Scenic Rim Regional Council operates a number of waste transfer stations for the convenience and safety of residents and the environment. These stations are distributed across the region in populated areas to provide maximum convenience for residents.
Current opening hours for Waste Transfer Stations at Canungra, Beaudesert (Central) and Tamborine Mountain are: 7am to 5pm 7 days a week.
Current opening hours for Waste Transfer Stations at:
Boonah are: 8am to 5pm 7 days a week.
Kalbar are: 8am to 5pm, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.
Peak Crossing are: 9am to 5pm Saturday and Sunday.
Rathdowney are: 7am to 5pm Friday to Monday
Current opening hours for Waste Transfer Stations at All sites are closed on Christmas Day and Good Friday.
Locations of Transfer Stations are:
How do I dispose of my used chemical drums?
Eligible drums can be taken any of our waste transfer stations DrumMuster collection points. When you arrive please advise the tipmaster on site that you have drums to be disposed of by drummuster.
Eligible containers are larger than 1 L/Kg and up to 205 L/Kg non returnable metal and plastic containers and will carry the DrumMuster eligible container logo. This logo may be applied to the container either as a sticker, printed as part of the label or embossed into the container material. DrumMuster can only reimburse Council for the collection of ‘levy paid’ containers carrying the DrumMaster eligible container logo. Some manufacturers have not joined the program and subsequently their containers are not part of DrumMuster.
Variation to the scope of the program since its inception allows acceptance of previously non-eligible containers such as surfactants, dairy chemicals and liquid fertilisers from participating manufacturers. The program will not accept petroleum or liquid chlorine containers that are used for non agricultural purposes. All eligible containers should carry the DrumMuster logo.
All containers must be
triple rinsed before delivering to the transfer station. Failure to do this may result in your containers not being accepted. For more information, please go to
www.drummuster.com.au
Where can I dispose of asbestos, dead animals and other regulated wastes?
Dead animals, limited regulated wastes and small quantities of asbestos are accepted at the Central Landfill located at Bromelton. The asbestos must be wet down and double wrapped in plastic before transporting to the Waste Facility. Where possible, 24 hours notice should be provided to the Waste Department before arriving at the Waste facility and delivery should be prior to 3pm to ensure contractor availability.
Disposal of commercial quantities of asbestos and other regulated waste must be accompanied by a Department of Environment and Resource Management Waste Transport Certificate.
NOTE: Special handling and burial fees apply.
