The Green Waste Processing Facility creates mulch from the clean, green waste gathered by council verge collections. Green Waste is also accepted from residents and commercial operators who bring it to the RRRC on trailers.
The shredder at the facility can process over 30,000 tonnes of green waste per year.
The RRRC is open 7 days a week, 8.00 to 4.00pm (except Christmas Day and New Years Day)
Public Rates effective from 1 July 2020:
Green Waste
| Green Waste Gate Fees | Price (Incl GST) |
|---|---|
| Cars, Utilities & Trailers up to 1.5 cubic metres | $30.00 per entry |
| Cars, Utilities & Trailers up to 1.5 – 3.0 cubic metres | $55.00 per entry |
| Trucks and Heavy Vehicles | $75.00 per tonne |
| Trucks and Heavy Vehicles minimum entry charge | $75.00 per entry |
| Trucks and Heavy Vehicles oversized logs > 1.5m length, 0.3m Wide | $150.00 per tonne |
Palms (cut lengths 300mm)
| Green Waste Gate Fees | Price (Incl GST) |
|---|---|
| Cars, Utilities & Trailers up to 1.5 cubic metres | $55.00 per entry |
| Cars, Utilities & Trailers up to 1.5 – 3.0 cubic metres | $70.00 per entry |
| Trucks and Heavy Vehicles | $150.00 per tonne |
| Trucks and Heavy Vehicles oversize > 1.5m length, 0.3m Wide | $150 per tonne |
Weighbridge out of use
In the event that the weighbridge is not operational, prices will be calculated by weight.
| Green Waste Gate Fees | Price (Incl GST) |
|---|---|
| Uncompacted green waste (heavy vehicle) | $30.00 per wheel |
| Compacted green waste (heavy vehicle) | $40.00 per wheel |
| Cars and Trailers over 3.0m3 | $75.00 per entry |
RECYCLE RIGHT – WHICH BIN DO I PUT IT IN?
Recycle Right is a campaign brought to you by the SMRC, which encourages and assists residents and businesses in the South Metropolitan Region to recycle, reduce their rubbish and buy more recycled products.
TAKE A TOUR OF THE RRRC
The RRRC offers free tours, designed to educate visitors about the recycling process, with safe and exciting views from observation decks into the various facilities.
JOIN THE WREN
The Waste Recycling Education Network, (the WREN) is an independent group of community volunteers (residents) from SMRC member councils, established to help increase community understanding of the importance of waste, recycling, and greater awareness of the activities of the SMRC.