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‘WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN’
For:
48 – 52 Edward Street, Riverstone NSW
CLIENT: Ivan Schvetz
REFERENCE: 18-5688-A-1
DATE: 8 February 2018
LIMITATIONS STATEMENT
EnviroTech Pty. Ltd. has undertaken the following report in accordance with the scope of works set out between
EnviroTech Pty. Ltd. and the client. EnviroTech Pty. Ltd. derived the data in this report primarily from the site and
soil assessment conducted on the date of site inspection. The impacts of future events may require future
investigation of the site and subsequent data analysis, together with a re-evaluation of the conclusions and
recommendations of this report.
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responsibility whatsoever for or in respect to any use or reliance upon this report by any third party.
AUTHOR TECHNICAL REVIEWER
Jack Braithwaite
Environmental Scientist
B.Sc (BIO) (Hons.)
Simon Doberer
Environmental Scientist/Operations Manager
B.Sc (ENV)
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Document Management
Version Date Author Reviewed Author
A 02/02/18 JB 09/03/2018 SD
TABLE OF CONTENTS
APPLICANT DETAILS .......................................................................................................... 5
OUTLINE OF THE PROPOSAL .............................................................................................. 5
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................... 6
Key objectives of the Waste Management Plan ............................................................. 6
SECTION 1: DEMOLITION & SITE CLEARING ...................................................... 9
SECTION 2: CONSTRUCTION ................................................................................... 11
SECTION 3: ON-GOING USE OF A PREMISE ......................................................... 13
Expected Waste Streams ............................................................................................... 13
Waste Generation Estimates ......................................................................................... 14
Waste Storage Calculations .......................................................................................... 14
SECTION 4: WASTE COLLECTION AND MANAGEMENT ................................. 15
Collection Management Procedure ............................................................................... 15
Storage room and collection equipment ....................................................................... 17
Preparation & Procedures prior to Council Waste Collection ...................................... 18
Contracts and Purchasing .............................................................................................. 18
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Appendix 1: Example MGB Colour Delineation & Sizing
APPLICANT DETAILS
Name: Abode Designs
Contact: Ivan Schvetz (Abode Designs)
Phone Number: 0419 405 006
Email address: [email protected]
OUTLINE OF THE PROPOSAL
Address: 48-52 Edward Street, Riverstone NSW
Council: Blacktown City
Proposed Development: Proposed Rock Crushing Facility
Buildings and other structures
currently on the site: Existing 3 walled brick structure with no roof
INTRODUCTION
This Waste Management Plan (WMP) has been prepared on behalf of Abode Designs to
accompany the Development Application for the 48-52 Edward Street, Riverstone NSW. The
plan shall estimate quantities of waste materials generated from the demolition, construction
and operational phases of the development.
The proposed development is for a rock crushing facility. The facility will house a small office
area while the majority of the site will be floor space for the storage of Virgin Excavated Natural
Material, the crusher, and the crushed VENM which will become road base.
Key objectives of the Waste Management Plan
The overarching principles of this waste management plan shall be in accordance with the 5-
step hierarchy of waste management:
Management Plan aims & objectives:
1. Minimise the amount of waste generated as part of this project;
2. Maximise the amount of material which is sent for reuse, recycling or reprocessing; and
3. Minimise the amount of material sent to landfill.
4. Maintain Compliance with the relevant council policies
Consideration has been given to the following waste management elements:
Prioritise waste avoidance: Determine and implement ways to avoid the generating waste is
considered as a top priority
On site: The site has been developed to ensure the preferred waste management system will
work onsite, including bin placement and access;
Waste streams: The waste streams that are likely to be generated and estimates of the
approximate volumes of various waste materials and storage space required has been
identified;
Services: An appropriately qualified waste management contractor who will provide services
for the waste streams generated and data on waste/recycling generation will be engaged to
manage waste on site;
Allocate roles and responsibilities: Those involved in the construction will be made aware of
their responsibilities in relation to the waste management plan at all phases to ensure it is
being followed;
Monitor: Waste generation will be monitored at all phases of development and through on-
going use to collect data relevant for evaluation
Evaluate: An evaluation of waste estimates in the plan against the actual data for waste
generated will occur on a regular basis to ensure waste is being dealt with in a sustainable
manner.
Waste Provisions
This development shall achieve the objectives set by Blacktown City council DCP 2015.
Information regarding the following is provided:
1). The suggested location of a communal waste/recycling storage room capable of storing
the required footprint of bins for the design waste volume.
2). An identified collection point adjacent to the local road with street access for council
pick-up. The proposed area is greater than 3m x 0.9m x 3.9m high.
3). The proposed method of transportation of bins from storage to collection is via
caretaker/occupant wheeling the bins to curb-side.
SECTION 1: DEMOLITION & SITE CLEARING
A). Waste Management procedures are identified from the very preliminary stages to
maximize waste minimization and management potential benefits.
B). The demolition and site clearing phase shall consist of demolition of the existing
open 3 walled brick structure.
Conditions of waste management
Tipping Receipts – Tipping receipts for all materials disposed of must be kept and provided to
council as requested
Removal of waste off site – When it is required that fill/rubbish/asbestos be removed from site
the materials will be required to be classified as per NSW EPA Waste Classification Guidelines
(2008)
*Please see attached site plan detailing on-site storage areas/containers and vehicular access.
Table 1. – Phase 1: DEMOLITION & SITE CLEARING
Materials Destination
Re-use and Recycling Disposal
Material
Estimated
Volume
(m3)
ON-SITE
Specify Proposed Re-
Use or On-Site
Recycling
OFF-SITE
Specify Contractor
and
Recycling Outlet
Specify Contractor
and
Landfill Site
Excavation
Material 0
Excavated soil to be
re-used on site for
levelling purposes
N/A
Green
Waste 5
Trees and other
vegetation cleared
are to be mulched
on‐site and reused
on‐site for
landscaping /
composting purposes
Any green waste
can be recycled at
an
organic resource
recovery facility.
SUEZ
Seven Hills Organic
Resource Recovery
Facility,
29 Powers Road,
Seven Hills NSW 1300 651 116
N/A
All Structural
Materials 2
Reuse on site for fill
purposes N/A
Any waste that will not be
reused can be disposed of
at Blacktown Waste
Services
25 Harris Avenue, Marsden
Park NSW 2765
SECTION 2: CONSTRUCTION
The construction phase will consider the waste generated once all the materials from the
demolition and site clearing phase have been removed. During this phase the site manager will
ensure that those involved with the construction are aware of their responsibility regarding
waste management.
This plan will be monitored by management to ensure adherence.
Table 2. - Phase 2: CONSTRUCTION
Materials Destination
Re-use and Recycling Disposal
Material
Estimated
Volume
(m3)
ON-SITE
Specify Proposed Re-Use
or On-Site Recycling
OFF-SITE
Specify Contractor
and
Recycling Outlet
Specify
Contractor
and
Landfill Site
Excavation
Material 10
Excavated soil to be re-
used on site for levelling
purposes
Excess excavation material
can be taken to a
materials recycling
facility.
Facility TBA upon
appointment of contractor
Facility TBA upon
appointment of
contractor
Green
Waste 0 N/A N/A N/A
Bricks <1
To be reused onsite for
minor applications
during
construction
Excess bricks can be taken
to a materials recycling
facility
Facility TBA upon
appointment of contractor
Facility TBA upon
appointment of
contractor
Concrete 40
To be reused onsite for
minor applications
during
construction of the
road
Excess concrete can
be taken to a
materials recycling
facility.
Facility TBA upon
appointment of contractor
Facility TBA
upon
appointment of
contractor
Timber <1
To be reused onsite for
minor applications
during
construction
Excess timber can be taken
to a materials recycling
facility
Facility TBA upon
appointment of contractor
Facility TBA upon
appointment of
contractor
Plasterboard 0.2 N/A
Excess Plasterboard can be
recycled at ReGyp Waste
Services recycling facility
Facility TBA upon
appointment of contractor
Facility TBA upon
appointment of
contractor
Metals 1 N/A
Metal waste can
be taken to a
materials recycling
facility.
Facility TBA upon
appointment of contractor
Facility TBA upon
appointment of
contractor
Other
(e.g.
plastics,
glass, paper,
ceramics,
cloths,
wiring)
10 N/A
Other materials,
provided they are
non‐hazardous, can
be sent to a resource
recovery and
recycling facility.
Facility TBA upon
appointment of contractor
Facility TBA upon
appointment of
contractor
Please see attached site plan detailing on-site storage areas/containers and vehicular access.
SECTION 3: ON-GOING USE OF A PREMISE
Expected Waste Streams
The predicted waste streams for ongoing use of the apartments and outdoor communal areas
will predominately consist of:
- Co-Mingled Recycling: Cardboard, paper, glass & plastic recycling*
- General Waste
*Glass/plastic & paper/cardboard types of recycling will be consolidated into the one system as
this is the most common system thereby making it economically feasible and simple to adopt
and manage.
Waste Generation Estimates
The following table will estimate the amount of waste generated for the number of employee’s
onsite.
Table 3 - WASTE GENERATION ESTIMATES
Type of waste to be
generated
Expected volume
per week (Litres)
Proposed on-site
storage and
treatment facilities
Destination
General waste 280 660 Weekly council
pickup
Co-mingled
recycling 280 660
Fortnightly council
pickup
Waste Storage Calculations
The capacity of the garbage collection rooms is assessed in the following table. The 660L
general waste and recyclable waste bin footprint are as follows:
Collection room general waste and recyclable bins (660L): 0.98 m2
Table 5. - WASTE ROOM SPACE REQUIREMENT
Bin Room
No. of General
Waste Bins Required
(660 L)
No. of Recyclable
Waste Bins Required
(660 L)
Total Space
Required
TBA 1 1 2.2 m2
SECTION 4: WASTE COLLECTION AND MANAGEMENT
Collection Management Procedure
The following outlines the recommended waste and recycling systems that will be implemented
for the crushing facility. The recommendations shall comply with council requirements outlined
in Blacktown City councils DCP 2015.
Waste will be collected within the office of the site.
No compaction of general waste is to occur as this will result in an increase in the weight of the
bins rendering them unsafe for transporting by collection staff and in servicing by council.
A small residential recycling bin will be located in the office and will be transported to the
garbage room by caretakers.
Garbage rooms are to be advised as one was not included in the plans provided.
In the collection room the waste will be placed into 660 Litre bins which shall then, prior to
weekly council pick-up be sent to the street for collection. It shall be the responsibility of
management/caretakers to put out and return the bins to the garbage collection and storage
room post pick up.
Other items of waste such as bulky items which cannot be easily disposed of via general
garbage collection shall be stored on site within a caged storage section in the garbage room.
These items will be disposed via arrangement through council.
To prevent contamination of the recycling stream and to adhere to collection protocol cleaners,
caretakers and building management shall conduct regular monitoring or the waste streams.
Figure 1- Garbage collection plan (Lower Level Floorplan)
Proposed location
of 660L bins and
suggested bin room
location
Proposed location of
curbside council
pickup
Storage room and collection equipment
In accordance with Blacktown City council requirements the storage area shall be organized so
that:
The area will be only accessible by management and trained staff therefore all entry
doors shall be childproof and self-closing.
The bins are easily identified: The color coded as per council requirements, their storage
locations will be clearly labeled
The rooms shall be readily accessible, and maneuverability shall not be impeded:
o This is achieved through adequate space allocation and maintaining good
housekeeping procedures
Installation of external water tap and provision of adequate drainage to sewer for
wastewater discharge from bin wash-down. This shall include grated stormwater access
drainage inside each collection room to allow safe, regular hose-down/cleaning of the
storage space.
The noise generated from waste management procedures shall be minimised:
o Bins are to have bump rails to prevent contact with walls
o Access to room shall be via ramp rather than lip or step
o Ground surfaces are to be of a smooth finish.
The room design shall conform to the building code of Australia, Australian standards
and local laws ensuring safety of all those interacting within or around the site and
included operations.
Preparation & Procedures prior to Council Waste Collection
This report proposes ongoing waste management council collection plan as detailed in Abode
Design Architectural Plan: Proposed Lower Level Floor Plan is to be the location of the
bins. A bin room is to be included on the plan.
Prior to weekly (fortnightly for co-mingled recycling bin) council pick-up, the bins are to be
transported by caretakers and positioned alongside the local road to allow access by council
garbage trucks within the allocated area which exceeds the required 3m x 0.9m x 3.9m high.
Contracts and Purchasing
The guidelines and procedures detailed in the waste management plan is to be followed by
subcontractors conducting work on the site.
Head Contractor - Roles & Responsibilities
It is the role of the head contractor to ensure that the guiding principles of the waste
management hierarchy are followed:
Avoid – it is best practice that the generation of waste is to be avoided where practical
Reduce – ensure correct material quantities are order for works conducted, and where
oversupply occurs, materials are to be returned to the supplier or moved off-site and
sold
Reuse, Recycle, Treat & Dispose – any waste generated is to be actively managed to
adhere to the overarching site recycling strategy, including diversion into waste types to
facilitate reuse, resale or recycling
Site Manager - Roles & Responsibilities
It is the role of the site manger to ensure the following:
All subcontractors and employees are to be trained WMP practices and guidelines
detailed within this report. Ongoing monitoring shall be conducted to ensure adherence
of WMP guidelines.
Subcontractors and associated works are to be managed to ensure waste minimization
and increase the ability of waste reuse / recycling between contractors
Waste designated for reuse onsite is to be separated and stockpiled in a secure location
separated from that of recycling
The collection / disposal of waste and recycling from the site is to be organized by
appropriate contractors
Signage with garbage rooms is to be installed and maintained to ensure correct division
of waste types and communicate correct waste management practices (as detailed in
the WMP)
Generated waste and receptacles / areas are to be monitored to ensure proper
functioning. This includes observing and acting upon any potential leakages /
contamination*, capacity exceedance of MGB’s or incorrect waste division by staff,
contractors or residence
*Contamination note:
In the event of significant contamination to a bin or location, the Site Manager is to be
informed by way of a non-conformance report procedure. Identified offending parties are to
rectify the situation at their own cost. It is the role of the quality management systems of the
head contractor to manage the non-conformance process.
QDO 054-0 RELEASE DATE: 09/03/18
WASTE PLAN APPROVED BY: DANIEL MATHEW
Appendix 1 - Waste Management Equipment
Examples of sizes of mobile garbage bins and their coloured waste designation appropriate for potential use onsite:
Figure 1. – 60L–360L Mobile Garbage Bins Figure 2. – Camden Council ‘3 Bin System’ – General (Red), Recyclable (Yellow) and Green
Waste (Green)
Figure 3. – 660L-1100L Mobile Garbage Bins
