Waste Management Plans
The principal aim of this Regional Resource Management Plan is to re-evaluate and where appropriate update, the contents of the four subregional plans providing a coordinated approach across the entire region.
The Regional Resource Management Plan draws upon the identified waste management methodologies and proposals that are achievable within individual localities or areas, whilst having regard for the existing geographical constraints, economic, environmental and social initiatives.
The subregional plans have enabled each of the participating Councils to djust their ongoing management of waste services and make better use of the collaborative interaction opportunities with other participating Councils.
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Sub-Regional Statistics
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Central Sub-Regional Management Plan
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In May 2000, NetWaste undertook to develop subregional waste management plans as a first step in the process of regional waste planning. Waste
managers from Blayney, Cabonne, Forbes, Lachlan, Orange, Parkes and Weddin Councils volunteered to participate in this inaugural, subregional waste
management plan. The aim of this subregional waste management plan has been to identify waste management methodologies and proposals across the seven
local Councils that are achievable within individual localities, whilst having regard for the existing geographical constraints, economic environment and existing initiatives.
The plan is required to provide direction for ongoing management of waste services, identify collaborative interaction opportunities and also to serve as a resource across the whole NetWaste region.
Mid-Western Sub-Regional Management Plan
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The subregion considered within this (mid-western) subregional waste management plan comprises the Local Government Areas of Coolah, Coonabarabran, Coonamble, Dubbo, Gilgandra, Narromine, Warren and
Wellington. The subregion collectively covers an area of 50,707 square kilometres.
Eastern Sub-Regional Management Plan
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This Eastern Subregional Waste Management Plan is the third such plan for the NetWaste region, taking into consideration, the Councils of Bathurst, Blue Mountains, Cowra, Evans, Lithgow, Mudgee, Oberon and Rylstone.
The Eastern subregion collectively covers an area of 24,584 square kilometres.
The aim of this subregional waste management plan is to identify waste management methodologies and proposals that are achievable within individual localities, whilst having regard for the existing geographical constraints, economic environment and initiatives. The plan is required by the participating Councils to provide direction for the ongoing management of waste services and collaborative interaction opportunities, to serve as a resource across the whole NetWaste region and furthermore to supplement the Central West NetWaste subregional waste management plan.
Western Sub-Regional Management Plan
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The plan outlines strategies to improve the delivery and planning of waste management servicesacross the subregion. The aim of this sub-regional waste management plan is to identify waste management methodologies and proposals that are achievable within individual localities, whilst having regard for the existing geographical constraints, economic, environmental and social initiatives.
The plan is required by the participating Councils to provide direction for the ongoing management of waste services and collaborative interaction opportunities, to serve as a resource across the whole NetWaste region and furthermore to supplement the Central West, Mid-Western and EasternSub-regional Waste Management Plans.
