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Disposal fees
This page includes the charges for disposing of waste at the Mount Vincent Road Waste Management Centre.
Make sure to check what your are planning to dispose isn't prohibited.
Mount Vincent Waste Management Centre will no longer accept cash payments.
Waste
Waste type | Charges |
---|---|
Mixed domestic or commercial waste | $447 per tonne |
Mixed demolition and construction waste | $447 per tonne |
Asbestos (booking required) | $581 per tonne |
Special waste (deceased animals and large tyres) | $559 per tonne |
Virgin excavated natural material (conditions apply) | $164 - $447 per tonne |
Bulk Polystyrene | $2000 per tonne |
The minimum fee is $8.95
Recyclables
Recyclable type | Charge |
---|---|
Electronic waste up to 60kg from Maitland households | No charge |
Electronic waste over 60kg | $200 per tonne |
General recyclables from Maitland households (uncontaminated and separated - up to 60kg)
| No charge |
General recyclables over 60kg | $200 per tonne |
Scrap metal (steel) | No charge |
Lead, acid batteries | No charge |
Fridges, freezers and air conditioners | $15 per unit |
Concrete, bricks, roof tiles (uncontaminated) | $266 per tonne |
Mattresses | $40 per item |
Tyres - Small (up to 600mm diameter) | $10 each |
Small tyre on rim | $32 each |
Tyres - Medium | $46 each |
Tyres - Large | $559 per tonne |
Vegetation and timber
Description | Charge |
---|---|
Vegetation and timber | $200 per tonne |
Timber must be non-treated, non-painted and without nails. The minimum fee is $4.
Miscellaneous
Description | Charge |
---|---|
Use of weighbridge | $45 |
All prices include the NSW EPA Waste Levy of $151.60 per tonne and GST.
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