Please place bins out by 7am for collection.

Recycling bin (collected fortnightly)

General Waste bin collected weekly

Green organics bin (collected fortnightly)

No collection (collection will occur the day before)

KERBSIDE WASTE COLLECTIONCALENDAR 2020/21

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My Local Services

Recycling bin week General Waste bin collected weekly

ALTERNATE COLLECTION DATESNo collections on Christmas Day or Good Friday. Collections on otherpublic holidays are as normal. Refer to the table below for your alternate collection day. Please have bins out the night before.

Usual collection date Christmas Day collection dateFriday 25 December 2020 Thursday 24 December 2020Usual collection date Good Friday collection dateFriday 2 April 2021 Thursday 1 April 2021

COLLECTION DAY

Calendar key

Green organics bin week

No collection (collection will

occur the day before)

COLLECTION DAYUse the table and maps below to determine your collection day.Collection day Collection areaMonday Lucindale townshipTuesday Hynam, Kybybolite & Frances townships

& Naracoorte (see map)Wednesday Joanna areasThursday & Friday Naracoorte (see map)

RECYCLING AND GREEN ORGANICS WEEK On the front of this brochure is a calendar. Your green organics collection week is marked in green and your recycling collection week is marked in yellow.

SECTION 1 - COLLECTION DAYS

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HOW TO USE THE KE BSIDE COLLECTION SYSTEM•

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• Bins are required to be one (1) metre apart where possible and one (1) metre from surroundingobjects (such as poles, trees, cars, etc.) with plenty of clearance from overhead branches.

• Don’t put the bins behind parked cars.• Place the right material in the right bin.• Ensure your bin is not packed too tightly and the bin lid is closed.

There should only ever be a maximum of two (2) bins out on any given collection day, general waste bin and either yellow recycling bin or green organics bin (see calendar).Put the bins out by 7.00am on the day of pick up and bring them back in within 24 hours of pick up.

BIN COLLECTIONS

SECTION 2 - BIN COLLECTIONS

COLLECTION ENQUIRIES Additional Collections can bearranged with Enviro Tec and will incur an additional charge.

Contact Enviro Tec on 08 8762 4719 or email: admin@envirotec.net.au

For all kerbside collection enquiries – including missed collections, damaged bins or conduct and courtesy of vehicle drivers call Enviro Tec on 08 8762 4719 or email admin@envirotec.net.au

BINS MAY NOT BE COLLECTED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS

• Excessively contaminated with materials thatshould not be placed in that bin.

• Excessive weight – bins that exceed70 kgs in weight will not be collected.

ORGANICS BIN WEEKPut out your green organics bin and your red waste bin.

RECYCLING BIN WEEKPut out your yellow recycling bin and your red waste bin.

BIN CONTAMINANTSSpot audits may be conducted on bins presented at the kerbside for collection.

Bins containing contaminants will not be emptied. A sticker placed on the bin will inform residents that the contaminants must be removed from the bin before the next collection.

Households who continue to present their bins with contamination will be suspended from the kerbside waste collection service for 3 months.

If residents find they have a sticker on their bin they are encouraged to refer to their Kerbside Collection Calendar to determine the offending material.

For all other waste enquires, call Naracoorte Lucindale Council on 08 8760 1100 or visit naracoortelucindale.sa.gov.au

BIN COLLECTIONS

1 metre1 metre 1 metre

HOW TO USE THE KE BSIDE COLLECTION SYSTEM•

•

• Bins are required to be one (1) metre apart where possible and one (1) metre from surroundingobjects (such as poles, trees, cars, etc.) with plenty of clearance from overhead branches.

• Don’t put the bins behind parked cars.• Place the right material in the right bin.• Ensure your bin is not packed too tightly and the bin lid is closed.

There should only ever be a maximum of two (2) bins out on any given collection day, general waste bin and either yellow recycling bin or green organics bin (see calendar).Put the bins out by 7.00am on the day of pick up and bring them back in within 24 hours of pick up.

BIN COLLECTIONS

SECTION 2 - BIN COLLECTIONS

COLLECTION ENQUIRIES Additional Collections can bearranged with Enviro Tec and will incur an additional charge.

Contact Enviro Tec on 08 8762 4719 or email: admin@envirotec.net.au

For all kerbside collection enquiries – including missed collections, damaged bins or conduct and courtesy of vehicle drivers call Enviro Tec on 08 8762 4719 or email admin@envirotec.net.au

BINS MAY NOT BE COLLECTED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS

• Excessively contaminated with materials thatshould not be placed in that bin.

• Excessive weight – bins that exceed70 kgs in weight will not be collected.

ORGANICS BIN WEEKPut out your green organics bin and your red waste bin.

RECYCLING BIN WEEKPut out your yellow recycling bin and your red waste bin.

BIN CONTAMINANTSSpot audits may be conducted on bins presented at the kerbside for collection.

Bins containing contaminants will not be emptied. A sticker placed on the bin will inform residents that the contaminants must be removed from the bin before the next collection.

Households who continue to present their bins with contamination will be suspended from the kerbside waste collection service for 3 months.

If residents find they have a sticker on their bin they are encouraged to refer to their Kerbside Collection Calendar to determine the offending material.

For all other waste enquires, call Naracoorte Lucindale Council on 08 8760 1100 or visit naracoortelucindale.sa.gov.au

SECTION 2 - COLLECTION DAYS

SECTION 3 - WASTE BIN

WASTE

WHAT GOES IN THE WASTE BIN?• Any remaining items that cannot be recycled or

composted

• Plastic bags, garbage bags, non-recyclable plastic and food packaging (e.g. chip packets)

• Crockery, broken glass, mirrors, etc

• Polystyrene, foam, cling film

• Nappies

• Ropes and hoses or

• Food scraps.

WHAT DOES NOT GO IN THE WASTE BIN?• All liquid waste, building and construction waste

(including rocks and earth)

• Hot ashes, hazardous or radioactive materials

• Flares, ammunition or explosives

• Medical waste

• Automobile parts or

• Gas cylinders.

Your waste bin is the smaller 140 litre bin with the red lid. Please check the bin collections section for your collection day.Collected: weekly

HOW TO USE YOUR WASTE BIN CORRECTLY

You can reduce what goes into your waste bin by doing the following:

AVOID waste in the first place

• Refuse junk mail if you don’t want to read it

• Share magazines and newspapers or access them online

REDUCE what you throw away

• Set up a compost bin and worm farm

• Buy in bulk and products with minimal packaging

• Repair before replacing

REUSE materials in an innovative way

• Buy items in refillable containers

• Reuse containers for storing food, pens, buttons, screws etc

RECYCLE products to save natural resources

• Close the loop and buy recycled products

• Use your recycling bin or your local recycling depot.

PLASTIC BAGS

FOOD WRAPPERS

NAPPIES

BROKEN CROCKERYAND GLASS (WRAPPED)

CLOTHES AND RAGS

WASTE

SECTION 3 - WASTE BINSECTION 3 - WASTE BIN

WASTE

WHAT GOES IN THE WASTE BIN?• Any remaining items that cannot be recycled or

composted

• Plastic bags, garbage bags, non-recyclable plastic and food packaging (e.g. chip packets)

• Crockery, broken glass, mirrors, etc

• Polystyrene, foam, cling film

• Nappies

• Ropes and hoses

WHAT DOES NOT GO IN THE WASTE BIN?• All liquid waste, building and construction waste

(including rocks and earth)

• Hot ashes, hazardous or radioactive materials

• Flares, ammunition or explosives

• Medical waste

• Automobile parts or

• Gas cylinders.

Your waste bin is the smaller 140 litre bin with the red lid. Please check the bin collections section for your collection day.Collected: weekly

HOW TO USE YOUR WASTE BIN CORRECTLY

You can reduce what goes into your waste bin by doing the following:

AVOID waste in the first place

• Refuse junk mail if you don’t want to read it

• Share magazines and newspapers or access them online

REDUCE what you throw away

• Set up a compost bin and worm farm

• Buy in bulk and products with minimal packaging

• Repair before replacing

REUSE materials in an innovative way

• Buy items in refillable containers

• Reuse containers for storing food, pens, buttons, screws etc

RECYCLE products to save natural resources

• Close the loop and buy recycled products

• Use your recycling bin or your local recycling depot.

PLASTIC BAGS

FOOD WRAPPERS

NAPPIES

CLOTHES AND RAGS

BROKEN CROCKERYAND GLASS (WRAPPED)

WHAT CAN I PUT IN MY RECYCLING BIN?

STEEL ANDALUMINIUM CANS

MILK & JUICECARTONS

GLASS BOTTLES AND JARS

CARDBOARDPAPER

NO MIRRORS, LIGHT GLOBES OR WINDOW GLASS

PLASTIC CONTAINERS

(LIDS OFF)

NO PLASTIC BAGS

NO GARDEN WASTE

NO FOOD SCRAPS

NO CAR PARTS OR GAS BOTTLES

NO NAPPIES

DO NOT PUT YOUR RECYCLING INTO

PLASTIC BAGS

RECYCLING

SECTION 4 - RECYCLING BIN

RECYCLING TIPS• Hard, rigid plastic lids can be collected in a plastic bottle (such as a

milk bottle) and placed in the recycling bin with the lid off.• If you can scrunch a piece of plastic packaging in your hand it can

not be recycled and needs to be put into your red lidded bin.• Remove all lids from jars, bottles and plastic containers before

putting them in the bin.• Rinse containers as necessary - save water, use leftover dishwater.• Place all recyclables loose into the bin.

DO NOT• Do not bundle newspaper or cardboard• Do not put your recycling in plastic bags• Do not mix recyclables eg putting cans in boxes• No polystyrene

WHAT GOES IN THE RECYCLING BIN?• Steel and aluminium cans (including aerosols)

• All glass bottles and jars (rinsed and with lids off)

• Paper and cardboard (newspapers, magazines, envelopes, junk mail, egg cartons, cardboard boxes – flattened)

• Liquid paperboard cartons (e.g. juice & milk cartons – rinsed)

• Clean plant pots and seedling tubs

• All rigid plastic containers (e.g. plastic drink bottles, detergent bottles, yoghurt, icecream and margarine containers – rinsed and lids off)

Your recycling bin is the 240 litre bin with the yellow lid. Please check the bin collections section for your collection day.Collected: fortnightly on the days in yellow on the calendar

WHAT CAN I PUT IN MY RECYCLING BIN?

STEEL ANDALUMINIUM CANS

MILK & JUICECARTONS

GLASS BOTTLES AND JARS

CARDBOARDPAPER

NO MIRRORS, LIGHT GLOBES OR WINDOW GLASS

PLASTIC CONTAINERS

(LIDS OFF)

NO PLASTIC BAGS

NO GARDEN WASTE

NO FOOD SCRAPS

NO CAR PARTS OR GAS BOTTLES

NO NAPPIES

DO NOT PUT YOUR RECYCLING INTO

PLASTIC BAGS

RECYCLING

SECTION 4 - RECYCLING BIN

RECYCLING TIPS• Hard, rigid plastic lids can be collected in a plastic bottle (such as a

milk bottle) and placed in the recycling bin with the lid off.• If you can scrunch a piece of plastic packaging in your hand it can

not be recycled and needs to be put into your red lidded bin.• Remove all lids from jars, bottles and plastic containers before

putting them in the bin.• Rinse containers as necessary - save water, use leftover dishwater.• Place all recyclables loose into the bin.

DO NOT• Do not bundle newspaper or cardboard• Do not put your recycling in plastic bags• Do not mix recyclables eg putting cans in boxes• No polystyrene

WHAT GOES IN THE RECYCLING BIN?• Steel and aluminium cans (including aerosols)

• All glass bottles and jars (rinsed and with lids off)

• Paper and cardboard (newspapers, magazines, envelopes, junk mail, egg cartons, cardboard boxes – flattened)

• Liquid paperboard cartons (e.g. juice & milk cartons – rinsed)

• Clean plant pots and seedling tubs

• All rigid plastic containers (e.g. plastic drink bottles, detergent bottles, yoghurt, icecream and margarine containers – rinsed and lids off)

Your recycling bin is the 240 litre bin with the yellow lid. Please check the bin collections section for your collection day.Collected: fortnightly on the days in yellow on the calendar

RECYCLING

SECTION 4 - RECYCLING BIN

- IF IN DOUBT, PLACE IN RED BIN

GREEN ORGANICS

SECTION 4 - GREEN ORGANICS BIN

ORGANIC BIN TIPS• Remember, your garden waste is a valuable resource used to make

mulch, so do the right thing.

• Do not put materials in plastic bags or use bin liners.

• If you don’t have grass or garden clippings, line your bin withnewspaper, it will prevent smelly residue buildup.

ITEMS THAT CAN BE PLACED IN YOUR GREEN ORGANICS BIN INCLUDE• Lawn clippings

• Small prunings and cuttings

• Bark, small branches and twigs

• Weeds

• Seaweed

• Cut flowers

• Leaves

• Sweepings

• Food scraps

Your green organics bin is the 240 litre bin with the green lid. Please check the bin collections section for your collection day.Collected: fortnightly on the days in green on the calendar

WHAT CAN I PUT IN MY GREEN ORGANICS BIN?

NO RECYCLABLES

NO PAINTED OR TREATED TIMBER

NO STONES, ROCKS, BRICKS OR RUBBLE

NO GARDENING TOOLS

NO DIRT SOIL OR SAND

NO PLASTIC BAGS OR HOUSEHOLD WASTE

SMALL PRUNINGS AND CUTTINGS

LAWN CLIPPINGS AND WEEDS

CUT FLOWERS

LEAVES

SMALL TWIGS AND BRANCHES (NO BIGGER THAN 15CM DIAMETER)

NO IRRIGATION HOSES, PLASTIC POTS OR TRAYS

IF IT DOESN’T GROW, IT DOESN’T GO!

FOOD SCRAPS

GREEN ORGANICS

SECTION 4 - GREEN ORGANICS BIN

ORGANIC BIN TIPS• Remember, your garden waste is a valuable resource used to make

mulch, so do the right thing.

• Do not put materials in plastic bags or use bin liners.

• If you don’t have grass or garden clippings, line your bin withnewspaper, it will prevent smelly residue buildup.

ITEMS THAT CAN BE PLACED IN YOUR GREEN ORGANICS BIN INCLUDE• Lawn clippings

• Small prunings and cuttings

• Bark, small branches and twigs

• Weeds

• Seaweed

• Cut flowers

• Leaves

• Sweepings

• Food scraps

Your green organics bin is the 240 litre bin with the green lid. Please check the bin collections section for your collection day.Collected: fortnightly on the days in green on the calendar

WHAT CAN I PUT IN MY GREEN ORGANICS BIN?

NO RECYCLABLES

NO PAINTED OR TREATED TIMBER

NO STONES, ROCKS, BRICKS OR RUBBLE

NO GARDENING TOOLS

NO DIRT SOIL OR SAND

NO PLASTIC BAGS OR HOUSEHOLD WASTE

SMALL PRUNINGS AND CUTTINGS

LAWN CLIPPINGS AND WEEDS

CUT FLOWERS

LEAVES

SMALL TWIGS AND BRANCHES (NO BIGGER THAN 15CM DIAMETER)

NO IRRIGATION HOSES, PLASTIC POTS OR TRAYS

IF IT DOESN’T GROW, IT DOESN’T GO!

FOOD SCRAPS

GREEN ORGANICS

SECTION 5 - GREEN ORGANICS BIN

Naracoorte Lucindale Council Waste Transfer Station201 Blackwell RoadNaracoorte

The Naracoorte Waste Transfer Station caters for various waste types including putrescible, green organics, recyclables, e-waste recycling (see section 7 for moreinformation), hard waste, asbestos, steeland oil.

Naracoorte Lucindale Council participates in the drumMUSTER program that allows residents to collect and return empty and cleaned farm chemical containers to our transfer station for recycling. Contact Enviro Tec to make an appointment.

Refer to Council’s website for more information and waste disposal fees and charges. naracoortelucindale.sa.gov.au

WASTE TRANSFER STATIONOPENING HOURSMonday - Friday General Public 10am – 12pm

Monday - Friday Account Holders 10am – 2pm

Saturday Closed

Sunday 12pm – 4pm

Public Holidays 12pm – 4pm

• Christmas Day

• Good Friday

• Anzac Day

• Days of total fire ban

DID YOU KNOW? DRY PAINT DISPOSALDid you know that DRY paint is perfectly safe to dispose of in your waste bin?

You can harden paint at home by simply leaving the lid off or by adding a paint hardener purchased from a hardware store. Tap the hardened tablet of paint out of the tin and place in the waste bin. The empty, dry paint tins can be recycled in the yellow recycling bin.

SECTION 6 - WASTE TRANSFER STATION / DRY PAINT REMOVAL / ASBESTOS REMOVAL

Types of waste accepted at Council’s Waste Transfer Station

ACCEPTED MATERIALS• Organic material including lawn clippings,

prunings and untreated timber• Hard waste including furniture and

domestic quantities of building waste,dirt, rocks and concrete.

• Scrap metal including lawn mowers,washing machines and paint tins

• E-waste including tvs, computers,microwaves, vacuums and kitchenappliances

• Jars, bottles and cans• Cardboard and paper• General waste

UNACCEPTED MATERIALS• Gas bottles• Tyres• Car parts• Household chemicals• Hazardous waste• Treated timber (creosote)

DID YOU KNOW?ASBESTOS DISPOSAL• Must not be placed in any bin.

• Unlicenced persons can only remove less than 10m². Any area that is over this size must be done by a licenced person.

• Must be double wrapped in 200 micron plastic.

• Must be accompanied with a weigh docket.

• Must be in packs that can be lifted or on a pallet with a weight of no more than 400kg.

Further enquiries to the EPA www.epa.sa.gov.au or 08 8204 2004 or 1800 623 445

Disposal byappointment only

CLOSED

• Oil, steel, batteries - free

• Empty chemical containers throughdrumMUSTER. Contact Enviro Tec on 8762 4719 for details (by appointment only).

WASTE TRANSFER STATION

Naracoorte Lucindale Council Waste Transfer Station201 Blackwell RoadNaracoorte

The Naracoorte Waste Transfer Station caters for various waste types including putrescible, green organics, recyclables, e-waste recycling (see section 7 for moreinformation), hard waste, asbestos, steeland oil.

Naracoorte Lucindale Council participates in the drumMUSTER program that allows residents to collect and return empty and cleaned farm chemical containers to our transfer station for recycling. Contact Enviro Tec to make an appointment.

Refer to Council’s website for more information and waste disposal fees and charges. naracoortelucindale.sa.gov.au

WASTE TRANSFER STATIONOPENING HOURSMonday - Friday General Public 10am – 12pm

Monday - Friday Account Holders 10am – 2pm

Saturday Closed

Sunday 12pm – 4pm

Public Holidays 12pm – 4pm

• Christmas Day

• Good Friday

• Anzac Day

• Days of total fire ban

DID YOU KNOW? DRY PAINT DISPOSALDid you know that DRY paint is perfectly safe to dispose of in your waste bin?

You can harden paint at home by simply leaving the lid off or by adding a paint hardener purchased from a hardware store. Tap the hardened tablet of paint out of the tin and place in the waste bin. The empty, dry paint tins can be recycled in the yellow recycling bin.

SECTION 6 - WASTE TRANSFER STATION / DRY PAINT REMOVAL / ASBESTOS REMOVAL

Types of waste accepted at Council’s Waste Transfer Station

ACCEPTED MATERIALS• Organic material including lawn clippings,

prunings and untreated timber• Hard waste including furniture and

domestic quantities of building waste,dirt, rocks and concrete.

• Scrap metal including lawn mowers,washing machines and paint tins

• E-waste including tvs, computers,microwaves, vacuums and kitchenappliances

• Jars, bottles and cans• Cardboard and paper• General waste

UNACCEPTED MATERIALS• Gas bottles• Tyres• Car parts• Household chemicals• Hazardous waste• Treated timber (creosote)

DID YOU KNOW?ASBESTOS DISPOSAL• Must not be placed in any bin.

• Unlicenced persons can only remove less than 10m². Any area that is over this size must be done by a licenced person.

• Must be double wrapped in 200 micron plastic.

• Must be accompanied with a weigh docket.

• Must be in packs that can be lifted or on a pallet with a weight of no more than 400kg.

Further enquiries to the EPA www.epa.sa.gov.au or 08 8204 2004 or 1800 623 445

Disposal byappointment only

CLOSED

• Oil, steel, batteries - free

• Empty chemical containers throughdrumMUSTER. Contact Enviro Tec on 8762 4719 for details (by appointment only).

For all your rubbish removal, home renovation, shed clean outs or construction needs, we provide convenient, reliable and competitively priced skip bin hire services to homeowners, tradespeople, builders, landscapers etc, for short or long term hire.

We realise that one size does not fi t all, so we are happy to work with you to provide you with a solution for your waste collection needs. Skip bins available in sizes ranging from 4 to 30 cubic metres.

4m3, 6m3 & 9m3 skips

Roll on roll off bins 140L & 240L Wheelie Bins for sale

ALSO OFFERING... Rural 240L bin pick ups, Commercial kerbside pick ups, Extra private kerbside pickups, street sweeping.

SECTION 6 - WASTE TRANSFER STATION / DRY PAINT REMOVAL / ASBESTOS REMOVAL

14 Brighton Drive, NaracoortePhone (08) 8762 4719

Email admin@envirotec.net.auWeb www.envirotec.net.au

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NEVER IN ANY BIN

DOMESTIC QUANTITIES OF MOTOR OILOil is a valuable resource that can be recycled. Used motor oil in domestic quantities can be brought to:

Naracoorte Lucindale Council Waste Transfer Station201 Blackwell RoadNaracoorte

GLOBESCompact fluorescent lights were banned from landfill fromSeptember 2013

A wide range of globes, bulbs, lights and fluorescent tubes can now be recycled. Drop off your end-of-life globes or tubes at Naracoorte Mitre 10.

Naracoorte Mitre 10 48 MacDonnell StreetNaracoorte

Some items just don’t belong in any bin but often can be taken somewhere for recycling.

Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs)

Fluorescent tubes

Incandescent globes

Halogen lamps, tubes and bulbs

SECTION 7 - NEVER IN ANY BIN

BATTERIES (FREE DISPOSAL)

Most batteries can be recycled. Drop-off your batteries for recycling at:

Naracoorte Lucindale Council Officeor Waste Transfer Station 201 Blackwell RoadNaracoorte

E-WASTE ($1.20/KG DISPOSAL)

Televisions and computers were banned from landfill from September 2013

The good news is these can be recycled. Televisions and computers are acceptedat our transfer station, including:

DRUM-MUSTERdrumMUSTER is the single biggest environmental program ever undertakenjointly by farmers/end chemical users, Local Government and the Crop Production and Animal Health Industries. The plastic and metal from drumMUSTER containers is all recycled into new products.

Naracoorte Lucindale Council participates in the drumMUSTER program that allows residents to return empty and cleaned farm chemical containers for recycling, please note:• containers will be inspected on delivery

before being accepted.• containers with chemical residue cannot be

accepted.• only containers with a drumMuster logo will

be accepted.

Empty and cleaned containers can be brought to Naracoorte Waste Transfer Station Monday to Friday by appointment with Enviro Tec. Appointments can be made through the officeon (08) 8762 4719 during office hours.

Televisions (analogue, LCD, flat screens)

Computer monitors, towers and laptops

Printers, scanners, keyboards, mice

All e-waste items MUST be intact.

Naracoorte Lucindale Council Waste Transfer Station201 Blackwell RoadNaracoorte

NEVER IN ANY BIN

NEVER IN ANY BIN

DOMESTIC QUANTITIES OF MOTOR OILOil is a valuable resource that can be recycled. Used motor oil in domestic quantities can be brought to:

Naracoorte Lucindale Council Waste Transfer Station201 Blackwell RoadNaracoorte

GLOBESCompact fluorescent lights were banned from landfill fromSeptember 2013

A wide range of globes, bulbs, lights and fluorescent tubes can now be recycled. Drop off your end-of-life globes or tubes at Naracoorte Mitre 10.

Naracoorte Mitre 10 48 MacDonnell StreetNaracoorte

Some items just don’t belong in any bin but often can be taken somewhere for recycling.

Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs)

Fluorescent tubes

Incandescent globes

Halogen lamps, tubes and bulbs

SECTION 7 - NEVER IN ANY BIN

BATTERIES (FREE DISPOSAL)

Most batteries can be recycled. Drop-off your batteries for recycling at:

Naracoorte Lucindale Council Officeor Waste Transfer Station 201 Blackwell RoadNaracoorte

E-WASTE ($1.20/KG DISPOSAL)

Televisions and computers were banned from landfill from September 2013

The good news is these can be recycled. Televisions and computers are acceptedat our transfer station, including:

DRUM-MUSTERdrumMUSTER is the single biggest environmental program ever undertakenjointly by farmers/end chemical users, Local Government and the Crop Production and Animal Health Industries. The plastic and metal from drumMUSTER containers is all recycled into new products.

Naracoorte Lucindale Council participates in the drumMUSTER program that allows residents to return empty and cleaned farm chemical containers for recycling, please note:• containers will be inspected on delivery

before being accepted.• containers with chemical residue cannot be

accepted.• only containers with a drumMuster logo will

be accepted.

Empty and cleaned containers can be brought to Naracoorte Waste Transfer Station Monday to Friday by appointment with Enviro Tec. Appointments can be made through the officeon (08) 8762 4719 during office hours.

Televisions (analogue, LCD, flat screens)

Computer monitors, towers and laptops

Printers, scanners, keyboards, mice

All e-waste items MUST be intact.

Naracoorte Lucindale Council Waste Transfer Station201 Blackwell RoadNaracoorte

SECTION 7 - NEVER IN ANY BIN / GLOBES / MOTOR OIL / E-WASTE / BATTERIES / DRUM MUSTER

USEFUL C0NTACTS

For all kerbside collection enquiries please call Enviro Tec 08 8762 4719

For all other waste enquiries please call Council 08 8760 1100

Which Bin and Hazardous Waste Hotline 1300 137 118

Naracoorte Lucindale Council website naracoortelucindale.sa.gov.au

Enviro Tec website envirotec.net.au

For further information on the disposal of waste in line with Environment Protection

Authority (EPA) guidelines visit epa.sa.gov.au or call 1800 623 445.

This information calendar is printed on recycled paper.

Please recycle again in your recycling bin in July 2021.

Which Bin website whichbin.sa.gov.au

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