Combined Executive Agenda 120410.pdf - North Ayrshire Council
Combined Executive Agenda 120410.pdf - North Ayrshire Council
Combined Executive Agenda 120410.pdf - North Ayrshire Council
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Establishment of partnerships with the 3rd sector to support the<br />
development of re-use schemes, including funded provision of<br />
facilities to repair goods and their subsequent<br />
distribution/sale.<br />
Internal Networks<br />
The development of internal <strong>Council</strong> re-use networks for services and<br />
employees to redistribute surplus goods can also reduce expenditure<br />
on replacements.<br />
2.5.5 Increase range of materials collected for recycling and<br />
composting<br />
Kerbside Recyclable Collections (Blue Bin)<br />
Glass and mixed plastics to be added to the co-mingled collection of<br />
recyclables (blue bin) thereby reducing the number of containers and<br />
the costs of collection. This will further enable a kerbside collection of<br />
glass, within the blue bin, for properties on Arran.<br />
Food Waste Collections<br />
Provide food waste collection to the mainland and Cumbrae. The<br />
collections will, where possible, be integrated with the weekly garden<br />
waste collection service which will be extended to all year round. In<br />
order to assist residents in utilising this service it is proposed that a<br />
kitchen caddy (5 litre) be provided to enable containment prior to<br />
transfer to wheeled bin along with bio-degradable liners to maintain<br />
hygiene standards. Those properties without gardens will be provided<br />
with a 25 litre caddy which can be placed out for collection. It is<br />
proposed that existing tenants group be consulted to agree storage<br />
method and collection frequency from communal waste storage areas.<br />
It will be necessary to undertake a formal procurement exercise to<br />
secure facilities for the treatment of organic waste (food and garden)<br />
collected.<br />
In those areas where it is not considered, by Government, feasible to<br />
introduce food waste collections it is proposed that support be sought<br />
from Zero Waste Scotland to evaluate the provision of community<br />
composting facilities on Arran and to support the implementation of<br />
any options arising.<br />
Food Waste collections will be introduced on a phased basis, following<br />
the procurement of suitable treatment facilities, as follows:-<br />
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