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Disposal Charges
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Ngatea, Paeroa |
Fridays |
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Waihi, Waikino, Karangahake, Mackaytown |
Thursdays |
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Whiritoa |
Mondays |
| Rubbish to be at the gate by 7:30am | |
Only refuse in the official HDC pre-paid bags will be collected.
There is no limit on the number of pre-paid bags that can be put out for collection.
They cost $1.80 each and can be purchased from:
New World in Waihi
Woolworths in Paeroa
Four Square in Ngatea
Pak n Save in Thames
Recycling Collection
How does Kerbside Recycling Work?
Place your clean recyclables into the blue 55
litre recycle bin. On your normal rubbish day, put your bin out on the
kerbside by 7.30am. Make sure it is visible.
The contractors will empty
the bin and replace it on the kerbside for you to retrieve. Any
non-recyclable rubbish must be put in an official bag for collection in
the usual way.
Read more about Kerbside Pre-Paid Bag and Recycling
The following Recyclable materials are accepted at Hauraki District Council refuse transfer stations:
Aluminium cans
Paper
Cardboard
Scrap metal
Plastics (grades 1 and 2 only, milk bottles, fizzy and juice bottles)
Timber, firewood
Glass
Car bodies (Clean condition with seat and tyres removed, petrol tank pierced and all other fluids removed)
Car batteries
Tyres (a fee is charged depending on size of tyre)
LPG Bottles (a $5 fee is charged)
Oil
The collection of unwanted chemical containers
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Collection Site Paeroa Refuse Transfer Station
The First Friday
of every month |
Read more about the HDC Agrecovery Programme and how to ensure your containers are accepted.