Garden Waste Subscription
Thank you to everyone who took part in the online engagement sessions that ran from 20th September to 2nd October. If you weren't able to attend these sessions, please provide feedback via the below surveys.
Thank you to everyone who took part in the online engagement sessions that ran from 20th September to 2nd October. If you weren't able to attend these sessions, please provide feedback via the below surveys.
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This survey is an opportunity to feedback on the new Garden Waste Subscription.
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Below are initiatives that were discussed during the previous online engagement sessions. If you weren't able to attend, please take part in ranking these initiatives. We want to hear from as many people as possible.
Potential Incentive
Pros
Cons
Saturday Freighters – deployment of vehicles every Saturday between the months of April and September in prearranged locations across the district.
Skips on Saturdays in prearranged locations across the district.
No subscription cost for users
The service could not cater for every village
Requires the resident to transport their garden waste to a defined location on a designated date and time in their area
Subsidised price home composters - promoted along with information on home composting. In order to reduce the volume of waste generated, and to minimise food waste entering the residual waste stream.
Advertised along with new service mail out
Transport mileage of waste removed
Cost to resident (but subsidised)
Community compost schemes – working with Town and Parish Councils, along with Allotment Associations to enable and influence community led composting schemes.
Residents learn how to compost
Transport mileage of waste removed
Needs communities to buy-in to the concept and training/expertise required for success
Free loose compost – working with Town and Parish Councils, along with Allotment Associations, to get residents engaged with composting in their community.
Work with the parish councils to arrange free compost giveaways
Compost located in accessible locations for residents
The compost will be loose and will require the resident to bag the material for removal
Local land management green bin incentives – local residents who volunteer to cut grass in community areas are offered a garden bin and the annual subscription charge is waived
Allows local residents who cut the grass in local communal areas access to a free garden bin to support them in this role
Some areas may not have local champions maintaining their green communal areas
Local businesses sponsor bins for those on low income or in receipt of benefits or area of a community
Benefit to residents in need / community and business advertising
Administrative and logistic issues
Small number of free bins available for parish councils to donate to residents in need – management of who receives the bins at the discretion of the parish council
Benefit to residents in need.
Added burden to parish councils
Difficult to establish a fair process for distribution
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