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For more information, email melinfo@melville.wa.gov.au or call 1300 635 845 | 9364 0666

WASTE & RECYCLING CALENDAR2020-2021 Collection & Drop Off Information

I’m a valuable resource – keep me on your fridge!Please recycle me after use

Find out when your next verge collection starts, which bins go out and when in this calendar or by entering

your address online at www.melvillecity.com.au/waste

TEAR ALONG HERE

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COMPOSTABLE LINER TOKEN

COMPOSTABLE LINER TOKEN

COMPOSTABLE LINER TOKEN

Compostable Liners

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For liner collection locations, visit

Redeem this token for one pack of compostable liners

TEAR ALONG HERE TOKEN EXPIRES 30 JUNE 2021

No. Food scraps can go straight into your kitchen caddy or FOGO bin. You can rinse the kitchen caddy out after washing up the dishes or wrap food scraps in newspaper which is totally acceptable as well.

You can even make an origami liner which would be a great project for the kids! For instructions on alternative options and more information on compostable liners, visit www.melvillecity.com.au/kitchencaddy

No. The compostable liners are designed for your kitchen caddy and for food scraps only. Pet poo and kitty litter can go straight into your FOGO bin or you can buy compostable pet poo bags from:

• Woolworths, Coles, Bunnings and Petbarn or check your local pet store; or

• Order online from Compost-A-Pak, Cardia Bioproducts or Biobag World as examples

Do I have to use compostable liners?

Can I use my compostable liners for dog and cat poo?

Alternatively, you can set up a pet poo composter at home such as the EnsoPet or Bokashi systems.

Redeem this token for one pack of compostable liners

TOKEN EXPIRES 30 JUNE 2021

Redeem this token for one pack of compostable liners

TOKEN EXPIRES 30 JUNE 2021

www.melvillecity.com.au/kitchencaddy

For liner collection locations, visitwww.melvillecity.com.au/kitchencaddy

For liner collection locations, visitwww.melvillecity.com.au/kitchencaddy

Compostable Liner & Token Information

COMPOSTABLE LINER & TOKEN INFORMATION

Why use a token system and how does it work?A token system was introduced to ensure we can maintain supply and equitable distribution of liners to all residents.

Each token can be exchanged for one pack of 75 liners from either the City of Melville Civic Centre, Operations Centre, Blue Gum Community Centre or from any of the City libraries.

Why can I only use one token per visit?We are unable to store the volume of liners required to meet this extra demand as the liners have a limited shelf life so they cannot be stored for long periods. Please store your liners in a cool dry spot away from heat and sunlight so they will last longer.

How many compostable liners should I be using in a week?Three liners per week is the ideal usage which equates to one pack of 75 liners lasting six months until you need to redeem your next token. Three packs of 75 liners are more than a year’s supply so once your allocation of liners runs out, you will need to purchase your own.

Where can I buy my own compostable liners?Liners can be purchased from:

• Woolworths, Coles, FoodWorks or Bunnings

Or ordered online from:

• Cardia Bioproducts www.cardiabioproducts.com

• Compost-A-Pak www.compostapak.com.au

• BioBag World www.biobagworld.com.au

Always use compostable liners as they 100% breakdown leaving no waste and are made from renewable resources. Biodegradable and plastic bags breakdown into micro plastics which are harmful to all living things, pollute the environment and contaminate the FOGO compost.

To make sure you get the right ones, just look for these two logos below and for the certified Australian Standard numbers on them: AS4736 & AS5810

For more information visit www.melvillecity.com.au/kitchencaddy

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• Ensure your bins are placed out by 6.00am on collection day• Your FOGO bin is collected weekly• Your Recycling and General Waste bins are collected on

alternate fortnights• Do not overfill your bins and ensure lids are firmly closed so

items do not spill out• Do not place recycling in bags, place your recycling loosely into

the bin with all lids removed• Please don’t contaminate your bins. If you are having capacity

issues, please contact the City to discuss available options.

Residential Bin Collection Map – Area A

To find out which bin goes out when, visit www.melvillecity.com.au/waste and enter your address.

Residential Collection Calendar – Area A

BIN COLLECTION MAP & CALENDAR – AREA A

There are NO collections on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.

Collections falling on those days will be collected the NEXT day.

Bin collection days: Recycling bin General Waste bin Your FOGO bin is collected weekly

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For ALL other public holidays, there are no changes to your collection days.

No collections on these daysFriday

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1 January

Friday’s bins will be collected on:Saturday

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• Ensure your bins are placed out by 6.00am on collection day• Your FOGO bin is collected weekly• Your Recycling and General Waste bins are collected on

alternate fortnights• Do not overfill your bins and ensure lids are firmly closed so

items do not spill out• Do not place recycling in bags, place your recycling loosely into

the bin with all lids removed• Please don’t contaminate your bins. If you are having capacity

issues, please contact the City to discuss available options.

Residential Bin Collection Map – Area B

To find out which bin goes out when, visit www.melvillecity.com.au/waste and enter your address.

Residential Collection Calendar – Area B

Bin collection days: Recycling bin General Waste bin Your FOGO bin is collected weekly

JULY 2020M T W T F S S

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MAY 2021M T W T F S S

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BIN COLLECTION MAP & CALENDAR – AREA B

For ALL other public holidays, there are no changes to your collection days.

No collections on these daysFriday

25 DecemberFriday

1 January

Friday’s bins will be collected on:Saturday

26 DecemberSaturday 2 January

There are NO collections on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.

Collections falling on those days will be collected the NEXT day.

Which Bin Do I Put It In?

Once the caddy is full, remove the liner and place into your FOGO bin

Place the following items into your kitchen caddy:

Fruit and vegetables

Meat, bones and seafood

Your FOGO Bin is for Food Organics and Garden Organics only, including:

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Always use compostable liners and not biodegradable or plastic bags. You can even use newspaper to line the caddy or place food scraps straight into your caddy or FOGO bin

4Raw and cooked leftover food

4Fruit and vegetables

4Meat, bones and seafood

4Bread, cereal, pasta and grains

4Used paper towel, napkins, shredded paper and tissues

4Food soiled paper and cardboard (fish & chip wrapping, pizza boxes etc.)

4Tea bags and coffee grounds

4Grass clippings and small prunings

Collected Weekly

Please do not use plastic bags as this will contaminate your FOGO bin

If it didn’t live or grow, it isn’t FOGO

✘ NO glass

✘ NO plastics or plastic bags

✘ NO coffee pods

✘ NO toiletry items (razors, toothpaste tubes etc.)

WHICH BIN DO I PUT IT IN?

Collected Fortnightly

Collected Fortnightly

Your Recycling Bin is for:

4Plastic bottles and containers

4Glass bottles and jars

4Steel and aluminium cans

4Clean paper and cardboard

✘ NO aerosols

✘ NO batteries or E-Waste

✘ NO meat trays

✘ NO nappies

✘ NO recycling in bags

✘ NO soft plastics

Your General Waste Bin is for all general rubbish items, such as:

4Meat trays 4Nappies and hygiene products 4Polystyrene 4Soft plastics and packaging (or, can be taken to REDcycle) 4Tetra Paks (long life milk containers etc.)

✘ NO food organics or garden organics

✘ NO batteries or E-Waste ✘ NO clean recycling

Some items shouldn’t be placed into any bins because they can be harmful and dangerous. For more information about what to do with those materials, refer to the E-Waste, HHW & Other Disposal Information page on this calendar, visit recycleright.wa.gov.au or download the free Recycle Right app from the App Store or Google Play

360L recycling bins available on request

Please ensure all recycling is clean, dry, empty with all lids removed and placed loosely into the bin and not in bags

PLEASE PUT IT IN THE RIGHT BIN OR DISPOSE OF IT CORRECTLY!Yellow-lidded recycling bin items: Clean, with lids removed and placed loosely in the bin and not in bags

Lime green-lidded FOGO bin items: Food and garden organics, shredded paper and food soiled paper and cardboard

Red-lidded general waste bin items: Nappies, polystyrene, soft plastics, coffee pods and meat trays

Drop off & other disposable items: Household Hazardous Waste (HHW), construction & demolition (C&D) and asbestos

Operations Centre Recycling Drop Off Day: E-Waste, recycling, all batteries, aerosols and waste oil. Recycling Stations drop off: Household batteries, printer cartridges, mobile phones and light globes & tubes. Other options

Bulk waste verge collection service items: Separate your mattresses, fridges, E-Waste and metals from general junk

Garden organics verge collection items: Garden organics too big for your FOGO bin

Soft plastics recycling drop off items: Soft plastics for recycling at REDcycle or place in your general waste bin

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A – Z Reference GuideFor a more comprehensive list and tips on how to reduce your waste and live more sustainably, visit recycleright.wa.gov.au or download the free Recycle Right app

A4 Acids (HHW)

Aerosol cans (HHW)

1 Aluminium cans

2 Animal droppings

4 Asbestos

B3 Band aids

Batteries (HHW)

Biscuit packets

5 Books

2 Bones & shells

Bread bags (plastic)

4 Bricks

CCardboard (flattened)

4 Cleaners (HHW)

3 Clothing/shoes (ruined)

5 Clothing/shoes (good condition)

2 Coffee grounds

Coffee pods

Computer components/accessories/E-Waste

3 Long-life cartons (Tetra Paks)

M1 Magazines

3 Meat trays (all)

4 Medicines

1 Milk bottles & cartons

Mobile phones

Motor oil

N3 Nappies

4 Needles

1 Newspapers (clean)2 Newspapers (soiled)

P4 Paint tins (empty or full)

4 Paint (HHW)

1 Paper (not shredded)

2 Paper (shredded)

2 Paper towels & napkins (used)

1 Paper towel rolls

2 Peels (citrus & fruit)

A – Z REFERENCE GUIDE

4 Petrol & flammable liquids (HHW)

1 Pizza boxes (clean)

2 Pizza boxes (soiled/oily)

Plastic bags (empty)

Plastic bottle lids

1 Plastic bottles & containers

4 Poison (liquid/solid) (HHW)

Polystyrene

Potato chip packets

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3 Razors

3 Rope

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3 Sanitary products

2 Seafood

1 Steel cans (rinsed)

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1 Take-away food containers (clean & empty)

3 Take-away food containers (dirty or unrinsed)

2 Tea bags

6 Timber

4 Timber – treated

2 Tissues (used)

3 Toothbrushes

3 Toothpaste tubes

4 Tyres & car parts

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3 Vacuum cleaner dust

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2 Weeds

6 Whitegoods

2 Wood (garden pruning)

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1 Yoghurt containers (rinsed)

2 Cooking fat

2 Compostable liners

4 Concrete (C&D)

3 Cotton wool

3 Cutlery (plastic)

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2 Dairy products

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1 Egg cartons

Electrical appliances

1 Envelopes

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4 Fertiliser (HHW)

2 Flowers

2 Food & vegetable scraps

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2 Garden organics (small prunings & plants)

7 Garden organics (large logs etc.)

Gas cylinders (HHW)

1 Glass bottles & jars (rinsed)

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3 Hose (garden hose)

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1 Ice cream containers (cardboard & plastic)

4 Insecticides (HHW)

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1 Jars & jar lids

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2 Kitty litter

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2 Lawn clippings

Light bulbs/fluorescent tubes (HHW)

Lolly bags & wrappers

ASBESTOS, CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION (C&D): Can be disposed of for a fee at:City of Cockburn – Henderson Waste Recovery Park920 Rockingham Road, Henderson – 9411 3444

HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE (HHW):HHW can be recycled or disposed of for free through the WA Waste Authority HHW Program.The closest locations listed below all accept domestic quantities of HHW – no more than 20kgs/litres.City of Fremantle Recycling CentreOpposite the golf course on Montreal Street, Fremantle– 1300 693 736 City of Canning Transfer Station Lot 502 Ranford Road, Canning Vale – 9231 0716Henderson Waste Recovery Park 920 Rockingham Road, Henderson – 9411 3444For a list of all HHW drop off locations and items accepted, Please visit www.wastenet.net.au/hhw

PAINT: Unwanted paint can now be disposed of through Paintback, an independent not-for-profit organisation. For drop off locations visit www.paintback.com.au or contact 1300 390 380.

AEROSOL CANS: Aerosols are classed as HHW and must not go into any of your three bins. They can be dropped for free at any of the HHW drop off locations. For more information on drop off days, visit www.melvillecity.com.au/hhw

TEXTILES (CLOTHING, RUGS, SHEETS ETC.): Charity shops, retailer recycling programs and dog/cat refuges are just some of the places textiles can be dropped off for recycling. For more information visit recycleright.wa.gov.au/a-z

CONTAINER DEPOSIT SCHEME (CDS): On 1 October 2020, the Containers for Change will launch in Western Australia! Containers for Change is our new state-wide container deposit scheme that lets you cash in eligible containers for 10-cents each.The scheme provides an exciting fundraising opportunity for schools, local sports clubs, community groups and charities. You even have the option to donate your 10-cent refund to a community group, charity or school of your choice. You can cash in on the 1.3 billion eligible drink containers WA use each year which is enough drink containers to line a path from Perth to Broome.For more information, please visit www.containersforchange.com.au/wa

E-Waste, HHW And Other Disposal Info

Alternative Recycling Options

E-WASTE, HHW & OTHER INFO OTHER OPTIONS

RESIDENTIAL E-WASTE AND RECYCLING DROP OFF DAYS: Melville residents can drop off their electronic goods and bulk recyclable items at any one of the drop off days. Please visit www.melvillecity.com.au/waste for drop off dates.

Items Accepted:

Items Not Accepted:

Please ensure you bring proof of residence within the City of Melville.

RECYCLING HUBS:The below items cannot go into any of your kerbside bins. However, they can be dropped off for recycling at any of the Recycling Hubs located at Blue Gum Community Centre, Willagee Community Centre and the AH Bracks Library + Creative Space. More locations will be announced soon.Items Accepted:

4 Household batteries 4 Printer cartridges 4 Mobile phones and chargers 4 Household light globes and fluorescent tubes

SOFT PLASTICS:Biscuit and lolly packets, bread bags and cling wrap cannot go in your yellow-lidded recycling bin but they can still be recycled via the many REDcycle collection points at Woolworths and Coles. Please visit www.redcycle.net.au for more information.

COFFEE PODS & CAPSULES: Coffee pods cannot currently go into your recycling or FOGO bins. For drop off locations to recycle them, please visit www.recyclingnearyou.com.au/coffee-capsules/ or www.dolce-gusto.com.au/capsule-recycling/ or place them into your red-lidded general waste bin.

MEDICINES & NEEDLES:For medicine disposal locations, visit www.recyclingnearyou.com.au/ or place old medicine into your red-lidded general waste bin.

Needles cannot go into any of your bins. For disposal options, please visit www.healthywa.wa.gov.au

TERRACYCLETerracycle run free and paid recycling programs for various types of difficult-to-recycle packaging and other products. Please visit www.terracyclemap.com for locations.

4 E-Waste (computers, printers, TV’s, mobile phones and other electrical devices)

4 Cardboard 4 Paper 4 Bottles 4 Plastic containers 4 Steel and aluminium cans

✘ General waste ✘ Non-recyclable items

✘ Recycling from commercial properties ✘ Household Hazardous Waste

4 Polystyrene 4 Car and boat batteries 4 Household batteries 4 Gas bottles 4 Empty aerosols and

spray cans 4 Waste motor oil (max

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Area

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Garden Organics

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Metals 2021

1 7 September 28 December 22 March 14 June 6 September

2 14 September 4 January 29 March 21 June 13 September

3 21 September 11 January 5 April 28 June 20 September

4 28 September 18 January 12 April 5 July 27 September

5 12 October 25 January 19 April 12 July 11 October

6 19 October 1 February 26 April 19 July 18 October

7 26 October 8 February 3 May 26 July 25 October

8 2 November 15 February 10 May 2 August 1 November

9 16 November 22 February 17 May 9 August 15 November

10 23 November 1 March 24 May 16 August 22 November

11 30 November 8 March 31 May 23 August 29 November

12 7 December 15 March 7 June 30 August 6 December

Place your waste onto your verge by 6.00am, including public holidays.

Do not place waste onto your verge more than 7 days prior to your scheduled collection date.

For more information on verge collections please visit www.melvillecity.com.au/waste and enter your address.

Garden Organics & Bulk Waste Collection

Garden Organics Verge Collections 4 Garden organics only 4 Ensure the pile is no bigger than two 6’ x 4’ trailer loads or two cubic

metres 4 Prunings can be up to 1.5 metres in length and up to 0.35 metres in

diameter 4 Allow seven working days for collection

What Will Not Be Collected: ✘ Additional garden organics in excess of two 6’ x 4’ trailer loads or two cubic metres

✘ Garden organics in bags or boxes or contaminated with wire & lattice ✘ Prunings more than 1.5 metres in length or more than 0.35 metres in diameter

✘ Sand, dug out lawn or soil material ✘ Leaves, lawn clippings, weeds and root materials (place in your FOGO bin which is collected weekly)

✘ General waste, metal, wood pallets, treated timber, bulk waste or whitegoods

✘ Mixed piles containing bulk waste and garden organics ✘ Commercial waste or waste placed on commercial property verges

Bulk Waste and Whitegoods Verge Collections 4 Ensure your bulk waste is no bigger than two 6’ x 4’ trailer loads or

two cubic metres 4 We will collect whitegoods, stoves, furniture, other household items

and timber products up to 1.5 metres in length 4 Place your bulk waste in a separate pile away from your E-Waste,

mattresses, whitegoods and metals so these items can be collected and recycled

4 Detach all doors from fridges and freezers 4 Allow seven working days for collection

What Will Not Be Collected: ✘ Any waste in excess of two 6’ x 4’ trailer loads or two cubic metres and more than 1.5 metres in length

✘ All glass including mirrors, glass tables, shower screens and plate glass ✘ Paints and oils ✘ Gas bottles, diving cylinders and fire extinguishers ✘ Batteries ✘ Building and renovation materials: bricks, sand, cement, insulation, concrete products, asbestos, HardieFlex and Super Six fencing

✘ Bean bags and polystyrene balls ✘ Garden sheds, couches and furniture exceeding the 1.5 metres in length ✘ Wooden pallets ✘ Tyres, car bodies and parts ✘ Garden organics, stumps or palm logs ✘ Commercial waste or waste placed on commercial properties

GARDEN ORGANICS & BULK WASTE COLLECTION

General Verge Collection InstructionsPlease follow the instructions below:• Verge waste items must be placed neatly on the verge no more than

one week before your scheduled collection dates• Waste will not be collected if it doesn’t conform or is placed out late. It

then becomes the responsibility of the resident for removal• For the safety of all parties and to avoid damage to property, please

do not place next to trees, power poles, green power domes, water meters, reticulation, walls, street signs, vehicles or any other objects

• Please do not obstruct any footpaths, your normal bin services or the line of sight of pedestrians and road users

• Verge waste is not to be placed on vacant properties or public reserves

To recycle this item, first remove the magnet and place it in the red-lidded general waste

bin before placing the calendar in your yellow-lidded recycling bin.

For all your waste services related queries, please contact the City of Melville via:Email: melinfo@melville.wa.gov.au

Online: www.melvillecity.com.au/waste Telephone: 1300 635 845 I 9364 0666

Recycle Rightrecycleright.wa.gov.au

Email: info@recycleright.wa.gov.au

Which bin do I put it in?Visit recycleright.wa.gov.au, or download the

free Recycle Right app from your app store.

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