Household Solid Waste
“Household solid waste” is any solid waste generated by a household and of a kind that is ordinarily generated or produced by any premises when occupied as a dwelling house, and includes garden waste;
Solid Waste Similar to Household Solid Waste
“Solid waste similar to household solid waste” means
(a) Any part of commercial solid waste produced in any service area; or
(b) Any part of institutional solid waste produced in any service area; and
(c) Anything similar in nature and amount to household solid waste.
The types of household solid waste and waste similar to household solid waste are as follows:
(a) residual waste;
(b) recyclable waste;
(c) bulky waste;
(d) garden waste.
Residual Waste
Refers to household solid waste and solid waste similar to household solid waste that is not reused, recycled or composted and may be placed in a container;
Recyclable Waste
Refers to any household solid waste and solid waste similar to household solid waste that is separated for recycling, including paper, cardboard, glass, plastic, metal and food waste;
Bulky Waste
Refers to household solid waste and solid waste similar to household solid waste that is too large to be placed in a container, including appliances, furniture, tree trunks, branches and stumps; and
Garden Waste
Refers to trees, leaves, creepers, grass, roots attached to the soil and other similar waste from gardens or premises.