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Avon Regional Organisation of Councils ! AVON REGIONAL ORGANISATION OF COUNCILS STRATEGIC WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN 2015 TO 2020 Prepared for SHIRE OF NORTHAM on behalf of the AROC member councils IW Projects Pty Ltd 6 Anembo Close, DUNCRAIG, WA 6023 Revision: Final Rev 1 Mobile: 0402 909 291 email: [email protected] Date of Issue: 9 July 2015 Avon Regional Organisation of Councils 9 July 2015 Strategic Waste Management Plan Revision: Final Rev 1 Table of Contents Executive Summary!.........................................................................................................!v! 1.! Introduction!................................................................................................................!1! 2.! Strategic Waste Planning!.....................................................................................!2! 3.! State Waste Strategy!..............................................................................................!2! 3.1.! Creating the Right Environment!.............................................................................!2! 3.1.1.! Impact on the Group!............................................................................................................!4! 3.2.! Waste Authority Business Plan 2014/15!.............................................................!7! 3.2.1.! Strategic Objectives!.............................................................................................................!7! 4.! Review of Existing Group SWMP’s!...................................................................!8! 4.1.! Shire of Chittering!........................................................................................................!8! 4.1.1.! Priority Areas!...........................................................................................................................!8! 4.1.2.! Priority Wastes and Proposed Activities!...................................................................!9! 4.1.3.! Achievements!.......................................................................................................................!10! 4.2.! Shires of Dowerin and Goomalling!......................................................................!10! 4.2.1.! Priority Areas!........................................................................................................................!10! 4.2.2.! Priority Wastes and Proposed Activities!................................................................!10! 4.2.3.! Achievements!.......................................................................................................................!11! 4.3.! Shires of Northam and Toodyay!...........................................................................!11! 4.3.1.! Priority Areas!........................................................................................................................!11! 4.3.2.! Priority Wastes!.....................................................................................................................!12! 4.3.3.! Proposed Activities and Achievements!..................................................................!12! 4.4.! Commentary on Priority Areas!..............................................................................!14! 4.5.! Commentary on Priority Wastes!...........................................................................!14! 4.6.! Commentary on Achievements!.............................................................................!14! 5.! AROC Waste Quantities!......................................................................................!15! 6.! AROC Available Waste Management Infrastructure!................................!18! 7.! Available Waste Management Services!........................................................!20! 8.! Contracted Waste Services!................................................................................!21! 9.! AROC Available Recyclable Material Drop Off!..........................................!22! 10.! Proposed Activities!.............................................................................................!24! 10.1.! Proposed Activity Descriptions!..........................................................................!24! 10.2.! Proposed Activity Timing!......................................................................................!33! 10.3.! Proposed Activity Man-hours!..............................................................................!33! 11.! Suitable Waste Management Technology!.................................................!35! 11.1.! Waste Management Technology!........................................................................!35! 11.2.! Available Waste Management Technology!....................................................!36! 11.3.! Way Forward!..............................................................................................................!37! 12.! Regional Waste Strategic Plan 2015 - 2020!...............................................!39! 12.1.! Vision!.............................................................................................................................!39! 12.2.! Priority Areas!.............................................................................................................!39! 12.3.! Priority Wastes!..........................................................................................................!39! 12.4.! Regional Synergies!..................................................................................................!40! 12.5.! Proposed Activities!.................................................................................................!41! IW Projects Pty Ltd ii! [email protected] Mobile 0402 909 291 Avon Regional Organisation of Councils 9 July 2015 Strategic Waste Management Plan Revision: Final Rev 1 12.6.! Sustainable Waste Management Technologies!...........................................!42! 12.7.! Funding!.........................................................................................................................!42! 12.8.! Review!...........................................................................................................................!42! IW Projects Pty Ltd iii! [email protected] Mobile 0402 909 291 Avon Regional Organisation of Councils 9 July 2015 Strategic Waste Management Plan Revision: Final Rev 1 Copyright and Disclaimer This document has been prepared by IW Projects Pty Ltd solely for the benefit and use of the Avon Regional Organisation of Councils (AROC) incorporating the Shire of Chittering, the Shire of Dowerin, the Shire of Goomalling, the Shire of Northam, the Shire of Toodyay and the Shire of Victoria Plains. IW Projects Pty Ltd shall assume no liability or responsibility to any third party arising out of the use of or reliance upon this document by any third party. IW Projects Pty Ltd owns the copyright to this document and the commercial use of the document without the written permission of IW Projects Pty Ltd is strictly prohibited. IW Projects Pty Ltd iv! [email protected] Mobile 0402 909 291 Avon Regional Organisation of Councils 9 July 2015 Strategic Waste Management Plan Revision: Final Rev 1 Executive Summary The Avon Regional Organisation of Councils (AROC) is a regional grouping of six local governments. The AROC group represents a population of approximately 22,000 people, covers an area of approximately 10,600 km2 and was formed in 1999. Waste management has traditionally not been a major focus of the group, with the various members effectively undertaking waste management activities in isolation. The exceptions being, the Shires of Northam and Toodyay and the Shires of Dowerin and Goomalling, which have worked together to some degree on waste management matters. In February 2015, the AROC appointed IW Projects to develop a Strategic Waste Management Plan that incorporated the complete AROC region. In March 2012, the Minister for the Environment launched the WA Waste Strategy: Creating the Right Environment. The Strategy employs best practice and continuous improvement, along with target setting, as primary approaches to drive change. This document has been used as a point of reference when creating the strategic direction for the group. In conjunction with the above WA Waste Strategy, the Waste Authority develops an annual Business Plan, the current plan (Business Plan 2014/15) also includes projections through to the 2018/2019 financial year; consequently, this document provides guidance to the group on the Waste Authority’s likely direction for the majority of the duration of the group’s Strategic Waste Management Plan. The members of the AROC group have previously developed strategic waste management plans, either individually or in smaller groups. These plans were reviewed to assess past priority areas, priority waste streams, proposed activities and achievements. Across the group, there was a diverse range of priorities that were previously considered. A constant theme related to improving or implementing kerbside recycling collection services and improving the management and operation of landfill facilities. Other common areas included hazardous household waste and e-waste recycling. In recent years, there has been a dramatic improvement in the kerbside recycling collection services being offered within the region. In addition, both hazardous household waste and e-waste recovery has increased noticeably as well as an improvement in the diversion of green waste
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