What a Waste Management Plan Covers
Depending on the project, a Waste Management Plan may address:
estimated waste and recycling generation
required bin numbers, types and capacities
bin storage room or storage area requirements
internal transfer of bins
collection frequency
collection vehicle access and manoeuvring
bin presentation and collection arrangements
bulky waste and hard waste storage, where relevant
commercial waste streams
separation of waste and recycling streams
relevant council or authority requirements
The level of detail is tailored to the scale and operation of the development.
Planning and Authority Requirements
A Waste Management Plan may be required as part of a planning or development application, in response to council requirements, or where waste collection and servicing arrangements need to be demonstrated.
Requirements vary between jurisdictions and councils. The appropriate scope can be confirmed following review of the development plans and any relevant authority guidance or correspondence.
Development Types
Waste Management Plans can be prepared for a range of projects, including:
apartment and townhouse developments
mixed-use developments
offices and commercial premises
retail and hospitality uses
industrial and warehouse developments
medical and health facilities
childcare and education facilities
other developments requiring documented waste storage and collection arrangements
Related Services
Where relevant, a Waste Management Plan can be supported by:
swept path analysis for waste collection vehicles
access and loading area reviews
car park and circulation assessments
Traffic Impact Assessments
responses to council or waste authority comments
Request a Fee Proposal
Send your development plans and any council correspondence. We’ll confirm the scope, fee and expected delivery date, usually the same business day.
usually returned the same business day
Prefer email? Send your plans and council correspondence directly to info@mobiqtransport.com.au