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Brisbane City Council's kerbside collection is an annual service across all suburbs to assist you dispose of large unwanted household items that are too big for wheelie bins.
Place acceptable materials for collection on the kerbside in front of your home. Items must be placed the weekend before the collection starts in your suburb. All items must be on the kerb by 6am at the start of the collection period.
2019 dates for the Moorooka Ward:
- Rocklea - Monday 4 February
- Moorooka - Monday 11 February
- Nathan and Salisbury - Monday 4 March
- Oxley - Monday 3 June
- Acacia Ridge, Archerfield, Coopers Plains, Pallara and Willawong - Monday 10 June
- Durack - Monday 24 June.
Check what items are acceptable here.
Download Council's free Brisbane Bin and Recycling App to receive free reminders before your kerbside collection.
I submit the following details as my objection to A004690321 – BMI’s Watson Road Resource Recovery Facility on land at 146 Watson Rd, and 121 Gregory St, Acacia Ridge – Lot 2 on RP 188292 and Lot 4 on RP 217765.
General Information
Advice from Council’s Development Assessment Team is that 102 Evans Road, Salisbury is zoned General Industry B under the current City Plan. This zoning is designed to accommodate low and medium industry as defined in the City Plan. The original approval under the previous City Plan 1987 was zoned General Industry.
Please note that a Development Application for 146 Watson Road and 121 Gregory St, Acacia Ridge (A004690321), currently operating as the BMI Resource Recovery facility, has been advertised.
Council has now refused this development application for a number of reasons as follows:
A004915150 - 12 & 16 Longueval Street, Moorooka - Material Change of Use to Rooming Accommodation.
Council has refused this development application in its present form.
I am pleased to advise that work will commence shortly on the installation of shade sails at E C Backwell Park, Kalang Street, Archerfield.
Do you want active and healthy students ready to learn, less traffic at the school gate and stronger school communities? Apply for the 2019 Active School Travel program.
It’s time to have your say on Council’s newly released Draft Master Plan for the Oxley Creek Transformation.
This Plan is part of Council’s $100 million 20-year project to transform and revitalize Oxley Creek.
