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What can we do to reduce emissions in the community?
Emissions in the Wollongong Local Government Area are spread across industrial processes, electricity and gas use, transport and waste.
How can I have my say?
Copies are also available at Council’s Customer Service Centre, libraries and at the Whytes Gully Waste and Resource Recovery Park.
Who will develop this Waste Strategy?
Many areas of Council are involved with the development of this Waste Strategy so that it is actually achievable.
What is supporting infrastructure?
It includes things like parking, transport, waste, traffic management and amenities such as toilets.
Q&A
Have questions about our Draft Waste and Resource Strategy 2024-2034? Ask them here and our Project Officers will get back to you.
What is a circular economy?
This model seeks to replace the traditional 'take, make, dispose' system by designing waste out of the picture.
What is a circular economy?
This model seeks to replace the traditional 'take, make, dispose' system by designing waste out of the picture.
Where is the implementation plan for this strategy?
Following the adoption of the Waste and Resource Recovery Strategy 2034, an implementation plan will be developed which will outline timeframes and budgets for the completion of the actions outlined in this strategy.
Is Council changing to a fortnightly red bin service?
This is the beginning of a conversation about waste. Red-bin collection is just one of the ideas we’re looking at, and we want to hear what you think.
How much are my rates increasing?
Domestic Waste charges for a 120-litre bin will increase by 1.1% or $4.60/year to $421.60 (2021-22 - $417).Stormwater Management charge proposed to remain unchanged at $25 per property (Residential non strata).