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Manager Development Services - Item 3.8 - Six to Eight Storey Mixed-UseCommercial, Retail and Residential Apartment Development Proposal - Lot 3004 DP1152287, Stowe Avenue, Campbelltown - The Manager Development Servicesadvised that he is the Assessing Officer of the Joint Regional Planning Panel(JRPP)and that he will leave the Chamber.Non Pecuniary – Less than Significant InterestsCouncillor Greiss - Item 3.7 - No.16 St Johns Road, Campbelltown - Conversion ofan Existing Convent into a Church with Associated Construction of a Car Park, Fenceand Building Additions - Councillor Greiss advised that he is a member of the CopticChurch at Long Point and that he will remain in the Chamber.
1. WASTE AND RECYCLING SERVICES1.1 Outcome of the Free Recyclables Drop Off Day 2011Reporting OfficerManager Waste and Recycling ServicesAttachmentsNil.PurposeTo update Council on the outcome of the Free Recyclables Drop-Off Day held on 8January 2011.HistoryCouncil held its inaugural Free Recyclables Drop-Off Day in January 2009, and dueto the success of the event, Council at its meeting on 3 February 2009 resolved toprovide Campbelltown residents with a Free Recyclables Drop-Off Day each yearfollowing Christmas and New Year.ReportThe Free Recyclables Drop-Off Day is now in its third year, with the latest event heldon Saturday, 8 January 2011 at Coronation Park, Redfern Road, Minto. Residentswere able to drop off any recyclable materials that would normally be collected intheir yellow-lid recycling bin, plus polystyrene, between the hours of 8am and 2pm onthe day of the event for recycling, free of charge.As in previous years, the Free Recyclables Drop-Off Day was supported by a numberof sponsors, who provided various resources free of charge to assist with the event.WSN Environmental Solutions accepted the recyclables collected at the event forrecycling, SITA Environmental Solutions provided two compactor vehicles to assistwith the collection of recyclables and the Colossal Box Company accepted thepolystyrene dropped off at the event for recycling.The 2011 event saw an increase in the number of attendees using the service incomparison to the 2010 event, and not surprisingly, the amount of recyclablescollected also increased. The event attracted 224 participants, who dropped offnearly four and a half tonnes of recyclables in total. This total comprised of more thanthree and a half tonnes of paper and cardboard, and nearly one tonne of mixedcontainers such as plastic bottles, aluminium cans and glass bottles.
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