Bricks and Concrete

The current fee for disposal of uncontaminated bricks and concrete is listed in Council's Waste Facility Fees 

To ensure that PMHC are only accepting uncontaminated loads of bricks and concrete, a new process is being implemented which must be adhered to by all customers:

1. Disposal of uncontaminated bricks and concrete needs to be pre-booked via the online Bricks and Concrete form below.
2. Upon arrival at the Cairncross Waste Management Facility weighbridge, an assessment of the load will be undertaken by the Waste Operator. 
3. If the load is assessed to be uncontaminated, customers will be directed where to offload the materials by the Waste Operator.
4. If the load is assessed to be contaminated, customers will be directed to dispose materials to landfill and charged at the appropriate rate. Please note that the Waste Operator will make the final determination of this.
5. If the Waste Operator has concerns that the load may be contaminated, the customer will be directed to an area where the materials can be tipped and spread, so that a more detailed inspection can be undertaken.
6. Details will be recorded, including photographic evidence. If found to be contaminated, customers will be directed to dispose materials to landfill and charged at the appropriate rate. Please note that the Waste Operator will make the final determination of this.
7. If loads are identified as containing tiles, or other mixed solid waste contamination, the materials will be required to be disposed of as mixed solid waste and charged at the current adopted rate.
8. If loads are identified as containing asbestos containing material, the materials will be required to be disposed of as asbestos waste and charged at the current adopted rate.
9. Customers proceed to the weighbridge to make payment at the appropriate rate.

Please note that loads containing any amount of tiles will be disposed of as landfill due to the high risk of contamination and will be charged at the mixed solid waste fee.

For more information visit pmhc.nsw.gov.au/bricks and concrete or contact Council on (02) 6581 8111.