Developing a household waste collection policy to accomodate alternate weekly collections

Jim Baird; John F. Crawford; Tim Reid

Developing a household waste collection policy to accomodate alternate weekly collections

Jim Baird, John F. Crawford, Tim Reid

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Abstract

This paper sets out how East Ayrshire Council, a medium sized mixed/rural Scottish Unitary Authority amended and revised its household waste collection policy to accommodate alternate weekly collections for residual waste. The new service was introduced to promote and encourage maximum participation in sourceseparated household waste recycling. Before the new service was introduced, householders were able to present side waste with their wheeled bin each week.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings Waste 2008: Waste and Resource Management - a Shared Responsibility
Pages	1-7
Number of pages	7
Publication status	Published - 2008

Keywords

waste management
household waste collection
policy

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