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Pikitup Waste Facilities-Private Recyclers Sector Class Waste_Focus Management Existing/Proposed Company Name/ Site Name City Longitude Latitude Physical Address Materials Recycled Equipment Depot Region CIP/Pikitup_ref Pikitup Landfill assigned Column3 Priority Co-Operatives Recycling Pikitup Existing ABNP/BFGA Coop Johannesburg 28,038314 -26,231728 Robinson Deep Landfill. Turffontein Road, Turfontein SOUTHDALE F Robinson Deep / Goudkoppies Garden Site Recycling Pikitup Existing Allie Street Garden Site Johannesburg 27,885747 -26,299961 Allie Street Eldorado Park Ext 9 No Recycling, Green Waste, Occasional Waste AVALON G Goudkoppies/Ennerdale Recycling Company Recycling Private Existing Amalgamated Metals Recycling Johannesburg 27,865584 -26,153144 2849 Albertina Sisulu Road,Cnr Nywerheid Manufacta RoodepoortMetals ROODEPOORTC Marie Louise Garden Site Recycling Pikitup Existing Ashanti Garden Site Johannesburg 27,979519 -26,195217 Ashanti Street (RE 560) Coronationville Plastic only. Builders' Rubble 1 x Wheelbarrow, Green Waste, OccasionalWATERVAL WasteB Robinson Deep Garden Site Recycling Pikitup Existing Ashburton Garden Site Johannesburg 27,982678 -26,212214 Ashburton Street, Riverlea Cardboard. Builders' Rubble 1 x Wheelbarrow, Green Waste, OccasionalWATERVAL WasteB Robinson Deep Depot Logistics Pikitup Existing Avalon Depot Johannesburg 27,877553 -26,289331 Calandula Street, Klipspruit West AVALON D Goudkoppies/Ennerdale Garden Site Recycling Pikitup Existing Babiana Garden Site Johannesburg 27,960594 -26,203431 Babiana Street, Riverlea Cardboard. Builders' Rubble 1 x Wheelbarrow, Green Waste, OccasionalWATERVAL WasteB Robinson Deep BBC Recycling Private Existing Ballyclare Johannesburg 28,031510 -26,074360 35 Ballyclare drive, Bryanston, Gauteng Paper, Plastic, Glass, Polystyrene, Cans MARLBORO E Robinson Deep /FG Garden Site Recycling Pikitup Existing Ballyclare Garden Site Johannesburg 28,026867 -26,076362 Ballyclare Drive, Bryanston Ext.7 Paper, Glass, Plastic, Cans, Oil, E- Waste, Tins, Casrdboard, Scrap Metal,MARLBORO Green Waste,E Occasional Waste Robinson Deep /FG Garden Site Recycling Pikitup Existing Bangalore Street Garden Site Johannesburg 27,846608 -26,328653 475 Bangalore Dr, Lenasia 1821 Bottles, Oil, E- Waste, Green Waste, Occasional Waste AVALON G Goudkoppies/Ennerdale Co-Operatives Recycling Pikitup Existing Batho Pele Co-op Johannesburg 28,027391 -26,215614 Selby SOUTHDALE F Robinson Deep / Goudkoppies BBC Recycling Private Existing BE Green Recycling Johannesburg 28,040930 -26,216360 11 Wall St SOUTHDALE F Robinson Deep / Goudkoppies Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Be Green Recycling - Bramley Johannesburg 28,075664 -26,118897 St Catherine Church, Cnr Dalene & Homestead Avenue MARLBORO E Robinson Deep /FG Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Be Green Recycling - Grand Central Johannesburg 28,137563 -26,000439 Dale Road MIDRAND A FG Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Be Green Recycling - Midrand 1 Johannesburg 28,140300 -25,946376 PFSA - 18 Gazelle Ave, Old Pta Rd, Corporate Park South MIDRAND A FG Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Be Green Recycling - Midrand 2 Johannesburg 28,163072 -25,957670 Groenvoer Shopping Centre, 410 Olifantsfontein Road MIDRAND A FG Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Be Green Recycling - Midrand 3 Johannesburg 27,986816 -25,991997 Veterinary Clinic Blue Hills, 96 Poplar Avenue RANDBURG A Goudkoppies /Robinson Deep/Mooiplaats Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Be Green Recycling - Midrand/Kyalami 1 Johannesburg 28,051541 -25,980935 Beauliue College, Maple Road MIDRAND A FG Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Be Green Recycling - Midrand/Kyalami 2 Johannesburg 27,999121 -26,015701 Cnr. Main Road & Cedar Road RANDBURG A Goudkoppies /Robinson Deep/Mooiplaats Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Be Green Recycling - Mondeor Johannesburg 28,006614 -26,276201 Cnr Columbine and Royal Park SOUTHDALE F Robinson Deep / Goudkoppies Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Be Green Recycling - Norwood Johannesburg 28,083456 -26,158105 Cnr Short & Pine Street NORWOOD E Robinson Deep Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Be Green Recycling - Sandringham Johannesburg 28,106385 -26,163238 Club street Next to High School NORWOOD E Robinson Deep Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Be Green Recycling - Sandton Johannesburg 28,077744 -26,094907 Melrose Road MARLBORO E Robinson Deep /FG Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Be Green Recycling -Orange Grove Johannesburg 28,085549 -26,156455 Hospice corner - Cnr Louis Botha & 9th Avenue NORWOOD E Robinson Deep Garden Site Recycling Pikitup Existing Bellona Garden Site Johannesburg 28,003072 -26,196925 Bellona Road, Mayfair West Glass, Plastic, E- Waste. Builders' Rubble 1 x Wheelbarrow, GreenWATERVAL Waste, OccasionalF Waste Robinson Deep Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Bez Valley Pikitup garden site Johannesburg 28,062291 -26,164547 Between 4th and 5th Avenue NORWOOD E Robinson Deep Garden Site Recycling Pikitup Existing Bezuidenhout Garden Site Johannesburg 28,085078 -26,187797 Fifth Street, Bezuidenhout Valley NORWOOD F Robinson Deep AWT Food waste Pikitup Proposed Biogas project (pvt sector collaboration) Johannesburg 0 2,2 Co-Operatives Recycling Pikitup Existing Bontle Ke Tlhago Co-op Johannesburg 28,012753 -25,939598 Diepsloot Buyback MIDRAND A FG Recycling Company Recycling Private Existing Bidvets Steiner Selby 28,205303 -26,124400 110 Loper Ave, AEROPORT SPARTAN HCRW 0 IWMF Recycling CoJ CIP Proposed Bryanston IWMF Johannesburg 28,043993 -26,071188 Sandton MARLBORO E 3 SW07 Robinson Deep /FG Builders Rubble Facility Builders rubble Pikitup Proposed Builders Rubble Crushing Plant 4 Johannesburg 28,117905 -26,086203 Linbro Park LFS MARLBORO E 3,1 Robinson Deep /FG BBC Recycling Pikitup Proposed Buyback centres & Sorting facilities & Landfill sorting areas Johannesburg 0 1,2 Garden Site Recycling Pikitup Existing Cedar Road Garden Site Johannesburg 28,066231 -25,985436 Cedar Road, Kyalami A.H MIDRAND A FG Depot Logistics Pikitup Existing Central Camp Depot Johannesburg 27,932953 -26,256375 Cnr Old Potch Road & Nicholas Street, Diepkloof CENTRAL CAMPD Goudkoppies BBC Recycling Private Existing CFC Recycling Johannesburg 28,050853 -26,161486 3 Spinney Close Riviera 2196 NORWOOD E Robinson Deep Garden Site Recycling Pikitup Existing Circle Street Garden Site Johannesburg 27,908659 -26,290127 Circle Crescent, Eldorado Park Ext.5 Oil, E- Waste, Green Waste, Occasional Waste AVALON G Goudkoppies/Ennerdale Co-Operatives Recycling Pikitup Existing Civil Contribution Concepts Co-op Johannesburg 27,933 -26,256375 Cnr Old Potch Road & Nicholas Street, Diepkloof CENTRAL CAMPD Goudkoppies Garden Site Recycling Pikitup Existing Club Street Garden Site Johannesburg 28,119453 -26,141715 Club Street, Bedford 68-IR Paper, Glass, Plastic, Cans, Oil, E- Waste, Green Waste, OccasionalNORWOOD Waste E Robinson Deep Drop Off Points Recycling Private Existing Circle Road Pikitup garden site 27,820370 -26,124299 Circle Road, Extension 5 0 IWMF Recycling CoJ CIP Proposed CoJ west Johannesburg 27,913760 -26,128413 Panorama + Doornkop ROODEPOORTC SW15 Marie Louise AWT Waste technologies (residual waste)Pikitup Proposed Construct and implement 1st WtE facility (EISD initiative) Johannesburg 28,043 -26,231476 Robinson Deep LFS SOUTHDALE F 4,1 Robinson Deep / Goudkoppies Garden Site Recycling Pikitup Closed Dale Road Garden Site (Closed) Johannesburg 28,152342 -25,988467 Allan Road, Glen Austin A.H MIDRAND A FG Co-Operatives Recycling Pikitup Existing Denise Pretorius Metals ta/Metal and Paper Exchange (cc) Johannesburg 27,962975 -26,174998 Newlands WATERVAL B Robinson Deep All Depots CoJ CIP Refurb Depot maintenance Johannesburg 27,964951 -26,047909 11 Depots around CoJ RANDBURG E 7 SW16 Goudkoppies /Robinson Deep/Mooiplaats BBC Recycling Private Existing Colra Recycling Plastics and Ribber 28,200817 -26,248311 Van Riebeck Street,Elsburg 0 Depot Logistics Pikitup Proposed Depots & Head-office Johannesburg 11 Depots around CoJ 0 5,2 Recycling Company Recycling Private Existing DESCO Johannesburg 28,276679 -26,100494 c/o West Str & Elgin Rd,Pomona Ext 159 E-Waste 0 Co-Operatives Recycling Pikitup Existing DH Recycling Johannesburg 28,108983 -26,131887 DALE, Midrand NORWOOD E Robinson Deep Co-Operatives Recycling Pikitup Existing Diaryan Coop Johannesburg 28,038314 -26,231728 Robinson Deep Landfill. Turffontein Road, Turfontein SOUTHDALE F Robinson Deep / Goudkoppies IWMF HCRW CoJ CIP Proposed Diepsloot IWMF Johannesburg 28,011871 -25,931556 Diepsloot MIDRAND A 9 SW03 FG BBC Recycling Pikitup Existing Diepsloot BBC Johannesburg 27,996455 -25,932468 Port 1 of Farm Diepsloot 388 JR RANDBURG A Goudkoppies /Robinson Deep/Mooiplaats Recycling Company Recycling Private Existing Da Run Fa 28,130906 -26,294211 11 Combrink Road, Alberton, Johannesburg PET 0 Garden Site Recycling Pikitup Existing Disa Garden Site Johannesburg 27,961 -26,207292 Disa Road, (270/224-IQ No Recycling, Builders' Rubble x 1 wheelbarrow, Green Waste, OccasionalWATERVAL WasteB Robinson Deep Co-Operatives Recycling Pikitup Existing DOCMAX CO-OP/Egoli Green Johannesburg 28,027391 -26,215614 Joburg CBD, Selby SOUTHDALE F Robinson Deep / Goudkoppies IWMF Recycling CoJ CIP Proposed Doornkop IWMF Johannesburg 27,812767 -26,227674 Doornkop ROODEPOORTC 10 SW05 Marie Louise Drop Off Points Recycling Pikitup Proposed Drop-off centres (Garden sites) - upgrades & new Johannesburg Drop-offs around CoJ 0 1,1 BBC Recycling Private Existing DGR 28,138120 -26,253173 No
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