Our Drysdale Resource Recovery Centre and Transfer Station can accept a wide variety of items including TVs, old computer equipment, white goods and building materials.
| Operating hours |
8:00am to 4:15pm |
| Location |
Becks Road (off Murradoc Road in Drysdale) |
| Closed |
Christmas Day, New Year's Day and Good Friday |
| Contact number |
03 5251 2935 |
Fees
| Waste Disposal |
From 1 July 2018
|
| Car Boot |
$22.00
|
| Vans (per cubic metre) |
$57.00
|
| Waterline |
| Utilities |
$43.50
|
| Single axle trailers (waterline) |
$43.50
|
| Tandem Trailers (waterline) ... (minimum) |
$57.00
|
| Heaped |
| Utilities (heaped) |
$57.00
|
| Single axle trailers (heaped) … (minimum |
$57.00
|
| Tandem Trailers (heaped) … (minimum) |
$114.00
|
| Caged |
| Single axle trailers (caged) up to 1.5 cubic metres |
$85.50
|
| Tandem Trailers caged up to 3.0 cubic metre |
$171.00
|
| Caged heaped |
| Single axle trailers (caged heaped) up to 2 cubic metres |
$114.00
|
| Tandem Trailers (caged heaped)up to 4 cubic metres |
$228.00
|
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Each
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Tyres:
|
Car tyres |
$10.00
|
| Car tyres on rims |
$11.00
|
| Truck tyres |
$34.00
|
| Mattresses (any size) |
$23.50
|
| Note: |
| All fees are GST inclusive |
| EFTPOS facilities are available |
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| Recycling (sorted) - No charge for domestic quantities of: |
| • Clean Cardboard and paper (0.5 cubic metre maximum) |
| • Refrigerators/pressed metal goods |
| • Aluminium and steel cans |
| • Milk and juice cartons (liquid paper board) |
| • Plastic, milk, juice and soft drink bottles |
| • BBQ gas cylinders |
| • Oil/containers - can only accept a maximum of 30 litres in any one transaction of any motor oil. These need to be in maximum of 5 litre containers |
| • Car batteries |
| • Scrap Metal |
| • Glass bottles and jars |
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| Also free of charge: |
| • Computer items |
| • Hot water services |
| • Televisions |
| • Rigid plastic containers |
| • Tools |
| • White goods – fridges, ovens, dryers, dishwashers etc |
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| Visit the Geelong Resource Recovery Centre to drop off these items for free: |
| • polystyrene |
| • paint and paint tins |
| • fluorescent tubes |
| • gas bottles over 9Kg |
| • household and car batteries |
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Common questions
Tip fees - why are they so high?
Around 60 per cent of the tip fees goes directly to the State and Federal Governments as a levy.
The remaining portion is used to operate and maintain the landfill and resource recovery centres.