When

Monday, August 11 - Friday, August 15    
12:00 am - 6:00 pm

Where

Scotland Island
Richard Rd, Scotland Island, New South Wales, 2105

Event Type

The main points you need to know:

  • collection is from the roadside only; do not place materials at public or private wharves or jetties
  • up to 3 cubic metres per household
  • make sure nails are not protruding from material
  • remove doors from items such as fridges and furniture
  • put whitegoods and metals in a separate pile

 

ACCEPTABLE ITEMS

  • Maximum 3 cubic metres, similar to a small box trailer
  • Furniture
  • Mattresses and bed bases
  • Non-recyclable household items
  • Up to 12 fence palings
  • Up to 2 unbranded pallets
  • Rolled and tied up carpets up to 1.8m long (max 3 rolls)
  • Empty hot water systems
  • Electric lawn mowers – remove any battery
  • Whitegoods – with doors removed
  • Up to three sheets of metal roofing – maximum size 1m x 1.5m
  • Metal
  • Empty beanbags. Put the polystyrene beads in a strong plastic bag, expel the air, seal and place in the red lidded bin
  • Small items (must be larger than a toaster) should be placed out in unwanted bins/crates/boxes or neatly stacked for collection. Crates/tubs placed out cannot be returned.

 

UNACCEPTABLE ITEMS

  • Items over 1.8m long
  • Heavy items that can’t be safely moved by two people
  • Liquid or business waste
  • E-waste, specifically TVs, computers
  • Car parts, tyres, oils
  • Sheet glass, mirrors, windows, glass tables
  • Building material, including insulation, brick, rubble, asbestos
  • Fixtures and fittings including kitchen/laundry cabinets, bathroom vanities, baths, toilets
  • Hazardous waste, including smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, gas bottles, chemicals, paint, car batteries
  • Lawn mowers, even if they are drained of fuel/oil. The vapours can cause a fire in the trucks. Metal lawn mowers are accepted at Kimbriki, no charge.
  • Oil heaters – due to the potential of oil being present and leaking when compacted which could cause a fire or end up on the road. Oil heaters (no need to drain) can be taken to a Chemical CleanOut event(Opens in a new window) or Kimbriki (no charge-accepted as metal recycling).
  • Vegetation, recyclable material, household garbage
  • Polystyrene beads, put these in a strong plastic bag, expel the air and seal.  Place the bag in the red lidded bin
  • Small items like knives, forks and spoons. (Nothing smaller than a toaster)

The waste collection team will greatly appreciate your co-operation.

For further information from council, please visit this page.