s. 50BA (c) include a strategic analysis of existing infrastructure and services for waste management and resource recovery of materials and energy; (d) identify options for waste minimisation and resource recovery, waste collection and transport and waste disposal and provide a social and economic assessment of the options identified; (e) identify programs for infrastructure and services development to ensure that projected needs for waste management, resource recovery and resource efficiency can be met; (f) specify measures for litter prevention and control within metropolitan . (3) Part 1—The Metropolitan Plan must not be inconsistent with the solid industrial waste management plan. (4) The person or body nominated under section 50B(5) to prepare Part 1—The Metropolitan Plan must— (a) consult with the Metropolitan Waste Management Group, metropolitan councils, industry and other relevant stakeholders; and (b) advertise in a newspaper circulating generally throughout metropolitan that a draft Metropolitan Plan has been prepared; and (c) include in the advertisement— (i) an outline of the draft Metropolitan Plan; and (ii) advice as to where a copy of the draft Metropolitan Plan can be obtained or examined; and
(c) include a strategic analysis of existing infrastructure and services for waste management and resource recovery of materials and energy; (d) identify options for waste minimisation and resource recovery, waste collection and transport and waste disposal and provide a social and economic assessment of the options identified; (e) identify programs for infrastructure and services development to ensure that projected needs for waste management, resource recovery and resource efficiency can be met; (f) specify measures for litter prevention and control within metropolitan . (3) Part 1—The Metropolitan Plan must not be inconsistent with the solid industrial waste management plan. (4) The person or body nominated under section 50B(5) to prepare Part 1—The Metropolitan Plan must— s. 50BA (a) consult with the Metropolitan Waste Management Group, metropolitan councils, industry and other relevant stakeholders; and (b) advertise in a newspaper circulating generally throughout metropolitan that a draft Metropolitan Plan has been prepared; and (c) include in the advertisement— (i) an outline of the draft Metropolitan Plan; and (ii) advice as to where a copy of the draft Metropolitan Plan can be obtained or examined; and
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