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| There are [[https:// | There are [[https:// | ||
| - | The Council organises weekly [[https:// | + | The Council organises weekly [[https:// |
| There are also alternative methods for disposal or donation of items. | There are also alternative methods for disposal or donation of items. | ||
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| Some important basics on the property: | Some important basics on the property: | ||
| - | * **//If there’s a bin for it, use it!//** Don’t place loose/ | + | * **//If there’s a bin for it, use it!//** Don’t place loose/ |
| - | * Food-contaminated items **//should not//** be placed in the yellow-lidded bins. | + | * **Note:** If the lidded bins are full, there are several small round unlidded bins for green waste in the bin area, and a small red-lidded bin and three large yellow-lidded bins under the building – please only use them for their stated purposes. |
| + | * Please break down/fold cardboard containers/ | ||
| + | * Food-contaminated items **//should not//** be placed in the yellow-lidded bins (this includes unrinsed disposable coffee cups and food tins). | ||
| * Soft plastics **//should not//** be placed in the yellow- or green-lidded bins (including to bag recyclable items or leaf litter) | * Soft plastics **//should not//** be placed in the yellow- or green-lidded bins (including to bag recyclable items or leaf litter) | ||
| * Bulky non-perishable items should, where practicable, | * Bulky non-perishable items should, where practicable, | ||
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| * Most modern light globes (compact fluorescent and LED) and batteries (both rechargeable and non-) //**should not**// be disposed of in the red-lidded bin. E-waste recyclers or the Community Recycling Centre can help you dispose of these. | * Most modern light globes (compact fluorescent and LED) and batteries (both rechargeable and non-) //**should not**// be disposed of in the red-lidded bin. E-waste recyclers or the Community Recycling Centre can help you dispose of these. | ||
| - | A summary of the most common types of waste is below. Please refer to the links above for more comprehensive information (for example, | + | A summary of the most common types of waste is below. Please refer to the links above for more comprehensive information (for example, |
| - | ^ Type of waste ^ Red Bin ^ Yellow Bin ^ Green Bin ^ Household waste ^ Community Recycling Centre | + | ^ Type of waste ^ Red Bin ^ Yellow Bin ^ Green Bin ^ Household waste ^ Community Recycling Centre |
| | Perishable waste | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✘ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | | | Perishable waste | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✘ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | | ||
| | Soft plastics | | Soft plastics | ||
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