A Waste Management Site Plan must be submitted with all developments involving demolition, earthworks or construction. The Waste Management Site Plan must show the locations of waste storage, demolition site access, sorting areas, skip bins required and other details for how waste on the site will be managed during the demolition and construction phases.
PLEP 2014
In addition, all relevant plans submitted with the application (e.g.: floor plans, sections and site plans) must show details to identify location of waste storage areas (garbage and recycling), location of collection area, number of bins and hours of collection.
WLEP 2011
In addition, all relevant plans submitted with the application (e.g.: floor plans, sections and site plans) must show details to identify location of waste storage areas (garbage and recycling), location of collection area, number of bins and hours of collection.
MLEP 2013
In relation to dwelling houses, the site plan and floor plan layout of the proposed development must provide for the ongoing management of waste for occupants of the development as follows:
If a development is to include a mix of residential and commercial activities, separate collection arrangements must be provided. In relation to all other residential accommodation involving more than 1 dwelling, the proposed development must provide for the ongoing management of waste for occupants of the development as follows:
If a communal facility is proposed, the area(s) must:
The location and design of the waste storage area must complement the streetscape and must not impact on the amenity of adjoining properties (visual, noise, and odour).