Has the same meaning as in the dictionary for the Local Government Public place Act 1993. of the following: ‘Public Place’ means one a public reserve, public bathing reserve, public baths or public swimming pool a public road, public bridge, public wharf or public road-ferry a Crown reserve comprising land reserved for future public requirements public land or Crown land that is not: (i) a Crown reserve (other than a Crown reserve that is a Public Place because of paragraph (a), (b) or (c)), or (ii) a common, or (iii) land subject to the Trustees of Schools of Arts Enabling Act 1902, or (iv) land that has been sold or leased or lawfully contracted to be sold or leased, or land declared by the regulations to be a Public Place. Burwood Council The Council All refuse other than trade waste and effluent, defined as in the ‘Waste’ Waste Local Government Act 1993. It also includes any other substance defined as waste under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997. A substance that is not precluded from being waste merely because it can be refined or recycled. Section 1 Domestic Waste Collection Services – This section applies to residential premises in the Council local government area. It covers the waste and recycling services which the Council provides. The responsibilities for providing domestic waste collection services Council’s The Council aims to provide residents with a domestic waste service which is high quality, customer-focused and excellent value for money. Waste services are provided to single dwellings (houses) and multi-unit dwellings (apartments). Below is a summary of the services that the Council provides. For more information on these services, see www.Burwood.nsw.gov.au/live/waste-and-recycling or call the Customer Service Centre on 9911 9911. Council’s Domestic waste collection - houses Household garbage is collected once a week from all houses in the Council area. A recycling and garden organics collection service is provided to all residences on an alternating fortnightly cycle. All residences are provided with 2 annual Clean-up services per year for bulky household items. One clean-up is a scheduled area Clean-up and residents can telephone for an on call Clean-up booking through the Customer Service Centre. Council’s Domestic waste collection - apartments Most apartments in the Council have a shared waste service with communal garbage and recycling bins. However, some apartments have their own individual bins that typically receive the same
Public place Has the same meaning as in the dictionary for the Local Government Act 1993. ‘Public Place’ means one of the following: a public reserve, public bathing reserve, public baths or public swimming pool a public road, public bridge, public wharf or public road-ferry a Crown reserve comprising land reserved for future public requirements public land or Crown land that is not: (i) a Crown reserve (other than a Crown reserve that is a Public Place because of paragraph (a), (b) or (c)), or (ii) a common, or (iii) land subject to the Trustees of Schools of Arts Enabling Act 1902, or (iv) land that has been sold or leased or lawfully contracted to be sold or leased, or land declared by the regulations to be a Public Place. The Council Burwood Council Waste All refuse other than trade waste and effluent, defined as ‘Waste’ in the Local Government Act 1993. It also includes any other substance defined as waste under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997. A substance that is not precluded from being waste merely because it can be refined or recycled. Section 1 – Domestic Waste Collection Services This section applies to residential premises in the Council local government area. It covers the waste and recycling services which the Council provides. The Council’s responsibilities for providing domestic waste collection services The Council aims to provide residents with a domestic waste service which is high quality, customer-focused and excellent value for money. Waste services are provided to single dwellings (houses) and multi-unit dwellings (apartments). Below is a summary of the services that the Council provides. For more information on these services, see www.Burwood.nsw.gov.au/live/waste-and-recycling or call the Council’s Customer Service Centre on 9911 9911. Domestic waste collection - houses Household garbage is collected once a week from all houses in the Council area. A recycling and garden organics collection service is provided to all residences on an alternating fortnightly cycle. All residences are provided with 2 annual Clean-up services per year for bulky household items. One clean-up is a scheduled area Clean-up and residents can telephone for an on call Clean-up booking through the Council’s Customer Service Centre. Domestic waste collection - apartments Most apartments in the Council have a shared waste service with communal garbage and recycling bins. However, some apartments have their own individual bins that typically receive the same