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The community survey calling for people to have their say on the future of waste and resource recovery on the Sunshine Coast, including a third bin to capture food and garden waste (FOGO) closed on Tuesday 2 March, 2021.
Around half of the material in Sunshine Coast household general waste bins could be diverted from landfill and recycled.
Sunshine Coast Council is therefore looking at how we collect waste from households to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from landfill and achieve recycling targets outlined in the Queensland Waste Management and Resource Recovery Strategy.
Your feedback and views on the introduction of a third bin for collection of food organics and garden organics will now be reviewed.
To support a thriving community now and into the future it is critical that we manage our energy, waste and natural resources efficiently and sustainably, which is why council is working through actions from our Sunshine Coast Waste Strategy 2015 – 2025.
These actions require us to explore how waste and resource recovery on the Sunshine Coast will look in the future and we are seeking community input.
Though this survey, we hope to gain ideas and feedback to help guide any future changes in how council collects and processes your waste.
We are exploring options to change the current waste collection system.
The community survey calling for people to have their say on the future of waste and resource recovery on the Sunshine Coast, including a third bin to capture food and garden waste (FOGO) closed on Tuesday 2 March, 2021.
Around half of the material in Sunshine Coast household general waste bins could be diverted from landfill and recycled.
Sunshine Coast Council is therefore looking at how we collect waste from households to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from landfill and achieve recycling targets outlined in the Queensland Waste Management and Resource Recovery Strategy.
Your feedback and views on the introduction of a third bin for collection of food organics and garden organics will now be reviewed.
To support a thriving community now and into the future it is critical that we manage our energy, waste and natural resources efficiently and sustainably, which is why council is working through actions from our Sunshine Coast Waste Strategy 2015 – 2025.
These actions require us to explore how waste and resource recovery on the Sunshine Coast will look in the future and we are seeking community input.
Though this survey, we hope to gain ideas and feedback to help guide any future changes in how council collects and processes your waste.
We are exploring options to change the current waste collection system.
