Kerbside Clean-up

This service is provided to help residents to dispose of bulky or excessive household items. This financial year (1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025) each household receives four free book-in kerbside clean-up collections as part of a 12-month trial.

Households can present a maximum of two cubic metres (2m3) (equivalent to one box trailer load) of materials per collection. The materials must be placed neatly on the nature strip no earlier than 24 hours before your booked collection date and must follow our presentation guidelines.

If you are unsure where to present your kerbside waste, call council (02) 9725 0222 where our friendly staff will locate the ideal spot for you.

Residents living in a building complex of twelve (12) or more units or buildings within the CBD will need to contact their managing body to organise a collection.

This service is very popular so remember to book in early and plan ahead.

Book now online by clicking the button below or call the Council on (02) 9725 0222.

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Once you have made your booking, you will receive a confirmation email or SMS with your confirmed date and reference number.

How to present your Kerbside Clean-up

Place your items at the kerbside directly in front of your property the night before your schedule collection. The items for collection must fit within two cubic metres (2m3) and must not obstruct footpaths, walkways, or disrupt traffic. 

If your property has a limited frontage, is located on a cul-de-sac, or is a corner property, and you are unsure where to place your items for kerbside clean-up, please contact Council and we will provide guidance on the best placement to minimise any impact on your neighbours.

Demonstration of kerbside collection rules with 2 cubic metres with some furniture such as mattress and oven within that area.


Please follow these guidelines when presenting your items:


Please follow these guidelines when presenting garden waste:

  

Accepted Items - What you CAN place out for collection

  • Electronic items
  • Household items
  • White goods and metal appliances
  • Small household items in boxes or bags
  • Garden waste in bags or cut, tied and bundled in lengths no longer than 1.5 metres. Able to be lifted by 1 staff member.

Not Accepted Items - What you CANNOT place out for collection

  • Garden material that IS NOT bagged, tied or bundled.
  • Branches longer than 1.5m or cannot be safely moved by 1 person
  • Tree stumps or tree roots
  • Hazardous materials such as: paint, chemicals, solvents, batteries, oils, gas bottles, smoke detectors and fire extinguishers
  • Mirrors and glass items including, but not limited to: windows, shower screens, fish tanks or glass tabletops
  • Car parts, car bodies, engine blocks or tyres
  • Decaying matter and general household garbage
  • Trade or commercial waste including liquid or business waste
  • Building or construction waste including, but not limited to: asbestos, fibro, plaster board, insulation batts, dirt, sand, stones, bricks, concrete,  timber pallets and solar panels. 
  • Demolition waste including, but not limited to: kitchen / bathroom renovations, tiles, toilet bowls, sinks or basins.
  • Items placed in large bulk bag.