Waste in apartment blocks - Resident

Waste in apartment blocks - Resident
Bins are allocated to apartment buildings based on the number of units. This is done as during the site's development application, to make sure that the bin storage areas are the right size for the building's needs. Waste in apartment blocks - Resident Bins are allocated to apartment buildings based on the number of units. This is done as during the site's development application, to make sure that the bin storage areas are the right size for the building's needs. Waste and Recycling

What goes where?

Visit our 'Sorting your waste' page to find out more about what goes where.

Bin types

Bins are allocated to apartment buildings based on the number of units. This is done as during the site's development application, to make sure that the bin storage areas are the right size for the building's needs.

Depending on the building's design bins are either collected from the bin area or from the kerbside.The following services are allocated to suit the needs of the building: 

Type of service

240L bin

660L bin

1100L bin

Rubbish (red)

Put out on the kerbside or collected onsite

Put out on the kerbside or collected onsite

Collected onsite

Recycling (yellow)

Put out on the kerbside or collected onsite

Put out on the kerbside or collected onsite

Collected onsite

Garden waste (green)

Put out on the Kerbside for collection

 

 

 

Council or building management, who does what?

Both Council and your buildings management play an important role in the smooth collection of waste and recycling from your building. While they often work together they each have distinct roles.

What does Council do?

  • Empty bins.

  • Collects Booked Clean Ups.

  • Manages illegal dumping on public land.

  • Provides education to residents about how to use these services.

What does building management do?

  • Arranges Booked Clean ups with Council.

  • Maintains the bin storage room including regular washing of bins and floor, picking up items on the ground and reporting broken bins to allow the truck to empty the bins   

  • Manages dumping on private property.

How can I help

With more than 360,000 residents in our City, Council can't be everywhere all the time. To keep our City Clean and Green we need your help. Here is a list of actions you can take to make your building a better place to be:

  • Talk to your neighbours, waste can be tricky  smile and some friendly tips can go a long way;

  • Place waste information guides in the letterbox or under the front door ;

  • Promote "NO Junk Mail" stickers;

  • Report illegal dumping at cb.city/reportit; and

  • Put up posters in common areas.

Stickers, posters and flyers are all available from Council. To request materials, call 9707 9000 or complete the Waste Education Request form and send to Council@cbcity.nsw.gov.au