinklers, flower beds,water meters, power polesand street signs to avoidany damage during thecollection process.The city willonly collect 6m 3of combinedwaste fromthe verge.For bulk collection enquiries contact West Tip on 9249 1100
Additional ServicesTo help you to divert your waste from landfill, convenientservices are offered to all of our residents including freedelivery of an additional recycling bin and subsidisedsustainable options such as worm farms and compost bins.Worm FarmsCut rubbish in half byrecycling your food scraps.Start a worm farm!Compost BinsComposting your food waste and grass clippings is afantastic way to create a great fertilizer and reduce theamount of waste going into your rubbish bin and landfill.Bokashi BucketsCompost your household’s food waste at home ina convenient anaerobic system – the Bokashi bucket!Perfect for small households and those without largegardens, who would find a regular compost bin toolarge. Available from the City’s Administration centre.To order your subsidised worm farm, compost bin orBokashi Bucket, please contact the City on 9273 3500.Recycling StationsDrop off printer cartridges,batteries, old mobilephones and fluoro lightsat a recycling station.Locations: CouncilAdministration building,Mt Claremont Libraryand Nedlands Library.Additional Services
Other Places To Recycle ItemsREDcycle: Recycles plastic bags and otherscrunchable plastic food packaging. For moreinformation, visit redcycle.net.auREmida Perth: Recycle corks, CDs, stationery,e-waste, fabric, rope and tools. For more information,visit remidawa.comCould Someone Else Use That?Support a charity today. Free collection is available for somehousehold items in good condition that you no longer need.Please contact the following numbers for collection:Good Samaritan Industries1300 466 372Salvation Army13 72 58St Vincent de Paul6323 7520Para-Quad Industries9381 0195Anglicare6253 3535Disposal of Household Hazardous WasteHousehold hazardous waste (HHW) refers to the products usedin and around the home that are flammable, toxic, explosive orcorrosive. If not disposed of correctly, HHW can pose a threat tohuman health and the environment.The Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Program has eightmetropolitan permanent facilities where householders can dropoff unwanted household chemicals at no charge.Further information go to ld-hazardous-waste.
Tips ForReducing WasteghtPut the ritheinwaste.inbthgriTakehazardouswasrecov te to aery fafor sacfe dis ilityposal.Keep a box inyour kitchenjust forrecycling.Buy goodswith lesspackaging.Place‘No junk mail’on yourletterbox unchangedRake leavesonto flowerbedsto producemulch naturally.Recyclealuminium cans– 95% recoveredfor reuse.Compost aCompo t home.stireduce ng canwaste byaround24%.TodayYear 2030City of NedlandsCity of Nedlandsrecycling raterecycling ratecurrent52%target75%The WA average (metro) recycling rate is 37%**Source: WA Local Government Waste & Recycling CensusTips And Targets
What Happens To Your Recycling?Transport toa JourneyMade intonew products243The materialsare bundledThe sorting processbegins. All glass, plastic,metal and other recyclableitems are separated.City of Nedlands Administration Centre71 Stirling Hwy Nedlands WA 6009PO Box 9 Nedlands WA 6909T 9273 3500E d on recycled paper.
The bulk rubbish is not to be placed on the reserves, vacant land, parks or median strips. Putting bulk waste out early is a littering offence. Household items, greenwaste, metals, electronic waste (e-waste) and mattresses are to be placed in separate piles. Bulk rubbish is collected by machinery. Keep rubbish one metre clear
